from bhult

This is a strange title, but an excellent book. It's a short read, but helpful for those who understand "normalcy bias." Normalcy bias is the principle that people move deeper into danger, because they do not realize how current events are becoming worse and worse. It happened in the 1930s, when ...

from

Outstanding little book that is fun to read. Copyright is 2011. Until I checked the copyright date I guessed that the book was written since the election campaign of 2016. The book asks three main questions: 1) Does truth matter? 2) Is lying dangerous? 3) Do our elected officials have our best in...

from Rascalstar

This small slender book can be read in a hour. It's profound and should be read by everyone. The book is especially important now, today. It's meant to urge us to think about how we affect the world, our country, our families and more. It's a lesson and isn't to be missed or glossed over. Truth m...

from marshapetry

 ummm... what to say... short and, well, uninspired. It is quite well-known this whole thing about "the bigger the lie the more people believe it"... I guess... what was the point of the book? (more like a pamphlet)

from LeslieHurd

This isn't really a book; it's a pamphlet in book form. Mr. Andrews explains why people must choose carefully those who lead their country because if we only choose representatives who serve our specific interests, but lack character, they will not have the will to make the hard choices required ...