"Hoodwinked"

Nikolai Lenin once coldly stated, "A lie told often enough becomes the truth." This statement is the premise on which author Jack Cashill bases his 2005 book, Hoodwinked." Cashill performs a masterful task in exposing the lies and half-truths that America's "progressive elite" have for generations been propagating to hijack the American heritage and culture...lies and half-truths that, with little or no in-depth questions as to being fact based, have been accepted as truth.

Attacking topics ranging from radical naturalism through sexual resolution, Cashill presents lie-busting evidence that shatter heretofore accepted myths that have shaped our nation and world into questioning, if not believing, that it is man and his intellect alone that is all powerful and the final arbitrator of what is right and wrong.

This is not a quick read book, but one that requires studious devotion to carefully digesting the information presented and an open mind to accept that not everything that we have been spoon fed about our social morays and ideologies are beyond reproach. Cashill cites example after documented example where supposed, unquestionable truths are not only impeachable, but are outright frauds. Alfred Kinsey's supposed research on human sexuality in the early sixties utilized...in fact encouraged...the utilization of an admitted pedophile to provide data that supported Kinsey's thesis that even small boys...some under the age of 4(!)...could experience organism. No one questioned how Kinsey obtained this alleged "documented proof." Margaret Sanger, the originator of today's well-known and, in many circles, highly respected Planned Parenthood, unabashedly advocated the need for society to sterilize the racially and genetically "impure." Alex Haley's historical novel Roots has proven to have been plagiarized in whole cloth. And the latter-day saint of the social progressives, Michael Moore? His speciality it to always use a lie when the truth is not convenient. Lie upon lie is exposed in the chapter topics dealing with the sexual resolution, multiculturalism, Marxism, and radical naturalism.

As previously stated, this is not an easy read. It is an eye-opener that should literally scare the pants off of the reader as he or she begins to seriously translate that which is revealed in the book to that which permeates our society today, wherein the mass media outlets look the other way in their deliberately slanted and prejudicial efforts to mold public opinion to their narrow and progressive way of viewing our world. Karl Marx of Das Kapital fame self-conceitedly claimed, "Religion is only the illusory sun around which man revolves...until he began to revolve around himself." When man becomes a law unto himself, there can be no room for God. And without God, or whatever higher power of spiritual guidance one wishes to assign this entity, there can be no truth. And without truth, there is only chaos. I strongly recommend Hoodwinked" as a must read.