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What a fantastic book And I read it at such a great time. This is not a Republican or Democrat book. This is a book about freedom as defined by the US Constitution and some actions that have severely hindered those freedoms in the US.
Anyone who values the future of this country should definitely read this book! May 27, Suzanne rated it it was amazing.
Why we have less freedoms in some ways today than our great grandparents did in their day. How power centralizes then expands to take away freedom.
The 3 things that happened in that have had a huge impact on the way the federal government runs itself today and the negative impact its had on the country.
When the constitution is ignored or not understood, then voting becomes about issues rather than protecting structures of freedom. A call to action and ways we can make changes.
Great book! So needed. Aug 31, Steve Casey rated it it was amazing Shelves: history , economy. Exceptional and should be a classroom book for every high school and college kid In America.
Put on your Must-read list. Oliver is a captivating speaker. Know your history and what has changed our freedom in the past years and what absolutely must happen to get it back.
Nov 30, Joshua rated it it was amazing. I really liked the quotes he gave from a president that is not well know in history but was fighting for the things that are mentioned in this book.
Sep 11, Jennifer Radtke rated it it was amazing. Oliver DeMille is an amazing thinker. I've read two of his books now and found that he inspires me to do better in my life and to teach my children all the things that they might be missing out on.
Not that I don't already try to do that, I just never thought of focusing on the history of the things before. This was an amazing book.
The back of the book is a great teaser for what's inside, "Three critical events in , followed by a corresponding event in , together struck a resounding blo Oliver DeMille is an amazing thinker.
The back of the book is a great teaser for what's inside, "Three critical events in , followed by a corresponding event in , together struck a resounding blow to America's freedom.
In fact, they triggered the greatest Turning Point away from freedom in modern times. Why do so few American citizens know about them - especially since they dramatically and negatively impact every detail of their lives?
I know I did. I also knew that I enjoyed Mr. DeMille's style, so there was no downside to taking on this book.
I forced myself to read it in small chunks so that I could digest all that he says. It was really the only way to read it because there is so much information.
I enjoyed learning that all the branches of government except the Supreme Court could be checked by others and that Jefferson tried enacting an amendment to fix this but it was never adopted so the Supreme Court continues to consider itself above the other branches of government.
Also, that the common people used to follow the Supreme Court's cases. I don't remember the last case I heard about which tells me that I am lacking in important information because I hope they are not getting paid just to sit around and wait for a case.
I need to get more informed. I enjoyed learning that since , twelve of the thirteen US presidents have drastically increased US spending over the levels of their predecessors the thirteenth tried but didn't succeed.
And that of the thirteen presidents leading up to , only four significantly increased US per capita budgetary spending. Looks like a case of one-up-manship to me.
Or the greed finally set in. Makes me wonder when we'll get a president who will make sure that the government isn't paying inflated items just because they're the government and everyone wants something for nothing nowadays.
It makes me wonder what I can do to stay informed on these matters. Mr DeMille says that you need to make sure to read the fine print in everything in-order to find out what it's all really about.
I loved this quote, "Where political freedom is concerned, inalienable rights and freedoms must be applied to everyone equally.
This is the main purpose of government, and when it falls short of this or tries to do much beyond protecting equal rights , freedom for all is decreased.
History is absolutely clear on this point. Only a few sailed with Columbus, or even knew of his journey.
Only a few stood firmly for their religion while the roman soldiers herded them into arenas to be slain by lions.
Only a few participated - both for and against - in the life, trial, and crucifixion of Jesus Christ. He shares what a great thinker he was even if he is portrayed as weak in our textbooks.
There are two quotes Mr DeMille shares that I think you may like. First, "Individual initiative, in the long run, is a firmer reliance than bureaucratic supervision We do no need more knowledge; we need more character.
We do not need more government; we need more culture. We do not need more law; we need more religion. We do not need more of the things that are seen; we need more of the things that are unseen If the foundation be firm, the superstructure will stand.
Our prosperity has resulted not by disregarding but by maintaining high ideals. Material resources do not, and cannot, stand alone; they are the product of spiritual resources.
Goal setting should be taught day one in school; what do the kids want to accomplish this year? We know what the teachers want to accomplish, but what about our kids.
I bet if we asked them, they would be more excited about school, be more involved in their learning process and our schools would excel overall.
Give them a reason to be there. It's not always fun working on other people's goals, but your own I loved Mr DeMille's definition of freedom.
If the people understand freedom, read history and the Constitution and the great political and economic classics, and stay actively involved in maintaining their freedoms, the complex arrangement of constitutional freedoms will not fail.
I need to stay informed on who is making decisions for me and what those decisions are. I can't blindly stand by the wayside and let those who are supposed to be more informed than me make all the decisions because by the looks of things, they aren't who they've been telling us they are.
