The Ends of Power: An explosive insider's account of Watergate by H. R. Haldeman (Lume Books) (345 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

The incredible #1 bestseller A key figure in Watergate, Nixon's Chief of Staff Bob Haldeman served 18 months in prison for his involvement. Now for the first time, he's revealing all about the scandal that shocked America in this explosive memoir. The greatest political scandal in American history, Watergate brought an administration to its knees - and plunged a nation into crisis. But was it Richard Nixon who ordered the five burglars to break into DNC headquarters? And what were they looking for? What is the real story behind the infamous informer, Deep Throat? Did the CIA help bring down Nixon? What was on the missing 18.5 minutes of tape - and who really erased it? Here, at last, are the startling answers to all the conflicting accounts - from the ultimate insider. The Ends of Power provides an unflinching insight into the Nixon Administration, covering the grievous mistakes, the intelligence and security involvement, the consequent diplomatic crises... and those ...

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BRIC+S: A short exploration of the BRICS alliance by Adithya Vikram Sakthivel (3 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

Enter the world of geopolitical transformation as the BRICS alliance, a union of emerging economies, expands its reach. In this thought-provoking book, you'll journey through the applications and motivations of nations seeking to join BRICS+. Explore the geopolitical implications, economic interests, and potential challenges faced by these aspiring members. Discover how BRICS has become a key player in global politics and its impact on international relations. This narrative offers insights into the complex dynamics of alliances, alignment with or deviation from Western values, and the consequences of new members joining the bloc. As the story unfolds, a pivotal question arises: Will BRICS uphold the values of modern civilization or be enticed by short-term gains, risking a transformation into an alliance of autocratic regimes? The choices made by BRICS will shape its future and global role. Join us on this insightful journey into the heart of international diplomacy and ...

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Public & Private by Humphrey Trevelyan (5 Reviews)    Price verified 5 hours ago

'I have drifted into a fascinating life,' Lord Trevelyan modestly says. A man of extraordinary precision, with a first-class practical mind, he has been one of the most outstanding diplomats of his generation. Following a career in the Indian Political Service, he was Chargé d'Affaires in Peking from 1953-5, Ambassador to Egypt at the time of Suez, with the United Nations as Under-Secretary at the special request of Hammarskjöld, Ambassador to Iraq following the murder of the royal family and Nuri Said, Ambassador to the USSR when Khruschev was ousted. Then in 1967, after his retirement, he was sent as British High Commissioner to South Arabia, when the British withdrew from Aden. The first part of the book contains portraits of some of the men in power whom he encountered, and the second part of the book may provide clues to what has made Lord Trevelyan into the sort of man he is. Praise for Humphrey Trevelyan: 'An absolutely first-class practical mind' - Sunday Times ...

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The meaning of life & The rules by Jonathon Murray (1 Review)    Price verified 7 hours ago

Everyone has views, ideas and an understanding of what life is unique to themselves. This book is merely my interpretation of that, the life i have lived so far is uniquely my journey through it. I was born in Northern Ireland at the tail end of The Troubles, I would be foolish to think that my experiences as part of the first generation growing up in peacetime as Northern Ireland started to put itself back together and repair the damage of its violent past wouldnt play a huge part of my upbringing and who i developed into being as a person. This book is a series of "Rules" and lessons i either thought up on my own or was lead to create by the influence of the people i care about. it also contains my person belief about the meaning of our lives,which most people would be hard pressed to disagree with.

