I liked the wealth of information, the plurality of the sources cited by the author, and his "multimodal" approach: it crosses the purely economic information and religious or spiritual sources. It uses lintuition and rigor of the economy. Historical sources are present. The result is very convincing: we lose the rest of his financial and political illusions about "the system". I had read the comments on "the style of the author"; I just was a little confused by the frequent change of subject in one chapter. The little touch of humor used to such a serious matter (and dramatic) does not hurt. I recommend this book to anyone interested in the truth, those who prefer to know, even know as soon as possible the bad news, in order to make its provisions ...
