History and politics

Aztec sacrifices, Assyrian terror, Roman gladiators, Chinese mass killings. The brutal truths behind ancient civilizations' polished images.

Nazi medical experiments, Unit 731, siege of Leningrad, firebombing of Dresden, Okinawa suicides. WWII's hidden atrocities.

Odin's rune sacrifice, Loki's shape shifting, Thor's bride disguise, Hel's corpse halls. Norse myths without Hollywood polish.

Illyrian tribes, Roman Split, medieval kingdom, Habsburgs, Yugoslavia, 1991 war. Croatia's two thousand year history at Europe's crossroads.

Mummification, curse tablets, black magic, human sacrifice, animal worship. The dark and unsettling side of ancient Egyptian beliefs.

Mummification, curse tablets, black magic, human sacrifice, animal worship. The dark and unsettling side of ancient Egyptian beliefs.

50 conspiracy theories plus 10 bonus entries: secret space programs, surveillance tech, billionaire land grabs, government cover ups.

Mansa Musa's gold, Timbuktu's libraries, Great Zimbabwe's walls. Africa's ancient empires and resilience beyond colonialism.

2,000 facts from history, science, nature, geography, and daily life. Short entries, themed chapters, perfect for coffee table browsing.

Stonewall myths, AIDS buried truths, corporate pinkwashing, internal fractures. A critical history of the LGBT movement beyond the glossy triumphs.

PTSD overdiagnosis, therapy profiteering, victimhood culture. How the trauma industry creates lifelong victims instead of resilience.

Data manipulation, green energy failures, UN power plays, sunspots, cosmic rays. Exposing the climate scare as a billion dollar fraud.

Colonialism's hidden benefits: economic growth, infrastructure, education, medicine, law. A fresh look at imperial legacy beyond the standard narrative.

From tribal civilizations to Cold War superpower. Native destruction, founding contradictions, Civil War, robber barons, McCarthy, Civil Rights.

Elite manipulations, government cover ups, and suppressed truths from founding deceptions to modern tech overlords. America's hidden history exposed.

6,000 years of gold: Egyptian hoards, Mansa Musa's crashed economy, Spanish plunder, Nazi loot. Greed and genius across civilizations.

Racism as a natural evolutionary heritage? An unflinching history of tribalism, slavery, eugenics, and a provocative rethink.

Viking slave markets, Cromwell's massacres, Great Famine exports, Easter Rising. Ireland's brutal history stripped of luck and clichés.

Polynesian arrival, Musket Wars, Treaty betrayal, land confiscations, Maori resistance. New Zealand's unvarnished history from Aotearoa to empire.

Spartan infanticide, Viking blood eagles, Inquisition torture, Thirty Years' War cannibalism. 2,000 years of European cruelty exposed.

Neanderthal cannibalism, skull cults, predator battles, child mortality. 3 million years of Stone Age survival stripped of romantic myths.

Live beetles as jewelry, Roman inflation, pirate insurance, tulip mania, cowrie slave trade. 5,000 years of bizarre money truths.

Did you know Napoleon stole Berlin's Quadriga statue, only for it to return draped in a Soviet flag 130 years later? From Slavic tribes carving forts in marshland to the fall of the Wall in 1989.

Vikings, plague, crusades, peasant revolts, guilds. The raw truth of medieval life without knights in shining armor. How chaos built our world.

Spice wars, colonial brutality, Java War, CIA backed massacres of 1965. 5,000 years of Indonesian history without the postcard gloss.

ELIZABETH was about three years old at the death of her mother. She was a princess, but she was left in a very forlorn and desolate condition. She was not, however, entirely abandoned. Her claims to inherit the crown had been set aside.

"ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL, BUT SOME ANIMALS ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS." "The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which." ― George Orwell

This book is not an exercise in sensationalism. Although this book includes a section on the “Epstein Case” in the Second Volume, it will primarily focus on the formation, causes, and psychology of these choices.

All In is an easy-read, a tough-read, a deep-dive, and an honest conversation, engaging with strategy and organization using theory, analysis and emotions simultaneously.

All In is an easy-read, a tough-read, a deep-dive, and an honest conversation, engaging with strategy and organization using theory, analysis and emotions simultaneously.