Freakonomics and Exciting News!

I am still continuing to read A Patriot’s History of the United States, while I read other books.  I began Freakonomics by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner yesterday, and I am LOVING IT!  After my college days of learning statistics and economics, I forgot a few key  concepts associated with the study of each course.   Namely, that correlation does not necessarily mean causation – Perhaps, I’ve unknowingly used this very principle in debates.  Regardless, this book helps readers think outside the box of conventional methods of thinking. I will have a full review by Monday.

In other news, “Bookworm Patriot” is going global!  Bookworm Patriots, LLC has been created.  More on this exciting news in the future!

Breitbart.tv » UPDATED VIDEO: More Left-wing Violence at Peaceful Tea Party Protests

Once again, the only aggression displayed at a tea party rally is from an angry left-wing lunatic.

Breitbart.tv » UPDATED VIDEO: More Left-wing Violence at Peaceful Tea Party Protests

Breitbart.tv » Rosie O’Donnell Calls For ‘Communism’ In America To Confiscate Corporate Assets

Breitbart.tv » Rosie O’Donnell Calls For ‘Communism’ In America To Confiscate Corporate Assets

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I have placed a search bar on the right side of the page to help my visitors locate targeted search results for books, historical information, and news results. If you are looking for books by certain authors or recommendations by conservative (or liberal) media personalities, this is a great tool!

The 5000 Year Leap

It took a little longer than I thought it would, but I finally finished reading The 5000 Year Leap by W. Cleon Skousen.  I have been wanting to read this book for quite some time because it comes highly recommended by people like [gasp!] Glenn Beck.

The book lays out 28 principles by which the founders used to shape our nation.  Each principle is clearly explained using the  direct words of the founders.  I find it remarkable how much the media and historians have distorted the original intentions of our founding fathers over time. 

The 5000 Year Leap was a very moving and uplifting book.  I learned a lot about the founders, their deep belief in natural law, their feelings on debt, and their belief that the family is the strength of society.

READ THIS BOOK!

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Breitbart.tv Playlist: IDF Attacked

Breitbart.tv Playlist: IDF Attacked

Morris: Obama doesn’t have a clue - TheHill.com

Morris: Obama doesn’t have a clue - TheHill.com

Groups want FCC to police hate speech on talk radio, cable news networks - The Hill's Hillicon Valley

Groups want FCC to police hate speech on talk radio, cable news networks - The Hill's Hillicon Valley

Going after freedom of speech across the board...