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Summary: Consider the Source of the bad reviews
Review: Did you notice that the name callers come from Massachussetts and San Francisco? These two radical-liberal-utopias make Mayberry look like a think tank.
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Summary: My God, Reality!
Review: To the PC reviewers: waaahh, waaahhh, waaahhh....someone who tells the truth sure makes you upset. This book is a wonderful example of truth being stranger, and more dangerous, than any politically correct fiction the liberal drones of our society could ever dream possible.
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Summary: Enforcement of the law...too much for liberals to take.
Review: Most of the reviewers here have stuck to praising this wonderful book while ignoring the rants of several leftists that left very hollow attacks rather than actual criticism. I will clarify that the substance of this book is that we enforce the laws against "illegal immigration." There is nothing inherently racist or xenophobic about that. This is not a treatise to keep people out of the U.S. who are just like many of our ancestors that came here in the last century, because those people came here through legal means, for the mostpart. However, I suppose those so-called "reviewers" who simply did some name-calling and clearly had not read the book are Democratic party hacks, so the rule of law should be scorned and their potential voting block of illegal aliens and deceased voters should be defended at all costs. How principled. You liberals make me sick. Wake up and smell the carnage of a Holy War that is being waged on our shores.
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Summary: More racist garbage
Review: If you are an extremely conservative (socially, religiously, and politically) white Christian who thinks the world is falling apart and that the End of Days is near, you'll no doubt love this book. Anyone else with a half decent I.Q will see this book for the xenophobic tripe that it is. It's funny how Ms. Malkin forgets that A half century ago, her grandparents were taunted with every slur in the book, and looked at as "foreign" and "un-american". Yet she's alligned with the hard-right Christians. Go figure. I do have one good thing to say, this book makes a good doorstop.
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Summary: There's plenty of blame to go around
Review: This book is not a right-wing screed. Michelle Malkin blames both the Republicans and the Democrats for this mess. The former prefer to look the other way while illegal immigrants enter our country because of the business advantages. Politically correct Liberals, on the other hand, unwittingly join forces with them due to their unwillingness to take to task those with darker complexions. Our immigration bureaucrats make matters far worse with their gross incompetence and willful indifference to our laws. America paradoxically is placed in an awkward predicament. After all, aren't we are a nation of immigrants? Our hearts go out to those who also desire to become citizens like our ancestors of another generation. Where do we draw the line? Are we indulging in hypocrisy when clamoring to raise the bridge after we are safely across? Did our ancestors truly follow all of the immigration laws of this country? Alas, we cannot afford to ignore these issues merely because they make us feel uncomfortable. This is especially true during an era of widespread foreign based terrorism. These monsters have no hesitation in exploiting the loop holes in our system. We should have sufficiently dealt with this problem before 9/11. However, it's better late than never. I highly recommend Malkin's book. She will help you make up for lost time.
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Summary: Myths dispelled
Review: ... They should actually read it instead of rejecting it sight unseen because it challenges their fondly held PC biases. They take refuge from reality by repeating over and over that Timothy McVeigh was a Christian. Therefore we can pretend that Christianity is as dangerous today as Islam; therefore we should allow hundreds of thousands of Muslims into America because they're as safe as Methodists. "Invasion" shows how precisely this kind of head-in-the-sand lunacy thoroughly crippled our national security under the Clinton-Gore-Reno administration. With devastating facts it exposes the danger to America from Muslims, and the PC asininity that places making minorities happy above keeping America safe. Oh, and McVeigh was an atheist, and explicitly denied he was a Christian; a fact ignored by Muslim groups who constantly slander Christianity in an effort to obscure their own religion's propensity to mass violence.
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Summary: Invasion Review:
Review: What if the United States let in an unlimited amount of immigrants into our country? All the people of the world would be here. Then would we all would have $ 2.00 an hour jobs. There would be at least 30 languages. What if our population rose to one billion within the next 5 years. America accepts all. As soon as they cross the boarder they call themselves Americans.
Why don't we just make it simple and call the whole world America?
Invasion is a must read!
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Summary: The cause not the cure
Review: Racism and xenophobia are the cause of the problem, not the solution. We are part of the world. The author seems to have forgotten that we are a great country, and should behave like one, not run away scared and shut the doors.
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Summary: The Truth
Review: Leave it to Regnery to publish a book about the truth...contrary to other "BIG" publishers.....
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Summary: Bringing the worst out of the American Spirit
Review: Terrible - just simply terrible. Denying all that made America great - turning the country into a fortress of mediocracy. Avoid.
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