Hi,here's some links to a few excellent free online books.

http://www.apfn.org/bush/bushb.htm http://www.reformed-theology.org/html/b ... index.html http://www.reformed-theology.org/html/b ... index.html http://www.reformed-theology.org/html/b ... index.html http://www.mega.nu:8080/ampp/gary_allen_rocker/

The top url is for the book:
"George Bush:The Unauthorized Biography" by,Webster Tarpley and Anton Chaitken.

The second one is:"The Best Enemy Money Can Buy" by,Antony C.Sutton.

The third is:"Wall Street and The Rise of Hitler" by,Antony C.Sutton.

The fourth is:"Wall Street and The Bolshevik Revolution" by,Antony C.Sutton.

The fifth is:"The Rockefeller File" by,Gary Allen.

In the George H.W.Bush book,chapter 21 titled:"Omaha" goes into the Franklin Scandal.

If anyone has any links for free on-line books,please post!I'll keep looking too!

carly101

hey thx carly ! I'm a fan of free online books...all kinds of them.

Let me start with one you've probably already heard of or read, namely Gangs of America by Ted Nace - the rise of Corporate Power and the disabling of democracy . It's a must read. Long and sometimes dry, but well worth the trip.

This website may be of interest to you. It's been a while since I last checked it out but I do recall it being a good source.

Or just try http://www.free-book.co.uk/ . There are loads more out there. I just can't wait till my DSL comes through when I can start some serious DLing of some really good books. I love to read Victorian Classics and historical Novels such as those from Edward Rutherfurd. The Vici Classics are somewhat available online. Most of I have read are from a very tiny antique bookstore in England. Rutherfurd's books you have to buy...but I think they're worth it.

Hi Jay Hawk, thanks so much for the links. I have'nt been around lately and it's good to see so many new people! Sorry it took me long to say thanks, i've been away and busy, but it's great to check back in, and i see i have alot of catching up to do reading posts as i can! Welcome and again, Thanks!

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Carly101

My pleasure. Meanwhile, since my last post in this string of posts, I've found more than I can ever read right here on the "innerNet" albeit mostly of a political nature. If I'd like to treat myself to an historic novel, well I would really have to open my pocketbook. No need for that, right ?