Some of the writers for this publication are quite persuasive and easily mislead the economically and politically uneducated. It took me a year or two or three, I’m slow to wise up when I listen to those I admire and trust, but over time I realized they were attacking all that I held dear. This led me to take up a long neglected avocation, i.e., the study of politics and economics.

Thank you Tom for all the good work you do. Thanks for knowing that there is a difference between abstract and practical philosophy. Your head may be in the clouds but your feet a planted firmly on the ground. Thank you for standing firm against all the naysayers, too many of whom are, in my opinion, culpably ignorant Catholics.

However, I was already a Catholic and so the book simply did a great job of filling in the gaps of my knowledge about Catholicism. The second book that I read by you was the game-changer – “Meltdown”.

My whole perspective on economics, banking, war, government has changed. It all makes sense now haha

As someone coming from Britain, it’s a relief to read common sense. Also, to know that the Austrian school of thought is out there and gaining strength is comforting – the world is not necessarily doomed!

Planning on reading “The Church and the Market” at some point. It’s about time Catholics stopped with the socialism and realised the most Catholic way is political and economic liberty.

Again, thanks for all you’ve done Tom!