21st Century
by Jack Dawsey

JACK DAWSEY writes in his book: "In this great country of America , our armies have been victorious in times of war, our commercial enterprises have provided in time of peace, and by the good hand of God upon us we have spread to every quarter of the earth our good will. We have extended our domain over more than one-third of the inhabitants . . . Despite our achievements, this great English-speaking nation is on the brink of disaster and bankruptcy."
. . These are solemn but true words from someone who has been an observer of political science, and a student of scripture since 1965. In the 300 pages that follow, Jack offers his view on vital issues. He presents to the reader some clear and precise thoughts on "millenia-mania," and the dangers of modern day evangelism. He identifies the marks of apostasy, and he challenges the reader to reexamine the "old paths," and compare them with the current theological and political thought processes affecting American churches and politics.

For a total of $17.00, the author will personally mail his 300-page 4-color paper-back, 21st Century , and his 24-page treatise, Religious & Political Culture, Self-Destructing?      And, the author will also pay all costs of shipping/mailing.

Contact Jack Dawsey for ordering information at dawseyjh@earthlink.net

About the Author
Mr. Jack Dawsey was born in Fayetteville , N.C. In 1965 he left home to attend Eastern Baptist College , and Christopher Newport College , Hampton , Virginia .
From 1966-1968 he received private tutoring from Dr. George B. Fletcher, professor of Theology, Toronto Baptist Seminary, Toronto , Canada . From 1968-1972 he was tutelage in the Koine' Greek by Mr. Tucker Littleton, a MAGNA CUM LAUDE graduate of Wake Forest .

Mr. Dawsey has exercised his public speaking gift in the states of North Carolina , Virginia , West Virginia , Delaware , Maryland , Pennsylvania , Alabama , and Texas .

 

The Hunt for Confederate Gold
by Thomas Moore

Decentralization. Anti-war. Anti-Empire. Evil federal agents thwarted in the 21st century. Lincoln 's handiwork unraveling. Gold standard restored. There is nothing for LewRockwell.com readers not to like in Thomas Moore's novel released July 21. The author is a disillusioned former Pentagon official and Republican insider who has accepted that the Empire is irredeemable and knows where some of its weak spots are. He has given us a near-plausible, near future, hope-raising scenario of how it might be driven into retreat. Alexandria VA : Fusilier Books, 318 pp., $17.50 (quality paperback)

Rachels Review:
I had the opportunity to read "The Hunt for Confederate Gold " by Thomas Moore. It is a good thriller akin to "The Da Vinci Code." I devoured the book and could not put it down.

It blends both the War of Northern Agression , better known as the Civil War, and the war in Iraq . And it leads the reader on a chase for the elusive Confederate gold . But more than just a good story is the philosophy behind the book.It is a tale of the out-of-contol federal prosecution and the FBI ran amok. It is a discussion of the Leviathan-like federal government and how our liberties have been trampled on and our culture deteriorated. It is a story of hope for our future. Here is an example:"The foundation of a stable, moral society is a stable, honest currency, yet few of our fellow Southerners think about that. They focus on who's getting elected to this or that office, on who'sgetting appointed to the Supreme Court. They focus on all all the trappings of two-party politics, which is a rigged, fraudulent and even irrelevant enterprise.... People have been badly duped for decades by their so-called leaders and the kept media, made ignorant by [g]overnment schools, and made vulnerable to financial panic by the money cartel. Most people are virtual slaves, dependent on a debt-and- fiat money system that sucks them dry of their wealth yet provides no real security. It's possible that our people no longer have the courage and good sense to grasp the lifeline they being offered."
It is a must-read for the serious student of liberty.

 

War and Death of the American Dream
by Robert Raming

Robert Thomas Raming has an undergraduate degree in European history, with a minor in politics from UCLA. After a successful career as a commercial real estate broker with Coldwell Banker in Beverly Hills , he returned to school and received a Masters degree in psychology from Saint Mary's University. Having lost all interest i n the political system in the 1980's, he decided to vote again after 9/11, and decided to re-educate himself and study the presidential candidates running for office in the 2004 election.

What he discovered was so shocking that he decided to write a book about it. War and Death of the American Dream is a look into the evolution of power and politics in America , and the unseen forces that have dominated our policy makers in the last 100 years. His discovery is that the two party political system is mostly an illusion, a façade designed to convince the American public they have a choice, when in fact the same powerful forces control the majority of important decisions made by both parties.

This book provides a compelling case that it is time for American to wake up and get involved in the political process before their most precious liberties and freedoms disappear.