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welcome to the revolution MAHA story by John Klar

KLAR: Welcome to the Revolution!!

The MAHA movement to “Make America Healthy Again” has certainly sparked political controversy. Yet there is no question that almost all Americans agree they want their families and their nation to achieve better health outcomes. That underlying unity continues to fuel important bipartisan alliances, especially at the grassroots level. In my new book, I explain … Read more

John Klar the oming food crisis

KLAR: The Coming Food Crisis

I invite my readers to purchase my new book, The Coming Food Crisis: How Corporations, Activists, and Climate Alarmists Are Waging War on Farmers. The book describes the steadily increasing consolidation of farming and food production into the market-controlling hands of the largest corporations in the world, and the threats to human health and liberties this presents. … Read more

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OPINION: Constitutional Government and the Tenth Amendment

In their book Who Killed the Constitution, Thomas E. Woods and Kevin C.R. Gutzman argue that the demise of constitutionalism—the principle of limited government—is by no means a recent development. It can be traced back several decades, “close to a century.” It is not the work of just one political party or another, but an assault … Read more

John Klar the oming food crisis

KLAR: The Coming Food Crisis

How Corporations, Activists, and Climate Alarmists Are Waging War on Farmers My first book, Small Farm Republic, argued that focusing on environmental carcinogens and other toxins was a wiser policy strategy than climate change policies that often spewed chemical pollution in renewables manufacturing geared toward the pursuit of carbon dioxide. I asserted that policies supporting … Read more

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SHURTLEFF: More Books That You Aren’t Supposed to Read

Last year, I authored an article titled “Books You Aren’t Supposed to Read.”   I am adding a few more important books that you aren’t supposed to read.  While some of these books are out of print, copies are available through Amazon.  I have free PDF versions of Kinsey: Crimes and Consequences, Wall St. and The … Read more

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12 Best Political Science Books to Read

Politics shapes our lives in countless ways, from how our governments operate to the laws that govern our societies. Yet, it remains one of the few taboo topics on first acquaintance. Unlike religion, politics dictates almost all facets of our lives, making it vital for students and citizens. Nevertheless, understanding the complex world of politics … Read more

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The Danger of Knowledge

Some years ago, as an intellectual exercise, some friends and I were talking about what we thought was the single biggest advance in human history.

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The Hunger Games

I read all three of these in record time.  Two this past weekend.  And while there are some curious stabs at environmentalism, and the can’t we all just get along meme, the most power full themes are the terror of absolute tyranny and the fact that we are all damaged goods. I highly recommend them. … Read more

The Terrorist Next Door

Investigative reporter Erick Stakelbeck, host of the network program “Stakelbeck on Terror,” has written a book everyone needs to pay attention to. It’s called “The Terrorist Next Door, ‘How the government is deceiving you about the Islamist threat.”

Davis Freddoso Interview – Gangster Government

David Freddoso is a political reporter for The Washington Examiner and the author of the New York Times bestseller The Case Against Barack Obama; Previously he covered Capitol Hill for National Review Online and was a reporter for Human Events and the Evans-Novak Political Report. A graduate of Notre Dame and the Columbia School of Journalism, he lives with his family in Washington, D.C.

New Book into the ‘Grok!

Gangsta Govt: The FCC making its own rules, even though the Law doesn’t give it to them, the courts have said no, the Congress has said no, but the FCC continues The EPA changes the Law on its own (the "Tailoring Rule" for emissions), and helping to implement Cap N Trade via regulation even as … Read more

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