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|  | | Seven Tales of Woe
Seven tales of suffering and misery. This book dwells on the sufferings of mankind, and his seeming abandonement by God
In "The Wage Slave," Hans Kriedenhoff is tormented by poverty and racism, while in "A Tale of Love" an English gentlemen flounders on the jagged rocks of love. In "Steel Town" Johnny Degroi realizes that the forces of hell are stacked against the working class and turns to a life of crime, while in "Nightmare" Hildegard Brunner comes to challange his friend's racism. In "Angus Muller" an old farmer is tormented by the death of his sons and by greedy bankers, while in the "Saga of James Cooper" a naive journalist turns to violence against the establishment guradians. Finally in "Henri Proudon" | |  | | Target America II: The Jackal Escapes
The American nationalists and radical Muslims escape across the mountains of West Virginia and Pennsylvania after the bombing of the U.S. Capital. Bloody action all the way.
Two American nationalists and four Muslim freedom-fighters outwit the FBI and the CIA in their escape after destroying the Capital. They are pursued by two gay FBI agents and a psychotic CIA agent. During their escape they manage to broadcast to the American people the truth about their government. Treason is exposed as we learn that Wilson lied about the Sussex and the Lusitania, and that he saved the Bolsheviks in 1919. They also expose the fact that Roosevelt knew about Pearl Harbor three days in advance, and arrested and held key military personnel until after the bombing. When Johnson dis | |  | | Target America: An Attack on Tyranny
Angered at the lies and conspiracies of the American government Thad Johnson teams up with Muslim freedom-fighters to launch a devastating attack in the heart of the nation's capital.
Beaten to a pulp during the integration of Alabama in the 1960's, Thad Johnson's anger builds against the government. His anger builds as he reads revisionist history books and discovers that President Wilson lied about the sinking of the Sussex, and failed to tell the American people that the Lusitania was loaded with explosives. When he discovers that Wilson saved the Bolsheviks when they were surrounded by nationist troops in 1919, he comes to believe that Presidents are liars and have always been liars. When he uncovers further info to show that Roosevelt knew about
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