Martin Capages Boeken

Focusing on the American Heartland, this continuation explores its reaction to the rising Progressive dual justice system and threats to the First and Second Amendments. It critiques the principles of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, highlighting concerns over election integrity following alleged fraud in the 2020 Presidential election and Georgia's Senatorial election. The pamphlet emphasizes the importance of safeguarding the electoral process in the upcoming 2022 and 2024 elections.

The book explores the American Heartland's reaction to contemporary challenges such as Progressivism, climate change, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the influence of China, while also addressing the infiltration of Marxism into education through Critical Race Theory. It presents a critical analysis of these issues and includes a modern Declaration of Independence, expanding on ideas first introduced in "The Moral Case for American Freedom." The work aims to provoke thought on the future of American values and freedoms.

Set in a whimsical world, the narrative explores the science of climate change through the eyes of a group of hogs. These anthropomorphic characters navigate their environment, reflecting on the impact of human actions and the consequences of neglecting nature. The story blends humor and insight, providing a unique commentary on ecological issues while engaging readers with the hogs' adventures and struggles. The imaginative perspective invites contemplation on serious themes in an entertaining and accessible way.

The book critiques the Democratic Party's pursuit of power, arguing that it has corrupted American educational institutions and biased media towards socialism. It contends that this shift has misled the Millennial Generation, presenting a Marxist perspective. The author aims to clarify misconceptions about the United States, emphasizing its foundation as a government "Of the People, by the People and for the People," and seeks to restore the promise of Individual Freedom as outlined in the nation's founding documents.

The book critiques the current progressive interpretation of the U.S. Constitution, arguing it undermines individual freedom and leads to national bankruptcy. It emphasizes the need for Generation Z to reclaim the Founders' vision of governance. Utilizing a debate methodology by Alex Epstein, the author presents a fictional narrative that reflects on American history, engages with founders and modern thinkers, and proposes a Convention of States as a potential remedy. The text also includes the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution for reference.

This book is the biography of Orland Kay Armstrong, husband, father, freelance journalist, writer, publisher and United States Congressman from the 6 th District of Missouri. O. K. Armstrong was a crusader for Justice and warrior for Truth, inspired by his Faith to serve his fellow citizens. O. K. Armstrong was the founding director of the School of Journalism at the University of Florida, he graduated summa cum laud from Drury and also obtained bachelors and masters degrees from the University of Missouri at Columbia School of Journalism studying under the distinguished Walter Williams-the originator of the Journalistic Creed. He also obtained a law degree from Columbia. Armstrong was a WWI fighter pilot, a Missouri State congressman and a member of the U. S. House of Representatives. He was one of Readers Digest most prolific writers and editors. This is his story.