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An Inconvenient Book Real Solutions To The Worlds Biggest Problems Glenn Beck

Name: An Inconvenient Book Real Solutions To The Worlds Biggest Problems Glenn Beck
SKU: BELL-46418212
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (14 reviews)

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An Inconvenient Book Real Solutions To The Worlds Biggest Problems Glenn Beck instant download after payment.

Publisher: Threshold Editions

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 5.85 MB

Pages: 320

Author: Glenn Beck, Kevin Balfe

ISBN: 9781416580041, 1416580042, 2007026246

Language: English

Year: 2007

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An Inconvenient Book Real Solutions To The Worlds Biggest Problems Glenn Beck by Glenn Beck, Kevin Balfe 9781416580041, 1416580042, 2007026246 instant download after payment.

From Publishers WeeklyIn this appraisal of America's woes, conservative TV and talk-radio host Beck (The Real America) lays lighthearted siege to everything that makes the world worse. [P]olitical correctness is the biggest threat this nation faces today, he declares, as it makes us prey for Islamic fundamentalists, renders taboo the roots of our economic troubles (poor people are, in fact, lazy, he argues) and creates rampant distortion in the media. Beck goes paragraph for paragraph with global-warming alarmist Al Gore, merrily slaughtering the sacred cows of the environmentalist crowd. Not sated by the hide of the former vice president, he goes after everything and everyone from poverty to perverts, offering solutions to these and other problems (e.g., the key to success in the capitalist system is to believe in it). While often informative, as in his chapter on global warming, Beck is sometimes tedious, particularly when dealing with Islam and education (France is literally teetering on the edge, and our biggest ally, England, is about to be turned inside out as well). He's at his best when most absurd, and funniest when he's his own target (the father of four is little more than a flesh-and-bone jungle gym). This should make a good read for conservatives.