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Constitution Law Vocabulary In Use: 1500+ Essential Legal Terms And Phrases Explained With Examples You Must Know About Constitution Law For Legal ... by Richard Hampton Price verified 10 hours ago

The best Civil vocabulary and terminology book in 2023! • Are you ready to unlock the key to legal success? Welcome to "Constitution Law Vocabulary In Use: 1500+ Essential Legal Terms And Phrases Explained With Examples You Must Know About Constitution Law For Legal Success." - This groundbreaking book is your ultimate solution for mastering the intricacies of constitution law and achieving excellence in the legal field. • Have you ever found yourself struggling to navigate the labyrinth of constitution law terminology? • Are you looking to enhance your understanding of fundamental legal principles? Look no further! This comprehensive guide is specifically designed to empower law students, legal professionals, and anyone with a passion for constitutional law to excel in their journey. • Curious to know how the Constitution shapes our societies, protects our rights, and ensures justice? • Yearning to explore the depths of constitutional principles and gain ...

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The Bayou Killer: Life of Serial Killer Ronald J. Dominique (Serial Killer True Crime Books Book 18) by Jack Smith (Maplewood Publishing) (99 Reviews)    Price verified 11 hours ago

We could swear some people are incapable of murdering another human being. Serial killer Ronald Dominique was also known as the Bayou killer was such a man. With an exterior that seems almost normal and some would say pitiful, this serial murderer was on a mission, not one anyone could have ever imagined... Some killers are truly surprising to find. Ronald J. Dominique is one such killer. Read this book to find out about how he came to be one of the most terrible people to walk on this planet. They say that the perpetrators of the very worst of deeds are often the people you'd least suspect. This was certainly true of Ted Bundy; he was a handsome, charming man whom many liked and respected. It was also true of accused Canadian serial killer Bruce McArthur, who had many friends and was well connected. No one expected that he might be capable of such violence. But then, what about Ronald Dominique? Nobody expected such things from him, either -- but for slightly different ...

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The Shop: Part 1 by M. E. Brow (48 Reviews)    Price verified 5 hours ago

Jack Blasik has grown up in the family business -- a barber shop called The Shop: Cuts for Men. Few would guess this pillar of the community has always been a front for guns, drugs, and gambling in an otherwise quaint New England town in the southwestern corner of New Hampshire. When Kane Wexler, one of the shop's long-time colleagues, is released from a five-year stint in prison, he aims to take charge of The Shop and will stop at nothing to make it happen. What Kane doesn't bargain for is a rival criminal element in town, or Jack showing signs of wanting to get out of the family business and start a new life with his fiancé. A violent power struggle erupts between rival gangs, law enforcement, and even among the members of The Shop that threatens to destroy them all.

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Everyday Ethics by Philip Wik (A Blue Kitten Book) (2 Reviews)    Price verified 6 hours ago

Everyday Ethics is my effort to try to understand ethics. We live in a world of many values and voices. Some bellow from a landscape of moral relativism. Money, power, and celebrity are voices that overpower the quieter voices of tradition. But the paradox is that sometimes the louder voices are the right voices. That popularity isn't always wrong and tradition isn't always right is the enduring challenge for those seeking guidance on how we should live. Ethics pervades the way we choose our leaders, raise our children, and how we work and play. Everyday ethics is at the core of our humanity. CONTENTS Chapter One: A Wilderness of Mirrors Chapter Two: Ethical Dilemmas Chapter Three: A Theory of Ethics Chapter Four: Extremist Ethics Chapter Five: Religious Ethics Chapter Six: Military Ethics Chapter Seven: How Then Shall We Act?

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Stoicism Today: Selected Writings (Volume Two) by Patrick Ussher (Stoicism Today) (53 Reviews)    Price verified 11 hours ago

Stoicism, the classical philosophy as a way of life practised by the Greeks and Romans, continues to resonate in the modern world. With over forty essays and reflections, this book is simultaneously a guide to practising Stoicism in your own life and to all the different aspects of the modern Stoic revival. You will learn about Stoic practical wisdom, virtue, how to relate wisely to others and the nature of Stoic joy. You will read of life-stories by those who practise Stoicism today, coping with illness and other adversities, and of how Stoicism can be helpful in many areas of modern life, from cultivating calm in the online world to contributing new solutions to the environmental crisis. And, just like the ancient Stoics did, key questions modern Stoics often ask are debated such as: Do you need God to be a Stoic? Is the Stoic an ascetic? Containing both practical wisdom and philosophical reflection, this book - the second in the Stoicism Today series - is for anyone interested in ...

