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Summary: Exposes the Danger of Liberal Appeasement
Review: Before I begin I want to say that I love these morons who bring up tax cuts for the rich in their reviews. It is obvious they have not read the book. There is almost no mention of taxes in the book. It is essentially a book exposing the defense policies of the left.I received my copy on a Friday evening and finished it by Sunday evening. I could not put it down. It is one of the most clear cut cases I have heard for keeping liberals out of power. Sean gives clear examples of how appeasement has failed in the past explains how this flawed mindset is the foundation upon which the Democratic party bases it's foreign policy. I agree with Sean. The next 10-20 years will be critical for the security of this country. We're not talking about differing opinions about the economy, prescription drugs, Social Security, etc., but rather the very existence of this great nation. As a 30 year old father of 2 little ones I am very worried about the future of this country if those of the liberal persuasion were to be elected. Buy the book, Read it, and pass it to a friend to read. We must get the word out! I would give it 10 stars if possible.
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Summary: Liberals are scary!
Review: Excellent book; don't listen to the Flamin' Libs who are just trying to get folks from purchasing. Apparently it hasn't worked though, still the #1 Bestseller this week hee hee!
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Summary: I'm right! You're wrong!
Review: Score points for Sean Hannity, just a hard-working guy who has succeeded in becoming a top TV guy conservative. Just out of nowhere, plucked from the ripe fields of talk radio and onto your TV every night. He even writes books. Hannity is perfect for television, where there is a focus on eliminating anything resembling serious thought or even debate. His solution is simple: forget the context, forget the details--boil it down to terms a child can understand. Then skew them to back up your favorite party. This can be accomplished by carefully selecting only the facts that make you look good, occassionally admitting you're human, demonizing all enemies, and shouting over everyone else. While one book by Sean Hannity (or his ghost writer) won't ruin the country, a steady diet of child-like views of the world from 'pundits' will succeed in indoctrinating the people and tricking people into thinking they have a voice in the media. A book like this tells you what it is off the bat, and it still sells. You have a nice, shiny cover of a TV flim-flam man striking his best serious look in front of the Statue of Liberty capped off with a Biblical title. Sean Hannity is a good doll in Rubert Murdoch's Fox collection.
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Summary: Read and you'll find the "Truth"!
Review: All I have to say is read it first, and then come to your own conclusion about the book. For me this book has opened my eyes and mind how I view the world! As a Democrat who came to see this book as another right wing book out there has really got my opinion on this book totally wrong. I may disagree with him on Fox News on some of his issues, but I have to say that I don't disagree with his book. I couldn't give this book a 5 star cause I disagree with him on some issues, but I give him 4 stars for opening my eyes and mind on how I see the world now. Terrorism must be defeated at all cost in order for society to live and prosper!
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Summary: Marketing Genius
Review: I would like to compliment Hannity for his business acumen. I think he does a great job as a media salesman especially to those who are looking for simplistic leadership. And this book continues his product line in great form. However, this book is so slanted in view and opportunistic in the use of partial truths that is borders on propaganda. This book gets an A for segmented marketing strategy but presents overly simplified logic with a strong spin (to feed his audience). This guy is making "big coin" by selling his politics to a targeted audience - conflict of interest? - find a more unbiased source of info if you are looking to edify yourself.
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Summary: Hannity's lies are getting out of hand.
Review: I am a liberal who has read Sean Hannity's book with the hopes of recieving a conservative point of view. All I can say is that this book's lies make Michael Moore's false truths and Rush Limbaugh's outright one-sided lies. I will expose a few of these lies in the following paragraphs. In Sean Hannity's book, page 22, he states that the New York Times shunned the invasion of Afghanistan and insulted the Bush Administration, which I assume he used as an attack on liberals. However, the article says somewhat otherwise. "This one is already different - more than 5,000 men and women were killed in New York and Washington on Sept. 11. Most were civilians. Now the nation's soldiers are going into battle in a distant and treacherous land, facing a determined and resourceful enemy. As they go, they should know that the nation supports their cause and yearns for their success." (...) Another lie would be his twisting of WWII history, by insulting Chamberlain's "Appeasement" policies and using them as an outright attack on people like Clinton. Below is a sentence from a History Channel article that seems to state otherwise: "Although contemporaries and scholars during and after the war criticized Chamberlain for believing that Hitler could be appeased, recent research argues that Chamberlain was not so naive and that appeasement was a shrewd policy developed to buy time for an ill-prepared Britain to rearm." (...) A third lie Hannity exploits for his own political ends would be Dick Durbin's speech in Sept. 12, 2001. Hannity states, "Did Dick Durbin condemn the terrorists who perpetrated this despicable act? No. Did he voice sorrow over the loss of three thousand Americans? No. Instead, in the aftermath of our national crisis, Senator Durbin appointed himself as high watchman of America's gas stations." I will not lie and say Durbin did not say anything against the exploitation of gas prices, but I am absolutely outraged that someone would provide such a neoconservative propagandist lie like this. If anyone would like to read the full speech by Dick Durbin, it can be found in the link below: (...) The book is quite interesting, admittedly, because it's fun to count just how many lies you can find. However, if you seek to edify yourself, try something less one-sided, possibly someone willing to tell you the truth, I suggest you find a moderate book to read. (I won't suggest any neoliberal books like Michael Moore, as they're not that truthful either.)
