Finished the book....
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It was very much worth the read and I'd recommend it. It is like a book about history, human endeavor and journeys. Other than Tillman's death and what happened to his family in the aftermath, probably the saddest thing in the book is how it does not matter who a person is when it comes to government and the treatment government and the spineless people in government can dole out to its citizens. On top of that, it is shameful how this same treatment continues when the liars are discovered and their lies still told and nothing results from it.
So as I've reminded people in the past, one item of solace can be found in DB's liner notes to Triage where he comments he hopes there is a God and it is a vengeful God toward some people who deserve that vengeance (I'm too lazy to get up and get the cd to type out the exact quote).
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It was very much worth the read and I'd recommend it. It is like a book about history, human endeavor and journeys. Other than Tillman's death and what happened to his family in the aftermath, probably the saddest thing in the book is how it does not matter who a person is when it comes to government and the treatment government and the spineless people in government can dole out to its citizens. On top of that, it is shameful how this same treatment continues when the liars are discovered and their lies still told and nothing results from it.
So as I've reminded people in the past, one item of solace can be found in DB's liner notes to Triage where he comments he hopes there is a God and it is a vengeful God toward some people who deserve that vengeance (I'm too lazy to get up and get the cd to type out the exact quote).
