Jenab
September 10th, 2004, 09:47 AM
An important new fiction novel realistically portraying the injustice of the feminism perverted, Jewishly corrupted US laws pertaining to divorce and child custody. BLIND BASEBALL: A FATHER'S WAR has been reviewed by Joseph Sobran, who gave it his endorsement as a realistic representation of the harm the law does, or permits to be done, to men whose vengeful ex-wives attempt to ruin them in every way they can.
With "the myth of the monstrous male" as a phony justification, feminists (many of them Jewesses) have over the years turned the law into an efficient destroyer of families. The story of BLIND BASEBALL follows the hero as he moves from an original, naive assumption that the law is fair toward the knowledge that the law is not only unfair, it was designed to be so.
Although the Jewish source of the materialistic ideology might not be identified, the hero comes to understand that materialism supplied the gunpowder, the law supplied the gun, the corrupted divorce-child custody laws represent the trigger, and the woman herself becomes the bullet... a complete weapon, aimed at the heart of a family.
The book, Blind Baseball: A Father’s War, has now been published by AuthorHouse in Bloomington, Indiana (www.authorhouse.com). It’s not about baseball; it’s about a divorce, and much more. The title is an odd but apt metaphor explained late in the book. The author, Allen Green, writes with such passion it’s tempting to believe the tale is autobiographical, but it isn’t.
http://www.sobran.com/columns/2004/040826.shtml
Jerry Abbott
With "the myth of the monstrous male" as a phony justification, feminists (many of them Jewesses) have over the years turned the law into an efficient destroyer of families. The story of BLIND BASEBALL follows the hero as he moves from an original, naive assumption that the law is fair toward the knowledge that the law is not only unfair, it was designed to be so.
Although the Jewish source of the materialistic ideology might not be identified, the hero comes to understand that materialism supplied the gunpowder, the law supplied the gun, the corrupted divorce-child custody laws represent the trigger, and the woman herself becomes the bullet... a complete weapon, aimed at the heart of a family.
The book, Blind Baseball: A Father’s War, has now been published by AuthorHouse in Bloomington, Indiana (www.authorhouse.com). It’s not about baseball; it’s about a divorce, and much more. The title is an odd but apt metaphor explained late in the book. The author, Allen Green, writes with such passion it’s tempting to believe the tale is autobiographical, but it isn’t.
http://www.sobran.com/columns/2004/040826.shtml
Jerry Abbott