Review of Red Wave Imperative
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Review of Red Wave Imperative
[Following is a volunteer review of "Red Wave Imperative" by Alan Schein.]
In his book, Red Wave Imperative, Alan Schein discusses Democratic Socialistic political policies and Party strategies and actions as opposed to that of the Republican Party and Donald Trump who was the American president at the time.
The book speaks on many different topics essentially pointing out the effects already on the American way of life and combining them with dramatic world events. He reflects on countries all over the world that have voted into power Socialistic Democratic Parties and the diverse effects there-of in all of these countries.
Painting a gruesome picture of corruption and an America owned by “the elite”, controlled by terrorism, and run wild with undocumented immigrants, he makes a good effort to caution Americans against following down this path of self-destruction which he blames the Democratic Party of being responsible for.
At the same time, the author emphasizes the achievements of Donald Trump and the Republican Party, whilst finding no fault of theirs to point out. The book strongly campaigns for the Republican Party and Donald Trump.
The positive aspects of the book are in raising awareness of worldwide suffering and humanitarian crises, whilst at the same time aiming to inform Americans of a variety of every day and not so everyday events that are all linked together and are to be taken into consideration when casting their vote in the elections, as these increasing events threaten America.
The many stories in this book do equally well in informing people living in other countries of things to be aware of within their own political landscapes.
I have certainly learned a lot about politics from this book and now also better understand political events in my own country as well as global political trends that have been around for decades already.
The biggest negative aspect of this book is that the author is biased and does not see any good in socialism or seemingly even, democracy. This book will likely cause a spark of rage or make some social-justice fighters feel like going marching or rioting!
I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars because the book has a no blindfold approach to some of the
toughest and most serious global and American problems that most people all over the world just ignore as we continue to go about our own lives.
This book will force anyone reading it to start researching and becoming aware of these issues.
Thankfully the author also provides an exhaustive list of websites backing up his claims, where readers can go to do their own research.
I would recommend this book to anyone old enough to vote anywhere in the world where people have the freedom and right to vote.
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Red Wave Imperative
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In his book, Red Wave Imperative, Alan Schein discusses Democratic Socialistic political policies and Party strategies and actions as opposed to that of the Republican Party and Donald Trump who was the American president at the time.
The book speaks on many different topics essentially pointing out the effects already on the American way of life and combining them with dramatic world events. He reflects on countries all over the world that have voted into power Socialistic Democratic Parties and the diverse effects there-of in all of these countries.
Painting a gruesome picture of corruption and an America owned by “the elite”, controlled by terrorism, and run wild with undocumented immigrants, he makes a good effort to caution Americans against following down this path of self-destruction which he blames the Democratic Party of being responsible for.
At the same time, the author emphasizes the achievements of Donald Trump and the Republican Party, whilst finding no fault of theirs to point out. The book strongly campaigns for the Republican Party and Donald Trump.
The positive aspects of the book are in raising awareness of worldwide suffering and humanitarian crises, whilst at the same time aiming to inform Americans of a variety of every day and not so everyday events that are all linked together and are to be taken into consideration when casting their vote in the elections, as these increasing events threaten America.
The many stories in this book do equally well in informing people living in other countries of things to be aware of within their own political landscapes.
I have certainly learned a lot about politics from this book and now also better understand political events in my own country as well as global political trends that have been around for decades already.
The biggest negative aspect of this book is that the author is biased and does not see any good in socialism or seemingly even, democracy. This book will likely cause a spark of rage or make some social-justice fighters feel like going marching or rioting!
I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars because the book has a no blindfold approach to some of the
toughest and most serious global and American problems that most people all over the world just ignore as we continue to go about our own lives.
This book will force anyone reading it to start researching and becoming aware of these issues.
Thankfully the author also provides an exhaustive list of websites backing up his claims, where readers can go to do their own research.
I would recommend this book to anyone old enough to vote anywhere in the world where people have the freedom and right to vote.
******
Red Wave Imperative
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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