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Summary: Excellent analysis of current world situation
Review: Indeed, it has been nearly 3 years since 9/11, the day the conservative pundit business went through the roof, and it continues to make millionaires out of the legions of right-wing bibble-di-babblers that are crowding the cable talk shows and best-selling book lists. Although we are bombarded with the same message 24 hours a day from the countless conservative yakkety-yakkety-yakkety-yakkers on tv, it is good to have another book to affirm what we already believe: terror bad, bush good...liberals bad, conservatives good, Hillary bad, bush good.... They may be simple concepts that can be summed up in 2 or 3 lines, but Hannity expands on these ideas and presents us with passionate opinions on individual liberals and particular events to demonstrate how liberals are bad and conservatives are good and uses large fonts, so that it stretches out to over 300 pages and you feel like your getting your money's worth. Although it is tragic to think about the thousands who died on 9/11 and the young soldiers who are dying in Iraq every day, it does warm one's heart to see thoughtful, articulate, self-satisfied young Americans like Hannity making the most out of the situation. This is his 2nd book about this subject, and it is basically a carbon copy of his first book that came out last year. Hopefully, he puts this book out with a different title every year, so that future generations will also be enlightened by his brilliant message of liberals and terrorists bad, conservatives good.
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Summary: An ex-liberal who READ the book.
Review: Unlike most of the reviewers here, I actually READ the book before I wrote this review. Not being a logician, I'm not sure about the claims of circular reasoning. It seemed reasonable enough to me, but I do agree that the book lacks depth. Regardless, it is a novel look at our political system and the forces driving it. To achieve more depth, Hannity will doubtless have to spend much time refining and developing his theory, just as any scientist would develop supporting material after proposing a new theory. But he deserves great credit for the courage in proclaiming such a "controversial" idea as good and evil. I find it very amusing that the majority of the "liberal" reviewers of this book are so consumed by their hatred of Hannity that they virtually confirm his theory of the existence of evil by spewing ill-written, misspelled hate speech all over this site. I also observed that the majority never even mention the book, which I very much doubt that they read, and were unwilling to display their true names, preferring to hide behind anonymity while spouting their ill-aimed bile. If anyone doubted the truth of Hannity's views, a cursory examination of these reviews would certainly confirm their legitimacy. It appears that the "free love" of the sixties, which provided the basis for much of current Liberal thought, has devolved into an "establishment" of reactionary, knee-jerk liberalism. I am an old hippy myself, but I don't remember this much hatred being a part of the sixties scene. I think the conservatives and the liberals have traded political roles over the years. I am in favor of overthrowing the establishment as much as the next liberal, but the liberals have BECOME the establishment. The hatred that they continually express is appalling, more akin to the reactionary fear of the older generation in the early sixties than the supposed generosity and free thinking of the "compassionate" party. Unlike others who claim to be such, I AM an independent thinker. I don't agree with all that Hannity espouses, but I believe that his views deserve serious consideration, regardless of the flaws of the book. The book is a good read, expressing serious and important thought, and is deserving of better treatment than it has received at the hands of so-called "liberals".
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Summary: DEMOCRATS FEAR SPEECH
Review: Why else would they spend precious calories debating on Amazon when they should be out garning up a grass roots campaign for their white millionaire Presidential nominee?
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Summary: It's all so simple
Review: Yes, its all simple. Evil is behind everything we don't like, like terrorism and the democratic party. Why didn't anyone think of this before? It seems so simple once somebody points it out! Seriously, even though I am not a great intellectual and I dont have predictable politcail view (mixed views, I mean. I have mixed view), I have say that this book was insulting to me. These arguments simplify everything so much that they seem to be written for children (or maybe for adults who think like they are children). Teh fact that it is so successful makes me think there are either a lot of children buying this kind of book or (oh my God) so many adults who still have the intellectual background of children!
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Summary: More Trash From A Loud-Mouthed Bigot
Review: Trash like this does not even deserve more than a one sentence review.
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Summary: Democrats Fear Speech
Review: You know you have a good book when Democrats can't respond with logical argument and can only resort to a name calling campaign. Hannity's confrontation of liberal evil resonates with decent hardworking Americans (those of us who don't wake up in gated Malibu mansions). Liberals are collectivley twitterpated by Hannity's exercise of free speech that opposes their anti-American agenda. The rise in Democrat anxiety levels is proportional to Hannity's popularity. They seem shocked that a hard a working American that pulled himself up by the bootstraps is more in touch with America than the elected white millionaire Democrat leadership.
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Summary: A Landmark Book For Our Times!
Review: Once again Sean Hannity has exposed the duplicity of the radical Left and their fellow-travellers. In his landmark book "Deliver Us From Evil," Hannity vividly details the appeasement efforts of the modern-day Democratic leaders. Pulling no punches, he courageously explains how the foreign policy mishaps of William Jefferson Clinton paved the way for the September 11th terrorist attacks. Hannity is to be commended for speaking the unspoken truth. Just like the Bible, "Deliver Us From Evil" needs to be translated into various foreign languages. This book needs to be in the hands of all of the oppressed people throughout the world and give them the inspiration and courage to rise up to the despicable tyrants. Perhaps in the near future, Sean Hannity will go on a "Hannitzation Of The World Tour." It would be great to see Sean doing a book signing at The Great Wall Of China and in Baghdad. Sean Hannity is a great man and America is better off because of him! May God Bless him and his beloved family.
