Evil's Promise by Daniel O. Noorlander Jr.
What's It About?
A tribute to Rush Limbaugh“It’s up to us, the people, to make America work as the Founders intended. The power to defend and protect America from the onslaught of evil that plagues it lies in our hands, not in those of our representatives. Still, we need to expect more from them and demand it.”
So says Daniel O. Noorlander Jr. in his continuing tribute to Rush Limbaugh in this second volume, Evil’s Promise: Dooming People to Lives of Abject Misery (Life Heart Publishing).
In his first book, Rush Limbaugh – A Tribute: Why I Listen and What I’ve Done, Noorlander meticulously studied and scoured some 6,500 files over 30 years of Rush speaking, condensed them, and put together what he felt was the best of the best.
Noorlander describes himself as just “an average American with only one credential for writing these books: I love Rush and what he teaches about preserving America as founded.”
Since Rush’s death in February 2021, it has been Noorlander’s mission to keep the spirit of Rush’s message and teachings alive, by praising the efforts of the influential conservative radio host while bashing in no uncertain terms the philosophy and practices of the left wing.
KEEPS THE SPIRIT OF RUSH’S MESSAGE AND TEACHINGS ALIVE
Rush’s death, according to Noorlander, was a wakeup call, a reminder from Rush “to shun the left with everything you have and reject their attempt to regulate every aspect of your lives.” He believes that since Rush’s death there has been “an unprecedented rise in leftist ideology and plans to take over the country.”
Noorlander, as you might have surmised from the book title, eliminates any suggestion of gray area when it comes to beliefs and choosing sides. It’s good vs. evil all the way. He refers to the famous Robert Frost poem, “The Road Not Taken,” representing a choice of two paths – one hard and the other easy. He suggests that leftists have taken the easier road, the one that he says does not require any personal sacrifice on their part.
While the author applauds Rush for his optimism and positive outlook on life, much of this work, like the first book in the series, is a no-holds-barred attack on the left and everything the author believes is wrong and so dangerous about leftist thinking. The book is a godsend to anyone whose political leanings are conservative and are interested in further support and validation for their philosophies. Conversely, it is unlikely to sway any leftists to the other side – probably because the writing is presented not so much as a logical discussion but rather a brutal condemnation for everything they stand for.
The book provides many examples of the outrage; readers can pretty much open to any page. Referring to one common difference in philosophy, Noorlander writes of “the bondage of government dependency imposed on the people by misguided and, in the case of the leftists, conniving politicians who use government spending and welfare programs that kill self-reliance. Keeping people from achieving their divine potential is the slavery issue of our day.”
NOORLANDER IS PASSIONATE ABOUT HIS BELIEFS AND SUPPORT
Noorlander clearly is passionate about his beliefs and his support for Rush, and his efforts to advance what he feels is right – no pun intended. Defending America, says Noorlander, is “a part of why we get up in the morning.” He acknowledges that most of the content in this latest book is “dark because it’s overwhelmingly about the left. What else could it be but dark?”
Readers don’t have to go further than the book’s dedication to get his message: “To everyone who hates what radical leftists are doing to America and is willing to join the fight to preserve our unique culture and way of life.”
He later writes, “God bless the memory of Rush Limbaugh. And may God bless all who are willing to learn what Rush knew, share what Rush taught and defend what Rush loved: God, family, and the United States of America.”
