Robert Dannon

Betrayal at the Top: Freedom Was All They Had Ever Known Robert Dannon

The nation is suffering. She has been gravely wounded in a war deceptively called transformation. But this is America, and Americans are doing what they always do - they are fighting back. The question is: can the quasi-fictional characters of this story do what has to be done before it is too late? One of the problems that confront them is breaking with a long established tradition. But - this is war, and in any war there is always collateral damage. This story mixes fact and fiction to give you a glimpse of a possible light at the end of the always dismal progressive tunnel. But reaching the end of the tunnel can best be achieved by following the advice of one of America?s most ardent constitutional advocates, Glenn Beck, ?to question with boldness?. And we must question with boldness! Especially the concern about the U. S. military, which is not yet a part of the national debate. This story captures a tumultuous moment in American history. This story of 'Betrayal at the Top' is suspensefully presented to you from your mirror because this is your story. It is also my story? This is everyone?s story.