The Left Imperialism is available on Amazon, Amazon UK, Amazon AU, Amazon CA, Amazon IN, Amazon FR, Amazon SP, Amazon GE, Barnes & Noble, and publisher’s website. Here is Amazon author’s page. The book’s sample pages (Introduction) are available for download from the publisher’s website.
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The book is featured on the GoodReads (currently, six 5-star revies) and BookBub (five 5-star reviews) websites. On Amazon, book has sixteen 5-start reviews.
On April 20, 2024, one week after its official launch, “Left Imperialism” became the #1 bestseller on Amazon in three categories: Political Philosophy, Sociology of Social Theory, and Political Freedom.
In the overall Political Philosophy category, “Left Imperialism” is the #2 bestseller. It is currently ahead of Karl Marx, Machiavelli, Plato, Seneca, Leo Strauss, Hanna Arendt, Ayn Rand, Murray Rothbard, John Stuart Mill, Hegel, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
- Publisher : Paragon House (April 15, 2024)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 288 pages
- Paperback ISBN-10 : 1557789509
- Paperback ISBN-13 : 978-1-55778-950-1
- Ebook ISBN : 978-1-61083-133-8
The Left Imperialism is an exercise in a novel field: ideology archaeology. The book:
- Investigates origins of all notable ideological “isms,” like Nazism or liberalism.
- Delivers a coherent, axiomatic theory of conservatism.
- Presents a novel concept in political philosophy called the “individual-state paradigm” that generalizes and extrapolates the Right-Left distinction.
- Offers a simple classification of all ideologies based on what scientists call “a single axiom approach.”
- Builds an analogy between the evolution of harmful ideologies and the evolution of viruses.
- Evaluates frequently used ideological labels that the public has little familiarity with, such as Fascism, with great care.
- Traces the ideological pedigree of the Davos-promoted Great Reset to Cardinal Richelieu.
- Emphasizes the overriding theme of society development: the evolution of freedom.
- Announces a simple, universal, and precise navigation method through the ideological landscape.
Book endorsements:
What we call the “left” today is massively different from what it was only a generation ago. Dr. Gindler contends that such transmogrifications are not unusual in the history of the left. The problem traces to a root about which few speak: an elitist utopianism that always begins with an emancipatory aim but retreats to aggressive statism when the ideological utopia fails to happen in the real world. This is how the promise of freedom ends in new levels of imposition and compulsion. This lack of willingness to grapple with the realities of the world around us, as it is in all its imperfections, unleashes terrible things on the world. Dr. Gindler’s provocative argument deserves careful attention from anyone who is mystified by the antics of today’s left and worried about the next stage of its philosophical evolution.—Jeffrey Tucker, Brownstone Institute
By connecting the dots from Richelieu to Schwab, Gary Gindler proves there is nothing new under the sun. The enemies of liberty take on many forms from era to era, but their driving impulses and ambitions are always the same—power and control. Nor can you construct a means by which to avoid such anti-human movements, for they are coming to “fix” humanity whether you like the fix or not. The only way out of these varied tyrannies is through. You must defeat them.— Steve Deace, best-selling author and The Blaze
I am delighted to find books that make me smarter. Gary Gindler’s Left Imperialism is one of those books, in fact among the best of those books. A Russian born physicist who now lives in New Jersey, Gindler brings an international perspective to bear on America’s everyday problems.
In impressively lucid prose, Gindler walks the reader through the very language we use and misuse to describe our politics: left-right, liberal-conservative, nationalist-globalist. Having established a common language, he is better able to explain the “functional asymmetry” of the leftist imperative—in biological terms, “left-wingers mainly offer mutations, and right-wingers carry out selections to a high degree.”
A muted optimist, Gindler enjoys the “grimly comic” spectacle of leftist self-destruction. “Ultimately, the current incarnation of Left Imperialism will fail,” he argues, “because it has nothing to offer—not in the long run or the short term.” Unfortunately, not even a spike through its hollow brain will stop the Left from rising again in some new and equally disruptive mutation. Fasten your seat belts.—Jack Cashill, author, documentary producer, Ph.D. in American studies
Gary Gindler’s book is indispensable for those trying to understand the evil forces and foreign ideologies trying to destroy America today.—Roger Stone
Gindler continues to prove himself an intellectual and uniquely unscrupulous researcher who shouldn’t be overlooked.—Lucian Wintrich, Press Chairman of New York Young Republicans Club
Imperialism is often portrayed as a problem created by conservatives and the right more generally. Gary Gindler, however, shows us that the political left is deeply immersed in an intellectual, political, and economic imperialism of its own that has done—and continues to do—immense damage to key institutions of Western civilization, ranging from the rule of law to constitutionalism and the market economy. If you want understand much of the cultural and economic wreckage that surrounds us, read this book.—Samuel Gregg, American Institute for Economic Research
If you want to win a war, you have to know your enemy. Gary Gindler has done all conservatives a favor with this book. The author clearly and concisely exposes the deliberately obscured Left agenda in all its manifestations, in a clear and very perceptive manner. Left Imperialism is a must-read for all who seek to understand and decisively defeat modern socialism.—Trevor Loudon, author, film-maker, conservative activist
Gary Gindler’s Left Imperialism is a deep, penetrating book into the essence of such concepts as “leftism,” “liberalism,” and “conservatism.” Beginning with a needed investigation of terms, Gindler tracks the evolution (or “evilution”) of leftism to its natural end, expansionism and imperialism. Lenin was (as usual) 180 degrees off when he said capitalism had to expand or die when it is leftism that must expand or see its perpetually failed ideas rejected. Not a book to be skimmed.—Larry Schweikart, co-author of A Patriot’s History of the United States
While Leftists posture as the defenders of the marginalized and downtrodden, Gary Gindler definitively establishes that they’re really totalitarians, aiming to curtail and ultimately destroy the freedoms that citizens enjoy in free republics. Their ultimate goal is total power, and absolute control over every aspect of our lives. Not only is this not a pipe dream; as Gindler shows, their efforts to establish this New World Order are well under way. This book is essential reading for all who still believe that there are two opposing factions in American politics today, both of whom respect the idea of government of the people, by the people and for the people. Left Imperialism rips the mask off these sinister totalitarians, and for that, we all owe Gary Gindler a debt of gratitude.—Robert Spencer, author, Empire of God: How the Byzantines Saved Civilization and The Sumter Gambit: How the Left Is Trying to Foment a Civil War
