Vol. 1 of the Lipstick and War Crimes Series, male student edition is called A Single Guy's Guide to Predatory Women, and is the mirror edition of A Thinking Girl's Guide to Sexual Identity. This edition is the opposite of mysogynist, and calls for a return to respect of the natural feminine. The series calls on young people to discover their true make up in order to create a positive future, which older people are often too asleep to realize is in jeapordy. In Vol. 1 we enter the mind boggling world of gender sculpting and why this social engineering has been pushed on...

Vol 2 Zen and the Art of Deprogramming - Letting Go of Social Engineering is the Zen edition of Vol 2 of the Lipstick and War Crimes Series by Ray Songtree. It includes the Zen, Christian, and Indigenous introductions to the previous Vol. 1 of series.

Zen actually means Zen Buddhism which the author became familiar with as a young man through Kobun Chino Roshi, who was also the sensei of Steve Jobs of Apple Inc. This deep yet wide book covers our present social conditioning and who is behind it. Young people will be familar with the many music industry...

Vol . 1 of the Lipstick and War Crimes Series - the Zen edition.

Zen and the Art of De-programming: Letting go of Social Engineering is the Zen edition of Vol. 1 from the Lipstick and War Crimes Book Series by Ray Songtree, with an introduction that gives the Buddhist perspective. The author was friends with Kobun Chino Roshi, the sensei of Steve Jobs. Additionally, the introductions to the Christian and Indigenous editions are included. Vol 1. introduces us to the mind boggling reality of gender sculpting, using some of the female icons of the last 70...

The New Jewish Mandate: Renouncing the Money Changers is the Jewish Edition of Vol. 2 of the Lipstick and War Crimes Series by Ray Songtree, with special introduction for friends and critics of Israel.

From David Ben Gurion to the Grammy award Divas, with over 350 color images, Vol 2 is a provocative exposE of our undiscussed social engineering. Does social engineering weaken our moral judgement and our ability to assess our impact on world? Who profits? Who is shaping us?

"He brings dry to wet and wet to dry ... no genre works to describe it." - Sandra...