Review: Day of the Dogs
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2012
I could sum this book up by saying it is scary and if you are 100% American, it will definitely tick you off. I took note of the fact that this was the 4th edition for the book, and was one of the primary reasons I downloaded it.Unfortunately for the author, there needs to be a 5th edition. I enjoyed the fact that I noticed very few (less than 6) misspelled words. The primary problem at this point is with punctuation. One of my pet peeves exists in this book. If you write a book about American institutions/organizations/people then you need to use American terminology. Just a quick example...the use of ratings vs. sailors. Not a deal breaker for me, but I do find it aggravating.Criticism over--my blood boils to think that people (in the book) that were BORN in America, would be the ones to try to tear it apart. I actually found myself taking a mental count of ammo on hand, as well as considering what was at my disposal in the event something like that happened. The sad fact is, this is something that can happen. Year after year, Republicans and Democrats alike, have failed to take the steps to protect our infrastructure. It happened in the 1800's and it can occur in the 21st century. This book is a good argument for stopping immigration for at least the next 75 years.Easy to read, entertaining, and something you aren't likely to forget soon.