Conspiracy Theories: UN Agenda 21/2030 Sustainable Development Or The NWO by Cheryl Leonard (45 Reviews)    Price verified 4 hours ago

The UN Agenda 21/2030 is a non binding resolution presented at the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. According to the United Nations. this plan is designed to implement principles that assist governments at the national, local and international levels to be completed by the year 2030. Proponents claim that their objectives are inspirational, based on "Sustainable Development" that will preserve the planet for future generations from excessive human consumption of the earth's resources, and global warming. Conspiracy Theorists propose Agenda 21 is The New World Order plan to end democracy, and depopulate the planet through a one world government, one world religion, and currency to obtain total control of all land, animals, water, energy, and every human being in the world. This book will examine these issues addressing the facts , to determine if UN Agenda 21 is a balanced approach to saving the future resources of our planet, or a sinister infringement upon all human rights by ...

Genre: Biographies & Memoirs

George Washington A Quick Biography and 25 Interesting Facts (Presidential Series) by 15 Minutes Smarter (Me Time Books) (2 Reviews)    Price verified 5 hours ago

Dive into the extraordinary life of George Washington in "15 Minutes Smarter: George Washington." This concise biography expertly navigates through the military triumphs, presidential leadership, and enduring legacy of America's first President. Explore Washington's pivotal role in the Revolutionary War, his unwavering dedication to forging a new nation, and the timeless wisdom he imparted as a founding father. In just 15 minutes, uncover the defining moments that shaped this iconic figure and continue to resonate in American history. Perfect for a quick and enlightening read, this book provides a condensed yet comprehensive insight into the life of George Washington, leaving you 15 minutes smarter.

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Brief history of Palestine (The Nakba) by Rahmeh Sameh (2 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

"Brief history of Palestine" is a captivating exploration of the Palestinian Nakba, offering a nuanced perspective on one of the most defining moments in modern history. Through meticulous research and compelling narratives, this book sheds light on the untold stories of survival, resilience, and hope amidst the tumultuous events of 1948. Dive into the rich historical context of pre-1948 Palestine, examining the diverse demographics and complex political landscape that set the stage for the Nakba. From the British Mandate to the Zionist movement and the United Nations Partition Plan, uncover the factors leading to the catastrophic displacement and expulsion of Palestinians from their homeland.

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Nancy Wake: A Life from Beginning to End (World War 2 Biographies) by Hourly History Price verified 13 minutes ago

Discover the remarkable life of Nancy Wake... Free BONUS Inside! Nancy Wake was a brave woman. She risked her life behind enemy lines during the Nazi occupation of France in the Second World War. The Gestapo dubbed her "The White Mouse" for her uncanny ability to evade their traps. When it became too dangerous, she left France -- not to flee -- but to join the resistance. Before the war, Nancy lived a life of luxury with her husband, a wealthy French industrialist. The war disrupted this idyllic life and brought out a new side to Nancy's personality. Suddenly, she hid downed Allied servicemen in her home and guided them over the Pyrenees to the safety of neutral Spain. Later, she helped organize the French resistance fighters known as the Maquis. Nancy parachuted back into France just in time for the D-Day invasion, joining other brave partisans and saboteurs to boost the chances of an Allied victory. After the war, Nancy Wake lived several more happy and eventful decades. This is ...

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The 1940s - How Was It for You? Hundreds of Personal Memories of the 1940s (20th Century Memories Book 7) by Rob Horlock (10 Reviews)    Price verified 11 hours ago

'How Was It for You?' is an extensive collection of hundreds of people's personal memories from the unforgettable decade of the 1940s. Whilst many of these memories are of experiences in World War Two, a host of other events in the decade are also recalled. Serious, sad, emotional and humorous stories and anecdotes are all recounted in a variety of styles. A great gift for anyone who lived through these times or who has an interest in this era. If you lived through the 1940s, 'How Was It for You?' will certainly bring back many memories. If you can't recall the decade yourself, the book will give you an interesting snapshot of the life and times endured and enjoyed by your older friends and relatives. Researchers into the 1940s will find a host of 'personal views', the memories of real people recalling their lives at that time. The decade was, of course, dominated by World War Two, the world's bloodiest conflict. During the course of the war, 300,000 British servicemen and ...

