Title: The Enemy Within
Product review: If you want to beat someone bigger than you it is foolish to take them head on when you can easily win the war from the inside. This is clearly the way radicals can force change by assimilating into the status quo. If they fit right in you will not even detect their intentions to turn control into their favor. While I detest many of the radical ideas of wealth redistribution and `government as caretaker' I have to admit they are using the tools available to make change while the rest of us sleep. To beat the enemy you must understand them. That is what the radicals do to be successful and the rest of us need to understand that or we wake up to a world that is foreign to us. This book may help you do just that.... a low score because I do not like the author. Too bad for him.
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