I think that April Fool’s Day is an appropriate time to post a word or two about Todd Robbins’ last book “The Modern Con Man.” The author narrates the astounding audacity of George Parker as he ripped off countless numbers of residents and tourists - “selling” them city landmarks over and over again.

In fact, Parker was one of the most notorious con men in U.S history. He sold the Brooklyn Bridge, twice a week for years, convincing his “prospects” that they could become rich by charging a fee to access the roadway.

“Whether it’s winning $50 on a bar bet, scoring seats closer to the fifty-yard line, or finagling a free meal, The Modern Con Man ensures that aspiring low-risk grifters will always come out on top. Filled with humorous facts and tables, a glossary of con terms, illustrations, the history of the con, and easy-to-follow swindles, this is the perfect gift for the hidden flim-flam artist in your life.” link

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While hysteric, canabis induced and absent minded alarmists such as the Ktisilano based VTACC want more Carbon Tax and serve the public with constant jeremiads about global warming and carbon footprints, Roy Spencer’s new book titled Climate Confusion, tells us how global warming hysteria leads to bad science. The book shows us how it leads to pandering politicians and misguided policies that hurt the poor. The book reveals stuff that those fancy, $800 gucci shoes ecologist, such as Carol Taylor, usually don’t grasp.

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