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In AI the Perfect Drug, Michael David Klijanowicz boldly explores the radical idea that artificial intelligence—when guided by faith and purpose—can be a powerful tool for emotional healing, spiritual growth, and recovery. Drawing from his personal story of misdiagnosis, overmedication, and ultimately divine intervention, Michael delivers a passionate wake-up call to a broken system that profits from people staying sick.

Idealistic and eager to get into combat, Sam Walker, a young pilot, arrives for his tour of duty in Vietnam. But on his first top secret mission, Walker confronts the gruesome reality of war and the horror its impact leaves on its servicemen. No one survives war - they simply escape. Some through death, others through drink or drugs.

Michael Hart would do anything to bring her back. Fate took her away from him, then, years later, fate pushes him to the town of Malway, a town with a secret. Michael, a retired policeman, believes he has stumbled across a crime, but soon discovers it is something far more incredible, something that could make his one wish come true. But it might come with a terrible price. Death and Repair explores the power of love and the permanence of death. It is a re-imagination of the classic Djinn tales, part mystery, part science-fiction, part love story.

A universal concept, life lessons are intriguing in that we each must have unique experiences to arrive at our own takeaways—even though so many of us share similar values. Jeffrey Fisher landed on these core lessons early and clearly: Be persistent, practice confidence, insist on authenticity, adjust and adapt, and, above all, value people. You could say he was just being efficient—setting himself up on a distinct path that would carry him from childhood through to his accomplished career as a businessman and educator. This is Jeffrey’s story, from start...to be continued.

Lt. Benjamin Loring (1824-1902) lived the life of an everyman Civil War sailor. He commanded no armies and devised no grand strategies. Loring was a sailor who just wanted to return home, where the biggest story of his life awaited him. Covering almost a year of Loring’s service, I Held Lincoln describes the lieutenant’s command of the gunboat USS Wave, the Battle of Calcasieu Pass, the surrender of his ship, and his capture by the Confederates.

Today’s society and culture are increasingly saturated with evil, Genesis 6-level activity. Delusion and deception (deceivers and demonic influences) assault this generation through reprobate thinking. We only have to consider how this so-called woke insanity with its cancel culture is affecting people who have been inculcated with anti-God, anti-America-as-founded education—how social, mainstream news and entertainment media and even the commercial industry and U.S. military suffer from the upside-down thinking flowing from humanity turning its back on God.

Since its creation, social media has dominated the headlines, and more apps are popping up every day. MySpace and Friendster paved the way for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok…and there’s always a new evolution just around the corner. That’s the beauty of social media. The most successful businesses are utilizing trends to attract new customers, speak to their loyal ones, and maximize their potential. And if you’re going to live up to the competition, your business needs to join them. You need a medium for interacting with customers…and social media is the answer.

In "Dark Psychology and Gaslighting Manipulation for the Corporate World," Dr. James Jordan leads you into the shadowy worlds of psychological manipulation and devious strategies that exist within the contemporary business environment. This ground-breaking book reveals the techniques for manipulating emotions that aspirational people use to go up the corporate ladder, get control, and hold onto their authority.

By bridging Marxism and deconstructionism, this essay proves how Orwell's 1984 parallels the modern-day complacency among Americans. Typically, most will point out the obvious similarities like constant surveillance through screens (phones, televisions, computers), the ever-increasing wage gap between the rich and poor, and the creation of new laws that interfere with our constitutional freedoms.

"How to Sell a Pen to Executives" by Tom Binder is a cutting-edge guide that empowers sales professionals to master the art of selling in the high-stakes arena of executive business. This book is meticulously crafted to cater to ambitious individuals who aim to elevate their sales strategies and engage effectively with top-tier decision-makers.

In a dream world of tooth decay, gingivitis, and devilish bacteria, there's only one hero who can save the day: Doc Molar! When a gang of bad bacteria besieges the town, can Doc Molar and his trusty sidekick Bristles save the day? Brace yourself for this oral health adventure! Anne Sprabery grew up in Meridian, Mississippi, and graduated from Creighton Dental School. Throughout her dentistry career, Anne realized the need to educate the public, especially children, on oral health in a fun, memorable way.

Debt just seems like a thing that we all have to deal with for the rest of our lives. At least that is what many people believe, but it is not true! Another false statement is that cryptocurrency is too hard to wrap our minds around. This book was designed to take both of these issues and dissect them together, to form a solution to debt and investing. If you are tired of sitting in debt or you are trying to set yourself up for a life without debt, cryptocurrency can help with that. It is an investment vehicle that has helped people reach their financial goals and sidestep debt.

A gripping story of love, loss, and redemption in the vietnam war: As Roger Connors, a widower with no children, ponders whether to pursue aggressive treatment for his cancer, a cryptic note arrives from a long-lost USAF buddy announcing the visit of an acquaintance from Vietnam. The startling news resurrects ghosts of fallen comrades and haunting memories of the great love he once knew. Once upon a Mulberry Field follows one man's journey to self-discovery, fraught with disillusionment and despair but ultimately redeemed by the power of love.

So what do you think? are you going to go to Heaven or Hell? This book will certainly help you gain significant insight into your answer to that question. And the good news is, if you are not on the right path to where you want to go, all you have to do is follow the directions in this easy-to-follow book. It will show what steps you need to take to get saved, become reborn, and completely transform your life from ordinary to extraordinary living!

By the time of his death in 2023, Tom Horn was the CEO of the celebrated SkyWatch TV and Defender Publishing. He was well known for such books as Forbidden Gates, the Petrus Romanus series, and Zenith 2016, as well as his award-winning documentary, Inhuman.

The United States is under a nuclear attack. Only 30 minutes until doom. Can the government save us? What can you do to protect yourself, your family, and your friends? What will tomorrow look like? This political thriller follows several sets of characters after receiving an emergency alert telling them nuclear bombs are approaching the United States. Impact is only 30 minutes away.

Jack Krause is a casualty of war, both in Vietnam and at home. Forty-seven years after his service, Jack has no lack of demons. Born into a dysfunctional family, he creates one of his own as he agonizes over what's gone wrong in his life. Haunted by the war experience that he never came to terms with, he sees his family and friends implode around him.

An astronaut’s gloved hand lowering a thin wire into a hole cut in ice. We hear the howling alien wind reveal: Michael Thompson (40's) in a full spacesuit, kneeling at a 20 foot hole in the icy surface of Europa, Jupiter’s fourth largest moon. The planet is white, glass-smooth, desolate. He continues lowering the wire. We don’t really know what he’s doing, and whatever’s attached to the wire can’t be very heavy or this wire would break.

TV is on, movie credits role. Starring Brad Willoughby in The Laughing Assassin. The aging actor, but much younger than he looks, dark hair and fit physique (50s), hasn’t worked in many years. He watches as he sips on a glass of wine, and the movie plays.... He’s now lost in thought, staring at a younger version of himself. We can sense by the way Brad mouths his lines as he watches his younger self dominates each scene, just how much he yearns for those glorious days now gone.

The world is on the brink of annihilation, we just don't know yet. An invisible enemy is waging war under the shadow of a deadly pandemic. The threat comes by way of an alien life-form. They exist among us. They are not like us, like you and I, made up of carbon and nitrogen. But they are here, right now, we just can’t see them. But make no mistake about it, this unseen enemy sees us - and like a whisper in the wind, it brings death.