Material I loved

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There is no point is endless rhetorics. So I'll post here material that I loved. Maybe someone will like it and find useful too.

This is Linus Pauling. One of my heroes.

Conversations with History: Linus Pauling

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Another hero of mine: Mr Ruppert.

TalkingStickTV - Michael C. Ruppert - Crossing the Rubicon - Part I

Here is my hero kicking the CIA in the balls:

Former LA Police Officer Mike Ruppert Confronts CIA Director John Deutch on Drug Trafficking

He has Titanium balls! And if you understand body language you'll KNOW that's no news to Mr. Deutch.

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Not a hero... in fact the oposite. Nevertheless a instructing read:

David Rockefeller: Memoirs
http://www.freeebookse.com/david-rockefeller-memoirs-PDF2-243465/

Another globalist, Carroll Quigley rare interview. Niiiice!

Part#1 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=122_1213880495

Part#2 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1af_1213927242

Part#3 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=137_1213927684

Part#4 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b25_1213927914

Part$5 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=93a_1213928117

And his (must read the uncensored copy!) book, called Tragedy & Hope.
http://www.infowarsshop.com/Tragedy-Hope_p_639.html

I have the pdf, but this is not free. I cant juarez this.

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Now this is one is one of the ancient biographies that I most like. I came to learn some stuff from this. This is the life of Octavian later known as Augustus. Amazing material... just nothing short of amazing!

Everitt's insight and interpretation are divine to me.

Augustus: The Life of Rome's First Emperor

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Then your reading I believe should be this one:

Ancient Rome
by Prof. Fagan

It will give you a wider view, more useful I believe for what you plan to use it.



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This one is (not rome related) also A M A Z I N G:

Ethics of Aristotle by Father Koterski

Here is a small cut from this lecture. download clip
 

* I prefer the audiobook, always. As allows me to multitask. But I find that reading is always more productive to the mind, it usually "aligns" your mind with the writer providing a better grasp of the content.