An Open Autopsy on America - Paul Schilling - Books - Xlibris Us - 9781984530738 - June 16, 2018
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An Open Autopsy on America

Paul Schilling

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An Open Autopsy on America

This book is an exposé on how America is responding to tumultuous activities since her founding. It has become obvious to most Americans that their nation has hit the crossroads of a paradigm of events. The author, on the other hand, as a member of this society began to study intensely what was going on and what effects people were going through when the standing president Barack Obama would say one thing and then do exactly the opposite through executive fiat. The stealing of documents by former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, her use of her own personal server for the dispersal of departmental and top secret emails is astounding. Advanced knowledge of a terrorist attack is one thing; however, it remains a quagmire when both the secretary of state as well as the president concoct lies to trick and fool the American people. The crucial notion of the system of checks and balances on each branch of government is lost without US Constitutional oversight. Therefore, when one finds that the Internal Revenue Service or a former director of the FBI is found operating for another person's charitable foundation who just so happens to be running for the Office of the President is disastrous. America is not unlike any other nation on earth; however, when people are given the power to live above the law in a "rule of law" established and guaranteed in a nation, that is when someone needs to write a book about the discovery.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released June 16, 2018
ISBN13 9781984530738
Publishers Xlibris Us
Pages 204
Dimensions 152 × 229 × 12 mm   ·   303 g
Language English  

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