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Are We Insane Yet?: US Political History Events by Sandy Ingram (8 Reviews)    Price verified 11 hours ago

UPDATED - February - 2024. A chronology look at current events beginning in 1945 to mid-2017. A question of, "If we're not insane, why not?" Sequencing events in one read can give you insights into the bigger picture. Interesting to say the least, but most importantly, powerful knowledge which can not be denied based on true events. There are no conspiracy theories, only true events with unquestionable dates and times of occurrence. More than anything else, our election of presidents is great for self-exploration as a country. All Americans may not be happy with the Presidential elections, but one thing is certain: each US President is a reflection of ourselves. So let's take a look at ourselves and ask, are we insane yet?

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The Ice Storm: Nonfiction Short Story by Sara Niles (5 Reviews)    Price verified 12 hours ago

We Live in a Time Collectively, in which we are experiencing the most instability in our weather patterns in recorded history; We live in a time in which the Earth has shifted on its axis, and the polar ice caps are melting. WEATHER is the biggest threat to civilization we will ever face. We can fight everything else, but we can't fight nature. This Narrative Recreates the 2000 Ice Storm: Only once in a lifetime do we see storms of such power and significance that we know we have seen Nature's Rage up close. I heard my great uncle speak of the notorious Blizzard of 1949, which was so severe that people froze before they could return home from work or school;. He told it with passion because he remembered it, relating how quickly it paralyzed travel and communication, how quickly it killed. I was a child, so as children do, I didn't really get it. You must see some things for yourself. In the year 2000, I got that chance, when the greatest Ice Storm of my Lifetime ...

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An American Reich: Exposing The Nazi Cult In The CIA by Rich Marin (5 Reviews)    Price verified 8 hours ago

An expose of a cult deep within the Central Intelligence Agency, with allegiance to the Fourth Reich, who have long used CIA assets and resources towards their own ends. With years of personal testimony, this book exposes secrets, names names, and sheds light on actions that were made in the name of a criminal group that claims to represent the interests of the "True America". The group has a long history stretching back to the very creation of the CIA in 1947 and plans for a future that would see the end of America. It has worked behind the scenes to destabilize the United States and other nations with the express intent of remaking the world in it's image. Covering decades of its history and recent criminal efforts, this book explains who the group is, where it came from, and many of the crimes they are culpable of, including the sponsorship of a human trafficking, election interference, biological terrorism, and much worse. The group is one of the most dangerous threats to ...

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RUN WITH THE CHEETAHS: Your Climb To An Extraordinary Life by Jerry Freishtat (BeyondPublishing.net) (2 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

The Cheetah is the fastest land animal on earth and has no roar. Engage in the habits of the cheetah to experience true success. You're either a victim or a Cheetah. In a world teeming with competition and social hierarchies, "Run with the Cheetahs" by author Jerry Freishtat offers a compelling new perspective on navigating the complexities of human nature and achieving an extraordinary life. "Run with the Cheetahs" beckons you to break free from the mundane and sprint towards a life of no regrets - a life that is marked with the resilience of victories won and the silent pride of a path boldly chosen. Join Jerry Freishtat on this exhilarating climb; learn to run, to falter, to rise, and ultimately - to conquer. Your extraordinary life awaits. "Do the work" - my fitness clients have heard me repeat this for 20 years. And Jerry, he has done the work, in every conceivable realm of human development. It shows in his results and in the life he has led. I wish I'd had a mentor like him ...

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Trauma: Survival lessons for black children by Kimberly DiPasquale (19 Reviews)    Price verified 8 hours ago

A gripping autobiography with lessons on protecting our children and forgiving our parents. The author documents life during the 80's and 90's drug epidemic. Experiencing homelessness, food insecurity, drug addicted parents and multiple sexual traumas, Kimberly thoughtfully describes how we can protect our children and forgive our parents and ourselves.

