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Tom
9 years ago
You won’t be disappointed! A great read, on tactical and moral levels.
so, i had the pleasure of reading Cliffs and enjoyed it very much. Very spot on given the historical precedent of muslim savages kidnapping foreigners, especially women, for the slave trade, etc., and couple that with the current practice of doing so, makes this book even more timely.
Bracken simply does not spin a tale, he blends historical fact, with current events to tell a prescient scenario that in all probability, will happen.
in fact, i’m surprised it has not happened….
imo, well worth the read and addition to ones dystopian library….
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You won’t be disappointed! A great read, on tactical and moral levels.
I’m a big Bracken fan, love his series of books, commentary and Piss Koran too…. http://gatesofvienna.net/2016/06/piss-christ-piss-koran-part-one/
so, i had the pleasure of reading Cliffs and enjoyed it very much. Very spot on given the historical precedent of muslim savages kidnapping foreigners, especially women, for the slave trade, etc., and couple that with the current practice of doing so, makes this book even more timely.
Bracken simply does not spin a tale, he blends historical fact, with current events to tell a prescient scenario that in all probability, will happen.
in fact, i’m surprised it has not happened….
imo, well worth the read and addition to ones dystopian library….