Chernobyl. 1986. I think most people remember where they were when the nuclear reactor blew up and the news came out. This is one of those topics that has fascinated me but I’ve never had time to do a lot of research on it. There’s also the fact that the…

So I spent Saturday reading The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. After reading it and doing just a little research on Marx, I’ve come to the conclusion that he created his socialist/communist agenda to support his lifestyle. According to what I found, he lived in exile off…

Stephen King’s From a Buick 8 had so much potential, yet fell short (by a lot, actually) of what Stephen could have done with this story. The story is about a car that’s not a car… it’s more of a teleporter… that gets left at a gas station by a…

Masters of Death: The SS-Einsatzgruppen and the Invention of the Holocaust by Richard Rhodes is, without a doubt, the most disturbing book I’ve ever read. Rhodes starts off by giving the reader a glimpse of what the SS was and the Einsatzgruppen in particular. Just a general overview. Then he…

I have a couple of books to cover, the first was kinda boring, the second will make you shudder at the horror, and if you are easily “grossed out” it will make you sick. The first book, Hitler’s Scientists: Science, War, and the Devil’s Pact by John Cornwell was nothing…