books by Jamie Glazov (illusions strategic security)

books by Jamie Glazov

books:

Canadian Policy Toward Khrushchev's Soviet Union (Foreign Policy, Security, and Strategic Studies)

1 review
Jamie Glazov

Carleton University Press, 2002

Nice try, Mr Glazov
It seems people never give up trying to start ridiculous smear campaigns against some of the greatest political leaders of the past century. Mr Glazov has it in for Diefenbaker. He's just dying to make Diefenbaker look bad. He wants Diefenbaker's blood. But it's not going to work, Glazov! Everyone knows who caused the Cold War (the United States) and all the gallons of white paint you try to ...

Left Illusions: An Intellectual Odyssey

40 reviews
David Horowitz

Spence Publishing Company, 2005

Inspiring snapshots of a journey in the right direction
What makes this book special is that it contains writings by Horowitz from the beginning, thereby providing an illuminating overview of his intellectual development from New Left ideologue (destructive Marxist) to a champion of freedom. There are articles, essays and book excerpts covering a broad spectrum of issues encompassing inter alia the roots of the New Left, the Cold War, Nicaragua, AIDS, ...

Left Illusions: an Intellectual Odyssey

1 review
David Horowitz; Editor-Jamie Glazov

See notes, 2005

Journey from wrong to right
What makes this book special is that it contains some of the author's earliest writings, thereby providing an illuminating overview of his intellectual development from New Left ideologue (destructive Marxist) to a champion of freedom. There are articles, essays and book excerpts covering a broad spectrum of issues encompassing inter alia the roots of the New Left, the Cold War, Nicaragua, AIDS, ...

15 Tips On How To Be a Good Leftist (Broadside Series)

20 reviews
Jamie Glazov, David Horowitz

Second Thoughts Books, 1998

Right as you wannabe and I wanna be right right now
Jamie Glazov, as a recovering cult member of the Marxist faith, does a marvelous job describing his former cult, the one populated by the secular religionists of the Leninist faithful. He has the whole thing down, the mannerisms, the tone of voice, the facial expressions, the nonverbal actions and reactions, it's all there. One funny guy, Glazov. At some point the body politic and perhaps even ...

United in Hate: The Left's Romance with Tyranny and Terror

37 reviews
Jamie Glazov

WND Books, 2009

The twin evils we face
One of the great unresolved questions of recent history is why so many members of the Western left have become so besotted with and apologetic for ruthless totalitarian regimes. Whether the Soviet Union, Cuba, or Islamist Iran, there have always been Western leftists who have idolised these brutal regimes and preferred them to their own countries in the free and prosperous West. Others have ...