From Freedom to Slavery: The Rebirth of Tyranny in America

If you want the truth about the TV shows you are watching and how the corporations that advertise.are indoctrinating you and your family. How you are being brainwashed into buying things you don't need and the lies you are being bombarded with. The hate that is being spouted and the lies that are being told to influence your everyday life. Please note that TV producers gear their materials to the average 13 year old mentality. If you are not insulted, don't you think you should be? Understand that corporations control the media, news included. Not truth but tailored to their success. Check out all of his books, you will be educated beyond your wildest dream.

A highly readable and valuable insight into the critical political condition in our country today, a condition so threatening to the future of our nation that I recommend it to everyone. I only wished I had read it ten years ago when it was originally published. I was so impressed that I bought a copy for a friend.

Very interesting book that makes you think! Basically you would think the book has something to do with race and that is not the case. It's about how we are all slaves to the system we call capitalism. Don't get me wrong I feel living in a capitalistic socitey is great. What are the alternatives ?

Spence is a larger than life character, even in real life and his trial lawyers college was unprecedented in value. Love these books.

I have not had an opportunity to complete the book yet so am unable to provide a review. I generally am reading more than one book at a time so I will be happy to submit a review later after I have read the book.

Every American should read this book and discover what is really going on here in the land of the free. He has other newer books that one should explore also.

If you are looking for any insight from the author into his association with Randy Weaver you will be sorely disappointed. There was very little written with respect to Weaver. Most of what was included in this book I have read in other publications. If interested try, Every Knee Shall Bow, by Jess Walter, or, Ambush at Ruby Ridge, by Alan Bock.Gerry Spence is like a kindly old grandfather type. Full of sage advice and wisdom that is perhaps best understood in light of his rustic background. At times powerful and dynamic, at other times pompous and imperfect. I found myself reading aloud to my family some very enlightened and impactful prose. Other times I found myself laughing at his sophmoric attempts at analogy.Overall, I have enjoyed reading this fine book. The author makes some very intriguing points with respect to the condition of humanity at the end of the 21st century. However, I found his writing style to be irritating and bizarre at times. Like many old timers full of wisdom, fun to listen to, as long as you take him with a grain of salt.

Everyone should read this book!!

Gerry Spence writes brilliantly. Intimate details about the Randy Weaver trial are provided, by the lawyer who defended Rand Weaver. Nuanced perspectives around public perception, material substance, and justice, are explored in depth and with eloquence. A very worthwhile read.