Destroying the Homeland

Oh Say Can You See Special Edition

John E Suraj Persad

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John Esudas Suraj Persad
27 July 2024

Ethnic studies; Political parties; Political corruption

"The ""Special Edition"" is an addition to the Destroying the Homeland original book.

Talking points and exaggeration have always played a role in politicking, but rarely have the office of the President, the media complex, and backstage operatives been so adroit and so cynical in their use of vitriol. The Democrat Party and surrogates hatred, slander, judicial persecution, and violent commentary have all contributed to the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, a former President, political opponent, and Republican front-runner. What did you think was going to happen after years of lies and political and character assassination, 'America'? I contend this was a planned strategy to eventuate such an outcome, not to mention the suspicious lapse in security that unfolded. The ""Special Edition"" series will also address the central issue of America's survivability domestically and globally as a hegemonic leader, maintaining our Judeo-Christian value system, preserving our constitutional framework, and existing socially as one nation under a unified flag. The equality, sabotage, and social experiment involving African Americans will also be explored, as this group has been exploited for political gain. The United States is confronted with three existential challenges: ideological, political, and religious conflicts fueled by diverse factions within and internationally. Furthermore, our military actions are intertwined in the political, religious, and ideological conflict, mandated to safeguard American hegemony and contend with the threat from the great powers."

By: John E Suraj Persad
Imprint: John Esudas Suraj Persad
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 24mm
Weight: 726g
ISBN: 9798990534247
Pages: 418
Publication Date: 27 July 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Reviews for Destroying the Homeland (Oh Say Can You See Special Edition)

"This author has poured passion into his writing. The second book in the series by John Suraj Persad continues to highlight the issues Americans are facing with a more in-depth, commonsense analysis and elaborates on the root causes and eventual outcomes. African Americans will find the analysis of how their culture has been, as he called it, ""sabotaged"" and why that culture has been manipulated by such an extensive social experiment. The open border issue and the reasoning behind the Democrat Party supporting this policy are highly plausible. The author cites his references and research well and explores many other taboo subjects. The rebuttal against ""white privileges"" and the sacrifices of ""white"" America is an angle most have not explored. This is definitely a book to read as it offers a fact-based analysis of the issues we tangle with regarding racism, identity politics, immigration, political polarity, altering voter demographics, Islamism, social decline, immorality, and much more important dinner table topics. The author doesn't attempt to change anyone's political persuasion but asks the electorate to be informed citizens and patriots. I thoroughly enjoyed the read, and especially after the assignation attempt on a presidential candidate, the relevance of this book becomes even that more relevant"