I really hope they are not setting the stage for military intervention in Mexico, that would be their stupidest move.
Oh, for sure, they're all 19th century books. He can probably get everything he's interested in reading from Project Gutenberg or something.
No, it wasn't The Last Days of Pompeii, it ended with am Rom I think.
I'll pass on those recommendations lol. When I was a kid he had us reading the viking stories in the car on the way to school so we would practice our German, I thought they were cool stories tbh. I had forgotten all about them until I read Jared Diamond's Collapse book recently.
Me: "What did you think about Trump's mugshot?"
My neighbor: "We got him!"
Me: "My daughter laughed and said it was funny that "they put him in timeout" because he was only there for like 20 minutes."
My neighbor: "Wait, he's out already?"
No, he's just reeeeally into Roman history, I grew up hearing about that stuff constantly. Also viking stories, like about Erik the Red and Leif Erikson. His dad was in the Wehrmacht and spent 4 years in a POW camp in Russia so my dad really hates Russia and is constantly bringing up the horseshoe theory. I don't think my grandad himself hated the Russians though, he was a big fan of the Red Army Choir, had a few LPs.
I just read that one, I was gonna suggest it, lmao
What were his first choice of books?
hint
He's German and moved to Latinamerica in the 50s.
answer
Ben-Hur, Quo Vadis and some other book about Rome that I don't remember.
This is where the swans like to swim.
Here's the parking lot.
Do you want to exchange some LNG for yuan?
I never saw those birds before.
These bushes are new.
This is the parking lot.
There is no future in which the left succeeds for good in which workers of the most industrialized countries are asleep.
But which are the industrialized countries now? America has moved from industrial capitalism to financial capitalism.
