The Shawn Ryan Show

Originally I was going to revise my first book, The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels.

And it's all about how fossil fuels are allegedly having a harmful impact on climate.

His book has become the #1 NYT best seller 3 weeks in a row.

All of the information Peter discovered is cited with over a 1000 foot notes in his new book.

You put over a year's worth of research into this. You have a hundred pages of footnotes, 1,093 citations of where you found all of your research and it sounds like just about everything was open source information, which is all cited. So people can look it up themselves.

Your book is creating a lot of waves in a very short amount of time.

I would recommend everybody go look at some of the things that Peter Thiel has said.

Dalio wrote this book in 2017 called Principles, which is kind of an ironic title based on what I'm about to tell you.

Create Your Own Light.

You can get Create Your Own Light on Amazon right?

I wrote this book just kind of for me About all the new traumatic experiences I've had and how I dealt with getting over them.

It's a good book. And you know, there's a lot of heart and soul in there, which is Which is cool. You know, I like the way you just Yeah, and and it's helping a lot of fucking people and you know and and Even after that, you know When we first spoke or messaged I think You sent me the book and you're like, I don't know if you like reading or writing I fucking hate it and then I wound up writing a book and I was like, yeah, right but after Talking to you. I actually believe you I Fucking hate reading I hate reading And I hate writing and it's it's actually it's so bad that People give me something and I'm just like I mean, I'm just I I'm not gonna read it, but I did is I did read that. I appreciate it.

Yeah, you can get it on Amazon and it's it's It's a surprisingly doing very very well and I say surprisingly because I wrote this book just kind of for me About all the new traumatic experiences I've had and how I dealt with getting over them.

And so the book was titled Team of Vipers and it was a playoff of Lincoln's team of rivals.

And so what I wanted to do was give a first hand account was honest look of of what the first year and a half of the trump administration what the white house was all about.

He also wrote a book, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, and came out in 1986. In it, he describes these autistic young men who were identical twins, who were institutionalized, who could spit out prime numbers.

the book had been out and of course Roger Donilon was the recipient of the first Medal of Honor

the book called The Sleepwalkers

His bestselling book that he wrote about all of this is called Crystallizing Public Opinion.

but yeah, then that of course read his, read his book, uh, Civilian Warriors.

War Is a Racket. I've heard this. It's a very small read and it's written by a man who was very upset.

He wrote a book that nobody really talks about and it's called War Is a Racket. It's a very small pamphlet and it's talking about how he was effectively a corporate, he was a thug for corporations.

It was called The Silva Mind Control by Dr. Silva. And in it, he taught--it was very close to the extended remote viewing. He taught about how you can go down and visualize, like if I want to pick up information on you, I would go down and I would visualize--I would visualize you.

The name of the book is called Psychic Warrior. I don't believe the gentleman is practicing anymore. It was really the first book that came out that kind of revealed the Stargate program and kind of the daytoday operations.

And Bob Cialdini, he wrote the book called Influence. And he wrote another book called PreSuasion. Fantastic books.

Oliver Sacks, who was a neurologist, he was the person who was--one of his books was the movie Awakenings, which was about severe Parkinson's disease, where people were frozen until the development of LDopa, which then unfroze them.

Matt Ridley wrote a great book called Rational Optimist. And he sort of made a study of optimists throughout time. And the conclusion of the book is everyone who made future predictions that they're optimistic was ridiculed, like underperformed to people who were naysayers about the future.

there's an amazing book you should read from the 50s a bit hard to get on amazon it's called private truths public lies ... it's a very simple idea that sometimes in society everybody starts to pretend to believe a lie just because it's the convenient expected thing to do during covid ... the book says it only takes one person or entity to point out the emperor has no clothes.

I wrote about it in my book, Justice Is Coming. I told Chapter4 is about how they captured the government. Chapter5 is about how they captured the media.

There was a good book, Confessions of an Economic Hitman, where he talks about how we've done a lot of those things in Brazil, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia...