The Fight of Our Lives by William J. Bennett and Seth Leibsohn gives an eye-opening perspective of political correctiness, and the havoc it is effecting in America. We are taken through the events surrounding the massacre of Fort Hood: the warnings which should have been clear to all, and the investigation afterward which failed to identify the root cause, but lost itself in meaningless phrases. The authors boldly warn against the dangers of appeasing terrorists, of tip-toeing around radical Islam in the name of tolerance, of embracing diversity at the cost of safety. We are shown how the protective reaction which characterized the USA in the days following 9/11 has dramatically declined, to the point where a US Army major who made no secret of his radical Islam theology was able to open fire on his fellow soldiers within a military institution.
This book is a wake up call to awareness of the threats to peace on this continent; to the danger of "multiculturalism" which preaches the kind of tolerance that allowed the events of Fort Hood; to the reality that there is a war against Christianity, and the battle is taking place in society all around us. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in learning more about the effort to destroy our culture. Know the enemy, and see the reality of the war!
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