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Caplan Jonathan: Not For Disclosure

Not For Disclosure

UFOS: The World's Best Kept Secret

Scandals in Times of Crises, Conflicts and Conspiracies

Scandalogy 5

THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER ¿ A BARACK OBAMA SUMMER PICK A rollicking, revelatory look at the tumult of the early 1990s and the rise of a new, more berserk America that birthed the Donald Trump Era 'When the Clock Broke is leagues more insightful on the subject of Trump's ascent than most writing that purports to address the issue directly' Washington Post 'A fascinating, provocative challenge to our age - passionate, unexpected, illuminating' Rory Stewart With the Soviet Union extinct, Saddam Hussein defeated and US power at its zenith, the early 1990s promised a 'kinder, gentler America'. It didn't work out that way. Instead, it was a period of punishing economic hardship, rising anger and domestic strife, setting the tone for the polarization and resurgent extremism we know today. In this original and often hilarious book, John Ganz narrates the fall of the Reagan order and the rise of a new kind of paranoid politics: how a group of con men and conspiracists declared a culture war on liberal elites, rejected 'globalism' and called for a 'populist based presidency'. Trumpism was struggling to be born. A rollicking exposé of the end of the post-World War II order, this book shows the advent of a new, more berserk America. 'Terrific . . . When the Clock Broke is one of those rarest of books: unflaggingly entertaining while never losing sight of its moral core' New York Times One of the Washington Post's 10 Best Books of 2024 One of the New York Times' 100 Notable Books of 2024 Longlisted for the National Book Critics Circle Award 2024

Con Men, Conspiracists and the Origins of Trumpism

When the Clock Broke

THE ELITES LOATHE THE IDEA THAT THE U.S. CONSTITUTION RESTS POWER IN THE HANDS OF THE PEOPLE. It has become a common observation that a pernicious agenda-sometimes called Progressive, "woke," or "equity based"-has spread throughout American society. Every aspect of life and culture-from schooling, to television, to the workplace, and to sports-is now suffused with this program.&nbsp;The agenda has multiple overt aims, including the rectification of historical racial injustice by deconstructing legacy notions of merit and the value of work, now redefined as the values of white privilege. It seeks to undo segregated residential patterns by altering the political geography of the country, concentrating the population in dense urban areas, reversing "white flight" by eliminating the suburbs that have caused so much harm. It plans to undermine the traditional family structure by cultivating confusion about gender norms and sexuality among American children. It aims to end the system of punishment for violating the law by redefining crime and "reimagining" the function of the police in order to turn them into enforcement agents for socio-political standards rather than protectors of people and property. And it seeks to end the meaning of "America" as a nation by dissolving the difference between citizen and foreigner. These are all familiar tendencies in modern life-we hear people complain generally about them on social media or cable news all the time-even if we don't necessarily connect them or see them as part of a unified, revolutionary effort to change America. Seth Barron's WEAPONIZED proves exactly how the Left is waging war on the American people by attacking specific institutions of the American way of life, essentially sucking all power up the chain, away from the people and into the hands of a managerial, administrative class that has its own vision for the future of the country. This elite class wants control over everything. It is intolerable for them that any corner of American life is being run contrary in any way to the totalizing, even totalitarian, vision they have of our society.&nbsp;The elites loathe the idea that the U.S. Constitution rests power in the hands of the people, and that states and localities are reserved certain key rights. Our historical system enshrines self-rule-the principle that communities comprised of self-regulating subjects can govern themselves best-while the Left believes that the people who don't live somewhere are the best equipped to set the rules there. This is a war against the sovereignty of the American people, and the hour is late.

