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Ever want to be a doctor or wonder how a physician feels about healthcare? Follow one man's journey through medical training and his reflections on the process. Less Than Human is a physician's experience and 'insider perspective' into the abusive and corrupt academic, political and legal systems one navigates to succeed in medicine. There is a dehumanizing aspect of medicine/healthcare for both patients and doctors. Our academic system treats...

The author's hopes are this book will help veterans overcome and their families understand the physical and mental damage experienced from war. The author, a former Recon Marine sergeant, has experienced the horrendous effects of PTSD and found avenues of help in regaining his own spirituality and love from his family, including a miracle! This author also recognizes those who suffer from just plain old lack of love or abandonment as children,...

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Since the United Nations adopted the principle of selfdetermination in 1945, great powers have found that military strength is no guarantee of success in small wars fought against insurgents who use unconventional guerrilla and terrorist tactics. As James Gannon argues, it is well past time for Americans to understand that military victory is usually beyond their reach in this kind of warfare. Although he believes the war in Afghanistan is jus...

Liberal media bias is an established fact, and Jeff Gannon witnessed it first hand while serving "behind enemy lines" in the White House press corps. Gannon's story of how he was driven out of the White House illustrates the challenges conservative journalists face in a profession that is institutionally and genetically liberal. Part of this book is an account of what members of the Old Media, Democrats and liberal activists will do to keep co...

Liberal media bias is an established fact, and Jeff Gannon witnessed it first hand while serving "behind enemy lines" in the White House press corps. Gannon's story of how he was driven out of the White House illustrates the challenges conservative journalists face in a profession that is institutionally and genetically liberal. Part of this book is an account of what members of the Old Media, Democrats and liberal activists will do to keep co...

This work challenges enablers and supporters of the Iraq war who proclaim that the American counterinsurgency will prevail. In fact, Gannon contends, more often than not since the United Nations adopted the right of national self-determination in 1945, the insurgents have won. History, he suggests, is not on America's side.

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The first book-length treatment of an important Confederate regiment composed mostly of Irish immigrants who were involved in most of the important Civil War battles in the East.