Books

They were shipped to Germany as slave labor, victims of a democracy that collapsed. Today, the same threats return. "Democracy" reveals the chilling parallels and how we can stop history from repeating. Before it’s too late.

A fearless exposé of the global systems that profit from chaos and injustice. This book challenges neoliberal myths, confronts the silence of the Muslim world, and calls for a return to truth, justice, and divine purpose. A must-read for those seeking clarity in an age of deception.

Workplace Betrayal: A Guide to Suing Your Employer for Justice Are you being set up to fail at work? Have you been unfairly fired, harassed, or retaliated against? Workplace Betrayal is the ultimate guide to recognizing, documenting, and fighting back against workplace sabotage—while securing the compensation you deserve.

War is not a tragedy—it’s a business.In Nigeria, in West Africa, and beyond, blood fuels power, terror is manufactured, and truth is buried under propaganda. The West African Nightmare rips open the hidden world of warlords, corrupt politicians, foreign puppeteers, and the forgotten victims trapped in a war designed to never end.Told through the eyes of child soldiers, spies, mercenaries, and those who profit from the chaos, this dark, unapologetic satire exposes the brutal reality behind Boko Haram and Nigeria’s insecurity crisis. What if the war isn’t meant to be won? What if peace is the real enemy?This book is intense, raw, and dangerously real. It will challenge what you think you know and make you question who truly benefits when a country burns. Because in this war, there are no heroes—only those who survive.

Monsters No More: How We Came to Love the Denizens of Dark is a non-fiction book that delves into our contemporary obsessions with supernatural creatures including vampires, werewolves, ghosts, demons, witches, and zombies. Dr. Kristen Hutchinson examines how these creatures have become increasingly humanized and why they continue to be so popular in art, film and television created during the 21st century.

AIs are everywhere and they're changing the world. In this book, you'll learn the fundamentals of AI, some of the exciting ways we're using them today, and the kinds of things to expect and look out for in the future. And the book doesn't shy away from the hard and sometimes controversial questions; such as whether AIs will try to kill us and what a war with AI may look like.

Matt the Reviewer " The discussion of the "Battle of the Blood Porch" scene in Sibley's book " The Wild Bunch, showing the violence wrecked by a hand-cranked Gatling gun was genius."

Matt the Reviewer " The discussion of the "Battle of the Blood Porch" scene in Sibley's book " The Wild Bunch, showing the violence wrecked by a hand-cranked Gatling gun was genius."

Explore the intricate world of ESG data with this comprehensive guide. Broken down into environmental, social, and governance segments. Ideal for professionals, policymakers, and investors. Your roadmap to understanding and leveraging ESG data effectively.

This book documents the Sikh genocide from 1984 to 1995 in which 200,000 to 300,000 Sikhs were killed by the Indian State.

[THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS] An abecedarian acrostic about abiding and arguing with the burden-carrier deemed to be 'Ever-lasting Father God' in hopes that an honest investigation of the individual and joint claims and laments made about this maybe Merciful Lover of Mankind may, in the midst of the noise, invite more to latch onto a Lord letting us in on miraculous mysteries.

What are the origins of caste in India ? And why does Caste continue to be such a strong force in Indian society despite so much legislation against it ?