Genre: Biographies & Memoirs

Motivational Basketball Stories for Kids: Lessons from the Court – Mental Toughness and Growth for Young Readers and Listeners by Carson Bridgeford (3 Reviews)    Price verified 13 minutes ago

Encouraging the Next Generation: The First Steps Discover basketball's most thrilling moments through stories that inspire and excite. Perfect for young fans, this book is designed for parents to share these motivational stories with children starting at age 8, while older kids will find them engaging to read on their own. This collection brings to life the iconic events of basketball, teaching the history of the sport and its legendary players in a fun and captivating way. Experience tales of resilience and heroism that feature: ? Michael Jordan's winning formula ? Kobe Bryant's relentless "Mamba Mentality" ? Maya Moore's impactful career ? Magic Johnson's legendary plays ? Tim Duncan's quiet greatness ? Cheryl Miller overcoming challenges ? Stephen Curry's sharpshooting brilliance ? Hakeem Olajuwon's Dream Shake Ideal as a gift, this book doesn't just recount thrilling sports moments; it also imparts crucial lessons about overcoming challenges and the importance of teamwork. ...

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The Theory of Y: Reset your thinking by Alexis Antonio Alvarez Hernandez (6 Reviews)    Price verified 8 hours ago

Is a work of faith and spirituality that is framed in the real life of a high school teacher who in the middle of a class debates with his students about those responsible for the decadence of the world and society. In this book we see how the teacher's past directly influences his position and the origin of "The Theory of Y". In the following parts of the book, we observe how the author moves away in time from his manuscript, but how a series of circumstances bring him back to the beginning and to discover the purpose of the theory, a journey that takes 18 years to consolidate it.

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Robert Oppenheimer: A Life from Beginning to End (World War 2 Biographies) by Hourly History (581 Reviews)    Price verified 13 minutes ago

Discover the remarkable life of Robert Oppenheimer... Free BONUS Inside! Robert Oppenheimer had a lot resting on his shoulders. During the Second World War, he was tasked with directing the development of the world's first nuclear arsenal. Known as the Manhattan Project, this super-secretive wartime project had the stoic visage of Oppenheimer overseeing the greatest experiment ever conducted by humankind. Much had happened in Oppenheimer's life to lead him to this point, and much would subsequently take place after, but this moment was indeed the pinnacle of his career and his life. In this book, we will explore both the tragedy and triumph that is J. Robert Oppenheimer -- the father of the atomic bomb. Discover a plethora of topics such as • Early Life: Bullied and Alone • Mental Breakdown • Fast Cars and Fame • Becoming the Destroyer of Worlds • The Manhattan Project • Life After the Bomb • And much more! So if you want a concise and informative book on ...

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The History of Napoleon Buonaparte by J. G. Lockhart (DigiCat) (282 Reviews)    Price verified 13 minutes ago

J. G. Lockhart's 'The History of Napoleon Buonaparte' is a comprehensive account of the life and times of one of history's most influential figures. Lockhart's work delves into Napoleon's rise to power, his military campaigns, and his eventual downfall, offering a detailed and well-researched narrative that captivates the reader. Lockhart's writing style is both informative and engaging, making this book a valuable resource for history enthusiasts and scholars alike. Set in the early 19th century, the book provides important insights into the political and social climate of the time, shedding light on the impact of Napoleon's actions on Europe and the world. J. G. Lockhart, a renowned historian and biographer, brings his expertise to this work, offering a nuanced and balanced perspective on Napoleon's life and legacy. His meticulous research and thoughtful analysis make 'The History of Napoleon Buonaparte' a must-read for anyone interested in the life of the enigmatic French leader ...

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A bit of a sore throat: Throat cancer and its treatment: a patient's perspective. by Robert Leslie (24 Reviews)    Price verified 8 hours ago

A patient's perspective on throat cancer and its treatment. I don't know your reason for looking at my book, but before going any further, I do hope it's not because you or a person close to you has cancer; it's a horrible disease. My story is about my own experience of stage 4 throat cancer and what I have learned by researching - I'm not an expert; this isn't a medical textbook and my description won't necessarily match how things go for other people, but it should give you some insight and forewarning of what to expect. Some of it was frustrating, some painful and surprisingly other parts which went far better than I expected. This book is what I would have been very happy to read before the start of my encounter with cancer. Despite the serious nature of the topic, I think you'll find plenty of moments which make you laugh. A review 5.0 out of 5 stars Highly readable and humorous medical memoir "I'm giving this book five stars because the subject is so important and because I ...

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Cabins to Condos: Fading Frontiers by G. R. Cooper (1 Review)    Price verified 12 hours ago

Cabins to Condos is a historic comparative that looks back and forth between American frontier days and the contemporary world we now live in. Using Colorado history as a partial backdrop, the book examines our fading yesterdays, the world we live in today, and the questions and challenges of our tomorrows.

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