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Dewey Decimal Number: 306.0973
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Page Count: 260
Printing Date: September 08, 2008
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Release Date: September 08, 2008
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It seems like wherever you turn these days, the news is bad. Illegal immigrants are swarming over our borders. Our nation and American families are crippled by debt. We remain vulnerable to Islamist terrorist attacks. Judges ignore the Constitution and instead legislate from the bench. Faith and traditional values are under incessant assault from the media, leftist lawyers, and the liberal establishment. The core message of the Declaration of Independence-that everyone has a God-given right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness-is under threat from liberals who deny the right to life (or even the very idea of God-given rights), and who think the answer to every problem is a government program. They think that God, if He exists, might not know best, but liberal-run government certainly does. If you-re worried about the direction our country is going, you-re in good company. Chuck Norris remembers a better America-an America of faith, freedom, and respect for tradition, history, and human life-and in Black Belt Patriotism he shows what we need to do to reawaken the American dream, reignite the American spirit, and give our children and grandchildren the America they deserve: an America of freedom, opportunity, and faith. In ten practical, down-to-earth chapters, Norris gets back to basics, mining the insights of our founding fathers and applying their wisdom to the problems of today: immigration, the culture wars, the war against global terrorism, national (and personal) debt, even the epidemic of obesity that is killing more Americans than terrorists do. With the optimistic, get your-hands-dirty, can-do spirit that typifies what-s best about America, Chuck Norris grapples with the toughest problems facing our country and proves that they-re no match for Black Belt Patriotism.
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Great book by a great Patriot. I bought it for my grandson who is in very first year high school. I know he won't learn anything true about America in the federally funded schools who get their orders from the ungodly United Nations. America's only hope is a divine intervention.
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this is one of those books that you can't put down once you get started. Such common sense from an actor is refreshing. I wish Chuck was runing for office
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It is a short plainly written book, only 189 pages not including the Ten Commandments and the Constitution in the back. It lays out basic christian conservative values and positions. For example: "God is our national treasure." and the author yearns "...that the America of yesteryear becomes the America of tomorrow." Chuck Norris attacks our enemies like Muslim extremists fiercely as you would expect given his TV image. And he slams processed food and obesity really hard. There is no soft spot in him for fatness. But he reveals a big soft spot for great multitudes of law-breakers. The tough guy is a pussy cat when it comes to illegal immigrants. The TV Texas Ranger "solution" is an amnesty program that will sow the seeds for more great waves of illegal immigrants in the future. The grey belt solution will profoundly transform "the America of tommorow".
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Norris' book is surprisingly literate. I am a Norris fan, but his book goes beyond rhetoric, with very good bibio cites supporting and developing his thoughts. I recommend it.
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This is mostly a superb book which should be read by everyone who can read English. I was especially appreciative of the inclusion of The Declaration of Independance and the Constitution in their entirety.
Two things kept me from rating the book 5 stars:
1. The chapters on health and nutrition are inadequate. Both are extremely complex subjects which require separate books each as a minimum. The result is a vanilla treatment of the subjects which detract from the power of the rest of the book.
2.His idea of one Representative per state undermines the foundation of the United States. The House of Representative is the seat of Democracy and the Senate is the seat of a Republic. Our country is neither a Democracy nor a Republic: it is both and that is the true Genius of our Constitution along with the Separation of Powers. However I do agree that the House is too big and unwieldy: maybe 250 mermbers?
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