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Summary: Sean's book is good reading
Review: I am probably older than most of the people who recommend books, however this book reminded me of our country's history and how we should not let history repeat itself. I enjoyed reading this because It was well thought out and made a lot of sense to me. I think, even if you disagree with Sean reading this book will at least make you wonder about the politicians in Congress and most of all make you think. Which I think most Americans need to do. Do not let anyone make up your mind, get the facts and make a well informed decision. Be unique, make you own mind up, don't let someone do it for you.
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Summary: Read the book. Is that too much to ask of a book reviewer?
Review: I'll buck the trend and post a review after actually reading the book. I know it's a novel idea for a book reviewer in this particular forum but bear with me.
Sean has hit the nail on the head and shown that absolute evil does truly exist. This was a quick read and references were provided whenever necessary. As Sean points out from chapter 1 the reason that September 11th happened was because Bin Laden is the kind of religious wacko that the left tends to hate when they are from this country and not because of our foreign policy or that there are too many McDonald's in other parts of the world. These terrorist nuts believe that anyone who is not a radical Muslim must die, plain and simple. They chose to target most powerful non-Muslim nation in the world, left-wing appeasers and all.
Our President said on September 11th, , "we will make no distinction between the terrorists and the nations that harbor them". The Taliban in Afghanistan harbored terrorists on 9/11/2001 and Saddam Hussein in Iraq harbored terrorists, including the recently deceased Abu Abbas. Why are the appeasers, many of whom supported the president after 9/11 when his approval rating was 90%, surprised that this president kept his word.
The people out there trashing this book without reading it just prove Sean's point that appeasers act on emotion and avoid the facts whenever possible. Just look at the polls coming out of Iraq to see if this war was worth it or if we should have continued asking a madman to be reasonable.
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Summary: Don't playa hate
Review: Why you fools dissin my bro hannity like dat ? this book be a topseller so stop da playa hatin chumps. Cop dis joint before dissin it at least.Peace Out haters
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Summary: A waste of time and money
Review: Save your money - and your time. He has nothing new nor constructive to say - It's just "loaded up" with the same worn-out litany of liberal bashing that he spews on his radio and television programs. This is nothing more than Hannity finding another way to cash in on his current fame along with age-retarding wrinkle creams, etc. I promptly returned my book to Borders.
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Summary: Amazon has unfairly attacked this book
Review: The shortsighted review of Sean's book by Amazon is disgusting. As an American who is not part of the extremist "Right Wing" of the GOP the comments and personal Amazon's attacks lodged by Amazon's book reviewer are "Bush League" at best. This book is a bright light for those of us who share a differing review than that of the pablum from the main stream media. In a city where liberal representatives vote to ban a bill that outlaws necrofilia with a deceased child.. Sean's message of grass roots goodness and the basic understanding of good versus evil are more important today than ever. This book takes a swipe at the left wing power-grab that has plagued this country since the mid sixtees. Shame on you Amazon, hurray Hannity..
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Summary: Reviewing
Review: One would think this was a political debate forum rather than a book reviewing place. Okay. I'm a 40-something Hispanic woman with no husband. I make 20K a year (gross in more ways than one, I know.) My chosen lifestyle is raw food/vegan (extreme veganism) and I never go to church nor do I idolize money. The enviroment is very important to me. By now you've probably pegged me as a Liberal. Sorry, no. I'm conservative--- have been since I was old enough to vote. And I consider the United States to be the greatest country in the world. Hopefully it will continue to be despite our tolerance of the idiots who dwell amonst us and think that jobs and healthcare are more important than not being run over and/or bombed into oblivian by the evil that would love to see this country gone. You are so right, Mr. Hannity. Evil is out there and hates our guts. If we don't stand our ground and fight back the United States of America will soon become a footnote in history: Had great promise but was too polite and fearful to survive. Rock on, sir!
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Summary: Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
Review: Regardless of your political affiliation, you cannot ignore the lessons of history. Sean Hannity correctly uses those lessons of history to assess the key issue in America today. America has enjoyed peace throughout its history because other nations knew what would happen if America was attacked. We have now returned to that historical position of protecting ourselves. Sean succesfully points out the weakness of appeasement and appeasers and using well founded documentation, places the Democrat candidates in that category.
We need people like Sean Hannity to point out the inconsistencies of our political leaders (both Republican and Democrat)because so much of mainstream media reporting is one sided and slanted. Sean does a good job maintaining a position that is as objective as is possible.
