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I have been a solid supporter of Donald Trump since he was a candidate. I wrote a book supporting his candidacy and two books in support of him as President. But he's burned too many bridges and is forced to resign to avoid being impeached or removed according to the 25th amendment.

This collection of essays brings together moral, social and political philosophers from Britain, Canada, New Zealand and the United States who explore a wide range of issues under the three headings of Philosophy, Society and Culture; Ethics, Economics and Justice; and Rights, Law and Punishment. The topics discussed range from the public responsibility of intellectuals to the justice of military tribunals, and from posthumous reproduction to the death penalty.

A brief and accessible introduction to Buddhism.

This brief text assists students in understanding Gandhi's philosophy and thinking so they can more fully engage in useful, intelligent class dialogue and improve their understanding of course content. Part of the Wadsworth Notes Series, (which will eventually consist of approximately 100 titles, each focusing on a single "thinker" from ancient times to the present), ON GANDHI is written by a philosopher deeply versed in the philosophy of this key thinker. Like other books in the series, this concise book offers sufficient insight into the thinking of a notable philosopher, better enabling students to engage in reading and to discuss the material in class and on paper.

This book offers the promise of President Trump and what his presidency meant for many of us Americans. Unfortunately his daughter was married to the Zionist Jared Kushner who, with his own sister, used the Trump name to make money for himself and his family. It was all downhill since that moment and so we are saying "Good-Bye" to our beloved President Donald Trump.

My aim in this short book is to explore the reality of what an America First administration would be like. Given that "America First!" is Donald Trump's criterion for public policy, I will be exploring what a Trump administration should look like to the extent that Donald Trump wins the election and sticks to the plans he was put forward. When I begin that task, I start first with foreign policy, then turn to domestic policy, and conclude with the nonviolent Christian nature of Trump's military plan to protect America from internal terrorist attack or from foreign attack. Before I begin, I would be irresponsible if I didn't say a bit about the political situation the world is in and the overarching threat of nuclear war.The title of the book doesn't seem to fit until you've read the entire text. The focus is that brilliant criterion of policy, "America First!" If that's all Trump had added to our political vocabulary, it would have been significant. It's as important as Occupy's 99% vs 1%. It's not much talked about in the media or even on progressive sites, where it will eventually be a hit, but it is a stroke of genius and an important contribution all by itself.The next phrase, "the moral imperative to join," derives from the seriousness of the situation we are facing. If Hillary Clinton and the Neoconservatives were to win this election, all bets are off for any kind of lasting peace here in our homeland. The mischief she wants to do to Putin, the crises she wants to create in Syria, the boisterous bombast of some of her generals, and we will fairly quickly be on the verge of nuclear war and then it will be quick and over. Most of us will be dead, along with large land mammals and even large sea mammals that spend almost any time on land at all. Had Hillary not rigged the Democratic primaries in her favor, not only with superdelegates but in collusion with a willing media of eager presstitutes all willing to please.... Had a real fifth column weighed in, perhaps Bernie Sanders would have led a floor fight at the Democratic Convention. He didn't, and the presstitutes remained presstitutes, so we have a situation where we are looking at the probability of nuclear war if Hillary Clinton becomes president. That's why each of us as a moral imperative to vote for Trump and to join this rebellion against the military status quo. It is moral and it is an imperative. The future of mammals, including us humans, as well as many birds and reptiles is at stake. This is not time to vote a third party ticket, as Bernie Sanders told his followers.

My aim in this short book is to explore the reality of what an America First administration would be like. Given that "America First!" is Donald Trump's criterion for public policy, I will be exploring what a Trump administration should look like to the extent that Donald Trump wins the election and sticks to the plans he was put forward. When I begin that task, I start first with foreign policy, then turn to domestic policy, and conclude with the nonviolent Christian nature of Trump's military plan to protect America from internal terrorist attack or from foreign attack. Before I begin, I would be irresponsible if I didn't say a bit about the political situation the world is in and the overarching threat of nuclear war.The title of the book doesn't seem to fit until you've read the entire text.

Although I have been a fanatical supporter of President Donald Trump, it is clear he has crossed a line which he cannot undo. The only option at this point for we the people is to have him impeached so I am calling for his impeachment.

Este libro explora las doctrinas centrales de Buda: las Cuatro Nobles Verdades, la Óctuple Senda, el análisis de la intimidad, el flujo de las cosas, la compasión, la sabiduría, la concentración y la liberación del sufrimiento. Su punto de vista es filosófico y se enfoca en lo que Buda enseñó sobre la condición humana: una tradición de sabiduría escrita en la que monjes y fieles budistas han encontrado una guía de salvación durante dos mil quinientos años. En los primeros ocho de los once capítulos se estudia con detalle el llamado Budismo Theravata o Hinayana, cuya fuente histórica de las enseñanzas de Buda son los primitivos textos Pali. Los tres capítulos restantes abordan en forma resumida los budismos Mahayana, Zen y Tibetano. Incluye un pequeño glosario que familiariza al lector con las palabras budistas.