Transfer : The end of the beginning

By Jerry Furland

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0967532205
• ISBN13: 9780967532202
• Release Date: October 1999
• Publisher: Intech Media
• Length: 193 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.3" x 0.5" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Furland is a prophet

This book is literally going to be our reality in a few short years. Furland clearly illustrates our not-so-distant future as individuals in a cash-less society. I urge everyone to read this book,not only for entertainment value, but so that people can be somewhat prepared for the future that is looming over us.

Disturbingly realistic

After having read most of what is available on this topic, I would rate this book at 5+ stars. I think Furlang will be able to get the "word" out to the secular reading public who I fear are ill prepared for the coming results of today's technological "progress". I enjoyed it every bit as much as Larry Burkett's 2 books "The Illuminati" and "The Thor Consipiracy". Soon, but not soon enough, the light will shine through the fibers and the spider web that has been secretly spun will be all too visible.

Telling the truth for once

I was stunned at how much sense this book makes. I kept leafing forward and backwards looking for a flaw in logic or some back door that would demolish this book's central premise: the digital economy will arrive and as soon as it does our freedom will depart. I want to see where the intrepid Mr Furland takes us in the next installment. This little utopia tale will kick you into a higher state of awareness everytime you read a paper, magazine or surf the internet looking for news.

smashing

I think Mr. Furlands' book is right on track. They are gathering information on us now. Passing laws getting us closer and closer to disarmament. I found his book very informative and it had some good action in it too. Wish I could read the other 2 books in the series, but I guess they are coming soon.

Jerry Furland is the next Tom Clancy!!

The book "Transfer" is a near future look at the world. The author brings factual social events into play and takes it to the next level. These futuristic events are not "far off" when one looks at the policies being made today by our leaders. This Book brings home the fear of every citizen of a centralized informational system to track and monitor your life. A MUST READ this summer for anyone concerned with the state of affairs on the future of this country. Be prepared to read this book without stopping until you're done. I suggest that you start reading in the evening and spend a sleepless night wondering how close this book hits home to the path our nation's leaders are taking us.