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Miller, Joel

Religion & Spirituality

iUniverse

Bad Trip: How the War Against Drugs is Destroying America

The war against drugs was supposed to make America better, right? It failed. Not only does the drug war fail to keep Americans from using drugs, but its crackdown tactics also produce bigger problems than it promises to solve. In this fearlessly audacious book, Joel Miller shows that drug prohibition creates tremendous amounts of crime and corruption, helps finance anti-American terrorists, makes a joke out of U.S. border security, chips away at constitutional liberties, militarizes law enforcement, and jails hundreds of thousands of Americans. And for what? A bigger, more intrusive government that cares less and less about individual rights. Told in a bold, uncompromising style, Miller's book reveals the true and terrible nature of the war on drugs and also, just as importantly, informs readers about what they can do to kick the drug-war habit. 
"Miller nails it," says Larry Elder, host of ABC Radio's nationally syndicated Larry Elder Show and best-selling author. "He powerfully and persuasively articulates the folly, the harm and the unconstitutionality of our government's War against Drugs." And says Judge Andrew P. Napolitano of Fox News, "If you are interested in our freedoms or fearful of the government destroying human lives and wasting tax dollars on another American Prohibition, read this book and send a copy to every lawmaker and judge you know."
If you want to understand the drug problem in America, you first need to know how the government is making it worse. Bad Trip is the place to start.

Bad Trip: How the War Against Drugs Is Destroying America

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

World Net Daily Books

Your right to pursue happiness has been revoked by Big Government.
Thousands of pages of regulations, millions of employees, and trillions of tax dollars . . . Big Government is bigger than ever, and as this bloated behemoth continues to fatten up and stretch out, it squeezes America's entrepreneurs, workers, and families - cutting our choices, limiting our opportunities, and squelching our right to pursue happiness. Every year, taxes increase, regulations pile higher, the cost of living goes up - and our quality of life suffers. So with everyone obsessing about the obesity problem in America, isn't it time we looked at the fat, flabby, overstretched, and overbloated behemoth that is American government? Size Matters shows through facts, figures, and head-spinning stories that as government increases in quantity, we all suffer a loss in life quality. Miller reveals the damning details of Big Government's impact on the lives of ordinary Americans. How it . . .
<ul>
<li>reduces family income</li>
<li>drives up the cost of housing, healthcare, and most every other consumer product or service</li>
<li>hurts employment</li>
<li>misdirects entrepreneurial efforts</li>
<li>stifles vital marketplace creativity and innovation</li>
</ul>
Bristling with drama and data, Size Matters reveals the real daily drawbacks of Big Government. It comes down to this . . . Big Government = Huge Problem. Size really does matter. "Miller explains how government overregulation and porkbarrelling are costing Americans money and freedom while politicians and special interests line their pockets. This book should be a political call to arms." -Glenn Reynolds, Instapundit.com; author of An Army of Davids
"Great sport! Imagine Thomas Frank if he actually told the truth. Accessible, entertaining, informative, and relevant in the best sense of the word. Read this book and you'll never lose an argument to a liberal again." -Jack Cashill, author of Hoodwinked and Sucker Punch
"Miller will make you excited about the potential of America-and spitting mad that Big Government keeps tripping us up." -Star Parker, author of Uncle Sam's Plantation
"Who knew that reading about rapacious government growth could be so delectable?" -Nick Gillespie, editor-in-chief, Reason

Size Matters: How Big Government Puts the Squeeze on America's Families, Finances, and Freedom and Limits the Pursuit of Happiness

Nelson Current

A fast-paced biography of one of America's early heroes goes inside Revere's life as a Mason, to Boston's secret political clubs and his business relationships to show how he transformed himself from poor artisan to wealthy industrialist. Original.

