Long-term peace activist Bob Aldridge has spent years researching how our nation was beguiled into another senseless war. Here he describes how America is being conquered by a group of neoconservatives who under the guise of a "war on terror" and "national security" have systematically and stealthily undermined democracy and in the process are scrapping our Constitution. Starting with their wiggling into the White House and conjuring up a crisis to rally the country into a contrived war, he systematically paints a disturbing picture of the decay of civil rights, showing how the government is not only keeping tabs on the populace but is also steadily eroding humanitarian law so our Declaration of Independence has been relegated to history courses.

Edited by Dean Turner, Ph.D. and Richard Hazelett, this book comprises excerpts from Dr. Herbert Eugene Ives' response to Einstein's theories which Dr. Ives called a "myth" plus "The Einstein Myth" by Dr. Turner and a condensed version of "Euclid or Einstein" by Jeremiah Joseph Callahan. This is a monumental scientific work that shatters the relativity theory and replaces it with a new, readily understood theory that is in conformity with all known phenomena. It restores logical clarity, common sense and realism to the study of space and time and opens the door to greater freedom of creative research, speculation, progress and practical discovery in the fields of physics and cosmology. The notes reveal startling, unexpected, little-known facts.

Our country has slipped car-by-car into a massive dependency on a transportation system which has become a public addiction claim authors Hart & Spivak, both engineers. Cars and trucks have been identified as the most wasteful element of our consumer society, yet few protest the public subsidies that keep this system going–the free use by motorists and the trucking industry of costly urban space and municipal services. This vicious cycle continues causing an enormous trade imbalance and ecological damage froom producing a billion tons of carbon dioxide a year. Here are practical ways which could turn this devastating system around and start to unravel the complicated grasp on our lives held by the internal combustion engine.