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Publisher:
ReganBooks / HarperCollins |
Release
Date: 02/17/2004 |
ISBN:
006072305X |
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Format
Reviewed: Audio cassettes - 6 hours/ 4 cassettes |
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Genre:
Nonfiction / politics |
Reviewed:
2004 |
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Deliver
Us From Evil
Defeating
Terrorism, Despotism, and Liberalism
By Sean Hannity
Read by Sean Hannity
Sean
Hannity rings in on some important issues. In his first book, Let
Freedom Ring, Hannity warned readers about liberals invading
the press, government and classrooms, and how their unrestrained
visions could be the destruction of our freedom. In Deliver
Us From Evil, Hannity weighs in on three subjects seen in the
headlines since 9/11 - terrorists, dictators, and liberals.
In
getting his point across, Hannity revisits the history of Hitler’s
Germany, the former Soviet Union and Reagan’s speech of bringing
the wall down. He lists them with Hussein’s Iraq in saying
that dictatorship countries are a breeding ground for evil.
Hannity
revisits the Carter and Clinton presidencies, sometimes comparing
them to Regan, Bush Sr. and Bush Jr. Using written history Hannity
shows how he feels the evils of dictatorship and terrorism reached
our shores. He more or less lays the blame at Clinton’s feet,
in that he neglected foreign affairs for eight years and knowingly
let Ben Laden slip into the evil abyss where his army strengthened
and came back with 9/11. Carter is seen as a president soft on dictatorship
and terrorism, a man who even now avoids conflict at the risk of
the US.
The
written facts and history are enlightening, not to mention informative.
Hannity reads the audio version of his book, and you can hear the
conviction in his voice. His opinions are worth consideration. They
read like warnings, but this being an election year his book will
most likely be lumped with those spouting political rhetoric. In
Hannity’s case, his book may be seen as political pandering
for President Bush. All the same, those concerned with their country’s
safety should give this a good read through.
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