Author Peter Brimelow
From Daniel Casse, The National Interest Magazine:
Probably the most provocative and original attempt to make sense of Canadian political culture ever published.
From David Frum, Wall Street Journal:
Funny, smart, and brave … a book to treasure.
From David R. Henderson, Fortune magazine:
Must reading.
From Abraham Rotstein, Books in Canada:
Peter Brimelow writes like an angel with a poison pen, and this book is a good read — at least to get your endocrine glands going at full speed.
From Barbara Amiel, Toronto Sun:
Exceptional.
From George Woodcock, Canadian Literature:
Hard and honest realism … often brilliant polemical writing in the tradition of Goldwin Smith.
From Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun:
… Will be denounced by the powers that be … but Canadians with less of a stake in the ruling class should read and digest The Patriot Game … one of the few books to profoundly challenge the smug assumptions of modern Canadian life.
From Norman Snider, Macleans’s:
Sneer[s] at the intellectual achievements of this country’s thinkers and statesmen.
From Gérard Pelletier, Monteal Gazette:
Was it really necessary to exhume such views?