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Summary: Evil indeed
Review: Some critics have described this book as "hateful" and "mean spirited" - I agree only to the extent that Hannity is anti-evil with ever fiber of his being. You may say that it's wrong to be "anti-Islam" or "anti-appeasement," but I doubt that even the strongest liberal would declare anti-evil to be a mean-spirited trait. This book is extremely well-researched and documented, and is very readable by anyone who has enough education to pull the lever at the ballot box. How often have we heard that Conservatives are Nazis or Nazi-like? Hannity clearly explains he idea that Nazism and Communism aren't at opposite ends of the left-right spectrum, but rather better described - as Reagan said - by where they stand on issues of individual freedom. Hannity makes a good point that those with deep-rooted spiritual values are of high value to our society, since those with no moral compass are "ripe for collusion with terrorists." Indeed, the Communist Party is alive and well, especially in Hollywood, and is ready to launch its evil on our nation at any moment. It is only through high morals and spiritual guidance that we can hope to overcome this evil. He also dispels the idea that people like Hitler and Hussein were merely "madmen." Even a cursory examination of their inhumanity and curelty to men, women and children makes it clear that they were not 'madmen' but EVIL. And evidence points more and more clearly that Saddam was in collusion with bin Laden, who pointlessly killed thousands of innocents in our country. The tales Hannity relates regarding evil in our own culture leave little doubt that, whether you believe in the concept of "Satan," there IS a force of evil that is ever-present. Nothing better proves the power of evil than the story of 16-yr-old Jason Sweeny, who was lured by his "first girlfriend" to a remote site where four of his friends attacked him, breaking almost all of his facial bones before sinking a hatchet into his skull, killing him. The five then had a "group hug," took the $500 Jason had in his pockets, bought drugs, and as one of the assailants declared, "partied beyond redemption." This is not the work of madmen, or of kids from 'bad' home environments - this is the work of EVIL, pure and simple. Hannity goes through the Holocost, Communist Russia and Iraq, each examples of evil that had to be stopped at all costs. He then goes on to explain how the Democrats are either ignoring such evil, or explaining it away with psychobabble and touchy-feely excuse-making, and he assesses the risk to our country - indeed, our civilization - if the liberals are allowed to gain enough power to force a policy of acceptance and appeasement toward that evil. This book will probably scare the hell out of you - it sure scared the hell out of me. It scared me on two levels: one, that evil is so pervasive -- in our society as well as in Islam; in Nashville as well as in Nazi Germany; in Boston as well as in Bagdhad. And it scares me that this spark of evil is present in a dark corner of my own soul, ready and able to flare into
unimaginable deeds. Only through the grace of God can we keep our own evil in that dark corner where it can do the least damage. But it also scares me that a very large portion of the U.S. population - namely liberals - generally dismiss the idea of evil as a fairy tale. They explain an evil-doer's behavior away by blaming his abusive childhood, or his brain chemestry, or his classmates attitude toward him. Or they blame the United States, for being prosperous, as in the case of Saddam Hussein. And this refusal to recognize evil is the most frightening thing of all. Liberals have said that the book paints them as "evil." I didn't get that from the book at all. What Hannity says about liberals is that they tend to DISMISS evil, to look the other way when a confrontation with this evil seems imminent. That's not evil in itself - it's just plain silly. It's not surprising that some critics literally HATE this book and its author. Men like Sean Hannity - a good man, a spiritual man and an honest man - will always be hated by those who would allow evil to flourish. This book should be required reading for every junior high student - our kids need the other side of the argument, since teachers and administrators seem concerned only that they hear the leftist side of history. If you can't buy it, at least go to the library and check it out - this may well be the most important ever written by an American author.
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Summary: Deliver Us from Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them
Review: Bush Continues To Mislead on Job Creation Last month, President Bush released a personally signed report
promising that his economic plan would create 2.6 million new jobs by
2004. (1 When data suggested that this would not be possible, he "distanced himself" from the report and "declined to endorse the jobs estimate"
publicly during an Oval Office appearance. (2 Now, with a new jobs report showing that his economic program
continues to fall short, the president has resorted to outright
dishonesty. (3 Specifically, the president deployed Labor Secretary Elaine Chao to Capitol Hill last week to claim that he never actually signed the
report. She told lawmakers the president "doesn't sign this report." Of course you will never hear these Facts coming from a Hannity book.
Rating:
Summary: Ha Ha Ha Ha
Review: No WMD's, Rush Limbaugh-a drug addict, economy STILL in the toilet. DELIVER US FROM THIS CRAPPY IDEALOGUE
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