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Review title: Ludicrous
Product review: It would be bliss to see a "history long taught wrong" text without any more than a passion for truth and an urgent desire to "set the record straight" evident as the motive force behind the text. Is there such a thing as passion without agenda? If so, it is not found in these pages. A substitution of one's agenda for another is a far cry from balance. An almost religious zeal (for . . .?) unmistakably taints what could otherwise have ALMOST been a decent book. And, despite the lack of impartiality, "Lies . . ." still could have been a decent book -- instead, it seems more like half a book -- the "bashing" half. Perhaps the "constructive solutions" half is forthcoming?