We are all human and we are all programmed to look out for ourselves. We need to overcome that and start thinking about our communities. The people we interact with every day, what impact do we have on their lives and them on ours and how can we improve the interaction in-order to begin the shift towards more freedom.
If we start caring for each other, we won't want to rely on the government so much. We'd rather receive from those we know instead of those who say they have our best interest at heart Jun 25, Sean rated it it was amazing.
A fantastic primer on freedom in the U. I expected this book to be mostly about the Federal Reserve Bank. I was surprised to learn about 3 other simultaneous events- passage of the 16th and 17th amendments, and the United States v.
Butler case. I found his formula for reclaiming freedom sound, and within r A fantastic primer on freedom in the U.
I found his formula for reclaiming freedom sound, and within reach of any american, though certainly not convenient. Lastly, I loved how the book references many great books on related topics from Aristotle to modern day, and am looking forward to picking these books up soon.
Mar 05, Ethan Chappell rated it really liked it Shelves: want-to-purchase , required-reads , want-to-read-again , tjed-required.
This book talks about three events in and one in that decreased freedom in the U. It talks about all the things that can take away freedom and how we as individuals can help stop it.
It gave some pretty good council like: getting involved in your city council and creating your own entrepreneurial community. This book also impressed me on how important the States are but that their rights have been reduced in the past decade.
This book has inspired me to read the Constitution and beco This book talks about three events in and one in that decreased freedom in the U.
This book has inspired me to read the Constitution and become more familiar with it's fine print so I can know when our freedoms are being taken away.
Sep 25, Charlie Johnson rated it it was ok Shelves: america , non-fiction. Let me get this out of the way first: he's not wrong.
He just presents the facts in such an overly simplified and superficial manner that it's difficult to take seriously.
For example quotes are not cited in the text or in footnotes. He also makes broad and sweeping statements and jumps to conclusions. For the conclusions he draws, there is significantly little time spent showing the mental work used to draw them.
Jul 18, Chuck Cova rated it it was amazing Shelves: pers-prof-dev. This book opened my eyes and set me on a path to want to better understand our history, our culture, our government, where we are heading and what role I'm to play in influencing that future Sep 17, Sia rated it it was amazing Shelves: Such a powerful book!
If you are interested in understanding freedom and where our country started to move away from freedom and even how we can get it back, this is a must read.
Dec 29, Nabbs1 rated it it was amazing. Oliver has a great ability to pinpoint the problem and offer the solution. It's up to us. Feb 22, Diane Funk rated it liked it.
Interesting concepts presented. The first 2 chapters were slow and repetitive, but once he started getting into the meat of the work it was very interesting and worth the experience.
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The 1, gross register ton , The small steamer , which operated as a cannery tender and tugboat in Washington in the San Juan Islands and on Puget Sound , was off Purdy Spit immediately following a boiler refit when she suffered a coal gas explosion and fire.
The wooden schooner on voyage from St. She was wrecked on Bass Point , Cornwall , without loss of life.
The gross register ton schooner foundered off Damariscotta Island on the coast of Maine. Balkan Wars : The armed steamer was lost sometime in May.
She collided with Deventia flag unknown and sank 2 nautical miles 3. Spanish Navy. The gunboat — officially classified as a third-class cruiser — ran aground in dense fog on the coast of the Spanish protectorate in Morocco near Alhucemas.
The gross register ton schooner foundered off Youngs Island , South Carolina. The five-masted schooner caught fire, burned to the waterline , and sank in the Atlantic Ocean off Massachusetts.
Carrying 39 passengers, 51 crewmen, and a ton cargo of general merchandise, the 1, gross register ton , The Royal Technical College, Glasgow training ship ran aground and wrecked at Colonsay en route from Glasgow , Renfrewshire to Stornoway on her maiden voyage as a civilian training ship.
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The gross register ton , Agnes G. The young Josip Broz, later to find fame as Yugoslavia's leader Marshal Tito, worked at the Daimler automobile factory in Wiener Neustadt, a town south of Vienna, and sought employment, money and good times.
Then there was the year-old from the north-west of Austria whose dreams of studying painting at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts had been twice dashed and who now lodged in a doss-house in Meldermannstrasse near the Danube, one Adolf Hitler.
In his majestic evocation of the city at the time, Thunder at Twilight, Frederic Morton imagines Hitler haranguing his fellow lodgers "on morality, racial purity, the German mission and Slav treachery, on Jews, Jesuits, and Freemasons".
Then, just as suddenly as he had started, he would stop. He would gather his things together with an imperious clatter, [and] stalk off to his cubicle.
Presiding over all, in the city's rambling Hofburg Palace was the aged Emperor Franz Joseph, who had reigned since the great year of revolutions, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, his designated successor, resided at the nearby Belvedere Palace, eagerly awaiting the throne.