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Summary: Confronting evil.
Review: Sean Hannity returns with "Deliver Us from Evil," the follow-up to his outstanding "Let Freedom RIng." In an age where America is at war against terrorism and against states around the world which either sponsor terrorism or harbor terrorists, we need to be able to recognize evil and confront it. Hannity delivers his commentary with the same passion and zeal he shows on his radio and televsion programs. "Deliver Us from Evil" is an amazing read, and should be required reading for these dangerous times we live in.
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Summary: Don't Waste Your Money
Review: In "Deliver Us From Evil", Sean Hannity insists that a cosmic evil force truly exists, and that invoking the notion of evil over and over and over again is responsible, rather than immature. He cites several potent examples of evil, from Adolph Hitler and Joseph Stalin, to Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein. He must be some sort of history buff. These monsters can only be described as evil. It couldn't be that one of these monsters was beaten when he was young. Could it? Nah. President Bush has issued an ultimatum, through the Bush Doctrine of 2002, to take the War on Terror to what he defines as the enemy (one example is the entire Middle East with the exception of Saudi Arabia and Israel - curious. . .) before the enemy targets us (whoops, they already have targeted us - thank you Saudi monarchy) - much in the spirit that Ronald Reagan (lord help us) forcefully created the conditions for the dismantlement of the Soviet Union and the creation of al Qaeda (oops!). Bush's doctrine of pre-emption is right for America (but nobody else), and when the threat posed by a rogue state or a terrorist group fully materializes, it will be too late. What insight. Too bad he didn't think of this sooner. Oh wait, Reagan already thought of it 20 freaking years ago. Moreover, Hannity neglects to mention the fact that the US is itself a rogue state acting unilaterally when it sees fit (see the NSS 2002). Sean Hannity displays how the Democrats have disreputably played politics with some of the most vital issues concerning American national security. To be sure, but he neglects to display how Republicans have done the same, even more so with the current admin. On issues crucial to the American people - Republicans and Democrats (that is all there is, right?) - the Democratic Party of today has abandoned its virtuous? past, when JFK (Bay of Pigs fiasco) and Harry Truman (dropped the Atom bomb - twice) were in power, and has become hijacked by the extreme left that puts opportunism and power ahead of national security. Bush would never imagine anything of the sort now would he. Here is a quote for you: "This is a great opportunity" George W. Bush, 9-11-2001. And the extreme left being. . .Clinton? I don't know. Moreover, Hannity tries to explain why all Democratic presidential candidates (from Howard Dean and John Kerry, to Dick Gephardt and Wesley Clark) are unfit to be president (of course this begs the question - if Wesley Clark is unfit, how much more unfit is Bush), and contrasts them with the distorted morality and dictatorial leadership George W. Bush has forced on the American people and the world. Hannity also addresses several present dangers facing America, from the Syrian Ba'ath party and Iran's mullahs, to Kim Jong-Il's North Korea and China. And bully for him.
Sean Hannity has written a weak and unconvincing book on how multilateralism is fruitless, and that those who engage in such immoral acts just don't understand that Bush is here to help us. With the election in a few months, I believe all Americans should avoid this book, as it attempts to prove that George W. Bush is the right man for another four years. Which is true if you are a billionaire.
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Summary: A must read!!!
Review: Yeah, for liberals, sometimes life isn't fair. Liberals need to realize that Communist ideology isn't going to fly in this country. Blacks don't need "reparations" and people like Jesse Hijackson and Alan Notsosharpton behave more like money exhortionists than civil rights figures. To my liberal friends, life is not fair, get used to it.
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Summary: The evidence is clear
Review: Hannity's book was the first book of his that I and it won't be the last. The light that he sheds on the subject of evil, terrorism, despotism, and liberalism, is just a part of the book. He defines things as evil in a way that it is hard to refuse. His evidence against communism, liberalism, terrorism, and despotism, is so startling that I almost couldn't believe at first, at least until I researched it myself and came to the same conclusions. This book is not for a libral who won't listen to the other side, it is only for a person who has an open mind and and already has a good idea of what evil is.
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