Title: An alternate view of America from the founders
Product review: Alinsky fancies himself the 20th century radical cut out of the same cloth as the 18th century founders of the country. He is wrong. The third of his dedication quotes, speaking for Lucifer, best captures the essence of the book - a post-modern version of "the ends justify the means". This is cut out of the same cloth as "The Prince" by Machiavelli. Both books lack an ethical foundation. However, this should be read for an understanding of the thinking of the new left in religion and politics.
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