Where Did My America Go?
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Two teenage sisters, aged 16 and 18, wanted to do something nice for their neighbors for the upcoming holidays. With their mother’s permission, they baked cookies, which they painstakingly prepared and placed in gift-wrapped shopping bags with a note attached that read, “We just wanted to thank you for being our neighbor and tell you we love and care about you and wish you a Merry Christmas.”
They walked from house to house delivering their thoughtful wares. When they reached their nearby neighbor, it was
Unbeknownst to the girls, the homeowner, a 60-year-old woman living alone, was on the telephone with the police. She was reporting that a burglar was ringing her doorbell and asked them to send help immediately.
When the police officers arrived, they found the cookies at the door and asked the homeowner if she recognized the names on the greeting card that accompanied the gift.
She said that it was the girls next door.
While one officer looked around the outside of the house, the other went next door to ascertain whether the girls where in fact the culprits responsible for ringing the doorbell.
When they explained to the complainant what had transpired, she seem annoyed and irate that the girls would come to her door at 10:00 PM.
The girls explained to the police officer that the reason they had rung the bell at that time was because all of the lights in the house were on and they heard her television playing, so they assumed that she was awake.
The police officers left and their paperwork reflected that it was a misunderstanding and no harm had been done.
About an hour later, the homeowner once again dialed 911. This time she needed an ambulance because she believed she was having a heart attack. She had been so nervous over the incident that she mistakennly believed her anxiety attack was a coronary.
She was treated at a local hospital and relesed after it was determined that her heart was just fine.
You might think the story ends here. It does not.
The next morning she made her third telephone call. When you read what happened next, you will be outraged.
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About the Book
Take heed America there are progressive changes happening you may not like. However, the author does leave the reader with a solution.
Michael Solomon is just an ordinary independent citizen who has had enough of the rhetoric from politicians on both sides of the aisle; especially the Left. He is not a talk show host, so his voice has never been heard. However, he may be starting a revolution against the progressive changes that are tearing at the fibers of the fabric of America. Instead of just complaining, he has decided to put pen to paper and do something about it.
His message is critical for the survival of
He has witnessed the actions of the ACLU in their attempt, he believes, to carry out a plan to overthrow the American Government through political correctness. He believes that groups that articulate hatred are dismantling the pedestal that
The author believes it is time to fight back. He has developed a plan to allow the silent majority to have their voice heard along with his.
What follows is an examination of what has transpired in
The author tackles sensitive issues in political
Solomon examines with bold retrospect the issues of the war in Iraq, the media, education, Tort Reform, racial discrimination, the Ten Commandments, the oil crisis, the
The author suggests that the New York Times may have succumbed to a self-serving, self-imposed, self-righteous form of extortion from terrorists.
He examines how the press has and continually tries to influence the path of
Throughout the book Solomon constantly asks the reader if they are outraged yet? If you are not, you will be as soon as you start to read "Where Did My America Go?"
No topic is safe. He makes a strong, compassionate and persuasive plea to join him on Flag Day, 2007 to wake up American politicians and tell them in a nonpartisan voice to “Bring Back My America.”
About the Author
Michael Solomon was born and lived in the