April 20th, 2009 | 
Author: Atlas Shrugged Book Contest
Who Is John Galt?
The Socialist meme is exploding all over the planet. There is a Marxist / Keynesian fog covering the land. We need to raise the standard of Liberty.
Of the hundreds of books that I have read, the one that I believe has the most impact is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. It is the universal acid to all forms of socialism and fascism. No dear reader it is not Shakespeare, but it is the most clarion call for liberty ever written. After reading Atlas you will forever look at the world differently. Therefore, in order to promote comments on my new website and as a contribution to the struggle for reversing this dreadful trend and promoting a return to a free society, I will give away 5 copies of Atlas Shrugged to the 5 best comments on this site over the next few weeks. The contest deadline will be that favorite Marxist holiday May Day!
Ok Comrades, Better Read than Dead 
So, READ A FEW POSTS & POST YOUR COMMENTS
FYI: Check out progress on Atlas Shrugged the movie.
PS: If you found this valuable or interesting PLEASE let me know by dropping me a comment !
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Hey John, although the economy has taken its toll on many, I am still doing relatively well and am looking for profitable ways to invest any extra that I have. I found your site through facebook, and I am looking forward to reading through your advice, tips, and knowledge-sharing. I would LOVE a copy of “Atlas Shrugged” as it is a book that I have been meaning to read for years, but just have not gotten around to yet.
Please consider this one of the best five comments and send me a copy
Haha, that shows my ignorance and need of the book. Sorry I thought that you were “John Galt”, not the subject of Atlas’ question, “Who is John Galt?”
Can’t wait for the movie – the book looks daunting.
i read “atlas shrugged
‘ a million years ago…
i was already thinking i should read it once again…as it would have much more meaning and clarity at this point in my life!…
the article on silver was enlightening…thanks…
will stayed tuned…
i love the comment, “better read than dead…”
teresa
Didn’t Dagny Taggart ask, “Who is John Galt (going to have to feed next time)?
The opening scene in Atlas Shrugged starts with a bum asking Eddie Willers – “Who Is John Galt?”. We latter learn that the bum was none other than John Galt!
thank you for the book!…
i am reading it slowly so that i can absorb and ponder and hopefully learn…
by reading it i have more to actually share with those around me who are not exactly interested in this particular part of life’s struggle…
there are some “bookclubs” who are reading Atlas Shrugged right now…it will be interesting to discover their take on the issues at hand…b/c the ones i know about are very, very liberal…
greetings…i am continuing the reading of this very informative book…i am obviously taking my time so as to learn from it…i have also suggested to others to try it out…several are actually doing it…thanks, once again…