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moral relativism, political correctness, and not-too-subtle anti-American multiculturalism,
the kind that preaches that America is a racist, sexist, bigoted, imperialist,
homophobic, and thus fundamentally evil and oppressive nation.
It's a wonder that Marin produced only one American Taliban and not thousands, isn't it?
We're lucky al Qaeda didn't establish a training camp right there in Sausalito. Hannity keeps
hacking away:
He grew up feeding his mind on The Autobiography of Malcolm X, not Moses or Peter
or Paul ... In time, Lindh converted from anything-goes liberal agnosticism to hardcore
Middle Eastern radical Islam.
Before reading this, I had never considered the direct line between liberal agnosticism
and hard-core, radical Islam. But Hannity has a strong case. So many of my liberal, agnostic
women friends from college gradually relinquished their freedoms and decided to spend the
rest of their lives in chadors, avoiding the gaze of men.
In contrast to Lindh's depraved childhood environment, Hannity trumpets his Long Island
childhood in the protective embrace of the Catholic Church. Gee, nothing weird happened
to cute lit tle boys in the Catholic Church, eh, Sean? Nothing that would explain your
bizarre fixation with our nation's homosexuals. Throughout Let Freedom Ring, amid the halftruths
about tax policy and the pabulum about national security, we find page upon page of
denunciations of homosexuals, homosexuality, and homosexual practices-including, believe
it or not, on page 158, a graphic description of what he calls "fisting."
Speaking of formative experiences, Hannity tells us about one of his great early inspirations.
On page 43, he outlines the life story of his embattled hero. He's talking about how
his champion was keyed in to the gravity of the terrorist threat even back in the eighties. He
says:
Ollie North—decorated for courage and bravery in Vietnam with the Silver Star, the
Bronze Star, two Purple Hearts, and three Navy Commendation medals—helped
plan the Reagan administration's liberation of Grenada. He helped plan the raid
against Libya, in response to repeated rounds of Libyan terrorism. He helped the
President wage a relentless campaign for freedom and democracy in Central America.
And for his efforts, Ollie and his family were not heralded as American heroes.
They were targeted-first by Libyan terrorists, and then by liberal Democrats.
On page 263, he tells the full story: