Kirjahaku

For the first time in decades, America has a leader with the courage to face the insidious philosophy of Progressivism. Started by Elites in 1890s England who believed that a small group of wealthy intellectuals was divinely destined to (benevolently) rule the world, their feudal beliefs of noble and serf now permeate the body politic of America. But the Progressives of both parties underestimate us and our resolve. Their billionaire Elitist backers are no match for us. Demeaning Democrat Progressives calling Americans who love their country 'deplorables' are equally despicable to their counterparts on the Republican side promising 'less government and spending' only to join forces with them to take our nation to a place not allowed under our contract. That contract is the United States Constitution and "We the People" are the first party to the agreement. The party of the second part is the federal government of the United States, which presently stands in breach of it. It's time we take back our nation and we need to do it while we have a leader in the White House with the courage to help us rather than hinder our efforts as those before him have done. Love him or hate him, Donald Trump is our only chance or hope. Even with his support, the sole means of circumventing the obstacles within government itself, is to go around them. The Founders, as if expecting their government to lose its way at the federal level, gave We the People the weapon to put the federal genie back in the bottle when absolutely necessary. That weapon is Article V of the Constitution and we are already moving ahead to deploy it. RESTORING AMERICA details a Step-by-Step roadmap of not only what happened, but how we can get back to Constitutional Rule of Law while putting those who were intended to serve us, back in their place, or out of government altogether. We are the Masters, not the Progressives, and it is high time they were reminded of it. Welcome to the Devolution, back to Rule of Law and the Constitution of the American Republic---as it was written. Howell W. Woltz The International Centre for Justice

In 1973, Soviet writer and historian, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, shocked the western world with his book, "Gulag Archipelago," exposing the vast prison system where he and other dissidents were held across the Soviet Union Now, almost half a century later, American author and journalist, Howell Woltz, has done the same in his latest book, "Gulag Ameryka," exposing a far larger system of gulags (and injustice) in the United States of America where he and 73 million other Americans --nearly one of every four adults--have suffered. With only 5% of the world's population, the United States now holds 25% of its prisoners. The U.S. has over 5,000 jails, prisons, and forced-labor camps scattered across the nation. It has the highest number of prisoners in world history, as well as the highest rate of conviction (98.6%). The rate of reversible error, even in cases where government is executing the citizen, was recently admitted by U.S. Courts to be 82% over a 23 year period. Using the United States government's own statistics (and seven years of personal experience being held in gulags all across America) Woltz has proven that his nation-- once vaunted as the "land of the free"-- is now the world's least just. When he began speaking out on this subject in America, he was threatened by U.S. Government agents and officials that he would be sent back to the gulag unless he was silent. Woltz escaped to Poland to tell his story. He now lives with his wife in Warsaw, writing and studying Polish language and culture at the University of Warsaw.