Michael Ruppert addresses some simple but widely ignored concepts relating to the critical role of oil and gas in the modern world. First, they are finite resources, formed in the geological past, therefore subject to depletion. Second, they have to be found before they can be produced. He then goes on to address the wider implications recognizing that there is a finite Oil Age. Many claims have been made that new technology will counter the natural decline, but there is an irony: the better the technology, the faster the depletion. The book then turns to related subjects, including foreign policy and the invasion of Iraq, the hopes for renewable energy substitutes, the impact on farming and population, and the nature of Money. The impact on the economy is a central theme of the book. It gives emphasis to the U.S. situation but also covers the wider World, ending with twenty-five sensible recommendations by which the United States Government could react to the unfolding situation.

A Presidential Energy Policy: Twenty-Five Points Addressing the Siamese Twins of Energy and Money

Business & Money

Ruppert, Michael C.

Industries

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This is the amazing story of Rancho Sordo Mudo, a free home and school for deaf children in Mexico. Founded in 1969 by Ed and Margaret Everett, the Ranch has challenged and changed thousands of lives-including the Everetts'! Through fire and restoration, triumph and devastation, the family has never lost faith in God's divine plan. As a result, their unwavering persistence and devotion transformed 500 acres of unoccupied land into a blessed ministry that has provided hope and a future for deaf children (and people of all ages-hopefully even you!) for nearly forty years.

Stepping Out in Faith

History

Everett, Luke

World

Available for purchase on Amazon.com, at www.allisvanitybook.com, and through all Ingram Book Company retailers
 Marilyn Monroe's Publicist to Release Tell All Book
 Los Angeles, CA - Michael Selsman, renowned movie studio executive and public relations agent has signed a worldwide digital distribution deal, with New World Digital Publishing, for his tell all book All Is Vanity, set for a late summer 2009 release.
 "A few names have been changed to protect the guilty, but not many", announced Selsman at the signing. Michael Selsman has been a Hollywood insider for over 50 years, with intimate details of the lives and secrets of some Hollywood's biggest icons. He was an executive with 20th Century Fox, Paramount, MGM, Universal and Samuel Goldwyn Productions, as well as the public relations agent for Marilyn Monroe, until her death in 1962 and for movie stars such as Judy Garland, Rock Hudson, Gene Kelly, and James Stewart.
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All Is Vanity

Arts & Photography

Michael Selsman

Photography & Video

Telecine A-Framework

Shari Price-Murray

Most of the labor essays included here were written over the last seven years and appeared originally in various publications, including CounterPunch, The Exception Magazine, Liberalati, Los Angeles Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, State of Nature, and Synthesis/Regeneration. This book is dedicated to working men and women everywhere, but particularly to the members of America’s labor unions— those individuals who carry out the work, solve the problems, make it happen, but who, alas, rarely share in the treasure or glory.

It's Never Been Easy

David Macaray

Economics

Confessions of a Raving, Unconfined Nut: Misadventures in the Counter-Culture

Humor & Entertainment

Paul Krassner

Humor

Twenty Years of Crimes Against Democracy is a compilation of stories, news reports and opinion pieces I wrote on the I‐69/NAFTA Highway in the Alternative between August 2002 and July 2009. The articles, all of which are available on the Alternative Web site, were not written as a book, so they have been edited and tweaked for consistency and flow. As a former newspaper reporter and Web publisher, for example, my style is to write every piece to stand on its own, emphasizing the latest developments and including whatever background is necessary for our ever‐changing universe of Twenty Years of Crimes Against Democracy readers to understand the context. So, by their very nature, the articles published here contain some redundancies. I have tried to minimize them, but some remain. And while the articles are presented in the order in which they were published and span the entire history of the I‐69 boondoggle, they started in 2002 and did not relay the tale in chronological order. Neither did they represent a comprehensive account of every event surrounding the boondoggle, large or small. To help fill those holes, a three‐part series of stories from 2003 called "I‐69: Road to Democratic Ruin," which chronicle the boondoggle's early history, appear out of order as Chapter 2 to provide historical context. Each chapter begins with a short introduction that provides an overview of each year's significant events, some of which I did not write about. And the final chapter provides a comprehensive, illustrated timeline that details the issue's history, development by development, drawn from news reports in the Herald Times, Bloomington Alternative and Associated Press, along with documents from CARR's archives. What follows, I believe, is a true political crime story, the final chapter of which is yet to be written. Will the perpetrators get away with their outrages? Or will they be held accountable?

Twenty Years of Crimes Against Democracy

Politics & Social Sciences

Steven Higgs

Social Sciences

"On September 17, 2006, Amelia and I found ourselves on the border between Syria and Lebanon, drinking orange soda with the Syrian border guards. It was 34 days after the end of the 34-day war between Lebanon and Israel, and the sun was shining. . ." Thus begins a hitchhiking trip like no other. Two young ladies - "an American and a Pole with a Green Card" - tour Lebanon's postwar landscape, thumbs leading the way. Impromptu tour guides are found in passing motorists, ranging from Maronite shoppers to Shia militiamen to Druze hotel employees-slash-philosophers, with the Lebanese army and the United Nations force chipping in, as well. Lebanon's political geography proves as diverse as its physical, and each kilometer traveled adds another dimension to the complex web of national identity. With her uniquely satirical voice, Fernández uses the hitchhiking journey as a vehicle for often hilarious commentary on domestic, regional, and global politics, with great emphasis placed on US and Israeli contributions at various levels. Spanning two and a half months and incorporating bits of Turkey, Syria, and Jordan, Coffee with Hezbollah is a new take on the age-old quest for knowledge and adventure.

Coffee with Hezbollah

Belén Fernández

Travel

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