America Aggressive Approach to Multipolar World - Max Blumenthal, Alexander Mercouris, Glenn Diesen

Torat HaMelech, or The King's Torah, is a highly controversial book written by Rabbis Yitzhak Shapira and Yosef Elitzur. It has been criticized for its interpretations of Jewish law that allegedly justify violence against non-Jews, including children. The book's ideas have been endorsed by Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh, leading to widespread condemnation from other religious leaders.

This book documents Venezuela's unprecedented economic contraction, which was not only due to the failure of its economic model but also the breakdown of its political system. It explores how politicians used 'scorched earth' strategies to target the economy in their struggle for power, leading to a catastrophic stalemate that severely impacted living standards. The book serves as a cautionary tale for other democracies facing similar challenges.

Goliath by Matt Stoller is a detailed historical account that re-tells U.S. history as a fight between monopolists and anti-monopolists. The book begins in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, focusing on figures like J.P. Morgan and Andrew Mellon, and traces the struggle through the Great Depression, the New Deal, World War II, and the post-war period up to the present. Stoller highlights key personalities such as Wright Patman, Ralph Nader, and Michael Milken, and discusses the impact of anti-monopoly policies on American democracy. The book also explores the resurgence of authoritarianism and populism in modern American politics and the historical context that led to the current political landscape[2][3][4].