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Solving Cold Cases Vol. 9: True Crime Stories That Took Years to Crack (True Crime Cold Cases Solved) by Andrew J. Clark (92 Reviews)    Price verified 7 hours ago

Chilling is one of the best words to describe the cases presented in this book, the 9th from the series Solving Cold Cases. These gruesome crimes seemed to hit a dead end... That is until the cases were reopened for investigation and then solved thanks to modern technologies and new investigation techniques. Download FREE with Kindle Unlimited! This book is full of some of the most intriguing and complex cold cases ever to take place. These are the cases that have baffled the experts for decades. Some involve serial killers, such as Harry Greenwell, while others are one-off murders in which the suspect simply went under the radar and was never found out. The case of Anita Knutson, for example, was left unsolved for many years, even though her killer was hiding in plain sight. Investigators were looking for some unknown assailant when the murderer was actually her own roommate back in college. Rumors had circulated that the roommate was somehow involved, but at the time it just ...

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Busting Anti-Vax Myths! Seriously EXPERT Arguments for the Covid-Deniers in Your Life: The Great Covid Satire by Prof. Oisín MacAmadáin (88 Reviews)    Price verified 12 hours ago

NB: This book is a SATIRE. Prof. Oisín MacAmadaín is an expert, one of the best, in fact. Founder, sole lecturer and provost of The Termonfeckin Institute of Expertise in Ireland's beautiful Co. Louth, he knew that if there was one thing governments needed for their response to Covid, it was his enormous brains. Consequently, he has devoted every waking moment of the Covid Era to advising all government cabinets everywhere on the supreme value of masks, lockdowns, mandates and being vaccinated at least once a month. He was, at a certain point however, utterly horrified to learn of the existence of certain total thickos, tinfoil hat wearers and those who were generally of a conspiratorial disposition. Sensing that the mentally soft among us could be prone to believing any old kind of nonsense, he set out to write a book to counteract the nefarious mis-, dis- and downright crackpot information that is currently being spread among the nether regions of the internet. Do you have a ...

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Passages to Eternity: Philosophic meditations in poetic form on the meaning of eternity for 72 famous persons. by James Winder Price verified 4 hours ago

As a philosopher once surmised: talent hits a target no one else can hit. Genius, he insisted, hits a target no one else can see. The greatest artists and thinkers are the greatest seers. They do not imagine... only and merely. They study the facts, they think the facts, they feel the facts, until the facts, the acts of faith, the articles of invention, dissolve in the naked light of the hitherto unseen, until fact, faith, and invention fall away like Halloween masks, like swaddling clothes; and then, leaving behind the tricks and the treats, they teach us what to hallow: the nakedness of a newborn joy, perpetually born anew, a joy that can never die, because it never quite knows, but never fails to enjoy, how early it already is, and how young it was always going to be. All thinking, carried far enough, ends in paradox: trying to think the unthinkable. All feeling, carried far enough, ends in paradox: trying to feel the unfeelable. But one can feel the unthinkable, and think the ...

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A to Z of Living in Southern Italy (The A to Z of Living in Italy Book 1) by John Tallon Jones (G-L-R) (88 Reviews)    Price verified 11 hours ago

A message from the author This is a very personal observation on life in the South of Italy, and the views expressed here shouldn't be looked at as anything more than that. Don't take what you read in this book too seriously. Everyone experiences the South in their own way. This is my story. The Book If you have ever felt the need to leave your own country and move to Southern Italy, then this book is for you, as this is what the writer did, over 17 years ago. The A to Z of living in Southern Italy gives the reader an insight into his experiences and goes through everything from, family life, health care, dentists, small town culture and lots more. With incidents thrown in such as reporting a fire to the emergency services and getting an answer-phone message, this book has everything that you need to know about what it is like to be an Englishman coping with life in the south of Italy. After such a long time away from England, the writer now classes Italy as his home and feels native ...

