Marcus Johansen

Hope for Animals

Reviewed: 11-29-18

Tobias has written something much different than what we typically find in vegan material. For him, it's about understanding how immoral meat consumption is, but also realizing the difficulty in getting others to comprehend the insanity of what they're putting into their mouth. Tobias' book is a much needed "pause" that gives us time to reflect on why so many people still "just don't get it." His detractors have claimed that he just wants people to reduce meat consumption, or that he wants to lump vegans in with "reduce-tarians," but that isn't at all his position. Tobias has a strategy to draw people closer to our message, and to do so in such way that they'll actually be able to open their eyes and ears to the beauty of what veganism is all about. Few men have done such a service to veganism in a very long time.

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Yes!

Reviewed: 10-06-18

This is the way LGBT romance should be written. It's got tension and emotion, it's fun and steamy, and it's original through and through. Loved every minute of it. The narrator's voice was nice too...good to have a guy that sounds manly. :)

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The End is Near!!!

Reviewed: 10-04-18

Great choice of narrator for this book. As for the book itself, I think that Rich is right saying that Christianity is contributing to all kinds of world problems. Basically you have millions upon millions of people who are all sitting around waiting for Jesus to come and save the day, meanwhile the whole world is going to hell in a hand-basket. Great point when he said that when he was homeless thousands of Christians would pass him by. There's actually a verse in the Bible where Jesus says something like "when I was homeless YOU gave me shelter" but just watch how many people walk right by a homeless person who needs help, and realize that the majority of people in the United States identity as Christian. We just don't need Christianity. Exactly what is it good for? When human beings needed Christianity to stop slavery, Christianity was promoting it. Right now the world needs brave men to stand up and do something about all these criminal politicians and scheming bankers, but the Christians are just sitting around twiddling their thumbs waiting for Jesus.

I recommend this audiobook because it really starts making you think critically about this idea that Christianity is actually doing the world some good. No! It is not!

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Feminism Destroys Civilization

Reviewed: 09-10-18

Tim Patten is right: the Chinese are leading the way when it comes to understanding the importance of testosterone/masculinity. Feminism is ugliness set free and it is destructive to society. It has been around 100 years that major world powers have started to experiment with giving women voting rights, and we can see the horrible effects it has had on families, children and women themselves.

This audiobook is refreshing, considering how much males and masculinity are trashed in Western society. We need good old fashion masculine monarchy to restore the patriarchy.

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Freemasonry is a Cult

Reviewed: 09-10-18

Freemasonry is a cult, pure and simple. It's no wonder the National Socialists wanted Freemasons out of Germany. You can't trust a Freemason further than you can throw him. Freemasons are only loyal to their little fraternity, and in turn their loyal to whomever or whatever is in charge of that fraternity. Some say Freemasons are really devil worshipers, but I don't think so. I think they just unwittingly work for the bankers and other capitalist cancers. Feminism, liberalism and the disease of the left is all a product of Freemasonry.

Do you know why people think having a king rule is a bad idea? Because Freemasons don't like the idea of a king on the throne...perhaps not even the King of Kings. I suggest typing in KING KILL 33 and doing some research. Also, I think Veronica's audiobook goes well with a book called Freemasonry & Judaism: The Secret Powers Behind Revolution.

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Easy to Follow

Reviewed: 09-10-18

I really enjoyed this audiobook. It's short and sweet and to the point. The author has packed this guide with exactly how he was finally able to succeed with a passive income method. There's too many books that offer empty promises. I can tell that the author is sincere as he shares his stories on how he kept banging his head against the wall until he finally found a method that work. He doesn't hold anything back and gives you all the details on how he finally started making some serious money.

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Meticulous Research, Unsettling Findings

Reviewed: 09-19-17

Joseph Atwill's research is thorough. Caesar's Messiah bounces back and forth between the Gospels and the writings of the Jewish historian, Flavius Josephus, showing that the New Testament is basically a satire or dark comedy. There's a lot of different thoughts that go through your head when you realize the magnitude of what Joseph Atwill has delivered. Frankly it is unsettling that people have been following a religion that is actually making fun of them for following it. Yes, the creators of Christianity are laughing at the people who believe in their creation. Well worth the money.

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For the novice and the adept

Reviewed: 09-12-17

Lorne does a great job of presenting the theory of magick, along with a handful of spells for the practitioner. The performance of the text was particular enjoyable, which sound effects sprinkled in. This is just a great audiobook for anyone interesting in the occult.

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A fresh, creative approach to magick

Reviewed: 09-12-17

Another great audiobook by Lorne Cross. This time Lorne shows us that magick can thrive in the plastic, neon, concrete and steel environment of the city. No one is covering this kind of stuff so well, and I would like to see more from this author. If you want to spice up your magick, give Lorne Cross a chance.

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Is it the mind or a different reality?

Reviewed: 09-12-17

There's a lot of ridiculous New Age books on this subject. I really like what Lorne Cross has done here, and I don't think I have ever read (or heard) someone present this controversial subject so well. The astral plane is real, but it is such a strange place that many people discount it as being the imagination, yet that imagination is a significant ingredient in how the astral plane works. This audiobook doesn't disappoint.

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