Publisher's Synopsis
It's oft been said that all it takes for Evil to triumph is for good men to do Nothing. Worse, it's been too often shown that Evil is absolutely certain to triumph if its very existence is denied. And this is the crossroads at which America stands today. Cowed by political correctness and a measure of residual national guilt, the American people have chosen to assume a posture of "see no evil, hear no evil, and speak no evil" with regard to President Obama and his demonstrably destructive policies. Each major decision or enactment he has made bespeaks a hidden agenda designed to do grave harm to traditional America. He has chosen not to protect our borders; nor has he moved to ease our economic woes by allowing domestic oil production. Moreover, as our enemies accordingly grow bolder, he has undertaken to weaken our military. There is a vengeful malevolence to President Obama's actions which the average American seems given to deny, aided by the vigorous assistance of a complicit media sympathetic to his agenda. Citing the power of Denial - individual or programmatic - in covering over troubled waters, R.M. Catton and S.W. Catton offer this book as a clarion call to their fellow Americans to awaken them to the Evil that awaits this nation if they choose to do Nothing, heeding not the resounding tocsin. R.M. Catton and S.W. Catton are a husband and wife team whose many years of work in the field of Medicine equip them with a clinical perspective applied in this volume for addressing the socio-political malaise afflicting this now benighted nation. Tellingly, they offer President Obama as the prevailing symptom of that malaise and thus fully deserving diagnostic address; to wit, a Case Study suggested here as companion piece to those citizens who share their concern about the national distemper.
