Comments on: Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto

By: ace162

ace162 — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 22:47:49 +0000

hey mark first time emailer had a conversation with my banker about congress taking over our local community banks. come to find out a vote on this is only a few days away july 29.have you heard anything on this

By: ikez78

ikez78 — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 03:11:22 +0000

Does anyone else listen in Chicago and get this rubbish version of the news from ABC during Mark’s breaks that sounds like Obama press releases? This is awful to hear during Mark’s breaks.

By: Lolking5

Lolking5 — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 06:02:15 +0000

A Great Book for ever person to read. Regardless of party you have to realize how far from our founding we have come. This is the best conservative book ever written much better than THE WIENER NATION. the word mus come out.

oh and here is the link of the flag of the wiener nation

http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/cc141/Emberstone87/weinernation.png

By: wcook703

wcook703 — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 00:58:52 +0000

What a book! A classic in its own time. This generation’s re-Declaration of Independence and Liberty. If you were living in 1776, I’m sure you would have been a signatory to the Declaration! And thank you for providing a term that fits liberals – Ayn Rand’s term as well. The following is what I’ve observed about statism:

Liberal and Liberalism as they are used today, retain very little of their original meanings. Todayâ€™s Liberalism equates to Statism and todayâ€™s Liberal is, for all intents and purposes, a Statist. Before they can plunder a society, statists know they must first â€œbind the strong manâ€ of truth because truth is the statist’s greatest enemy. Statists achieve this objective by infecting a societyâ€™s time-honored traditional values with pathogenic philosophies such as Multiculturalism, Feminism, Homosexuality, Abortion, and other vile â€˜isms.â€™ Statists are parasites that carry the social plague called Statism. The disease of Statism is more harmful to a society than terrorism because the Statist impersonates good intentions whereas the terrorist does little to hide his true intentions.

The first stage of Statism involves co-opting the host cultureâ€™s language, particularly as it relates to traditional values â€” a free society’s first line of defense against tyranny. To illustrate, American Statists have hijacked Classical Liberalismâ€™s â€˜individual liberty’ by shackling it with an â€œanything goesâ€ meaning that amounts to moral turpitude. Thus, Statists have turned America’s time-honored value of individual liberty against our society in much the same way that an autoimmune disease turns the body’s own defenses against itself.

By: FRANKCOLLATT

FRANKCOLLATT — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 16:26:50 +0000

â€œLIBERTY and TYRANNY is the BEST BOOK I have ever read!! And since Mark Levin is the Author, I expected nothing short of Brilliance and Accuracy inside. I read it the first time NON-STOP!! Mark Levin LOVES HIS COUNTRY, and HIS FELLOW COUNTRYMAN. This book should be required reading by every person that considers themself to be an AMERICAN!! Donâ€™t buy just one, by many for your friends. Give some to your enemies, and they too shall become your friends after reading this MASTERPIECE!! Thank you Mark Levin, you are a Great Asset to YOUR COUNTRY, The United States of America!!â€

By: Bones

Bones — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 03:21:44 +0000

Greetings,

I am a recent listener on the radio talk show. I haven’t read the book yet, but my interest is peaked. I am almost convinced that the rebirth of the Roman empire refers to the United States. And it is predicted that this person would enamour his audience during a economic crisis. Being a college professor, he just may think that he has to teach his audience a lesson.

By: MLF

MLF — Thu, 21 May 2009 02:37:58 +0000

rkniess, go to a Hannity Freedom Concert with your book this Summer and Mark will sign it right in front of you!

By: rkniess

rkniess — Thu, 21 May 2009 00:46:15 +0000

I hate being a trucker sometimes. Most days I can''t get the show or it''s on too late at night. (Don''t believe the bumper sticker that says "Truckers do it all night long!") So when I can get an internet connection and download the shows I''ve missed, I find out that I also missed out on my only opportunity to acquire a signed copy of "Liberty and Tyranny". It''s like not hearing that suppers ready and when you show up it''s all gone and the dishes are put away. I had that happen in the Army too many times! Egads Mark, I''m so sorry I missed out on this once in a life time opportunity. Well maybe my Walmart will have one I can get someday.

By: freeusfromobama

freeusfromobama — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 21:45:50 +0000

FREE U.S. FROM OBAMA…Finally got Mr. Levin’s LIBERTY & TYRANNY…I kinda thought it was like eating vitamins on “speed” as his comments, logic and historical perspective were bountiful and compacted with truth! Great book!..oNE bAD A** mISTAKE, aMERICA!

By: KatieSilverSpring

KatieSilverSpring — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 00:53:20 +0000

I walked into the bookstore yesterday at Fordham University. Right in front — the display for Mark Levin’s Liberty and Tyranny! such a contrast to the experience an hour prior when at Sarah Lawrence College the host speaker said he could not emphasize enough the fact that the most famous and best alum was Raul Emmanuel. But that didn’t come close to the rant at New School in Manhattan on Sunday, when the Dean went on and on, about the new generation they were “training” (not teaching, training) for The Age of Obama.

On the train back to DC, I didn’t mean to eavesdrop, but heard people clearly talking about, and I quote, “tiny Tim” Geitner (sorry for the spelling) and the “so-called” Stimulus. Things are changing and people are becoming braver to speak aloud.