Review of The Solution is Political Revolution

[Esther Unurhie]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Solution is Political Revolution" by Jillion R Rising.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Jillion R. Rising’s book called "The Solution is Political Revolution" provides a daring look at the economic and political challenges facing America today. According to Rising, Wall Street, the Federal Reserve, and the US government have over time joined hands against American wealth and welfare. He therefore insists on political revolution but not violent or random political moves as his ultimate goal. It is in this context that he takes a bipartisan approach that shifts blame from political parties onto a faulty system, perpetuating deficit spending and mounting debt.

While outlining key events such as the 2008 mortgage crisis and the shift from the gold standard to fiat currency, Rising looks at these occurrences critically to explain why they have led to current economic problems. These progressive measures offer hope amidst gloom and doom.

What makes this book special is how Jillion presents it. Instead of dictating opinions like most authors, he prefers that readers question things critically themselves. Consequently, complex matters are broken down into more manageable sections through such an inclusive narrative style with clear outlines provided for a better understanding of his concepts. Even though some of his proposals could be seen as too ambitious or complicated for implementation purposes, they are still worth considering. It calls upon all policymakers, including citizens, to mobilize for change.

I rate this book five out of five stars because it has stirred my mind with its radical content, making me feel everybody should understand what this author meant about politics in America. There was nothing wrong with this book. The book is perfectly edited. This is a book I would like to read over again.

I recommend this book to all lawmakers who want to make informed choices and to every American who wants the change that the author proposes.

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[Nelly Orion]

"Rising's call for a political revolution in The Solution is Political Revolution is a compelling response to the entrenched economic and political issues that America faces today."

[Sunday N Florence]

Rising's inclusive narrative style encourages readers to critically analyze the issues themselves, offering clear, accessible explanations of complex topics while acknowledging that some of his proposed solutions, though ambitious, are worth consideration for driving meaningful change.

[Sandra Smith 31]

The Solution is Political Revolution offers a convincing analysis of the deeply ingrained political and economic problems that America is currently facing." Nice review.

[Aurora Benjamin]

Rising delves into historical events like the 2008 mortgage crisis and the transition from the gold standard to fiat currency, analyzing how these have contributed to the present economic landscape. The book stands out for its inclusive narrative style, encouraging readers to engage critically with complex issues rather than passively accepting the author's viewpoints.

[Mark M Maxwell]

"The Solution is Political Revolution" by Jillion R. Rising provides an incisive critique of the American economic system, highlighting how Wall Street, the Federal Reserve, and the government have collectively contributed to deepening inequality. Rising’s call for political revolution stands out because it’s non-violent and bipartisan, targeting systemic flaws rather than placing blame solely on political parties, which is a refreshing and pragmatic approach.

[Dennis W Alice]

Jillion R. Rising’s "The Solution is Political Revolution" provides a bold critique of the economic system, offering a fresh bipartisan perspective that shifts blame away from political parties and onto the underlying structural flaws. The book’s emphasis on hope and actionable solutions offers an optimistic path forward, even in the face of mounting debt and economic uncertainty.