His assassination the following year would spark World War I. Vienna in was the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which consisted of 15 nations and well over 50 million inhabitants.
And this unique melange created its own cultural phenomenon, the Viennese coffee-house. Legend has its genesis in sacks of coffee left by the Ottoman army following the failed Turkish siege of It was perhaps a little bit sloppy.
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The sternwheel paddle steamer was destroyed by a boiler explosion on the Tombigbee River in Alabama. I enjoyed learning that since , twelve of the thirteen US presidents have drastically increased US spending over the levels of their predecessors the thirteenth tried but didn't succeed.
And that of the thirteen presidents leading up to , only four significantly increased US per capita budgetary spending.
Looks like a case of one-up-manship to me. Or the greed finally set in. Makes me wonder when we'll get a president who will make sure that the government isn't paying inflated items just because they're the government and everyone wants something for nothing nowadays.
It makes me wonder what I can do to stay informed on these matters. Mr DeMille says that you need to make sure to read the fine print in everything in-order to find out what it's all really about.
I loved this quote, "Where political freedom is concerned, inalienable rights and freedoms must be applied to everyone equally. This is the main purpose of government, and when it falls short of this or tries to do much beyond protecting equal rights , freedom for all is decreased.
History is absolutely clear on this point. Only a few sailed with Columbus, or even knew of his journey. Only a few stood firmly for their religion while the roman soldiers herded them into arenas to be slain by lions.
Only a few participated - both for and against - in the life, trial, and crucifixion of Jesus Christ. He shares what a great thinker he was even if he is portrayed as weak in our textbooks.
There are two quotes Mr DeMille shares that I think you may like. First, "Individual initiative, in the long run, is a firmer reliance than bureaucratic supervision We do no need more knowledge; we need more character.
We do not need more government; we need more culture. We do not need more law; we need more religion. We do not need more of the things that are seen; we need more of the things that are unseen If the foundation be firm, the superstructure will stand.
Our prosperity has resulted not by disregarding but by maintaining high ideals. Material resources do not, and cannot, stand alone; they are the product of spiritual resources.
Goal setting should be taught day one in school; what do the kids want to accomplish this year? We know what the teachers want to accomplish, but what about our kids.
I bet if we asked them, they would be more excited about school, be more involved in their learning process and our schools would excel overall.
Give them a reason to be there. It's not always fun working on other people's goals, but your own I loved Mr DeMille's definition of freedom. If the people understand freedom, read history and the Constitution and the great political and economic classics, and stay actively involved in maintaining their freedoms, the complex arrangement of constitutional freedoms will not fail.
I need to stay informed on who is making decisions for me and what those decisions are. I can't blindly stand by the wayside and let those who are supposed to be more informed than me make all the decisions because by the looks of things, they aren't who they've been telling us they are.
We are all human and we are all programmed to look out for ourselves. We need to overcome that and start thinking about our communities.
The people we interact with every day, what impact do we have on their lives and them on ours and how can we improve the interaction in-order to begin the shift towards more freedom.
If we start caring for each other, we won't want to rely on the government so much. We'd rather receive from those we know instead of those who say they have our best interest at heart Jun 25, Sean rated it it was amazing.
A fantastic primer on freedom in the U. I expected this book to be mostly about the Federal Reserve Bank. I was surprised to learn about 3 other simultaneous events- passage of the 16th and 17th amendments, and the United States v.
Butler case. I found his formula for reclaiming freedom sound, and within r A fantastic primer on freedom in the U. I found his formula for reclaiming freedom sound, and within reach of any american, though certainly not convenient.
Lastly, I loved how the book references many great books on related topics from Aristotle to modern day, and am looking forward to picking these books up soon.
Mar 05, Ethan Chappell rated it really liked it Shelves: want-to-purchase , required-reads , want-to-read-again , tjed-required.
This book talks about three events in and one in that decreased freedom in the U. It talks about all the things that can take away freedom and how we as individuals can help stop it.
It gave some pretty good council like: getting involved in your city council and creating your own entrepreneurial community.
This book also impressed me on how important the States are but that their rights have been reduced in the past decade.
This book has inspired me to read the Constitution and beco This book talks about three events in and one in that decreased freedom in the U.
This book has inspired me to read the Constitution and become more familiar with it's fine print so I can know when our freedoms are being taken away.
Sep 25, Charlie Johnson rated it it was ok Shelves: america , non-fiction. Let me get this out of the way first: he's not wrong.
He just presents the facts in such an overly simplified and superficial manner that it's difficult to take seriously.
For example quotes are not cited in the text or in footnotes. He also makes broad and sweeping statements and jumps to conclusions.