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Happy Father's Day: a promise made and a gift received by Virginia Madison (10 Reviews)    Price verified 10 hours ago

If you have lost someone you love dearly, and are looking for someone that may understand how you feel, you are not alone. This book is for you. If you feel stuck and are not sure what you are looking for, why don't you give this book a try? Happy Father's Day, by first-time author Virginia Madison, is available for Father's Day 2020. An easy read, this book will touch anyone who has experienced a close bond with a loved one. The descriptive writing transports the reader into each scene and you feel that you are there experiencing the events and emotions in person. When my father died fifteen years ago, I had been searching for the meaning of life, and death. I brought my mother to Antarctica, in the hope of finding the meaning of life at the End of the World. I did not find what I was looking for because I did not know what to look for. Over the years, I have realized that what I was looking for has nothing to do with where I am, or what I am doing. It is rather a state of mind. ...

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Terrorism and the Pandemic: Weaponizing of COVID-19 by Rohan Gunaratna (1 Review)    Price verified 12 hours ago

The global pandemic has offered extraordinary opportunities for extremists and terrorists to mobilize themselves and revive as more powerful actors in the security landscape. But could these threat groups actually capitalize on the coronavirus crisis and advance their malevolent agendas? Utilizing the largest COVID-19-related terrorism database, the book presents an analysis built upon a quantitative and qualitative comparison between the nature of both the radical Islamist and the far-right-related threat in 2018 and 2020. It provides, for the first time, a true picture of novel trends since the pandemic outbreak.

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Celtic Mythology: A Timeless Collection of Celtic Myths and Legends by Adrian Danvers Price verified 19 minutes ago

CELTIC MYTHOLOGY A Timeless Collection of Celtic Myths and Legends Unlock the magic of ancient legends with "Celtic Mythology: A Timeless Collection of Celtic Myths and Legends." This meticulously crafted guide invites you to explore the rich tapestry of Celtic myths and legends that have shaped the cultural heritage of the Celts. Meet the powerful gods and goddesses who reigned over the Celtic universe, from the benevolent Dagda to the fierce Morrigan, each deity offering profound insights into the values, fears, and aspirations of the ancient Celts. Delve into the adventures of legendary heroes like Cú Chulainn, whose exploits are as heroic as they are tragic, and encounter mystical creatures that embody the magic and mystery of Celtic folklore. Gain a deeper understanding of the daily lives, cultural practices, and religious beliefs of the Celtic people. Discover how they worshipped, celebrated, and lived, providing a rich backdrop to the myths that have been passed down ...

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How to Observe: Morals and Manners by Harriet Martineau (26 Reviews)    Price verified 6 hours ago

Harriet Martineau's 'How to Observe: Morals and Manners' is a groundbreaking work that delves into the intricacies of social observation and critique. Written in a clear and concise style, Martineau provides insightful commentary on various aspects of society, from manners and morals to social norms and behaviors. This book serves as a valuable resource for those interested in understanding the moral fabric of society during the 19th century, shedding light on the socio-political landscape of the time. Martineau's literary style is both engaging and thought-provoking, making this book a must-read for anyone interested in the history of social observation and critique.

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The Indian Fairy Book: From the Original Legends by Cornelius Mathews (52 Reviews)    Price verified 6 hours ago

Cornelius Mathews' 'The Indian Fairy Book: From the Original Legends' is a fascinating collection of Native American legends and myths, retold in a literary style that reflects the author's deep respect for the oral traditions of indigenous peoples. The book not only preserves these rich cultural stories for future generations but also introduces readers to the enchanting world of Native American folklore. Mathews' seamless blend of storytelling and folklore analysis showcases his talent as a skilled writer and cultural interpreter, making this book a valuable addition to the study of American literature and folklore. The vivid imagery and engaging narratives in 'The Indian Fairy Book' make it a captivating read for anyone interested in exploring the diverse cultures and belief systems of indigenous peoples. Cornelius Mathews, a prominent American author and advocate for social reform, was inspired to create this collection after being moved by the beauty and depth of Native American ...

