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One of the worse books I've ever read. It's all about self agrandizing, and not a ounce of actual analysis or logic or reason. The author is happy to validate himself with how students clamored him, or literally transcribing his congressional exchanges with former Fed Chairmans. He belittles everyone that opposes his ideas by basically attacking the person in pety ways.

This man is an idiot. A chapter into the book and he whines and weaves stories, places the blame of everything under the sun on the Fed, tries to cement the validity of his stupid claims (which he admits don't even earn a modicum of attention from serious experts) on being applauded and chanted by a group of students, all the while actually skipping on explaining exactly how is it that the blame falls on the Fed.

Very nice, very good plot but a bit too... censured for my liking. A lot of things were left unvisited, a lot of loose ends. Very well written, characters likeable, but it does feel like a huge cliffhanger.

Oh man! Loving this so much!!

Quite bad, truth to be old. I don't like the way this story glorifies abuse. The writing itself is pretty bad also. Words are missing, specially verbs, and the author constantly seems to forget in which position they put the characters. The characters are also very inconsistent and go from love to indifference to love in the most obnoxious of ways. It's quite difficult to sympathize with the characters.

It seems to be curbing up. It needs curbing up quite badly. Hell, this is so poorly written, it almost makes my eyes bleed.

Half way through with it and getting disappointed. Plus, the major-domo thing? Yeah, I can't keep a straight face with that one.