Review of The Solution is Political Revolution
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Review of The Solution is Political Revolution
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Solution is Political Revolution" by Jillion R Rising.]
The Solution is Political Revolution by Jillion R. Rising. I was drawn to this book as I heard the name, as it was compelling and interesting. Jillion R. Rising, an American, worked as a construction worker and now co-owns a construction company. Jillion writes from the viewpoint of a common working-class American by detailing prior versions of events that have led and are leading America to a dangerous future. Jillion pulls the curtain on the government by exposing its deceptive tactics to divide its citizens. Jillion makes a compelling case for how the government has used power for self-gain and at the expense of the citizens. Jillion stresses the need for Americans to work together and put their differences aside to achieve considerable change in the country. Jillion highlights certain political and monetary reforms essential for economic growth and national unity in the country. Jillion emphasizes that America is on the verge of a revolution, and a total government reset is needed to bring America back on the right track. The author stresses that the poor policies from the leaders in Washington, D.C., have put America's future in considerable danger. Jillion uses the 2008 mortgage crisis as a case in point to highlight the government's shortcomings. Jillion raises alarming questions regarding the government's management of taxpayers' money.
This book has important historical and political information that every American needs to know. You could tell that the author did detailed research before writing this book. I liked how the author levied valid criticism on both sides of the political spectrum. Jillion issued constructive criticisms for both the Republicans and Democrats. I liked this, as it shows the author's true intention is to create change and not look to choose a side but to be fair while criticizing and providing actionable solutions.
Furthermore, I liked how the author highlights immigration, healthcare, and a dwindling middle class as issues the government has failed to address. Jillion provides practical and step-by-step solutions the government can follow in solving these issues. I also liked the honesty and authenticity the author showed by saying that he doesn't have all the answers to these problems but rather looks to provide alternative solutions to those of the government, which have been a total failure.
Regarding ratings, I give this book a solid rating of five out of five stars for the reasons I mentioned earlier. I had nothing to dislike about this book, so I see no reason to deny it a perfect rating. This book's editing process was impeccable, as I found no grammatical errors. I enjoyed every single bit of this book, from the author's writing tone to the essential information in this book.
I recommend this book to readers who enjoy books with political and economic details.
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The Solution is Political Revolution
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The Solution is Political Revolution by Jillion R. Rising. I was drawn to this book as I heard the name, as it was compelling and interesting. Jillion R. Rising, an American, worked as a construction worker and now co-owns a construction company. Jillion writes from the viewpoint of a common working-class American by detailing prior versions of events that have led and are leading America to a dangerous future. Jillion pulls the curtain on the government by exposing its deceptive tactics to divide its citizens. Jillion makes a compelling case for how the government has used power for self-gain and at the expense of the citizens. Jillion stresses the need for Americans to work together and put their differences aside to achieve considerable change in the country. Jillion highlights certain political and monetary reforms essential for economic growth and national unity in the country. Jillion emphasizes that America is on the verge of a revolution, and a total government reset is needed to bring America back on the right track. The author stresses that the poor policies from the leaders in Washington, D.C., have put America's future in considerable danger. Jillion uses the 2008 mortgage crisis as a case in point to highlight the government's shortcomings. Jillion raises alarming questions regarding the government's management of taxpayers' money.
This book has important historical and political information that every American needs to know. You could tell that the author did detailed research before writing this book. I liked how the author levied valid criticism on both sides of the political spectrum. Jillion issued constructive criticisms for both the Republicans and Democrats. I liked this, as it shows the author's true intention is to create change and not look to choose a side but to be fair while criticizing and providing actionable solutions.
Furthermore, I liked how the author highlights immigration, healthcare, and a dwindling middle class as issues the government has failed to address. Jillion provides practical and step-by-step solutions the government can follow in solving these issues. I also liked the honesty and authenticity the author showed by saying that he doesn't have all the answers to these problems but rather looks to provide alternative solutions to those of the government, which have been a total failure.
Regarding ratings, I give this book a solid rating of five out of five stars for the reasons I mentioned earlier. I had nothing to dislike about this book, so I see no reason to deny it a perfect rating. This book's editing process was impeccable, as I found no grammatical errors. I enjoyed every single bit of this book, from the author's writing tone to the essential information in this book.
I recommend this book to readers who enjoy books with political and economic details.
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The Solution is Political Revolution
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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