Official Review: the Global Liberal Fascist Movement

[LinaMueller]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "the Global Liberal Fascist Movement" by Mike Fitzwilliams.]

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2 out of 4 stars

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The Global Liberal Fascist Movement by Mike Fitzwilliams is a non-fiction book that discusses the influence of the leftist mentality in the USA and the world. As can be seen from the book's title, the author is a right-wing conservative. This was not always true. In the past, Mike was a hippie until, according to him, he met Jesus Christ. In the first pages of the book, he says that he wrote this book "from the standpoint of a repented hippie."

This book discusses recent events in the USA, but there are also references to facts in World War II and even before that. The author tangentially discusses Classical Liberalism, Protestantism, The Renaissance Era, and so forth. Mike also mentions essential philosophers and writers such as Kant, Locke, Nietzsche, Saul Alinsky, among many others.

First of all, I need to make it clear what I liked most about the book. What would that be? As much as I do not entirely agree with the line of reasoning presented, I must be honest and admit that Mike Fitzwilliams has a vast knowledge of American history and the current reality. I found it fascinating to discover some events that I ignored. As I am not American and I am relatively young, I had never heard of The Waco Siege before. It is also possible to find an intelligent analysis of how "liberal thinking" has dominated the media over the past few decades.

On the downside, the main problem is that the author does not have the same domain knowledge when he discusses events that happened outside the American territory. In the part where he discusses Nazism, he went so far as to say that Hitler's idol was the Jew, Karl Marx. He also called Martin Bormann "Martin Barman." I understand that many Americans have a mistaken view of what Fascism was. In any case, there many factual errors in the book. In addition, I found more than 30 grammatical errors in this work. Another round of editing is more than necessary.

All in all, I rate The Global Liberal Fascist Movement by Mike Fitzwilliams two out of four stars. The book is thought-provoking and discusses important topics, but it has serious errors. It desperately needs another round of editing. Due to the problems mentioned in the paragraph above, I had to deduct two stars from the final score. I would recommend this book to everyone who would like to understand the cultural shift that is underway in the United States of America.

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