Review: I enjoyed hearing about George Zimmerman's family from his father in this book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 11, 2013
I appreciated reading George's father's account of what happened to the family during the early days of the trial, and was horrified to learn of the financial hardship they've been forced to deal with while the hype has been paid for by American tax dollars through the Department of Justice. I hope and pray that George is able to go on with his life after this. What the media, the NAACP and all of the Trayvon Martin supporting people in Florida did to George is unconscionable, particularly when you consider he knew them because of the Sherman Ware case. I found Robert Zimmerman's book a pleasurable read, very informative, and a breath of fresh air.Another great part about this book was his pointing out all of the inaccuracies and lazy press reports that seemed to merely repeat the inaccurate disinformation from Trayvon Martin's media communications company; the same one that represented the Pigford Settlement; the same one that represented the Sherman Ware case, and other race-based cases. He gave many examples of complete fabrications repeated by the media and how they portrayed it as a racial thing. I was surprised at some of the media talking heads he highlighted that DID NOT DO THEIR RESEARCH and just repeated the narrative.This was a politically-motivated setup, which Robert Zimmerman pointed out and maintained before Judicial Watch's release of documents.