THE ELITES LOATHE THE IDEA THAT THE U.S. CONSTITUTION RESTS POWER IN THE HANDS OF THE PEOPLE. It has become a common observation that a pernicious agenda—sometimes called Progressive, “woke,” or “equity based”—has spread throughout American society. Every aspect of life and culture—from schooling, to television, to the workplace, and to sports—is now suffused with this program.&nbsp; The agenda has multiple overt aims, including the rectification of historical racial injustice by deconstructing legacy notions of merit and the value of work, now redefined as the values of white privilege. It seeks to undo segregated residential patterns by altering the political geography of the country, concentrating the population in dense urban areas, reversing “white flight” by eliminating the suburbs that have caused so much harm. It plans to undermine the traditional family structure by cultivating confusion about gender norms and sexuality among American children. It aims to end the system of punishment for violating the law by redefining crime and “reimagining” the function of the police in order to turn them into enforcement agents for socio-political standards rather than protectors of people and property. And it seeks to end the meaning of “America” as a nation by dissolving the difference between citizen and foreigner. These are all familiar tendencies in modern life—we hear people complain generally about them on social media or cable news all the time—even if we don’t necessarily connect them or see them as part of a unified, revolutionary effort to change America. Seth Barron’s WEAPONIZED proves exactly how the Left is waging war on the American people by attacking specific institutions of the American way of life, essentially sucking all power up the chain, away from the people and into the hands of a managerial, administrative class that has its own vision for the future of the country. This elite class wants control over everything. It is intolerable for them that any corner of American life is being run contrary in any way to the totalizing, even totalitarian, vision they have of our society.&nbsp; The elites loathe the idea that the U.S. Constitution rests power in the hands of the people, and that states and localities are reserved certain key rights. Our historical system enshrines self-rule—the principle that communities comprised of self-regulating subjects can govern themselves best—while the Left believes that the people who don’t live somewhere are the best equipped to set the rules there. This is a war against the sovereignty of the American people, and the hour is late.

The Left's Seizure of State Power

Weaponized

Routledge Studies in Crime, Culture and Media

The text examines the impacts of human trafficking panics perpetuated by media, including understanding the origins of human trafficking in the nineteenth century white slave panic, the ways that popular media perpetuates stereotypes, the reality of trafficking at sporting events, and the role of social media in generating misinformation.

The text examines the impacts of human trafficking panics perpetuated by media, including understanding the origins of human trafficking in the nineteenth century white slave panic, the ways that popular media perpetuates stereotypes, the reality of trafficking at sporting events, and the role of social media in generating misinformation.

Historical and Modern Perspectives on Moral Panics, Media, and Crime

Human Trafficking Hysteria

Unexpected Atlases

Whether you're a believer or a skeptic, this book is an essential read for anyone looking to understand the full scope of UFO and UAP sightings worldwide.

and Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena

Atlas of Unidentified Flying Objects

Philip K. Dick, Thomas Pynchon, and Alex Jones

The Aesthetics of Conspiracy Theory

Empyreal Trilogy

Nicole Palmer's secret powers are invaluable. As an Empyreal, she harbours the ability to destroy dangerous creatures, an ability The Wake -a shadowy organisation that governs all supernatural creatures- will stop at no lengths to weaponize. Dormant for now, Nicole knows if her powers were to be triggered she'd suffer the same deadly fate as her mother.To stay safe from The Wake and find a final encoded message from her mother, Nicole secures a role researching the supernatural art collection at the local Cornish manor. But when Kyan McCarter, The Wake's most skilled Empyreal and perhaps Nicole's greatest enemy, is stationed there to track a deadly creature, they are forced to work together to stop a painting falling into the wrong hands.As their hunt for the creature progresses,it threatens to expose Nicole's powers, and her tenuous alliance with Kyan begins to threaten her heart. If Nicole's true identity is revealed, Kyan will hunt her next. No one disobeys The Wake and survives. Especially when the art they're seeking could hold the key to a conspiracy that would change the lives of creatures and humans forever ...

The Temptation of Magic

Explore captivating true stories of UFO sightings and alien encounters that will leave you questioning if we are truly alone in the universe. A fascinating compendium of reported alien sightings, encounters and abductions, such as the mysterious Belgian UFO wave, the unusual Lubbock lights, and the infamous Roswell incident What did Kenneth Arnold see flying above Mount Rainier? What were the Phoenix Lights? What really happened at the Battle of Los Angeles? Humans have always looked to the skies and pondered what was up there. Throughout the centuries, science has provided us with many answers, but there are some mysteries that remain unexplained. In our modern world, many of us find ourselves asking the eternal conundrum, "Are we alone in this universe?" This intriguing anthology examines incidents that were so puzzling they led witnesses to draw one inevitable conclusion: that aliens really do exist. Inside you will discover some of the most mysterious reports of UFO sightings, close encounters and alien abductions from across the globe. The real-life accounts within are compelling, bizarre and at times spine-chilling, each leaving you with a sense of wonder and a thirst to uncover the truth about life beyond our world.

