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Reviews
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"Thank you for 'Where Did My America Go?'
If something doesn't change, we may all be
asking that question. I concur with your
sentiments on this subject and find encouragement in
knowing that I am not alone in the battle, and
neither are you. Hundreds of thousands of our fellow
Americans are waking to the problems you describe in
your book."
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Roy S. Moore,
Former Chief Justice Alabama Supreme Court.
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"I rarely have
authors on my show. But when I read this book,
I told my producer I have to meet this man. It
is unbelievable. This book was written by just an
ordinary American who is fed up with what is
happening to America. I couldn't put it
down so I read it twice. If you are within the sound
of my voice you must buy this book."
-Jaz McKay, KNZR-AM
Talk Radio, Bakersfield, CA
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"Run,
don't walk to your nearest book store and buy two
copies of this book. Buy one for a friend."
- KP & Garth, WMAT-AM -Talk Radio,
Orlando, FL
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"Michael Solomon has written a wide ranging and
disturbing book. He asks us to question many
of the complacencies inherent in life in America,
and to remember an earlier time when we took
responsibilities for our actions and were proud to
be Americans. He strongly makes the case to be extremely vigilant
against the decline in the core American values of
self-resilience and hard work and to the creeping
lassitude of life in a digital age. He cautions us
to be vigilant of the media and to look behind the
ease and sensationalism of modern nano -second
reporting. It's dominance by Politicians and
Celanthropists , Dilettantes, beating their drums
and marching to the beat of their own publicity
machines. He implores us to use our common sense, to
step behind the Front Page Headlines, to question
sources and to strive to get past the fluff into the
depth of the issues. He postulates a lifetime of
inquiry, of personal growth, community involvement
and Pride in the transforming capabilities of the
American System. Michael's heroes are the working men and women of
America, raising families, running businesses,
trying to make sense of it all. He makes a strong
case about the damaging affects of Hollywood and the
media on the already difficult job of raising
children and is virulent in his attacks on
educational policies that seem at best to be
misguided or at worse positively insane. In
addition, the specter of 80,000 registered sex
offenders missing and possibly "living next door"
is especially horrific. He makes a strong case for Tort Reform and for
reducing American dependence on Foreign oil
production. He is adamant in his defense of Weapons
of Mass Destruction as a bi-partisan shared
legitimate fear before the Iraq invasion, and makes
an interesting if contrarian argument about the
human contribution to Global Warming. All Great
reading and worthy of further study. Michael wants us to embrace and engage the political
system. He wants his readers empowered by the
arguments for action in his book to assail the
Political Structure. He admonishes us to unite armed with the digital
tools
of the age, e-mail and fax our Leaders, Senators,
Congresspersons, Governors and the Justices of the
US Supreme Court and send them his message.
-Gerard McKeon,
Publisher Black Tie International Magazine
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Solomon tells it like
it is and holds no punches. His book thrusts a
wooden stake into the heart of America’s unchecked
political correctness that pits each of us against
the other. And it's no accident when you know the
facts that he presents in his new book. He
writes about political correctness as a dangerous
sticky tar that tarnishes everything in its path,
repurposing most aspects of life that had been
uniquely good about living in America. The subhead
of his book, 'Get ready for the next American
Revolution,' says it all, reflecting his personal plan to
take back America. He invites you to come join
others around the country as they make ready for the
next peaceful American Revolution.
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G. Kallback,
Author, Freedom is Knowledge
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