Fight the War on Terrorism

There were some rants that I did not agree with. I found myself agreeing to alot of what Bill Maher had to say here. Written not long after September 11th attacked, he has some great points about terrorism, national security and the way forward which sadly still ring true today. It made me realize just how far we have to go.

We have read and reviewed America Alone (author Mark Steyn) which makes some of the same points that Bill Maher, a liberal writer and pundit. It makes in this book. However both authors argue it is not (solely) about politics. It is about waking up not believing everything you are seen in the media. Do your own fact-checking. Become an educated citizen of the world. It is an obligation that not a demand on your free-time.

I have enjoyed watching Bill Maher on his various TV shows and while I do not always agree with his politics. He can make be both laugh and think. I was intrigued by the premise of this book. A collection of "propaganda" posters modelled after those produced during World War II. It is to show the American people what they can do to contribute to Fight the War on Terrorism. Beginning in the months right after the September 11th attacked. I have believed that the messages we were hearing. The choices we were making seemed to be at odds with being at war. We moved on. As if nothing had happened No one was asked to make any sacrifices. It seemed like a strange way to fight a war.

This book is full of Bill Maher 's characteristic sarcasm and biting irony. His fans are sure to love it. Even thoughtful people who disagree with him. They should find this book of interest. It is you look beyond the attempts at humor. There are a number of issues here a debate that we have. It is largely avoided. Whether Bill Maher is right or not, a public debate on these issues would be healthy for the country. It might actually help us improve security in meaningful ways while also reducing the need for it. While the book Fight the War on Terrorism may have been rushed to the presses to prevent it from being overtaken by events. It has weathered the passage of time well and still remains pretty relevant to current conditions.

We admire the guts it took to say. In modern America, a land where political correctness stifles free expression as surely as McCarthyism ever did. How soon Americans are forgetting September 11th attacked. It is now just a sad day from a history book. More and worse is probably coming, folks, and Bill Maher is honest enough to say in a message. It caters to neither the right nor the left. It simply dishes up pragmatic commentary on how we are messing up. What we should be doing to fix it. In this semi-survival manual. A collection of topical essays combined with WWII-style political posters updated for our times. Some things get said that desperately needed saying. Yes, we can do more to make ourselves safer to Fight the War on Terrorism.

I recommend this book on how to Fight the War on Terrorism for anyone. Especially those who are too timid to wake up to the reality. We are in a watershed moment in world history a time in which the culture of enlightenment. Freedom is under direct attack by a Medieval-minded foe who would have us descend into repression and totalitarianism. It should correct that. Our foe wants the repression and totalitarianism for himself. For us he wants an irradiated wasteland from sea to shining sea. So read this book on how to Fight the War on Terrorism . It is frequently funny. It is thought-provoking and it says a lot that stands in contrast to the patriotic.