I want to welcome everyone back to part six of my reading of Camp of the Saints.

And I guess the pressure is on since there was a debate the other night and

and culture mentioned and told people to read Camp of the Saints.

So yeah, interesting.

I want to remind you about Speechify.

If you go to Freeman Beyond the Wall.com

forward slash Speech.

Speechify is an app that allows you to put PDFs in there, e-pubs, links to articles, things like that,

and it reads it to you.

The free version is very robotic, you can't go over one and a half speed,

I subscribe to it, and it basically allows you to listen as fast as you want and it also gives you the choice of voices and the voices are very good.

If you use my link and you subscribe, you get half off for a year, and I get half off for a year and I get half off for a year so yeah I mean this is the way I power through a lot of books so

Use what I use that's how I am I listen to Camp of the Saints the first time and now I'm reading it. So this is chapter 18 and this is a long chapter. It's longer than the last chapter and the last episode was only one chapter. This one's actually longer so this is

probably only going to be one chapter. So I'm going to jump right

Camp for the Saints by genre spell chapter 18

Contrary to what he had told the minister

Masufir didn't write a word in his paper the next morning or indeed any of the mornings that followed throughout those endless days while the armada inched its way toward the entrance of the Mediterranean.

On that morning and not before, when the danger is real and closed in hand,

Massifir will wake from his self-imposed slumber, but we'll have to wait patiently till then

to hear it last the first discordant notes in the great altruistic revel.

It was while listening to the radio that night that he made up his mind to keep quiet.

He was tuned to the evening's early editorials presented by a pair of talented reporters, each

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