I thought this might be a interesting read. Corruption and Greed are for sure the evils of the world. When I think of Evil it makes me think of the "7 deadly sins."

The Marketing of Evil:
How Radicals, Elitists, and Pseudo-Experts Sell Us Corruption Disguised as Freedom

By David Kupelian

The Marketing of Evil reveals how highly skilled marketers, playing on our deeply felt national values of fairness, generosity and tolerance, have persuaded Americans to embrace as enlightened and noble that which all previous generations since America's founding regarded as grossly self-destructive—in a word, evil.

In this groundbreaking and meticulously researched book–now in its 10th printing–WND managing editor David Kupelian peels back the veil of marketing-induced deception to reveal exactly when, where, how, and especially why Americans bought into the lies that now threaten the future of the country.

No quarter is given in this riveting, insightful exploration of how lies, both subtle and outrageous, are packaged as truth. From the federal government to the public school system to the news media to the hidden creators of "youth culture," nothing is exempt from the thousand-watt spotlight of Kupelian's journalistic inquiry.

"The Marketing of Evil so clearly exposes the incredible con game to which Americans have been subjected that it offers real hope—because when our problems come this sharply into focus, so do the solutions," says WND founder and CEO Joseph Farah.

In the end, The Marketing of Evil is an up-close, modern-day look at what used to be known as "temptation"—the art and science of making evil look good.

The BCS is a prime example...

(01-03-2009 11:27 AM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  In the end, The Marketing of Evil is an up-close, modern-day look at what used to be known as "temptation"—the art and science of making evil look good.

Could this be what gave birth to political correctness?

(01-03-2009 11:27 AM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  "The Marketing of Evil so clearly exposes the incredible con game to which Americans have been subjected that it offers real hope—because when our problems come this sharply into focus, so do the solutions," says WND founder and CEO Joseph Farah.

In the end, The Marketing of Evil is an up-close, modern-day look at what used to be known as "temptation"—the art and science of making evil look good.

WOW ..... this guy must be reading my Post here ....

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