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Here is a book of rare courage and exceptional clarity at a time when the language of wood and political corret reign sovereign master.
Topics addressed and treated with an implacable logic and good sense formidable, highly beneficial in a society where the single thought seems to be called by a weak consensus.
In short, Alain Soral puts the church in the village and could almost be called the therapist slagging of mind to face the unique Penée drifts.
The style, concise, is fierce and it takes delight.
The bottom discusses some taboo subjects, unaffordable in itself aves àl'auteur own qualities (clarity, logical, refusal to compromise, raisonnemnt strength etc.) which, ultimately, could serve as a lesson of humility to intention of "do-gooders.
Alin Soral invites in any case for serious reflection and even a questioning of all that we are rehashed daily, which is in the air, in newspapers, on television, in the mouth of our elected officials, NGOs etc.
Of grief minds might lament that the book, in the form of a book with thematic entries classified alphabetically tackles unequal interest subjects.
I tell them it takes for all tastes and even the minor subjects are treated with the proper rigor to the artist.
In summary, this is an indispensable work for the honest modern man, to be reporting in its library, like the previous "Primer ambient stupidity" which illustrates perfectly that Alain Soral swimming to our delight, against the flow from the well pensance.