The Greatest Lie Ever Sold makes the case that the land which became the United States of America was not known as “The Colonies” but “The Plantations,” that these lands were not transformed from pristine forest to labor camps by African men but by European boys, that the root of the American nation was not a place of liberty and freedom but a place of servitude and exploitation—in short, an economic zone fueled by human trafficking in its most savage forms.

The Greatest Lie Ever Sold: The Foundation of Our Misbegotten Nation

History

LaFond, James

Americas

Independently published

What is it like to be punched, kicked, kneed, grabbed, smashed, stabbed, whipped, whooped, mauled and cleaved?Ask the author. And, just in case he is too brain-damaged to offer a coherent answer by the time you meet, he has recorded his impressions of life from the short end of the combative stick within this brutally hilarious book.The book is organized into 14 chapters by body part [among which the author includes ego/spirit] with 11 photos.

Winter of a Fighting Life: A Kinetic Memoir (Harm City Books)

Sports & Outdoors

Individual Sports

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

What would an extraterrestrial zoologist do upon first encountering the inhabitants of planet earth?Within this book the reader will find the 18 letters of Regal M-116-S to the Primates of Blue, and one lone missive to the four-legs.

Take Me To Your Breeder: Letters from an Extraterrestrial Anthropologist

Politics & Social Sciences

Anthropology

Whether your interest in boxing is oriented toward the ring, the cage, the street, or the flat screen TV on your man cave wall, American Fist will broaden and deepen your understanding of this ancient art that has, in its final form, become something quintessentially American.

American Fist: A Fighter’s View of Boxing

Engaging urban survival guide, brutal oral history and outrageous memoir, this disturbing book makes the case that civilization is a lie, human society is essentially cannibalistic, and you are on the menu. If you like Harm City you will love this; it's LaFond at his most politically incorrect.

When You're Food: A Fighter’s View of Predatory Aggression

Social Sciences

This urban survival guide answers dozens of self-defense and avoidance questions, including:What can I legally defend myself with while in public spaces?Don't Get Boned is a handbook for surviving the nuanced threats of postmodern urban life, written for the person residing in the hunting matrix outside of law enforcement.

Don't Get Boned: The Harm City Handbook

The author gives a varied and insightful glimpse into a little known, and often less understood, segment of Postmodern America, the dwindling midsized city. The American ghetto has become an internal wilderness which incubates the worst aspects of postmodern life, and is rarely seen from a non-law enforcement perspective. How the Ghetto Got My Soul brings this often gray world to life.

How the Ghetto Got My Soul: A Harm City Book

In Narco Night Train counterculture urban violence writer James LaFond offers a selection of stranger than fiction truths to illustrate the massive threat to personal autonomy that is the 21st Century American Narco State. You do not have to agree with the author that the people of America are being drugged into insensibility and led up the chronologic meat chute to agree that drug use and The Drug War in the United States are cultural driving mechanisms.

Narco Night Train: A Dissident View of the American Narcostate

Black & Pale: Fruit of The Deceiver Omnibus Edition

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Shorn of Little Sissy Things is a brutally hip view of ancient combat from the perspective of a modern stick-fighter, machete-duelist and boxing coach. The author offers a fighter’s view of ancient life, not the sissified backward looking dreamscape of the armchair mastermind, but the ‘oh, yeah, that would work’ matter-of-fact view shared by those who fight. Includes: When Heroes Fought The 10 Worst Ancient Military Jobs Gladiators and Bodybuilders The Award Winning essay Little Sissy Things a critical bibliography, and more

Shorn of Little Sissy Things: A Fighter’s View of Ancient Combat: 2010-2014

Ancient Civilizations

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