He’s been called many things by his opponents: a socialist, a Chicago machine politician, even a covert Muslim.

His supporters think of him as an enlightened progressive finally taking America into a humane future where government ensures social justice.

But, as Dinesh D’Souza points out in The Roots of Obama’s Rage  , all these labels are at best only partial descriptions or miss the mark entirely.

For what really motivates Barack Obama, D’Souza shows, is an inherited rage -- a sublimated but motivating rage that comes from his late African father, a rage against the West and its wealth and power, a rage against what his father called “neocolonialism,” a rage against the power and wealth of the very nation that Barack Obama now leads.

This is no secret -- Obama admits as much in one of his two autobiographies, Dreams from My Father. Drawing evidence from the President’s own writings and personal life, D’Souza thus reveals Obama for who he really is: a man driven by the anti-colonial ideology of his father and the first American president to actually seek to reduce America’s strength, influence, and standard of living.

Why you will never look at Obama the same way again:

• Obama views America as the world’s worst rogue nation -- and actually welcomes foreign policy defeats and limitations on American power



• His experiences with his father filled him with hatred -- a calm, ideological hatred derived from the debris of the anti-colonial wars and their impact on his family and especially his father



• As Obama enacts crippling financial reforms, he is not working to restore the economy -- but is trying to punish the capitalists he sees as a neocolonial force within American society



• In setting artificial withdrawal dates in Afghanistan, Obama is more concerned with reining in what he regards as America the Oppressor than he is with actually winning the war on terror



• Behind cap and trade: why, for Obama, high oil prices aren’t the problem; America’s level of consumption is the problem -- and America’s energy “addiction” is presumed to be a new form of neocolonial exploitation



• Obama unceremoniously returned the Churchill bust in the Oval Office -- a gift from Tony Blair after the 9/11 attacks -- to Great Britain, and other examples of his contempt for our “colonialist” allies



• Obama’s conference on Iran and North Korea’s nuclear weapons programs ended not with anything being done about Iran and North Korea -- but with reductions in the American and Russian stockpiles



• The ominous implications of Obama’s twenty years in the Afrocentric church of the Rev. Jeremiah Wright -- including the fact that Obama was first attracted to this racist church by a sign outside that said: FREE AFRICA



• The shocking core belief that explains Obama’s friendship with the radical activist/terrorist Bill Ayers

After reading this book,you will never look at Obama the same way again.

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“Stunning... the most profound insight I have read in the last six years about Barack Obama.”

Provocative, original, and telling — no book has better diagnosed who Obama is, what he intends to do, and why he poses a serious threat to America as we have known it. 

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