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Summary: Controversial Must Read
Review: Almost 1500 reviews on Amazon in less than a month with most of them rating the book either a 1 or a 5!!
Whether you agree with Sean or not, this book is well worth the read; find out for yourself what is generating all the excitement.
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Summary: A Follow-up Review
Review: OK, I've read the book, cover to cover, twice, and I have the following negative comments: 1. It is really not fair to say the attack in Aden, Yemen on December 29, 1992 happened 'on Clinton's watch' and 2. I find it highly unlikely that an environmentalist like Dennis Kucinich would wear a 'tinfoil hat'. Tinfoil is not easy to recycle, he probably wears an Aluminum Foil hat. Other than this points, I find the book to be well written and its research well documented. Opinions are expressed as such, as are observations, and facts are presented with footnotes for reference. There are no new revalations in this book. No never before published 'facts', just a chronicle of recent events, historical events and (oh, the HORROR) a detailing of the comments made and reactions to those events by people of the same and opposing ideological viewpoints. I think this is the most frustrating part for Liberals, having their statements and actions re-printed and placed in their context as historical folly. Want to read an intelligent book about where we are and where we should, or shouldn't, be going? Read this book. Want new and earthshattering 'facts' that only the author could make up? Read Al Franken or Michael Moore. I give this book a well deserved 5 stars.
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Summary: Bush Failed Presidency Loses Another European Allie
Review: Nutcases like Hannity and the failed Bush Presidency - has pushed yet another hard earned allie away from American. Madrid -- Spain's newly elected Socialist prime minister, offering scathing criticism of the American-led war in Iraq, pledged to break with the pro-U.S. policies of his predecessor and to align Spain more closely with France and Germany. In his first remarks to reporters since his party's stunning defeat of the center-right Popular Party on Sunday, Prime Minister-elect Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero repeated his promise to withdraw Spanish troops from Iraq by the end of June unless the United Nations takes over the political transition process in that nation. "The war has been a disaster," Zapatero told the Spanish radio station Cadena Ser. "The occupation continues to be a great disaster. It hasn't generated anything but more violence and hate. What simply cannot be is that, after it became so clear how badly it was handled, there be no consequences." He said President Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain, who were closely allied with Spain's outgoing Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar, "will have to reflect and engage in some self-criticism, so things like that don't happen again. You can't organize a war with lies." Bombings a key factor The Socialists' win Sunday came three days after a series of subway train bombings in Madrid that killed 200 people and wounded 1,500 -- and apparently cost the Popular Party the election. In a news conference at party headquarters later Monday, Zapatero pledged to repair relations with France and Germany, which were damaged when Spain supported the war in Iraq, and France and Germany opposed it. The war was also opposed by 90 percent of the Spanish people, according to opinion polls. "Spain is going to see eye to eye with Europe again," he said. "Spain is going to be more pro-Europe than ever. I am deeply convinced of that." Many Europeans view the war on Iraq as the latest in a series of unilateral U.S. actions taken in defiance of European interests or wishes, including American decisions not to join treaties on the environment and the International Criminal Court. They see a more united Europe as a possible check to what is widely viewed in Europe as an American attempt to establish unchallenged global dominance. Message to other nations Zapatero said his election would send a signal to other countries facing elections -- including the United States, where Bush is all but certain to face Democrat John Kerry in the November election -- that if voters disapprove of the war in Iraq, and its occupation, they can take their protest to the polls and reverse policy. "My impression is that what happened now that the Socialist government in Spain has taken power will have a great impact in the November elections in North America in the duel between Bush and Kerry," Zapatero said in his interview with Cadena Ser. Four days before the election, Zapatero told Britain's Guardian newspaper, "I think Kerry will win. I want Kerry to win." He also called the Bush administration "the most reactionary American administration in modern times." In Washington, the White House said that President Bush had congratulated Zapatero and that the two leaders had pledged to work together on fighting terrorism. "The two leaders said they both looked forward to working together, particularly on our shared commitment to fighting terrorism," said the White House spokesman, Scott McClellan. Asked at the news conference whether Bush had called to congratulate him, Zapatero was cool, saying, "I have to confess that the list of congratulations is extremely long, and at this moment I haven't been able to look over them all." George Bush jr., the United States of America's WORST President EVER!
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