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Mine Bezircioglu mbezircioglu — Move over Birthers! This is not only crazy, but it’s true, too. I have been reading Sharlet’s book, The Family. Coincidentally, the recent Congressional sex scandals have brought this Family into the limelight again, so Democracy Now talked to Jeff Sharlet the other day. He distills his book into a summary better than I can possibly do it and adds more recent facts as well. He starts to go into the reach into the military after discussing the book and its hold on Congress. See the links below. The Family. They have influenced politics here and abroad, strengthening our ties with crazy murderous dictators everywhere and all kinds of shady things thinly veiled as pushing prayer and Jesus plus nothing (that’s right, no Bible, not even Jesus’ teachings). This is not the Jesus you read about in the Bible. Their Jesus is a power hungry, proud, pro-bsiness, elitist, military leader whose adherents look to Suharto, Mao, Stalin, Hitler for their examples of power and influence and how to indoctrinate for Christ. Marital infidelity or a few massacres in your past (or present) doesn’t so much matter as a nod to this distorted Christ and a discussion in your prayer cell (Odd terminology? I thought so, but it’s par for that course) about how to get that deregulation passed, hate crimes legislation squashed, Iraq/Iran invaded, etc. Their “gospel” is about power and how to get more of it- thinly veiled as submission to their version of Jesus. After all, if the powerful “know Jesus” the love will just trickle down. That’s another thing, they think people just need love, not “hand outs”- not exactly Jesus’ example, but no matter- Scripture plays a very small role in the Family. This is disgusting. This is precisely why I value separation of church and state. Some Christians worry about Islam (Islamofascism?) taking over. Personally, I would worry about this “Family” type of thing - it's way more prevalent than we realize and it's hijacked common sense, Christianity, and one or both parties in our political system. It’s bad for religion and the state both. This is the Diane Rehm Show Sharlet was on about a year ago that got me interested: http://wamu.org/programs/dr/08/06/24.... This is yesterday’s piece with Sharlet on Democracy Now: http://www.democracynow.org/2009/8/12...

Derick Ducati derickducati — Embora um tema algo confuso, a forma como se desenrola a acção empolga-nos do princípio ao fim. Esta é uma edição de Março de 2006 pelo que está escrita em português corrrecto….

Ricardo Americo ricardoamerico — This was my second Bryson book, after reading "Mother Tongue." It has a lot of elements that make a book that would grab my interest. Road trip. Small American towns. Good writer. I'm not a prude, but this book would have been twice as good if he'd have just eliminated the swearing. It really got in the way of the narrative. That is what I remember about this book, and he seems to have corrected this problem in subsequent books.

Nicolas Hon ninodzn — I absolutely loved this book, and I've probably referenced to the studies conducted by this author and the behavior of people he so brilliantly and uniquely captures. Of all the books in the behavioral economics genre, I believe this book is written best and has the strongest empirical basis - not to mention it's funny and captivating.