America A Cultural Enigma By Donald L Gilleland

America A Cultural Enigma          *****

By: Donald L. Gilleland

I found this to be a very interesting book, although very statistical and analytical. The author does an excellent job of outlining his topics and provides detailed facts to back up his observations. He offers an opinion based on history, life experiences, and a lot of knowledge about the culture of America. Who we WERE, the beliefs and values that this Nation was founded on.

This book details the many things that have changed and shaped Americans into who we now are.

Unfortunately, a large number of these changes have NOT made America better, but have instead eroded our once great moral character as the people of this Nation.

For all the accomplishments, technology, knowledge, skills – we, as a people, have lost our “innocence”. To a great extent, we have lost our ability to trust our fellow citizens. Too much greed and jealousy – a corruption that has lead to more anger and hate. Less compassion, less empathy, less respect. [ because these emotions are no longer earned by our fellow citizens]. I must agree that we have become a Nation very much divided. And the future looks bleak. If this Nation doesn't stop, look at the damage being done, and reverse coarse . . we are doomed to destroy this Nation.

America – the great melting pot. . . that only worked centuries ago at the birth of this great Nation. When immigrants came here LEGALLY and assimilated into this Nations beliefs, values, and moral convictions. When all immigrants worked and contributed to society financially, physically, emotionally and intellectually – for the BENEFIT of this Nation. That has NOT been the case for many decades.

Certain political parties have allowed (and encouraged) our country to become overwhelmed and over run with illegal immigrants, dangerous criminals, terrorist, and those who have NO intention or desire to do anything other than live on our welfare system. A huge burden on the taxpayers.

If you enjoy History, statistics, and facts that tell the truth of the situation... this book is for you. If you don't enjoy history perhaps you should go find yourself a fairy tale. ;-)

I enjoyed reading the book and thank the author for allowing me to read the ARC in exchange for my honest review. I recommend this book for all who seek the truth.