In The Unpatriotic Truth, A.M. Ber exposes the repeating patterns of corruption, greed, violence and injustice that have shaped U.S. history and continue to drive today's crises
I didn't plan to be an author. What I planned, what I was taught to plan, was to be quiet. Being quiet is the survival training most of us are given...
How Ordinary People Shape the Fate of Freedom Most people believe tyranny arrives suddenly, carried in by marching boots, clenched fists, and violent takeovers. History tells a different story. Tyranny almost always arrives slowly, quietly, and legally. It moves forward not primarily through force, but through normalization, fear, exhaustion, and silence. It advances when ordinary people begin telling themselves a dangerous lie: I am just one person. What can I possibly do? T
There's a moment every truth-teller faces, right before they open their mouth, when they ask themselves, "Is this worth it?" Worth the arguments. Worth the discomfort that settles like fog over once easy relationships...
