He also flat says "C++ OOP has nothing to do with Java-like OOP", which is just not true. To name two big, major things, Liskov substitution and class invariants both work the same way when modeling Java and C++ code.
He also has some strange beliefs about the total supremacy of the compiler when it comes to writing Assembly. Compilers are great tools (as my buddy Doug says, "a compiler is an expert system for creating Assembly"), but like all expert systems they've got holes in their game. In the long run the compiler will eat your lunch, but in the small run the human can still prevail. I've written Assembly that out-performs compiled code for ~100 lines; I know several others who have done likewise.
The author seems to have a lot of technical understanding of the C++ language, but not very much in the way of wisdom about it.