It is a book based on the horse shoe theory ...
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It is a book based on the horse shoe theory ...
Huh, I thought it was based upon the conservitard horse SHIT theory. LOL!
ByCindi Deckeron April 28, 2017
Format: Paperback
It is a book based on the horse shoe theory. Which is the theory that the far left and the far right as the same thing with different names. This is false, the far left is anti-capitalist, while the far right is very pro capitalists. They also have many other differences. The far left and far right are far from each other. In this book he called Hitler a man of the left and tried to say Hitler was not fascist. This is wrong, Nazism is indispensable with fascism, Nazism is based on fascism. This book lacks common sense and facts.
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Underwhelmed
BySri Ahimsaon August 6, 2010
Format: Hardcover
I do not believe I have ever read a book where the author was unable to maintain a definition concerning his topic. I lived in West Germany from 1962 - 1964 and I did meet many courageous citizens. Most, but not all were German.
A very few were former Wehrmacht Soldaten, Piloten, and even fewer acknowledged they were former Waffen SS (Schutzstaffel), or SS Totenkopf troops. None of them came close to being characterizable as what Mr. Goldberg describes in his odd meanderings.
I do not know why the concepts of Hitler's philosophy continues to elude most people today. The scholars and killers I met had very clear ideas about the opposition. Mr. Goldberg would not have been gladdened by their views. He would have been their invited guest and perhaps he might finally have understood the difference between a "Liberal" and a "Fascist" just before he took his final shower.
Personally, I would never ask a 12-year-old to interview someone who has killed more than once in the heat of battle or in the cooler urban alleyways. The child has no means to make adequate judgments, yet this is what we face in "Liberal Fascism." The editors should be ashamed. Apparently, Mr. Goldberg is not.
Save your money. Save a tree branch. On a scale of One (Bad) to Ten (Good enough to buy and recommend), Jonah gets a minus three.