[url=“http://www.authorhouse.com/BookStore/ItemDetail.aspx?q3=dh0AHQy3YPM%3d”]In a manner of speaking.
It gets worse. Trust me.
Well, at least he thinks it is a bad thing.
I find it very disturbing that you can buy this book through Amazon, too.
Just curious.
Do you think all books you don’t agree with should be taken off amazon?
Sheesh, how old would Hitler even be nowadays?
Well, only books that Hitler would disagree with. After all, he’s winning. 
Has nobody noticed the author is a physicist? These math types are the ones we have to be wary of. 
April 20th, 1889. You do the math.
A spry 116 years young. I can well imagine him living on some tropical isle being taken care of by Jim Morrison and Elvis. :eek:
From authorhouse.com:
“If you’ve suspected a hidden agenda behind the importation of thousands of Nazi war criminals to the United States, abortion on demand, human chop shops, euthanasia, bioethics, AIDS, cloning, genetic experiments, and an unending series of unethical medical testing programs conducted by the U.S. government, this book is for you.”
Also recommended for those who don’t believe in safety helmets or in those warnings against operating heavy machinery after the recreational use of cough syrup. Oh well: it’s only a vanity-press screed, so it will befoul the marketplace of ideas only a little.
On the other hand, the creation of a secular, unified Europe with strong ties to the East is clear evidence of the fruition of an 800-year-old conspiracy. Those who wish to know more should read my book, coming soon under the imprint of Wholecloth Publishing, Inc., titled Genghis Khan is Winning.
:dubious: Came up with that answer pretty quick didn’t you? Hmmm…I’m watching you Tucker…
Pretty likely he’d need a feeding tube then. Feeding Tube. Feeding Tube. Feeding Tube. If you say something over and over, eventually, it makes no sense.
You’re gonna need heavy-duty aluminum foil for this one…
Is anyone else tempted to buy the e-book?
Well, the e-book probably would give you a solid 8 months of Pit threads everyone could join in on. And all for $3.95? Hmmm…