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Superstition In All Ages (1732): Common Sense by baron d' Holbach, Paul Henri Thiry (2 Reviews)    Price verified 7 hours ago

In 'Superstition In All Ages', Paul Henri Thiry baron d' Holbach delves into the origins and impacts of superstition throughout history. Written in 1732, this seminal work explores the irrational beliefs and practices that have plagued societies for centuries, offering a critical analysis of their detrimental effects on human progress. Holbach's writing is characterized by its sharp wit and rational arguments, making a compelling case against blind faith and ignorance. Drawing from philosophy, history, and scientific reasoning, he presents a thought-provoking examination of the pervasive nature of superstition. Holbach's work reflects the Enlightenment era's emphasis on reason and logic, challenging readers to question traditional beliefs and embrace a more enlightened worldview. 'Superstition In All Ages' is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the enduring influence of superstition on human society and the importance of critical thinking in combating irrationality.

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Thick Red Line: Why Ending Redlining Can Fight Generational Poverty and Strengthen American Communities by Tory Haggerty (Tuscan Club Publishing) (7 Reviews)    Price verified 7 hours ago

Best-selling author and fair lending expert, Tory Haggerty takes a deep dive into the history of redlining and racial housing segregation in the United States. He outlines and explains what most redlining cases have in common and gives financial institutions practical solutions on how to address these problems. Tory also breaks down several recent case studies, addresses appraisal bias, and so much more. "I was shocked by how much I learned, but more than that, his approach is non-threatening and the solutions are pragmatic. I have learned that the industry trusts him and relies on his education and solutions. Tory is passionate about fairness, but also about banking and the critical role it plays in our lives. His efforts bring value." -- MICHAEL L. STEVENS, President & CEO, Graduate School of Banking at Colorado "Discrimination in banking lending can have an effect on generations of Americans. Working to call attention to this and helping to end discrimination is an admirable ...

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A Man Who Saved America by Basil E. Pinker (1 Review)    Price verified 6 hours ago

A Man Who Saved America During the first term of Robert Cotton's Presidency, with The United States of America over $50 trillion dollars in debt, and the rest of the civilized world in worse financial shape, an unlikely solution to an ever-growing budgetary imbalance emerged. Dr. Ben Nelson, an eccentric West-Virginia recluse, accumulated over one trillion dollars in stock-market trading profits in less than one tax year using a strategy he termed the Money Catcher... and purposely failed to report these gains to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). When confronted by visiting IRS Agents, Dr. Nelson, in lieu of penalty, offered to spearhead a collective known as The Patriot Project toward the objective of retiring the National Debt... conditionally. Dr. Nelson insisted on the enactment of a minimum of 5 out of 7 proposed legislative constitutional changes before commencing his Patriot Project duties. These were intended to reform the way government business was conducted so as to ...

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The Pathway by RIchard Powell (10 Reviews)    Price verified 10 hours ago

ABOUT THE BOOK. It is a biographical story focusing on life since my alien abduction, and I begin with my parent's struggles in the early years. My endeavours launch with a school camping trip. I was unaware that one night I would receive a visit from spiritual beings which occurred in the Forest of Dean, United Kingdom, in 1983. However, I've experienced many strange sensations, from my abductors a telepathic messages for example being successful at job interviews to losing a relative. I have included some problems, from marriage to house eviction and raising a family. I had issues at work, including COVID-19. By Easter 2023, I discovered William's life was in danger and researched ways to save him. Mandy has invited her cousin Ian to stay. The King's Coronation ended and I contacted a priest to conduct a house blessing. Then, the events begin to unfold. So those who have been abducted can recount their experiences, and most share similar stories. My tale began during my ...

