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Raça Humana, Ergue-te (2010)

by David Icke(Favorite Author)

4.23 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Nonfiction

publisher

Lux-Citania

review 1: This is the first book that I've read by the author, it was mind blowing, the literary equivalent of the red pill from the Matrix movie. A few parts may be hard to grasp, most sections I think will immediately resonate with many people. It’s a long book but worth the perseverance, a powerful eye opener on how the few control the many. People should read this book and take another look at the world we’re living in, a look at what’s been happening and is happening right now, but as David Icke says “don’t take my word for it…”
review 2: This took me a long time to read, not just because it was such a big book, but I was beginning to get a bit resentful as to why it wasn't an ebook. It would have been MUCH easier to hold up in bed than that heavy to... moreme of a book. I loved the bit about the Moon Matrix. My only big criticism is that David Icke assumes that everyone who reads one of his books is completely new to his books, so instead of beginning where the last book left off ... he feels the need to begin at his awakening in 1990, include a lot of material from his other books until he gets to his new material. So I wish, wish, wish, that we could skip that bit ... or have a shortened version in an appendix for those new to his material and those of us who have followed him from the start can cut to the chase. Although I don't believe everything in David's books, I do have a lot of respect for him and like to be challenged by some of his material, too. I'm lookiing forward to his newest book, and hope he cuts the huge intro in that one! less

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