Review by Abacus -- Red Wave Imperative by Alan Schein

[Abacus]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Red Wave Imperative" by Alan Schein.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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The battle for the minds of Americans is going on now. The Democrats are aided by the media, and the deep state embedded in the FBI, the CIA, the State Dept., and other intelligence agencies. They use propaganda to influence the electorate. It has been happening since Trump was elected, and it is reaching a fever pitch as we approach the 2020 elections.

In The Red Wave Imperative, Alan Schein has written and presented the case for voting for Trump and the Republicans. He has exposed the fallacy of Socialism. We live in a time when Democrats use propaganda for political purposes. Encyclopedia Britannica provides this short definition of propaganda "dissemination of information — facts, arguments, rumors, half-truths, or lies — to influence public opinion.”

We are no longer the Democracy that we were: we can choose to be a democracy again, or we can fail by choosing Socialism. Schein documents the failure of every known experiment with Socialism. Socialism always creates an elite. They decide how to spend taxpayer’s money, and the elite lives very well, while the rest live very poorly. Please read about it for yourselves; it is a fool’s paradise - do not be misled by free college, free health care, freebies of all kinds. Under Socialism, the elite has everything they want, and the rest live without ambition, hope, or religion. The people have no influence; only the elite decides how to spend your money.

If you read what Trump writes or tweets, you hear his ideas for making America great again in a completely transparent way. Contrast this with the obstructionist, do-nothing goals of the Democrats who would rather have talking points than solutions to America’s problems. They want open borders and open immigration so that they can increase their vote. They do not care about DACA, or American lives, or what American’s want.

Schein advocates for Voter-Controlled Democracy (VCD) as is used in Switzerland in which there are no longer two parties in power. He suggests voters elect one party who can get things done. If they do not keep their promises and govern, then the voters choose the other party.

Alan Schein writes about diverse subjects, including fiscal matters. In The Red Wave Imperative, he presents facts and figures for important political topics: how members of congress accrue wealth, the Democrats disinterest in an integrated plan for immigration, their desire for Socialism, their attempts to control the government, the likelihood of a depression, the threat of a nuclear attack, how partisanship limits informed decisions, how the press manipulates public opinion, how the deep state operates, and the misuse of surveys and polls. He has also presented the Republican Party – Proposed Legislation. Note: This version of the book was written before the 2018 election and needs updating for 2020. Also, the text refers to a non-existent website.

I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars for its meticulous research and thoroughness in discussing the subject. And for the topic itself, which may save America from a slide into mediocracy that would deny all that the Founding Fathers did for us. I do not rate it 3 out of 4 stars because it presents complex information in an easy to read style. I noted no errors and believe it to be professionally edited. I found nothing to dislike in this timely, relevant, life-saving information. Please readers, if you read something you disagree with, do more research, uncover the truth - being manipulated is no way for free people to live. I recommend the book to everyone in America who can read. This book is essential for your future, your children’s future, and the whole world.

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[LyorBoone]

Excellent point about the need for a 2020 update. However, your reviews missed some basic points. You don’t take a look at targeted audience. And you don’t give a balanced discussion of what you like and disliked. My review covers all the points that in the reviewer guidelines if you want an example.