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Mossad's Top-Secret Missions Exposed: Secrets of Israel's Elite Intelligence Agency by Prabal Jain (8 Reviews)    Price verified 19 minutes ago

Dive into the world of Mossad, Israel's renowned intelligence agency, and unravel the secrets behind their top-secret missions in this riveting book. From high-stakes covert operations to diplomatic negotiations, this meticulously researched account offers a deep insight into Mossad's history and its crucial role in shaping Israel's destiny. Discover the hidden stories of espionage, political maneuvering, and the challenges faced by Mossad agents as they navigate the tumultuous Middle East. A must-read for anyone intrigued by the world of intelligence and the geopolitics of the region, this book delivers a comprehensive look at Mossad's actions, successes, and setbacks up to the year 2020. Uncover the covert world of Mossad and its impact on global events as you journey through this remarkable book.

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Expose Three Evil of the CCP: Creating Wuhan Virus, Harvesting Organs Alive, Financial Fraud (Century Sentence Book 1) by Xu Xue Chun (3 Reviews)    Price verified 8 hours ago

Under God's guidance, I fled China from Shanghai in October 2020 and sent a large number of emails and messages to governments, media, and schools around the world, including the Trump administration. In order to expose the CCP's creation of the Wuhan virus, live organ harvesting, and financial fraud. I'm sure many of you have received my emails and seen my messages on the web. Guo Wengui and Yan Limeng only provided unilateral evidence and opinions, which could not convince those who had doubts about it. And I have provided you with a lot of news analysis and evidence chain. One has to believe that this is a fact. It was I who convinced governments around the world that the CCP created the Wuhan virus and launched biological warfare. Now countries all over the world regard the CCP as an enemy, and this is all my credit. But to the Chinese, I am the most vicious traitor, and I have been abused by the Chinese with all kinds of vicious words on the Internet. The CCP and the Chinese ...

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All Old People Must Die: The Last Generation by Roderick Edwards (2 Reviews)    Price verified 11 hours ago

A deep-dive look at how new generations are not a continuance of previous generations but have sworn off the common bonds that held generations together. It is not about old people dying so much as it is about how the traditions, the mindset, even the shared generational values of previous generations no longer are part of new generations.

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Pieces of Truth by Nobuyoshi Takahashi (1 Review)    Price verified 4 hours ago

This is a philosophical book about the universe, God, human beings, our mind, our life, and so on. But the author is not a philosopher, he is a truth seeker though. And it took him more than 20 years to write this book. He strongly believes that you don't need a degree in Philosophy to seek truth. And this book is an experiment to see how well an ordinary person like him can answer various philosophical questions. He has actually answered most major philosophical questions simply and clearly. You can tell by looking inside the book. So if you are interested in such an experiment, and if you choose a book by what is written, not by who it is written by, you will love this book! By the way, you can read this book on your computer if you install the free application "Kindle for PC."

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What Today Withholds: Autism and Human Rights in America by Megan McLaughlin (5 Reviews)    Price verified 7 hours ago

"I still wake up with the smell of my own flesh burning in my nostrils some nights." -- A Judge Rotenberg Center Survivor In What Today Withholds: Autism and Human Rights in America, Megan McLaughlin takes us on a harrowing journey through the institutions that neglect, reject, demean, punish, torture, and even kill autistic people in the United States. Her book reveals autistics' appallingly short life expectancy, the discrimination they face as they go about their everyday lives, and the needless cruelties they endure from early childhood on. What lies behind these abuses? McLaughlin argues that it is our society's continuing refusal to accept autistics as fully human. What readers are saying: "Twelve years in the making, What Today Withholds demonstrates deep empathy for the circumstances of autistic people, while offering a detailed and strident--yet constructive--critique of the social barriers autistic people encounter and the perpetuators of these barriers. I am in awe of ...

