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Given the flawed world we live in - political discourse has never exactly been a bastion of peace and harmony. Yet, in recent times, we have seen political polarization increase considerably. Whether one supports Republicans, Democrats, Liberal, Conservative, Left, or Right - all too often, we find ourselves backed into a corner fighting for “our team”.

When the Second Amendment becomes more important than the First, truth gets put on the endangered list.

Wissen war in früheren Zeiten ein Privileg von wenigen, vor allem einfache Leute hatten keinen Zugang dazu. Die Situation änderte sich grundlegend mit der Erfindung des Buchdrucks durch Gutenberg im 15. Jahrhundert. Bücher lassen sich in großen Stückzahlen vervielfältigen und unter die Leute bringen. Vor allem Luther, so Wolf, macht sich die Möglichkeiten der Verbreitung zunutze: Jeder Dritte hat eine gedruckte Lutherschrift gelesen. Die katholische Kirche kann die Flut von Schriften nicht eindämmen, aber sie möchte verhindern, dass unliebsame Bücher gelesen werden.

7 Lost Words is a short audiobook about the seven words that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) can no longer say, and presumably, other agencies will be prevented from saying them, too. There is a growing fear that other words will be added to the list. This audiobook features a short poem about these seven words: entitlement, fetus, science-based, evidence-based, vulnerable, diversity, and transgender. It was written in the spirit of protecting freedom of speech, the truth, and democracy.

In an age of PR, public protest and other forms of dissent have lost their meaning and impact. The intense media interest in rioting and political violence, as well as an existing obsession with youth culture, have led to an oversaturation and misrepresentation of what these movements are about. Political protest has become a pantomime where activists are always villains, and therefore the politics of these groups are routinely ignored.

Winner: Annual Competition/Honorable Mention: California State Poetry Society 2011. Archived in the UCLA Library of Special Collections.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like if the United States became a clone of China or Burma? That's what almost happened with the SOPA and PIPA bills which attempted to pass into law.

The SOPA & PIPA Conspiracy explains these horrible censorship laws, and what they would have meant, and WILL mean if they ever pass. Learn how you can prevent the destruction of the internet, and ward off any future bills which allow total Government control or censorship.

June 2006: Allan Chappelow, an award-winning photographer and biographer, was found battered to death, partially burned and buried under four feet of paper at his house in Hampstead. The man eventually convicted of his murder was a Chinese dissident named Wang Yam - a man who claimed to be a key negotiator in the Tiananmen Square protests. Thomas Harding has spent the past two years investigating the case, described by the press as 'the greatest whodunnit' of recent years, and has unearthed shocking and revelatory new material on the killing.

Paul Krassner's style of personal journalism constantly blurs the line between observer and participant. Nowhere is this more apparent than this collection of essays and interviews culled from his columns at AVN Online. Krassner shines his keen satirical mind on the so-called taboos of today's society and breaks them down to show the hypocrisy of the world's "culture warriors". With a biting wit and tongue firmly planted in cheek, Mr. Krassner reveals the absurdity of our oppressive social mores....

This work offers a critical and in-depth analysis of how emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and social networks are transforming power dynamics in contemporary society. By exploring the intersections between technology, digital governance, and social control, the book reveals the ethical and political implications of the use of these innovations.

Um mergulho no período mais sombrio da nossa história recente para revelar as políticas morais que fundamentam a repressão aos grupos LGBT.

Censorship's Grave looks at modern methods of circumventing censorship and counteracting effects of information warfare. It argues that autocrats are losing the battle of censorship in an information age they no longer control. Unfortunately, the new information age contains a spectrum of arguments - from truth to blatant lies. The book was written by an author who has traveled extensively in countries with restricted media and used circumvention tools in all of them. It conveys a warning to not trade one disinfo system for another one.

Who is responsible for election interference? Could it be our very own government?

Suzanne Nossel, CEO of PEN America, the leading free expression organisation, argues that alongside the necessary and long-overdue elevation of minority voices in recent years, there has also arisen an uncompromising intolerance. Charlotte Lydia Riley, historian of empire and editor of The Free Speech Wars, argues that accusations of cancel culture and defences of free speech are too often disingenuous attempts to fuel a culture war.

A warm and touching novel that encourages embracing traditional Christian American values, highest morals and ethics, family values, working together (not separately) as American citizens toward common, sensible and benevolent goals and aspirations with courage and resolve

As the Conservaphobic-Left wages their war on conservatives, they are taking down their own in the process. The Liberal Machine's escalation of virtue-signalling, cancel culture, speech censorship, racist critical race applications, and other tactics are only making it worse. Find out what they are doing so we can prepare for what will come next. Can you survive the Great Cancellation?

This book was first published by 2019, four years after I fled the Venezuelan dictatorship to seek refuge with my family in the US, "land of the free", six years later I find myself in the same predicament of 2013-2014, dropping weight to flee again, after facing threats of persecution, illegal incarceration and even being disappeared in a concentration camp in El Salvador, but now not because of thinking democratically against the dictatorship, but because of my color of skin, and now I realize that all this stuff is happening because I have been targeted first by Nicolas Maduro's ...

Summary: Reflections on Societal Shifts and Global Dynamics In a series of reflective chapters spanning a range of contemporary issues, we delve into the tumultuous landscape of recent years, marked by political upheavals, economic uncertainties, and societal transformations. From the implications of political leadership to the impacts of global crises, each chapter offers insights into the challenges and complexities shaping our world today.Chapter 1: Political Upheavals and Leadership Controversies The narrative begins with a critical examination of recent political developments, ...

When you turn to your phone or computer to read the news, you expect unbiased, factual information without hidden agendas, enabling you to stay informed and make important decisions, right? Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Big corporations are acquiring media outlets and providing news that serves their interests, aiming to sell more of their products. Driven by greed, these companies wield significant power.

Charles Moscowitz analyses consequences of the stolen 2020 election while asking what should be done going forward.