Mystifying True Stories of Alleged Alien Encounters

Aliens

What's left? - Eine Streitschrift für mehr Aufklärung und Universalismus im Kampf gegen rechtsWer links ist, muss woke sein. Wer woke ist, zählt zu den Linken. Wer so denkt, so Susan Neiman, zieht einen fatalen Fehlschluss. Längst haben sich sogenannte linke Stimmen der Gegenwart von philosophischen Ideen verabschiedet, die den linken Standpunkt seit 200 Jahren leiten: ein Bekenntnis zum Universalismus, eine klare Unterscheidung zwischen Recht und Macht und der Glaube an die Möglichkeit des Fortschritts.In ihrer eindringlichen Streitschrift zeigt die renommierte Philosophin, wie traditionell linke Empfindungen wie der Wunsch nach Gerechtigkeit durch eine Reihe theoretischer Annahmen aus der Spur gerieten und ausgehöhlt wurden - und sie appelliert an die heutige Linke, zu ihren Idealen zurückzukehren, um dem weltweiten Rechtsruck entgegenzuwirken. 'Susan Neimans klares Denken und ihre pfeilgenaue Sprache sind Rettung und Genuss. Sie stellt die Verirrungen der Gegenwart vom Kopf zurück auf die Füße.'Eva Menasse'Ein Buch, das die Linke über ihre eigenen Widersprüche aufklärt ... und Emotionen und Geist anregt.'Wolfram Eilenberger, Deutschlandfunk Kultur'Neiman gelingt eine exemplarisch zugespitzte Systematisierung und Charakterisierung der in den vergangenen Jahren viel diskutierten Konfliktlinien. ... Die bittersüße Lektüre der Stunde.'Jens-Christian Rabe, Süddeutsche Zeitung'Susan Neiman will mit ihrem neuen Buch das kritische Denken schärfen.'Elisabeth von Thadden, Die Zeit

What’s left? – Eine Streitschrift für mehr Aufklärung und Universalismus im Kampf gegen rechtsWer links ist, muss woke sein. Wer woke ist, zählt zu den Linken. Wer so denkt, so Susan Neiman, zieht einen fatalen Fehlschluss. Längst haben sich sogenannte linke Stimmen der Gegenwart von philosophischen Ideen verabschiedet, die den linken Standpunkt seit 200 Jahren leiten: ein Bekenntnis zum Universalismus, eine klare Unterscheidung zwischen Recht und Macht und der Glaube an die Möglichkeit des Fortschritts.In ihrer eindringlichen Streitschrift zeigt die renommierte Philosophin, wie traditionell linke Empfindungen wie der Wunsch nach Gerechtigkeit durch eine Reihe theoretischer Annahmen aus der Spur gerieten und ausgehöhlt wurden – und sie appelliert an die heutige Linke, zu ihren Idealen zurückzukehren, um dem weltweiten Rechtsruck entgegenzuwirken. »Susan Neimans klares Denken und ihre pfeilgenaue Sprache sind Rettung und Genuss. Sie stellt die Verirrungen der Gegenwart vom Kopf zurück auf die Füße.«Eva Menasse»Ein Buch, das die Linke über ihre eigenen Widersprüche aufklärt ... und Emotionen und Geist anregt.«Wolfram Eilenberger, Deutschlandfunk Kultur»Neiman gelingt eine exemplarisch zugespitzte Systematisierung und Charakterisierung der in den vergangenen Jahren viel diskutierten Konfliktlinien. … Die bittersüße Lektüre der Stunde.«Jens-Christian Rabe, Süddeutsche Zeitung»Susan Neiman will mit ihrem neuen Buch das kritische Denken schärfen.«Elisabeth von Thadden, Die Zeit