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Nuclear Survival in the Suburbs: Non-fiction by Don Shift (37 Reviews)    Price verified 10 hours ago

How does a person who lives in a wood framed house in the suburbs survive a nuclear war, especially if they don't have a basement? Turns out, the crazy advice to get into the interior rooms of your house and shelter underneath the mattress isn't so nuts after all. You don't need a fallout shelter to survive and you may only have to stay inside to avoid lethal radiation poisoning. How is this possible? A highly overlooked defense against radiation is distance. Basically, if you can get inside away from the radiation outside, the dose you will be exposed to will be around half. This is why you're told to get into the center of a building. If the radiation level is low enough, even sheltering in the center of a joisted masonry or wood framed slab on grade house can be effective. Major cities with metropolitan populations of one million or more are the likely targets for nuclear weapons. The good news is that radioactive nuclear fallout isn't likely to be as widespread or intense as ...

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THE SATANIC BIBLE (THE 666 TRILOGY Book 1) by Nolan Aljaddou (19 Reviews)    Price verified 4 hours ago

The Holy Bible of Satanism. God Himself, revealed in His entirety - as nothing. The universe, by Name, only is Satan; the first and ultimate Lord of pantheistic Deism. The Mayan Calendar's grand, and final, 2012 alignment coincides with and rigidly measures the unyielding spirit, will, and personal manifestation, emergence, and revelation of true Satan - as Myself, Author. Decoded and proven in its entirety; with the ultimate fruits of all knowledge and illumination - revealed in THE SATANIC BIBLE. Speak of the devil, and He will appear... here. ... Proven by the fact that "Zero is the placeholder for Existence itself." SATAN, in sum, is the historical negation of all - even a negation; hence, Existence existing, relative to us, as such a Zero; the Mayan Calendar's ultimate center and end: 0 A.D. NOW. Anagram, am I? Mr. A., again! Or Ram, the Arm of Ra (if myths manage a say). ... The true scientific calendar, the Metric Calendar, begins in 1200 A.D. When zero was first ...

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Ask Koren: 101 Responses to Your Most Important Questions by Koren A. Norton (6 Reviews)    Price verified 6 hours ago

Ask Koren is a book that will make you feel deeply, think mindfully and help you make better choices. If you want to walk a little taller and face whatever life throws your way, with someone holding your hand and answering your toughest questions, then this book is for you. Inside this book are more than 100 articles picked from an advice column written over a 10-year period. They all have one thing in common... they were written for people just like you. The responses will have you rethinking your struggles, they will rejuvenate your spirit and cause you to look at the world in a whole new way. Whatever you need help with, here's a book for you, just waiting to be added to your shelf -- and change your life.

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Mysteries of the Cosmic Moon: Exposing Extraterrestrial Secrets and Soul Harvesting by Prabal Jain (5 Reviews)    Price verified 7 hours ago

Embark on a riveting journey into the enigmatic realms beyond our lunar landscape with "Mysteries of the Cosmic Moon." This captivating exploration will take you through the Pain of not knowing, the Agitation of hidden truths, and finally, the Solution that unravels the moon's mysteries. In the shadows of the moon's dark side, secrets lie dormant, waiting to be unveiled. "Mysteries of the Cosmic Moon" peels back the layers of uncertainty, exposing the startling possibility of extraterrestrial bases. Feel the Pain of curiosity intensify as you join the quest for truth. The adventure doesn't halt at mere revelations; it extends into the fascinating true story of Ingo Swann. Immerse yourself in the Agitation of the unknown as Swann, a psychic employed by the CIA, remote views the moon to investigate the presence of aliens. Are they harvesting our souls? Find out as this book takes you beyond the surface, revealing mysteries that challenge our understanding of the cosmos. Benefits of ...

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