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Do you want Canada to be a conservative nations for decades to come? Eh? If we do then we have a big job ahead of us. We have to elect common-sense conservative men and women to the thousands of public offices - local, regional, provincial, and federal - throughout Canada. This book tells you how to do that. It covers every aspect of planning and running an election campaign anywhere in Canada, for any level of office. Every member of every conservative campaign in Canada will find this book useful. It will help you win.

This book is about the progressive and deceptive era we live in. The history of progressivism and globalization as well as future prophecy about the harlot during the tribulation is addressed. A chapter on women in the last days and the subversion against women and Israel will grow. There is also a copy of relativism and how it began with progressivism in Europe. It was presented as a document to the Roman Catholic Church during the 1500's and was initially rejected as heresy but was later accepted. The Jesuits were particularly worldly and accepted a lot of world philosophies.

Whether you're a business leader, entrepreneur, martial artist, student, or simply seeking practical wisdom, this Complete Strategy Collection delivers powerful insights into leadership, competition, and self-mastery—timeless tools for victory in any field.

Theology of Money is a reflection on the main constitutional problems of the current social and economic system that are threatening the very existence of civilization and thousands of species on the planet, something that humanity has never faced throughout its existence. This crisis has its roots in the dominant economic system since the XVII century: capitalism and its latest most destructive versions, such as neoliberalism, the culture of consumerism, neofacist politics and the neofeudal economy of corporations.

This book examines the idea that the American Democratic and Republican Parties are not actually in conflict but part of a naturalistic dynamic that maintains relative order in American society but has also left many important problems unsolved.

On March of 2014 the French Economist, Thomas Piketty, released the English version of his book "Capital in the Twenty-First Century." It immediately became the talk of the nation, hitting the best-seller lists even though it was a long, dense, and difficult economic treatise. It gave substantial, extensively research proof to the claim of the Left that inequality was growing rapidly and would have disastrous political and social consequences. This short critique takes a hard look at the book and points out its flaws.

Throughout this book the following theme will be reiterated, often; every command, edict, decree, law, bylaw, regulation, rule, statute, bill, policy, vote, directive, guideline, instruction, control, political mandate or philosophy, that has ever existed involves regulating human action(s) in some way…and we have all been regulated since ancient times. This book is an abstract analysis of authority itself, but more than this it is the sum of the author’s critical investigation into its history, essence, meaning, purpose, as well as into its various applications, both modern and ...