Q: Title: Terrible... Review: I resent the writer with all my heart, everything written here is totally UNREALISTIC and WRONG. As a Germany-born Turk, I cannot understand why Arin Bayraktaroglu could be so utterly biased and narrow-minded. The book does nothing but mislead the reader. It is quite upsetting to think that probably readers who don't know much about modern and democratic Turkey will believe some things in it and build a wrong opinion. The best thing is to ignore this, or come visit Turkey on a holiday and see the modern, European, and REAL country. I would have given 0 stars to this if it were an option. -- Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Don't bother Review: Impossible to get through. While there is an interesting tale to be told, I found the voice irritating, self-conscious and unsustainable. How much of a schmuck was this guy? The contempt for women is a bore. I found "Angela's Ashes" to be quite rewarding, but this is misery. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Deceptive Proselytization Review: Several close ups of a Bible and several "discussions" between two female believers and two male skeptics (they eventually see the light) is the first indicator of being talked down to (preached to) both literally and figuratively. Then you have as the usual bad guys - communist like Russia and non-Christian Islamic Iran. Then you have the symbolic ultimate apocalyptic nuclear war head as the evil people's tool (no mention that only Christian USA has ever used it on people) and interpreted by some through Bible prophecy as God's final wrath. The bottom line is that the movie is a low intelligence hodgepodge of stereotypes and robotic, stand and stare and read short memorized lines, acting (what better representatives of this than Lee Majors and Randy Travis). Even the science and technical backstories were Hollywood fantasy and would fail a middle school science class exam. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: A new look at the American Soldier in the ETO Review: A great book showing the American army's development of combined arms tactics and how the USA adapted, grew and conquered the different arenas of combat and the Germans. You will understand a lot of other books you have read better after you have read this book. It pulls a lot of things together for those of us who were not there and grew up in a different time. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
