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Right now our leaders need the best information about the economy and diplomacy. The Top 10 Books reflect the urgency of these needs because our nation is in two active wars and an economic crisis of global proportion. The books highlighted impart a global perspective rooted in America's heritage.
These books are "must read" books for all governors, their staff, citizens, and patriots in these troubling times. These books can help guide us to achieve the fair and equitable global governance that all people of goodwill desire. If you aspire to a career in public service, you need to get up to speed with our Top 10 Books.
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A Still Small Voice: The Vatican, the USA, and Israel in Bible Prophecy by John Fritz, M.S., and Gayle E. Slaughter, J.D., 656 pages, 617 endnotes.
ISBN: 9780978947002
This book can change the church-state debate forever.
The authors discover, analyze, and expose a secret church-state alliance that inserts church agenda into federal, UN, state, and local public policies at taxpayer expense.
One of the most vital uses of declassified national archives that we have ever seen (see also the Vital Author Prize below for the Board's citations).
The Political Zoo, by Michael Savage, 320 pages.
ISBN-13: 978-1595550729
Some of the nation's most outspoken celebrities, political figures, and scoundrels are exposed by the witty and sometimes crass commentary of syndicated radio talk show cynic, Dr. Michael Savage (pseudonym of Dr. Weiner), memorializing a proper legacy for each, pushing the First Amendment to the cliff, then shouting about it with a megaphone; and, keeping his sanity while everyone profiled is going crazy, the author still manages to not jump off the cliff he has driven us all to. But from this cliff we have a great overview of the state of the nation.
Vital Book Prize
2008-2012
Vital Legacy Book Prize
2008-2012
Vital Author Prize
2008-2012
John Fritz and Gayle E. Slaughter, for coauthoring the winner of the Vital Book Prize 2008 (see above).
The
Administrator of GovernorsLibrary.org states that: "Volume Two, Chapter Seven (entitled Presidents
Kennedy and Johnson and the Holy See) alone was sufficient to have
received the highest prize available from us." This
chapter is the crescendo to which their trilogy leads us, the premise
upon which we climb to the greatest understanding of where our nation
came from, who we are as a people of international influence, and what
the future holds."
Overall, a vital presentation critical to understanding the goals of the secret church-state alliance that the coauthors documented using declassified top secret documents in the national archives.
The Administrator also makes special note of the coauthors' spin-off volume called The Holy Lexington Empire: A Community Struggles Under Sanctuary City Status (ISBN: 978-9789947019) which followed federal policies (whose source was church decrees on "social and economic justice" as exposed in their trilogy) to the local and state levels and proving that these policies stretched the public treasuries over the top and into bankruptcy.
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2008-2012 Vital Literary Prize Winners
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Vital History Book Prize
2008-2012
See A Still Small Voice, above, winner of the Vital Book Prize and Vital Author Prize.
This book receives the triple crown of the GovernorsLibrary.org book prize suite.
Vital Economics Book Prize
2008-2012
Dead Aid: Destroying the Biggest Global Myth of Our Time, by Dr. Dambisa Moyo (pub.: Allen Lane, 2008, ISBN: 978-1846140068, 208 pp.).
Dr. Dambisa Moyo’s analysis, if implemented, operates to "think locally and act globally."
A former World Bank consultant and graduate of Oxford University, Dr. Moyo's work rocks the popular philanthropic notion that Africa needs a unbridled stream of frantic financial aid.
Dr. Moyo's thesis that billions of dollars of gifts is stifling local entrepreneurs; creating and maintaining cruel fascist dictators, challenges the status quo of the post Vatican II social and economic justice brainwashing program conducted by Washington and the United Nations, exposed by the 2008-2012 GovernorsLibrary.org triple crown winner, A Still Small Voice by John Fritz and Gayle E. Slaughter (Vital Author Prize, Vital Book Prize, Vital History Book Prize).
Dr. Moyo advances compelling ideas about new African investment derivatives,
micro loans to individual entrepreneurs, and fair property legislation
to help turn the tide for Africa.
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