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This book is a provocative and gripping story of the rise of America's secret government. It exposes the underside of Allen Welsh Dulles, who manipulated and subverted American presidents to further his personal interests and those of the wealthy elite. Dulles colluded with Nazi-controlled cartels, German war criminals, and Mafiosi, and his tactics included targeting foreign leaders for assassination and overthrowing nationalist governments. The book also presents new evidence related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and highlights the dark times in American politics during Dulles's decade as CIA director. It is a timely and disturbing account of the power elite that controlled Washington, D.C., following World War II[1][3][4].

In this intimate and open account, Alex Van Halen shares his personal story of family, friendship, music, and brotherly love. The book recounts the brothers’ childhood in the Netherlands and later in Pasadena, California, their early days as musicians, and the rise of Van Halen to rock stardom. It includes tales of musical politics, infighting, and the bad-boy behavior of the band, but primarily focuses on the deep bond between Alex and his brother Edward. The memoir is filled with delightful details and personal anecdotes, including never-before-seen photos from the author’s private archives. It stops at the point of David Lee Roth’s departure from the band in 1984 and does not cover the later years of Van Halen’s career[1][2][3].

In 'Standing My Ground', Harry Dunn provides a firsthand account of the January 6, 2021, Capitol insurrection. The book not only recounts the events of that day but also explores Dunn's personal journey and his decision to speak out against those who deny the horrors faced by law enforcement. It delves into the political and racial divides in the U.S., advocating for preserving democracy through accountability.

In 'Rigged', Mollie Hemingway provides a detailed account of the 2020 U.S. presidential election, arguing that systemic bias and manipulation by media, Big Tech, and Democrats significantly influenced the outcome. The book explores how these entities worked together to undermine the Trump presidency and secure a Democratic victory. Based on exclusive interviews with campaign officials and other key figures, Hemingway's work aims to expose the mechanisms behind this perceived manipulation.