Starting with Learning SAS by Example: A Programmer's Guide by Ron Cody.

Maximum Bob by Elmore Leonard

Article: "Adenauers gekaufte Demokratie" by Werner Ruegemer
About the financial sources of the right-conservative parties (CDU, CSU, FDP and the 1961 terminated extreme right-wing DP) in West Germany.

Mind Estranged: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KPC96HG/ref=oh_aui_d_detailpage_o02_?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Article: "Oeffentlich-rechtliche Massenmanipulation" by Friedhelm Klinkhammer
Article: "Koennen wir uns wehren?" by Volker Braeutigam
Both articles show how little influence citizen have on the public service television in Germany.

The Troika by Stepan Chapman

Good choice. I read it right now

Have you found any sense? ;)

Article: "Die echte Gefahr" by Abraham Melzer
It's about the Antideutsche (Eng.: Anti-Germans).

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Article: "Das erste Opfer eines Krieges ist die Wahrheit" by Ulrich Teusch
About truth and preserving peace by Germans mainstream media.

Edit (02.02.2018):
Article: "Zeit der Verleumder" by Stephan Bartunek
An interview with the Israeli philosopher Dr. Moshe Zuckermann.

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Article: "Strukturelle Antidemokratie" by Patrick Muench
Shows with three examples that Germany isn't a Democracy.

Edit (03.02.2018):
Article: "Tagesdosis 3.2.2018 - Marx, Goethe und das globale Finanzsystem" by Ernst Wolff

Edit (04.02.2018):
Article: "Wikipedia regulieren? Tja, wenn Sie betroffen waeren..." by Ulrike Sumfleth
About the use of Wikipedia as a propaganda medium.

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Article: "Im Labyrinth der Vertuschung" by Florian Ernst Kirner
About JFKs assassination and the Abraham Zapruder film.

Edit (05.02.2018):
Article: "Is this truly Britain - a land that spies on sick and poor people?" by Frances Ryan

Edit (06.02.2018):
Article: "Die Stalingrad-Abrechnung" by Ulrich Heyden
About the German news show "Tagesschau" bringing an arrogant segment about the 75th anniversary of Stalingrad.

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Article: "Das Gesetz des Schwaecheren" by Bernie Sanders in the German magazine "der Freitag"
About the inequality in the world.

Oh nice! I originally read a Dutch translation of that, way back when, and then spent a lot of effort tracking down an English copy of it (plus its two sequels). Good to see it more easily accessibly like this (though I'll happily prefer picking up my dead tree copies when the fancy strikes to reread them again). :)

Good read! :-) I have the trilogy and have read it twice.

Just started Thank You, Jeeves, by PG Wodehouse.

Nieznane więzi natury by Peter Wohlleben