Politics eBooks
The Ten Questions Walter Cronkite Would Have Asked About Health Care Reform
Politics, by Kenneth A. Fisher, M.D.Here is the information that you need to be able to ask important questions about health care in America. This FREE e-Book offers experience-driven insights gained from a physician who wants to provide citizens with the health care information that they deserve. Any concerned individual should be able to ask relevant and illuminating questions, such as: Why is our health care so expensive? Why...
The Twilight of the Monetary System: And the Dawn of a New Era
Economy, by Richard J. Wilson J.D.The advance of ever more intelligent robots is steadily exiling ever more millions of human beings from the workplace and pushing the monetary system into its twilight. The author shows us that, if we mobilize modern science now, we can develop a new a new economic system that would create a new era of economic democracy where everyone can enjoy the prosperity provided by man and machine working...
True Words Poetry Anthology
Poetry, by Zubyre ParvezBeautiful Poetry, Spoken Word and Hip Hop Lyricism are humanely spliced together from across the globe in this special collection, all about human rights in China. To date, over 3,000 adherents of Falun Gong have been killed, 100,000 sent to labour camps, and who have been tortured and persecuted. Falun Gong adherents only follow the values: truthfulness, compassion and tolerance. South...
When Johnny Comes Marching (Homeless)
Business, by Ken SmithTrue story of the birth of the most successful shelter for homeless veterans in the United States. Over 40,000 veterans have passed through it's doors and this program was awarded a "Point of Light" for its innovative approach to a national disgrace.
Why Worry About the Gradual Loss of our Liberties?
Politics, by David L. WoodIn the light of widespread incomplete understanding and appreciation of the powerful and successful system of Capitalism, Dr. Wood has undertaken the project of clarification of the true concepts of the system that took this United States from its small, impoverished state to become the most powerful nation among the countries of the world. By stark contrast, the failure of Socialism, the...
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