The Fight Of Our Lives

The Fight Of Our Lives

I have to admit, I was very excited to read "The Fight Of Our Lives" by William J Bennett and Seth Leibsohn. I have been a big fan of Mr. Bennett for many years, and used to listen to him on a local conservative talk radio program. This particular book is truly fascinating, and I would recommend it to anyone who has concerns about the future of American democracy as we know it due to the decisions being made about how to deal with radical Islamists. As I expected, this book is written in very up front, logical, no nonsense tone that I find it very easy to respect. "The Fight Of Our Lives" focuses on the particular kind of threat that we face in the war on radical Islam. This book gives an easy to understand narrative on key characters and incidents that I found to be refreshing amid the whirlwind that is politically correct main stream media reports. This book essentially calls for an end to the doublespeak and demands attention be paid to the reality of this war, and the damaging effects that it could have on our country if nothing is done. This book is honest, and I enjoyed every page of it. This book is relatively short (only around 150 pages), but it was interesting, and I had a hard time putting it down. I felt that it was relevant, realistic, and a factual account of the situation that the United States is currently facing in dealing with a war on radical Islamic factions. This book is easy to read, with no overly complicated political correctness, and I would highly recommend it.
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