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"For some, the Vietnam War was hell on earth.
For me it was my chance to escape from hell."
-- Randy Kington
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Randy Kington served on the front line
with some of the first Marine combat units in Vietnam in
1965 and ’66. In his book, "What
a Life," Kington describes his transformation from
boy to man and the training that allowed him to survive
nine months of some of the fiercest fighting of the Vietnam
War. On March 21, 1966, Randy received a horrific wound.
He recounts the nine grueling months of hospitalization
and rehabilitation. The final chapter tells of his adjustment
to life in a wheelchair and the many people who played a
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America is on the rocks after two years
of the the first woman president--Kipper Rodwell. The
chain of destruction ends with her untimely death. A hero
comes on the scene. America is turning around. The power
brokers in Washington don't like the trend. Their plan
for him and America is the Pandemonium of 2012. But fate
plays a wild card. Patriots won't let the republic die,
as they struggle against Islamic terrorism, loss of civil
liberties, a great nation unraveling at the seams, and
revolution.
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Gary
Aldrich's best selling book, released originally in July
of 1996, Unlimited Access: An FBI Agent Inside the Clinton
White House spent 20 weeks on the New York Times
best seller list.
An enhanced paperback version with four
new chapters, photos and other documentation was released
in February, 1998 and includes a foreward by Michael Reagan.
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Bestselling author and former FBI agent Gary Aldrich
has teamed up with former White House speechwriter Mark
Davis to pen the fictional political thriller of the year.
When the career-derailing opposition researcher known
as "Dr. Death" is found dead on the floor of
the Nixon Library, with his lips sewn shut and the message
"Speak No Evil" written next to his body, it's
up to FBI Special Agent Mike McGuire and journalist Anne
Carlson to find his killer.
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Gary Aldrich's newest book, Thunder on the Left!
When all the problems facing us today are considered,
including the immediate threat of terrorists, you must
conclude -- as Aldrich so cleverly sets forth in his book
-- that the Hard-Left is guilty as charged!
Thunder on the Left is endorsed by Buzz Paterson,
Lieutenant Colonel, USAF (Ret.), author of the NY Times
best-seller, Dereliction of Duty; Dr. Tim LaHaye, author
of the best-selling Left Behind series.
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Do you know the difference between caveat
emptor and an empty bowl of caviar? Likewise, if you’ve
been carjacked, are you the victim of a robbery, burglary,
or are you just happy to finally be rid of that 1983 Chevy
Nova? In If It Does Not Fit, Must You Acquit?, you
will find the answer to these questions and hundreds of
equally silly questions. More importantly, you will learn
the fundamental principles of our legal system. In our rush
to get this book to the presses, we neglected to obtain
advance reviews from notables. However, if we had done so,
we believe they would have went something like this:
"This is a high-tech lynching of the
legal system!" -- Clarence Thomas
"This is a great book, depending upon
the meanings of the words "great," "book,"
and "sexual relations with that woman." -- Bill
Clinton
"Don't try to read this book while
eating pretzels. Trust me on this one." -- George W.
Bush
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After five years as an educator in Los Angeles County, A.J.
Kaufman left teaching and moved out of California, eventually
settling in the Midwest. Following a year of traveling,
working and doing research, this book and two others emerged.
Toward the end of his time as an educator, the young teacher
began co-writing educational reform commentaries, often
with his former colleague, Aaron Hanscom. Being continually
blackballed and shunned at meetings, having to endure looks
of incredulity and a lack of respect from co-workers; this
suddenly became Mr. Kaufman's life as a teacher. This situation
led to his premature resignation from the profession that
was his first love, but also gave him the opportunity to
expose-as well as assist-American education's gradual rise
from the doldrums it now encompasses. Kaufman has done radio
interviews on these topics, and his essays on education
have been featured in half a dozen newspapers and numerous
websites. As the book often indicates, if his ideas are
accepted and enacted in any form in the future, Mr. Kaufman's
time as a teacher will have been well spent.
"People like Ari help bring necessary
change to our schools. He is a Martin Luther of education."
- Former California Assembly candidate and LAPD officer
Clark Baker
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America
and the whole of western civilization are involved in a
war to the death with the Islamic world. Many Americans
refuse to accept that truth or face the reality
that we’re engaged in a worldwide war as they would
rather ignore it, hope it goes away, and presume it won’t
truly affect us.
In An Immodest Proposal for Ending and
Winning the War on Terror, Gene Lalor, PhD, discusses the
world today and how the liberal mind-set has affected the
political climate. He advocates a two-phase plan for ending
and winning the War on Terror that not only includes the
continuity of the United States but the continuity of the
American way of life.
The United States can only survive, Lalor
asserts, if we
understand some fundamental facts:
* We’re not immortal, either as
individuals or a nation;
* Our cherished rights and privileges
as a people are strangling us as a nation.
* With this Islamic foe, if we don’t
kill them first, they’re going to kill us.
Lalor’s vision is not a doomsday
scenario; he promises there is
a solution and a future if we prevail and survive—but
neither is a given.
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"For some, the Vietnam War
was hell on earth. For me it was my chance to escape from hell."
-- Randy Kington
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his book, visit
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