The Revolutionary Paul Revere

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Thomas Nelson

Constituye una introducción básica a la cultura, la historia y las prácticas de la segunda religión más numerosa del mundo. El profesor James A. Beverley ofrece respuestas a algunas de las preguntas que se hacen los cristianos sobre el islam. Por ejemplo, qué piensan los musulmanes sobre Dios, el mundo y su lugar en él; cómo fundó Mahoma una religión que ahora se expande por todo el mundo; cómo distintos grupos dentro del islam definen la yihad; por qué Palestina es importante para los musulmanes; qué función cumplen las mujeres dentro de las diferentes comunidades islámicas; y cómo deberían relacionarse los cristianos con los musulmanes.

Islam

Christian Books & Bibles

Thomas Nelson Publishers

What&#160;does it mean to think, believe, and act like an American? Too often reduced to a mythic set of lofty ideals, the soul of America is far more than a concept-it is a people. Even the most sacred principles mean very little unless lived out passionately by an informed citizenry. In The Portable Patriot, you'll find a carefully assembled sampling of American history's most formative words, written by the people who were making that extraordinary history. Speeches and sermons, essays and extracts, poems and proclamations illumine such values as independence, virtue, humility, thrift, prayer, and reliance on God. While peering back to the cradle of America's national identity, The Portable Patriot also points a way forward, compelling us to heed poet John Dickenson's plea to "rouse your bold hearts at fair Liberty's call." Crack open The Portable Patriot, and you'll discover: Puritan Pastor John Cotton's warning on the dangers of excessive political power, Ben Franklin's shrewd counsel on wealth and debt (private and national), plus his practical advice for immigrants coming to America, Sam Adams's explanation of the rights of Americans and the proper limits of government's power to tax, Paul Revere's personal account of his famous ride and explanation of the crisis with Britain, Rev. Jonathan Mayhew's passionate defense of civil resistance, Thomas Jefferson's reason for small and limited government and keeping the judiciary in check, Thomas Paine's stand against tyranny and his warning about despotism through bureaucracy, Hector St. John de Crevecoeur's reflections on true American identity, Noah Webster's dreadful warning about those who would subvert the Constitution for their own gain, and much, much more . . .

Portable Patriot: Documents, Speeches, and Sermons That Compose the American Soul

History

World

Christian Audio

Irishman Damien Duff is one of the Premiership's most feared attacking footballers. Signed by Blackburn as a trainee, he helped the Lancastrians to achieve promotion to the Premiership in 2001 and victory in the League Cup. This is the story of how the lad from Dublin made it in the toughest football league in the world.

Damien Duff: The Biography

John Blake

Irishman Damien Duff is one of the Premiership's most feared attacking players. The king of wide attacking play, he's a man of exceptional talent and frightening pace, and it's a brave defender who takes his presence lightly. Signed by Blackburn as a trainee, he was instrumental in the promotion-winning side of 2001. His subsequent appearances in the 2002 World Cup meant it wasn't long before he was picked up by a bigger club side, and in 2003 Chelsea swooped, paying GBP 17 million—then a club record for the Blues. After an injury-plagued first season, Duff soon justified his price tag in the 2004/2005 season. He scored ten goals, including a crucial strike in a 4–2 win against Barcelona in the Champions League, while the team won the Premiership title and the Carling Cup, with Duff scoring what proved to be the winning goal in the semi-final against archrivals Manchester United. After a bargain GBP 5 million transfer to Newcastle United in 2006, the Geordie faithful have a player their desire for attacking soccer demands. Duff is one of the best wingers in Europe, with lightning speed, pinpoint crossing, and impressive finishing. He is considered to be one of the Premiership's major attacking threats, and has also won over 50 caps for the Republic of Ireland. This is the story of how the slight, swift lad from Dublin City made it in the toughest soccer league in the world.

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MY POEMS MY ARMY PRIDE

Bad Trip: How the War Against Drugs Is Destroying America

Size Matters: How Big Government Puts the Squeeze on America's Families, Finances, and Freedom and Limits the Pursuit of Happiness

The Revolutionary Paul Revere

Islam

Portable Patriot: Documents, Speeches, and Sermons That Compose the American Soul

Damien Duff: The Biography

Damien Duff: The Biography