A refreshing depiction of America as seen through the eyes of a young Midwesterner, Carl Steiner, and how he views school, girls, religion, the Army, and growing up in a traumatic time.

A hard-hitting novel, which depicts the Palestine-Israel conundrum, scene of the world's oldest continuing conflict. In a new light, the lives of a Jewish family, a Palestinian family, and an American family, whose fates are shown to intermingle in a way, that forces the descendants of each to realize, that killing one another is not going to bring peace to their children." On The Road To Damascus" examines, in depth, how Islam came about, who runs it, and what keeps it going. " On The Road To Damascus" charges that Sharon, the uncanny Jewish leader, who instituted, and now suckles, his...

This historical novel graphically shows America's stupidity, laxity, and gullibility, which for a half century politicians, and its captains of commerce. It is also a story relating the adventures of an American, drawn to China as part of the historic "Flying Tigers," and who remains in the Far East as a successful businessman. He watches with horror as the people of China are constantly harassed, arrested, and executed. They are stripped of property, freedom, lives, heritage, and religion, to protect a communist totalitarian dictatorship, which arose unabated from the ashes of a billion...

The West is symbolized by America's romance with the cowboy rancher. We admire his independence, and reliance on his own skills and abilities. This historical novel depicts those settlers of the Wild West, whose calming influence on the calamities indigenous to that area, led to our modern day ranchers.

The adventures of the Jones family, who, in the late 1940's find themselves the owners of a horse ranch, in Wyoming's hard-bitten, arid and unforgiving ranch country, and how they cope with the problems and the joys of operating a ranch, is the gist of this book.

Their success is based...

America is symbolized by its independent, Protestant, Christian culture, unknown by any other nation or peoples, in the course of history.

It's a culture, legitimized, and defended, by an incomparable set of words, formulated into a Constitution, miraculously fashioned by an elite group of men, who carried the wisdom of God, and the ages, in their bosoms, granting the American citizen a unique legacy.

This legacy has been gratuitously bestowed, on all peoples who have been legitimately drawn to this generous nation, requiring only that they love America, to become a part of its destiny....

Latin America has always been fixed in the mind of the average American as a happy place, doing the tango or having a mardi gras, and not the place where one would expect the arising of a new-age, communist-like 'internationale."

That image is punctured by Latin America's huge nature-granted oil reserves. Latin oil creates a battleground of all the world's energy competitors. The image is also blurred by the hapless coca leaf, raised by Latin America's indigenous Indians, but used as a money source by a murderous band of communist, capitalist, cut-throats, called F.A.R.C., who operating...

Where is America going? Is its future that of a Third World Banana Republic?

Is our unique, Shining City on the Hill Nation, baptized by the blood of its revolutionary Protestant Christian Founders, and defended by the blood of their descendants, being unceremoniously allowed to wither and die for naught, in only one, uncaring generation?

IS THAT NOT TREASON?

America's problems are caused by outsourcing its manufacturing but an equal cause of our precipitous downfall, is the unwillingness of our politicians, media, academia, plus the acquiescence of many American citizens, to protest...

Consider the election of a president in 2008. Is it possible to buck the establishments of both the Democrats and Republicans, and elect a president that truly represents the values and the morals of traditional America? Adam Himmelher (German for Heaven sent), a traditional, conservative, Christian, and a non-establishment politician, from Deadwood, South Dakota, decides to find out. As a proponent of "the Contract with America," Adam is elected to Congress. He, along with his fellow fifty new "contract" electees, form a value based congressional organization dubbed the "Himmelher Hawks."...