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400,000 dead Americans. Mexico under siege. A corrupt and criminal financial system which bankrolls the drug traffickers. Drug-profiteering bankers who get off with a slap-on-the-wrist. Government officials who nothing to stop the carnage. What this book demands is a War on Drugs. Not a "campaign" against drugs. Not posturing. A War to eliminate the drug cartels and bring the drug financiers to justice. A war to rescue our people. Chapters include a history of global narcotics trafficking, how the drug culture was created in America, the role of Chinese organized crime, the criminal ...

The story begins in Venice, travels through Amsterdam, and ends in London. This is the birth and evolution of the modern imperial system. Here we look at its history, outlook, and philosophical roots. The connection between the system of empiricism and monetarism is discussed, and the role of its Venetian birthplace is examined. The creation of the Dutch Empire, and the financial speculation in Amsterdam is also discussed. The creation of the British Empire after 1688, and the oligarchical takeover of Britain by a financial oligarchy is detailed. Subjects such as the global slave trade, ...

Lincoln & the Promise of 1776 This is a unique work on Abraham Lincoln, one which focuses on the deeper principles and ideas which motivated Lincoln throughout his life. Topics include: Lincoln and Education. Lincoln and Science, Greenbacks and National Banking, Shakespeare and Macbeth, Lincoln and metaphor, Lincoln versus the British Empire, Edward Baker, the creation of the Republican Party, and much, much more. It is written with the purpose of asking the question, "What is the relevance of Lincoln for today? It is unlike any other work on Lincoln you will have read. 280 pages.

Abolish the Federal Reserve. Return to Constitutional banking. This book examines the axiomatic difference between oligarchical Central Banking and legitimate Constitutional monetary, banking and credit methods. It demonstrates that the only means to overcome our current crisis is to return to the principles of sovereign National Banking as defined by Alexander Hamilton and Abraham Lincoln. Economics is not about money and mathematical formulas; it is defined by a principle of human advancement, increases in physical productivity and scientific and technological progress. Chapters: 1. - ...

Defense attorney Stan Devereux has it made: he's a senior partner in San Diego's top law firm, lives in a mansion overlooking the sea, and has a professor wife as brilliant as she is beautiful. Life is perfect...until his wife is abducted.

Volume I of Benjamin Franklin's America examines the moral, intellectual and scientific accomplishments of Benjamin Franklin. The often neglected relationships with Cotton Mather and James Logan are examined, and his scientific investigations into electrical phenomena are explore in depth. His writings on Economics and finance are discussed, and other important features of his career, including his military leadership and his relationship with George Washington also examined. This is not a biography in the sense of a detailed story of Franklin's life, but rather an attempt to discover what ...

The American Revolution did not end in 1783 with the Treaty of Paris. Through the Revolutionary War, the fight leading to the adoption of the U.S. Constitution, and then the creation of the Republic during the Washington Presidency, this was one continuing Revolution. In every phase, for 21 years, it was George Washington who led and steered this revolution. The vision, the intention, the fight, was not simply Independence - separation from Britain - but the creation of a Republic dedicated to upward human progress. Washington's battles with Jefferson and Madison were not "policy ...