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Summary: Very Good
Review: I have been reading this book for a few days. It is excellent! The book is very educational. And from what I see in the reviews, I fully understand now more than ever why I am proud to be a conservative. Nice try libs.
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Summary: America is Good. Bush is Good. Terrorists are Bad.
Review: Too bad liberals disagree with the title of my review.This book is fantastic. Unlike books written by failed comedians, this book comes from a seasoned pro. Buy it. Read it.
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Summary: Buy this book. Ignore the one liberal who posts here.
Review: I am proud to be an American. This is a great book. Americans need to stand up against selfish liberal Democrats who continue to appease terrorists. Unlike liberal Democrats, I support America. Buy this book.
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Summary: Sean Hannity? 3rd grade mentality writing...
Review: Sean writes lots and lots of books, and apparently people who don't read many books were coaxed into reading one of his books. Somehow he has convinced himself that no politician (except a democrat of course) would lie to the public. After convincing himself, he set out to convince Americans that what he believed to be true WAS true. Yet it makes no sense to anyone who speaks the English language and listens to both sides. Sean's fans listen to him day in and day out and every one of them who manages to get on the radio essentially felate him with their undying gratitude for all he's done. Sean, like GW Bush, is a very rich guy pretending to know what it's like to be a regular person. Sean probably doesn't have the cashola coming from his repugnant bodily orifices in the abundance of our Bush-ness, but he is well beyond the living paycheck to paycheck the vast majority of us can relate to. I listen to Sean daily, not because I like or believe much of what he has to say, but because him and his followers are so self righteous that it makes for a good laugh. Reading the reviews of this book points out the grade level reading ability of most of his listeners. It seems these are people who were the type of children who got left behind. (No wonder they worship GW.) They can't write nor read, judging from the vast errors on most every review I've taken the time to examine.
So for those of you out there, here's one you can read and understand:
It's a book I read to my two year old that reminds me of Bush, and it seems to be autobiographical, until you get to the ending. It's called The Very Hungry Caterpillar. It's a story of a little caterpillar that begins by eating some leaves, but still isn't satisfied, so he eats more leaves, but still the pangs of hunger are calling him to consume the whole tree. When the tree is gone and he is still hungry, he eats everything he comes across. So the path of the Bush Cartel travels. Consuming all the resources in the US and on into the Middle East, under the guise of a threat to the USA. Sadly Bush's end won't be that of a beautiful butterfly, it's more likely it shall be in the image of a pig. A Warpig, if you will. Sean is the spokesman for a bug named Bush, and he has lots of little fans who are o so eager to help the Cartel rule all.
Bush proclaims his love for Jesus and God, yet his actions are reprehensible enough to pass for Pontias Pilate. Just like if Jesus were to arrive today, men such as Hannity wouldn't know him. They would put him in a straightjacket and have him metaphorically crucified. Unless it was Texas, where they would be allowed to kill him, after making sure the world was allowed to spit on him rhetorically using the likes of Sean Hannity and the fat tub of dung drug addict Limbaugh. Is this book worth reading? Yes. Is it worth the cost? Not a chance, wait for the library to get it so you can read it in the back corner where other liberals (the kind of people who know where to find a library tend to spend time, away from conservative illiterates such as Hannity's sycophants and (holy)war mongers.) won't see you. What did I get from the book? A few laughs and a sense that all is not Right in the world. There are in fact two sides to every coin and hopefully when the other side of Bush's coin is revealed it's not too late.
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Summary: Must Read
Review: I got this book for Christmas and when it came in the mail I couldn't put it down. This is a very informative book that gives straightforward facts. It discusses not only what's going on right now, but the history that led up to our current situation in world politics. It tells historically accurate facts, and analyzes them in a way that most people are too scared to admit--truthfully. I loved it and would recommend it to anyone, liberal or conservative.
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Summary: A Great Manifesto
Review: Excellent reading if you're one of the gullible misguided sheep, with unconvertible partisan ideology, that fawns over Hannity's hysterical paranoid rhetoric.
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Summary: Democrats FEEL...Republicans THINK
Review: Do Demon-crats really read, reason & think about the contents in these books or do they merely emotionally REACT to them? It's pretty obvious that Sean's book has hit a raw nerve in these hateful, emotional creatures. Oil & water don't mix, just like emotion & reason. Here's a test to see if what I said, above, it truly correct. Read Chapter 3 in Sean's book & LOGICALLY argue WHY what he is saying is true or not. Good Luck. I mean that. I used to be a LEFTIST (for 14 years). I finally saw the light, thru reason (& faith in God). Your brain is meant to be used & exercized. If you don't use it, you lose it...to someone else. Take Care.
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Summary: A Manual for Small Minds
Review: After reading this book it's hard not to think of Hannity as a master salesman. He weaves a vehement, flawed tapestry of delusions and presents it as an explanation for the "evils" of the world. His warped sense of morality, and liberals lack thereof, will no doubt appeal to the sanctimonious inclinations of hardened conservatives, as will his wrongheaded thesis that liberalism is commensurate with terrorism. However, throughout the book it is easy to suspect that Hannity himself does not believe the ideas he posits, and that what we have is the expert work of a consumate salesman. Using the capitalist system he so often champions, he sells the masses what they want to hear and giggles slyly to himself. For those who wish to fatten Hannity's bank account, this book is a must read. This book is a war on credibility--a breathtaking flight of fancy for small minds.
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Summary: The Iraqi People Hate Bush for Destroying Iraq Civilization
Review: You can see it with your own eyes. There are thousands of Marching Protesting Iraqi's that cannot believe that Bush would start an illegal war without planning for it's aftermath. Crime and rape is rampant throught Iraq because of Bush. We now have terrorists running around blowing up everyone - we never had that problem before Bush illegally invaded. My neighbor has a Ham radio and picks up Hannity - he reminds us of Hitler...
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Summary: A reluctant review
Review: One person's medicine is anothers poison. I really liked this book. Couldn't wait for it's release. However since the release I find Sean's pushing of this book tiresome. But I like anything that makes the misguided ask questions and provides useful information. This book obviously isn't for everyone because they are so full of hate for anything that takes a conservative slant they would miss the point anyway.
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