John Cusack

I appreciated the perspective and historical look that Roy provided, but I would have rather had more from the conversations with Snowden and Ellsberg. Still, it was a good and quick read. Perhaps, as Cusack suggested, the NSA could provide us a transcript of those conversations.

thought-provoking conversation/reflection on concept of nation, patriotism, mass surveillance, police state. However, the conclusion is too abrupt.

This short book is a transcript of ongoing going conversations between actor John Cusak, writer Arundhati Roy, journalist Daniel Ellsberg and Edward Snowden. It reminded me of the quote by Dave Chappelle that if you are woke, you have to dumb down 98% of your conversations or you sound like a lunatic. Personally I believe the jest of their concerns except when it comes to the Palestinians. But I am entitled to my opinion like everyone else #firstamendment

A fun and spooky movie, there were definitely some parts that made me feel quite uneasy, but that's what a good horror movie does.