There is a rise of more conspiracy theories involving Jews, America, and all the Christian nations, who are to be faulted for the failings of the Muslim world. Muslims completely ignore that it is their lack of critical thinking, their lack of hard work, and their lack of the drive to succeed in life to blame for their failures. They are taught from childhood to obey. Obey your God, obey your parents, obey your overlord, obey your husband, obey your brother, obey obey... never question, never think for yourself. And as such they believe any conspiracy theory that allows them to blame all the hardships in their life on other people. The Jews and the Americans are a convenient target as they seem to have all that the failures covet. The book shows this with meticulous detail, that is well researched and will written, in imaginative way.
This Book is very well written, in the form narrator speaking to an audience. It is NOT a scholarly style avalanche of numbers and places that make any book dry, and difficult to pay attention to. This book is very informative, and has a stellar start. I learned more about the various conspiracy theories in the first 5 chapters than in my 20 years being married to someone from the region. Many starting by deliberate move by the Russian Tsar to create moral pretext to exterminate the Jewish population. But as the multitude of the irrational conspiracies go on the reading becomes predictable, repetitive and dreary. It drums in the point of the Muslims hating the Jews, and by extension the Americans, beyond reason. The everlasting conspiracies of the Jews being blamed for all the evils in the world, get to a point where, though interesting, and despite all the precisely quoted facts, it becomes a drag. To be blunt, I would use the expression that the author has "beaten the topic to death". Though it is an interesting and very scary topic.And he has done a good job of explaining it documenting it, and making it interesting to read with the personal story style narration.
Worthy read but Recommended with caution
This Book is very well written, in the form narrator speaking to an audience. It is NOT a scholarly style avalanche of numbers and places that make any book dry, and difficult to pay attention to. This book is very informative, and has a stellar start. I learned more about the various conspiracy theories in the first 5 chapters than in my 20 years being married to someone from the region. Many starting by deliberate move by the Russian Tsar to create moral pretext to exterminate the Jewish population. But as the multitude of the irrational conspiracies go on the reading becomes predictable, repetitive and dreary. It drums in the point of the Muslims hating the Jews, and by extension the Americans, beyond reason. The everlasting conspiracies of the Jews being blamed for all the evils in the world, get to a point where, though interesting, and despite all the precisely quoted facts, it becomes a drag. To be blunt, I would use the expression that the author has "beaten the topic to death". Though it is an interesting and very scary topic.And he has done a good job of explaining it documenting it, and making it interesting to read with the personal story style narration.
Worthy read but Recommended with caution
