K M Patten

The second collection of KM Patten's journalism is here And not a moment too soon Starting with Schwarzenegger's governorship, and ending with the 2022 midterm elections, Patten gives his perspective on plenty of hot-button issues. Things look bleak, and the future is as uncertain as the author's health. This volume will serve as an old, rusty monkey wrench, which can be thrown into the gears of our master's plans.

Although the mandates are lifting, Klaus Schwab's globalist agenda carries forth. Schwab's vision of a Great Reset wraps the entire world so firmly in the grip of the elites' hands that all countries and societies will fearfully await the next lockdown or mandate. Journalist and activist KM Patten discusses this agenda, as well as exposing the mindset of the minions helping to make it a reality.

The only sensible way to escape servitude is to cut off as many ties to your ruling existence as possible. In a collection of essays and interviews, activist, anarchist and political commentator K. M. Patten analyzes and comments on a wide range of social and political issues. "I wonder if the Powers-That-Be know how many people are upset at their actions. Have they any idea that small packs of citizens, from all walks of life, are appalled at the direction our country is going? I'm sure they're well aware of it. And at the same time, I think they are actively ignoring us. Ah, well."- K. M. Patten

It's been seven years since Patten first published his analysis of the American Police State. We're now in the Post-Covid Age, and the question is not yet settled: Who's worse? The cops? Or their leftwing detractors? The response to virus showed that plenty of Leftwingers are very much pro-authority and pro-state. They were the ones cheering the loudest for lockdowns and vaccine mandates. Indeed, throughout the Covid response, the police were imbued with a crazy amount of power, almost enough to rival the craziness of their new supporters.Here, Patten takes a general aim at the American Police, who he's had his own bad experiences with. He also takes specific aim at "antiracist" activist Tim Wise, who embodies the type of unhinged, authoritarian Leftwinger we all have to suffer. Now with a new forward, as well as his own specialized front cover, Patten brings his essay to print. Are the police racist? Are they overpowered? Read and decide for yourself.