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1. 1. Arguing With Idiots

   How to Stop Small Minds and Big Government

   

   A combative conservative polemic that catalogs common liberal talking points and offers brief rebuttals, anecdotes, and rhetorical techniques intended to help readers push back against progressive policies and cultural elites. It mixes humor, simplified arguments and populist appeals to warn against big government, political correctness and media bias, presenting itself as a practical, plain-language guide for arguing against left-leaning ideas and defending traditional values.

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2. 2. The Overton Window

   

   A fast-paced political thriller that follows a small band of investigators who uncover a covert plot by powerful interests to reshape American government and society through media manipulation, staged crises, and incremental shifts in public acceptance; as they race to expose the conspiracy, they confront surveillance, institutional resistance, and hard moral choices, while the story examines how the spectrum of acceptable political ideas can be moved and warns about the dangers of complacency in civic life.

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3. 3. Cowards

   What Politicians, Radicals, and the Media Refuse to Say

   

   A polemic arguing that American political leaders, media and cultural elites have become timid in confronting threats to liberty and traditional values, placing personal comfort and political correctness above national survival; it blames a mix of radical ideologies, big government, and a compliant press for eroding constitutional principles and civic courage, and urges citizens to reclaim responsibility, restore faith and take bold political action to defend freedom and revive the nation’s moral foundations.

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4. 4. Agenda 21

   

   A polemical critique arguing that an international sustainability plan is actually a covert scheme to erode national sovereignty and individual property rights by imposing top-down controls on land use, economic activity, and personal freedoms, warning readers that global bureaucrats and elites are pushing centralized planning under the guise of environmentalism and urging grassroots resistance to protect local autonomy.

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5. 5. The Eye Of Moloch

   

   A propulsive political thriller that follows a reluctant hero who uncovers a sprawling, high-tech conspiracy by powerful interests aiming to manipulate society and seize control; as surveillance, propaganda, and covert operations escalate, allies and enemies blur and personal stakes rise, forcing the protagonist to race against time to expose the truth and defend freedom while the novel interrogates faith, sacrifice, and the danger of unchecked power.

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6. 6. Into The Shadows

   

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