Review:I was hesitant to purchase this book because the title led me to believe that this was just a rehash of The Road To Serfdom. Instead, it turns out to be a philosophical work that in my opinion would be more accurately titled The Extended Order as opposed to The Fatal Conceit.

The book mostly deals with the concept of the extended order, which is basically the idea that in addition to our genes, our morals and politics come from an evolutionary process which is much too complicated to be ... Read more

Review:Ann Coulter never disappoints. Well researched, well written and always amusing. Ann skewers the NY Times, Keith Oberman and the rest of the left's attack dogs by pointing out the huge holes in their logic and the huge lies in their ever changing "historical" narratives.
They hate her for the very things that make me love her books, her attitude and her inescapable wit. You go girl! Read more

Review:Use of rhetorical emotions and dubious logic at every corner.

One takeaway: we need solution for immigration but rhetoric that is beeing used in this book will only harm the process.

The issues are real and the method that she is proposing should be looked at but calling out entire group of people (i.e. Mexicans and Muslims) is unethical. However, I do agree with her opinions on corporation controlling just about every aspect of our government. But she faills to even mention the so... Read more

Review:Rather than rant about whether Ms. Coulter is right or wrong about the Clinton Administration, I would rather comment about her style of writing.
Ms. Coulter's writing is average. It doesn't take a great intellect to discern her meaning. It does require a bit of patience to get through all the furious flag waving and name calling. Her constant use of the term "the framers" (in lieu of the Founding Fathers) and various forms of the word "pervert" for Clinton got old very fast. She also cou... Read more

Review:Writing with the cajones so many other commentators lack, Coulter goes right for the leftist jugular, sinking her well-sharpened fangs in its flabby neck. Laser-like in its focus, "Scandal" scrutinizes the leftist bias in the news from a true conservative's viewpoint, further expanding on the basic theme of Goldberg's "Bias".
Rather than rehash what many reviewers have already noted, I'll stick to what is most compelling. Coulter makes her case on several topics and provides details rarely he... Read more

Review:As always, a thoughtful, funny dismissal of socialist tactics. I remember how Reagan would announce a funding change in the afternoon, and within hours, CNN would have a string of 'victims' showing their suffering... even though the change would not go in effect till months later. The MSM's love affair with Bush haters was great. Remember Linda Ronstadt? The only way she normally could get press is by dying or getting arrested... until she says something bad about Bush! Read more

Review:Raheem Kassam who is a cradle Muslim, produces an intelligent overview backed by verifiable facts to explain to non-Muslim, and to Muslims who are not strictly religious, the full extent of the of No Go Zones in relation to mainstream Islamic global expansion and its correlation to Islam's religious laws, dogmas and aggressive conversion processes. The existing indications that he points to are unmistakably noticeable to anyone who has made aware of their existence. Western security agencies and... Read more

Review:Superb book on what is actually happening, rather than turn a blind eye to the facts. We can't continue to justify barbaric acts that render us like sheep for the slaughter. I highly recommend this book and couldn't put it down as I read it cover to cover. Read more

Review:This reads like a novel - and it is apparently well-researched; check out the "Author's Note" and the footnotes. If it weren't for the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), so much history would be hidden forever. I couldn't put it down. Having a life-long interest in this subject, it is gratifying to see that Elizabeth Smith Friedman gets the over-due recognition she deserves. Read more

Review:Dr. Kengor writes well with good grammar and syntax. His research appears thorough and his footnotes are copious. I would have rated his work higher but for the fact he notes his earlier works rather than original sources. Read more