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I'm an Arab Muslim that's lived most of his life in the Middle East. Don't let the user name fool you haha. I'm as far from the liberal Hollywood types as you can get. Where i come from, holocaust denial and even apologism is not uncommon. With that being said though, the holocaust is as close...

Man i laughed so much when i saw those two posts :lol: It really baffles me how people really believe all these historians, witnesses, and all that evidence is a hoax, and somehow they are one of the few enlightened ones to figure it out. They really believe its all a hoax and the rest of us...

I was not expecting holocaust denial and Hitler apologism when i came to this thread :D But expect everything in Tuz, i guess :p On a more related note, i finally got around to reading Sapiens! Halfway through now; Its really interesting and fun so far!

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Winners by Alistair Campbell

I'm almost finished reading Mohamed Al Baradei's book: "The Age of Deception: Nuclear Diplomacy in Treacherous Times" , interesting insider look into the WMD cases of Iran, North Korea, Libya and Iraq.

True that, some interesting theories he has. Especially on the Jewish diaspora in Europe being mostly converts and not products of a mass exodus from Israel. Also being a north african, I was interested in his theory of the Jews in North Africa being judaized berbers. Loved the book, really...

Btw, I now started reading Marti Perarnau's book "Pep Confidential: The Inside Story of Pep Guardiola's First Season at Bayern Munich" Interesting read so far about one of football's geniuses :tup:

@Trequartista @X I recently finished reading Shlomo Sand's "The Invention of the Jews". Absolutely amazing read :tup:

Then you cannot miss out on "The Lean Startup" .

Thats such a broad genre, so I'm not sure what kind of business books you're interested in. But a few recommendations, some of those I read and some I'm currently reading(for some reason I can't read only one book at a time) "The Lean Startup" - Eric Ries "So Good They Can't Ignore You" - Cal...

Really? What is it called?

Theres a revised version? I read the initial book he wrote, great read, very interesting and insightful. :tup:

:D :tup: I'm good with the second before last, if you ever need any help.

He is not related to British economist Edith Penrose by any chance?!

Thats cool. Took some deontological ethics at uni, Kant's moral philosophy is quite interesting.

الثورين لا يموتون أبدا مذكرات جورج حبش Translation: "Revolutionaries never die" Memoirs of...

Finished reading "Theodore Boone" and "Judge and Jury" by Grisham and J. Patterson respectively. Currently reading "The Afghan" by Fredrik Forsyth Seriously, everyone speaks so favorably about him, i've always been meaning to read "The Alchemist" Its quite good, until the ending ruins it.

The Great Gatsby was terribly boring imo

Sounds interesting :shifty: