The Red Herring Effect

The Red Herring Effect
Author: Paul James Sisler
Publisher: Page Publishing, Incorporated
Total Pages: 440
Release: 2021-03-17
Genre: Philosophy
ISBN: 9781662436277


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Systemic discrimination, recidivism, poor education, poverty, a flawed health-care system, and a corporate-controlled government are not new topics. Few remedies are tendered to alleviate these afflictions.Today's political storm is the evidence. Victims of police brutality. Protestors wanting justice. Business owners closing their doors. Teachers unable to educate. First responders lacking resources. The evicted unemployed. Politicians serving their corporate masters. The people affected by this political storm are seeking answers.The Red Herring Effect promotes critical thinking. It presents step-by-step strategies to reduce or abolish the problems plaguing our nation.The design of this book is to open the eyes of the politically divided people instead of creating propaganda designed to divide.


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Type: BOOK - Published: 2021-03-17 - Publisher: Page Publishing, Incorporated

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