Literature at the highest level

Warning! Here is literature. I want no one to deter, but who does not speak English at native speaker level, who has a tough time ahead. I gave up after about half of the book, as the story of Sloosha's Crossing began. The author uses here an artificial language, which is difficult to decipher.
I then worried me the German version of the book. But the translation is an art in itself.

Skip to content my pros reviewers have reported in detail. It's about the (seemingly inevitable) decline of civilization, and again for freedom and their suppression. The book leaves (at least for me) a strangely powerful feeling to interfere, to be politically active. It makes clear that current tags politics as nuclear phase, integration of foreigners and the regimentation banking system rather than an accessory, but the base are our future.

A small review differ, I still need to install: The shimmering repeatedly through philosophy Nietsches that the "will to power" as the sole driving force of people and the "recurrence of the same" considers structure of human cultures falls short. People are not so simple. Hopefully.

The best book I have read for many years.