Tired of telephone interruptions? Junk mail? Unwanted salesman? Feeling exposed by your personal records and private relationships? Like to tell the world to Get Lost Want peace and quiet . . .? Privacy is the world’s first guide to total personal privacy. How to get it. How to enjoy it. Privacy will enable you to live as privately as you wish. No matter what your circumstances, you can increase your privacy, even to the point of virtually disappearing ! 8 1/2" x 11", 128 pages, & softcover.

Living Under the New World Order Internationally acclaimed author, Robert Spear, discusses the impacts of a worldwide dictatorial government on many facets of our lives. More importantly, he presents practical, common sense solutions to the challenges created by rejecting the Mark of the Beast. Finally, he provides the best resources available for self-reliant living. 154 pp., 51/2 X81/2 , photos, softcover.

The Council on Foreign Relations and the American Decline.Does America have a hidden oligarchy? Is U.S. foreign policy run by a closed shop? What is the Council of Foreign Relations? These questions and more are answered by author James Perloff in this eye-opening book. You’ll understand why the media avoids discussing this organization, whose members have shaped our country’s foreign policy since 1921. You’ll learn the shocking true facts about the CFR’s involvement in Vietnam, its impact on America’s past and its plans for the future. Softcover, 6 x 7 1/2, 261 pages.

The Militia Battle Manual When the time comes that your really need the information in this book, it will no longer be for sale. The author has written it for the reasonable person who feels the need to prepare for the future. Whether you feel the need to defend yourself from our government, foreign occupation, or your damned neighbors, this book is for you. It contains chapters on organization, combat operations and all aspects related to a militia operation. 51/2" x 81/2", 207 pages, illustrated and soft cover.

This is a workbook for anyone who cares about principles and causes yet has become burned out and exhausted by their activism. It is for those who have reached the point where that nagging feeling, telling them their passions have been blighting their personal lives rather than enriching them, is their constant companion. Chapters include: Burnouts of the World, Unite!; The Raw Material of an Activist; How Can It Feel So Wrong to Be Right?; Are You Having Fun, Banging Your Head Against That Wall?; What Are You Best At?; What Do You Want to Do?; Money, Family and Other Immovable Objects; Planning for Action; Resources; And much more. 8 x 11 , 128 pages, soft cover.

Everything's a Racket is a cutthroat cultural criticism from the sometimes skewed viewpoint of Ned Beaumont. This book tells us clearly just what rackets are and why human nature seems to make them both omnipresent and inevitable. At the root of these exposed rackets lies "the theory of rackets," rackets being the schemes by which the lazy and the incompetent seek to gain something-for-nothing. Ned Beaumont targets: the government, but only in relation to the banks and the money system • big time sports • computer culture • and big media. His ammunition consists of a broad range of examples drawn from history, literature and the daily news, but his real aim is directed toward the reader's mind. His target? Our collective funny bone. Through a veil of humor we are able to see through the self-importance of the racketeers and the silliness of their schemes for ourselves. 5 x 8 , 232 pages, soft cover.

Probably 80% of Americans feel that the Federal Government has become too powerful and too intrusive. Not only that, they don’t quite understand how this came to be--or what to do about it. In this century alone, government has gronw 500 times faster than its citizens. How has this happened? where has our Republic gone? Wasn’t the Constitution supposed to check cancerous federal growth and protect our liberties? Buy this book to find out the answers. 5.5 x 8.5 , 256 pages, softcover.

Perhaps, one day our society will be less filled with busy bodies, snoops and bureaucrats who make it their business to know yours. Both you and I know the chances of such a change are highly unlikely. This modern delceration of independance teaches you how to : Travel like a ghost without a paper trail. Use the mails privately. make encrypted phone calls. Disappear and relocate at will. Buy and sell without a trace. AND MORE. 160 pages, softcover, 5.5 x 8.5 .

Shortly after his election in 1988, George Bush said that he envisioned a kinder, gentler government. This is a true account of a man who got a taste of that government . Bill Holmes, an accomplished gun maker became a victim. The CIA exploited his talents in the Iran/Contra fiasco and then he was punished by the BATF for wanting the government to pay for his efforts.If you are one of those who thought all those horror stories about abuses perpetrated by federal agents are just that, horror stories, think again. Do you think this couldn’t happen to you? Do you think that a perfectly legal gun that you now own will always be legal? - Bill Holmes

We’re already compelled to carry a government assigned number to get health care, enroll our kids in school, open a bank account, drive a car, hold a job, buy stocks or even rent a video. We endure scans, warrantless searches and inspections. Cameras peer at us everywhere. The Patriot Act (in the name of homeland security ) encourages neighbors, business contacts and strangers to spy and report on us if we seem suspicious. This book is for people who want to take steps, within their own lives and their communities, to ensure that the surveillance stops here. 8.5 x 11 , 208 pages, soft cover. Find out.: 1. How we came to have a national ID driver’s license in spite of Congress having voted to repeal the damn thing (and how we can get around it). 2. How the Deadbeat Dad law intrudes on the privacy of every one of us (including childless people and responsible parents) and how that law was used as the excuse to construct a database that will be used to track our every move. 3. How new communities of free Americans could be the best way to fight oppression. These may exist physically or simply consist of like-minded individuals with a common cause. Separate, private societies can exist, even within an oppressive country, linked by their commitment to freedom.

Government Creep: What the Government is Doing That You Don't Know About shows how Uncle Sam has now become a dysfunctional parent - standing guard in our bedrooms to "protect" consenting adults form each other, peering at what we read to see if we're "corrupting" ourselves or someone else, making it impossible to run a small business, incarcerating our children and confiscating our homes under laws that make freedom lovers shudder. 5.5 x 8.5 , 164 pages, soft cover. Chapters Include: *How taxes killed a business. *The welfare trap - and how to escape it. *How federal funding nearly put a charity out of business. *How bureaucrats big footed a promising inner-city business that got people to work on time. *Sugar barons suck wealth form America's poor, thanks to U.S. Congress. *The nicotine wars: the mandates for less nicotine in cigarettes is hazardous to health. * Dueling disabilities: unintended consequences of government help for the "disabled". *The "Conspiracy" that never was. *A patriotic veteran discovers that the government is his enemy. *The black market in toilets. *The heavy hand of the state: A Sampler