Seen & Heard: America's Youngest Pundit Tackles the Lies and the Truths of Politics and Culture

by Kyle Williams

Book Overview

"There is a reason to have hope, and it is not in vain," attests America's youngest political pundit. "However, a great amount of work must be done and we must handle it the right way. This generation, my generation, has the chance of becoming the true 'greatest generation.'" Kyle Williams, the teenage columnist of WorldNetDaily.com, offers a fresh perspective on today's political climate in this, his fascinating first book. After all, this young...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0785263683
• ISBN13: 9780785263685
• Release Date: January 2003
• Publisher: WND Books
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.71 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.6" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Smarter Than Most Adults

While I may not agree with everything that Kyle has to say in his book, it was an excellent read and pointed out several important facts about media biased, sexuality, and the corruption of our youth today. I am impressed that such a young man can think for himself and communicate those thoughts so well. I sure wish our politicians, religious leaders and corporate executives today had the moral and ethical background that Kyle does. I went to public high school, where you were a geek if you studied, were smart, had thoughts of your own or expressed them. Teachers were the worst of those who looked down on those who could think on their own and challenged what they were teaching. Heaven forbid if you question an "educated" public high school teacher. If I had the chance to do it again, I would choose home schooling and Kyle is the perfect example of why. Congratulations to his parents for doing such a great job.For those of us that still hold hope for America and its youth, this is a must read.

Out of the mouths of babes and educated children!

Kyle William’s "Seen and Heard" is a unique work because of the way in which he presents his material. While others present this same material on a higher plain of thought brought about only by life experiences, journalistic practice, additional education and social interactions, Kyle, has proven with this book, that he is there equal in critical thinking. He brings the issues down to a more easily read and understood level. In other words, without trying to be sarcastic or offensive to anyone, he "puts it in crayon" for all to read and heed. Oh, he does not say or impart any information that is new or earth shattering to most compassionate conservatives or those Americans who still have a true sense of ethics, morality, patriotism, individual responsibility, merit and a true understanding of the freedom of mind, conscious, speech and activities. And it is true that he may not convince a single hard core left-wing liberal to rethink their position; those who believe in the moral corruption, social chaos, and utter tyranny of like-minded ultra-liberals in the Senate and House of Representatives. But his down to earth, simply stated, average American view of these issues makes his presentation refreshing.His subjects have been rehashed a thousand times again and again by advocates of the left and the right. We see in Ann Coulter a sophisticated conservative view interlaced with humor, wit and gile that many do not appreciate. In Michael Savage we find the ragging underlying currents of a nation and a people disgusted with those in power who represent those postions that are just too very far left. Savage represents those who are sick of the decay and who want to know how to stop the tidal wave of social degeneration pouring across the land, in our courts, media and political arenas. In those like Rush Limbaugh, Shaun Hannity, Dick Morris, Doctor Laura and many others we see the exposure of the great hypocrisies of those on the left as they are pulled kicking and screaming into the sunlight like vampires. Those who condemn through jealousy, intolerance, prejudice and hate anyone on the right who is successful in dealing rationally, effectively and morally with this nation’s problems.Avoiding effectively dealing with these issues for the mere sake of votes. Hence the fear that the next several Supreme Court nominations will give the highest court in the land the strength it needs to turn back the destruction that the left wing activist have wrought upon this great nation of ours. Kyle seems to understand the dilemma America is in today and the chaos that the left’s philosophies and ideologies bring, and he has become the George Andres of the young people of America. Mr. Andres is the former Marine in Florida who after serving and defending his country honorably refused to be intimidated by a despicable homeowners association over his American Flag. This association, that decided to use rules and regulations, to force Mr. Andres to remove his American

Too bad Kyle is the exception and not the rule!

An outstanding read! It is comforting to know that there are young Americans able to think this clearly and put their thoughts into such a readable, logical format. Kyle's keen grasp of the reality of the threats facing our great nation is phenomenal - but, unfortunately, probably far above the ability of the Godless, heathen, materialistic, anti-American left to comprehend. We can only hope that there are more of his caliber waiting in the wings to assume the reigns of our future business and government. ...

Williams reassures faith in the rising new generation ...

I've come to know Kyle Williams fairly well in the past several months: first through his writings, then as a friend and colleague. And I must confess an amount of envy for this young lad, as he's mastered skills in both creative thinking and articulation that takes most of us decades to hone... and he's only 14! In "Seen and Heard", Williams brings the considerable talent he's used on WorldNetDaily.net to a greater audience, and it doesn't come soon enough. As both mainstream liberals and conservatives wind down the culture wars into a mire of stagnancy, Williams offers a fresh perspective that belies the "conventional wisdom" of the status quo as much as it does his youth. If his character is any indication of what the rising generation of young Americans possess, then we should all sleep better knowing that our country is in good hands.