Der SPIEGEL-Bestseller | Aktualisiert und

Links ist nicht woke. ÜBERARBEITETE NEUAUSGABE

The Apocalypse Omnibus collects the best of Adam Parfrey’s essays in a single volume. 
Adam Parfrey was, before starting iconoclastic publisher Feral House, a writer. His foresight in revealing extreme trends and societal angst long before mainstream media had any inkling of the darkness bubbling just under the surface of American culture earned him praise and derision.&nbsp; Apocalypse Culture (1987) was hailed by J.G. Ballard as the “terminal documents of the Twentieth Century.”
Many of the included essays are eerily prescient as Parfrey warned about right-wing militias in the early nineties and documented the rise of conspiracy-dominated thinking decades before Republican government officials loudly declared political opponents were satanically inspired drinkers of baby blood. Yet Parfrey’s interests were wide-ranging and Apocalypse Omnibus includes profiles of outré characters, artists, and, yes, some crackpots. Parfrey loved tweaking American mythology by resurrecting lost texts highlighting outlaws and outsiders. He continually sought to expose the absurdity of American culture. His collective writings have become the ur-texts of the "Dirtbag Left."
"Parfrey was fascinated by the contrast between America portrayed as wholesome freedom-loving peacekeepers and the reality of covert military operations, mass-drug experiments, and the obscured “wizards” hidden behind the curtain pulling the levers of power. His work has been lauded as groundbreaking and criticized as dangerous. In a time when truth has been stretched to the breaking point, Parfrey’s essays remind readers that there is always more to the story.
Apocalypse Omnibus also contains material previously published in the out-of-print books, Apocalypse Culture 2 (2003) and Cult Rapture (1995), as well as new material culled from his extensive private archives. It also contains a selection of Parfrey’s essays and investigations, originally published in the San Diego Reader, Village Voice, Hustler Magazine, and on his own site, and inaccessible for years, are collected here in a single volume. Includes one full-color insert of Adam by Joe Coleman.

The Apocalypse Omnibus collects the best of Adam Parfrey’s essays in a single volume. 
Adam Parfrey was, before starting iconoclastic publisher Feral House, a writer. His foresight in revealing extreme trends and societal angst long before mainstream media had any inkling of the darkness bubbling just under the surface of American culture earned him praise and derision.&nbsp; Apocalypse Culture (1987) was hailed by J.G. Ballard as the “terminal documents of the Twentieth Century.”
Many of the included essays are eerily prescient as Parfrey warned about right-wing militias in the early nineties and documented the rise of conspiracy-dominated thinking decades before Republican government officials loudly declared political opponents were satanically inspired drinkers of baby blood. Yet Parfrey’s interests were wide-ranging and Apocalypse Omnibus includes profiles of outré characters, artists, and, yes, some crackpots. Parfrey loved tweaking American mythology by resurrecting lost texts highlighting outlaws and outsiders. He continually sought to expose the absurdity of American culture. His collective writings have become the ur-texts of the "Dirtbag Left."
"Parfrey was fascinated by the contrast between America portrayed as wholesome freedom-loving peacekeepers and the reality of covert military operations, mass-drug experiments, and the obscured “wizards” hidden behind the curtain pulling the levers of power. His work has been lauded as groundbreaking and criticized as dangerous. In a time when truth has been stretched to the breaking point, Parfrey’s essays remind readers that there is always more to the story.
Apocalypse Omnibus also contains material previously published in the out-of-print books, Apocalypse Culture 2 (2003) and Cult Rapture (1995), as well as new material culled from his extensive private archives. It also contains a selection of Parfrey’s essays and investigations, originally published in the San Diego Reader, Village Voice, Hustler Magazine, and on his own site, and inaccessible for years, are collected here in a single volume. Includes one full-color insert of Adam by Joe Coleman.

The Adam Parfrey Reader

Apocalypse Omnibus

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In the 1970s, an incredibly popular new film genre emerged, one that would later be reborn on television. And yet there has never been a book on the subject…until now.
Weirdumentary examines over 45 movies, positioned as documentaries, that began with Chariots of the Gods (1970) and ended with The Man Who Saw Tomorrow (1981). Relying on spurious experts, questionable evidence, and low-budget dramatizations, these pseudo-scientific documentaries examined subjects ranging from the Bermuda Triangle to Bigfoot, from the paranormal to speculative histories. And they made millions of dollars from Americans who repeatedly bought tickets to them at movie theaters. Weirdumentary features a fun and accessible history of these crazy films, individual entries on all of them, and a plethora of fantastic images. Weirdumentary is a must for fans of the cinema, of pop culture, of the 1970s, and of UFOlogy, the paranormal, cryptids, and all things weird!

Ancient Aliens, Fallacious Prophecies, and Mysterious Monsters from 1970s Documentaries

Weirdumentary

Not For Disclosure

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