For the conclusions he draws, there is significantly little time spent showing the mental work used to draw them.
Jul 18, Chuck Cova rated it it was amazing Shelves: pers-prof-dev. This book opened my eyes and set me on a path to want to better understand our history, our culture, our government, where we are heading and what role I'm to play in influencing that future Sep 17, Sia rated it it was amazing Shelves: Such a powerful book!
If you are interested in understanding freedom and where our country started to move away from freedom and even how we can get it back, this is a must read.
Dec 29, Nabbs1 rated it it was amazing. Oliver has a great ability to pinpoint the problem and offer the solution. It's up to us. Feb 22, Diane Funk rated it liked it.
Interesting concepts presented. The first 2 chapters were slow and repetitive, but once he started getting into the meat of the work it was very interesting and worth the experience.
Nov 26, Janiece rated it it was amazing. Excellent book. Highly recommended. This one is altogether different. It is clear and concise, optimistic, yet realistic.
Even though I was familiar with much of the content, it was presented in a way that brought clarity and connection in a way I have not seen before.
More than that, it gives solutions. I love his expose' on how rare freedom is. We the people are the problem and the Excellent book.
We the people are the problem and the solution. I have read it twice and will read it again and refer to it often. From another review I wrote: "This book gives us the historical context for our modern day problems and why we are all so frustrated with the lack of real answers and improvements year after year, election after election.
It gives words to that feeling you have that something is really wrong and you don't know why or what to do about it so you simply get angry or turn down the sound and focus on other things.
But it does not end there. It offers practical solutions that leave you feeling empowered and hopeful and inspired to put behind the doubts, the frustration, the distractions and on to the business of being a part of that vital shift towards freedom.
When the understanding of the citizens is complex, the actions they must take are simple. But the American Founding generations did something that almost no others have done.
They read the fine print! They taught their children to read bills, laws, court cases, legislative debates, executive decrees, bureaucratic policies.
The loss of the idea that each citizen needs the same quality of education as every governor, senator, president, or CEO has taken its toll on our freedoms and prosperity.
Aug 20, Celeste Batchelor rated it really liked it Shelves: non-fiction , government-education. I'm afraid I cannot do this book justice with a review.
I am very thankful for the author's artful explanation of the Turning Points a hundred years ago that have led to our current debacle as a nation.
I will never look at legislation the same again and feel inspired and motivated to read all historical documents and current laws.
As a citizen, it is my duty to read and understand what is happening to and in our government. DeMille explains four Turning Points that need to be reversed, giving us I'm afraid I cannot do this book justice with a review.
DeMille explains four Turning Points that need to be reversed, giving us viable solutions to reverse the negative effects of the loss of freedoms we are experiencing from the Turning Points.
While they seem easy on the surface, they will actually take effort of a great number of citizens all working towards reversing these negative trends.
It is quite a paradigm shift to effectively change our thinking to embrace the solutions. Yes, but it will take a shift in thinking and tenacious focus on changing our present lethargy towards individual action.
My duty as a citizen is clear. I understand the need for change in the right direction. With the knowledge this book explains, it is difficult to turn one's back on the need to be actively pursuing to educate ourselves on the laws and what our government is doing, with our consent I might add.
We elected them. We put them in office. We are responsible. Oct 17, Ruth Hinds rated it it was amazing Shelves: favorites , freedom , history , finances-economics.
I know I'm pretty ignorant about US History. He had been born Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili, was known to his friends as Koba and is now remembered as Joseph Stalin.
Trotsky and Stalin were just two of a number of men who lived in central Vienna in and whose lives were destined to mould, indeed to shatter, much of the 20th century.
It was a disparate group. The two revolutionaries, Stalin and Trotsky, were on the run. Sigmund Freud was already well established.
The psychoanalyst, exalted by followers as the man who opened up the secrets of the mind, lived and practised on the city's Berggasse.
The young Josip Broz, later to find fame as Yugoslavia's leader Marshal Tito, worked at the Daimler automobile factory in Wiener Neustadt, a town south of Vienna, and sought employment, money and good times.
Then there was the year-old from the north-west of Austria whose dreams of studying painting at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts had been twice dashed and who now lodged in a doss-house in Meldermannstrasse near the Danube, one Adolf Hitler.
In his majestic evocation of the city at the time, Thunder at Twilight, Frederic Morton imagines Hitler haranguing his fellow lodgers "on morality, racial purity, the German mission and Slav treachery, on Jews, Jesuits, and Freemasons".
Then, just as suddenly as he had started, he would stop. He would gather his things together with an imperious clatter, [and] stalk off to his cubicle.
Presiding over all, in the city's rambling Hofburg Palace was the aged Emperor Franz Joseph, who had reigned since the great year of revolutions,
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