Published: Aug. 01, 2011
Words: 8,254 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781466113213

Short description

One man's efforts to raise awareness of the vileness and the vulnerability of the "right wing" in America, by "unspeakable" acts, leads to an outcome he could never have expected. A short novel about politics and passion and betrayal.This isn't an homage to Ayn Rand. Let me say only that Ayn Rand, when she was afflicted with cancer, tried fraudulently to received social assistance. Enough said.

Extended description

I started writing this book initially as a straight forward assassination thriller; based on a technique I dreamed up to kill remotely.

I do despise the super wealthy and powerful capitatists of this country. They have ruined it for generations to come. They ruined it for me.

I was once enamored with Ayn Rand. She was an idiot and a hypocrite.

I express a lot of opinion in this and speak the absolute truth about the deception of 911.

I get a lot of angry reviews of this book from folks assuming I was going to champion the right wing point of view.

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politics, betrayal, assasssination, leftists ideas

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Review by: Marcy Sheiner on Sep. 06, 2011 :
I bet there's a whole contingent of people who, like Mark Fitzgerald, author of "I Am John Galt." studied and adored Ayn Rand at some younger age, learned how to "check your premises," and then realized she was a right-wing lunatic--and became lefties. I am one of these people myself. Unlike Mark Fitzgerald, though, I'd never dream of writing a book titled "I am John Galt" (one of Rand's characters). The book is a fast read, and the reader gets drawn in and wants to know what will happen, so in that sense it's worth a look. But not much is new or revelatory here and it's marred by too many typo's or misspellings and errors. Still, this is what we're going to get with our new REAL freedom of speech, and it's a good thing. I sort of recommend "I Am John Galt," especially to lefties who at one time rode Ayn Rand's rickety bandwagon. --Marcy Sheiner
(reviewed long after purchase)

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