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Richard DeRose - In 1998, Richard De Rose published a book entitled Retail to Hell... Why we need to fear the Information Highway, Super Stores and Super Powers! The book foretold how the greatest economic power ever conceived, the USA, would fail in just a decade if it didn't change its course of action. In the book, he told how, why, and when. No one listened and now it's coming true.

How did he know this would happen? Because he had written about it before. Thirty three years ago he wrote a book entitled Brainwashed...Are You?. This amazing and inspiring book tells so much that is not understood. However, the world wasn't ready for the truth then (nor was it ready in 1998), so it went unpublished for 33 years. Now the timing is right and the truth can be revealed. In this book De Rose describes to the world our inevitable dance to destruction, its causes, and what, if anything, we can do about it.

At age five, Richard lost his father who was serving in the Korean War. He was trapped with over a dozen sailors inside a burning U.S. aircraft carrier that had exploded in Boston Harbor. With third degree burns over 90% of his body, he still kept his wits about him, and with the grace of God, helped lead them to safety. He died the next day, a hero.

Through the remainder of his childhood, Richard always felt like he had a mission in life. And in 1967, as he stood on the sidelines of the Georgia/ Georgia Tech Freshman Annual Shiners' Charity football game he heard something over the loudspeakers that he would never forget. "Strong men run so that weak legs may walk." Standing with crutches and a cast on his left leg and unable to play in the game, this phrase meant something special. He swore that one day he would stand up to help those that could not stand up for themselves.

His way of doing this is to help people see through the darkness. It's also about standing up to the powers to be and challenging their authority and proclaiming that there is a power far greater.

In his first book he tried to warn the world that something had to be done or suffer the economic, social, and political consequences. Now twelve years later he is warning again. It's going to be interesting to see who heeds his advice this time. In truth, this is not fun and games. It's about real life... your life. It is about choices, and you need to know what your options are. Heeding the truth and the message in Brainwashed...Are You? is not optional.

Maureen McGill, MA, BFA, Author, is an Associate Professor of Theatre and Dance at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington for over thirty-eight years. Her current book, Baby It’s You, Messages from Deceased Heroes, is published by Ozark Mt. Publishing. The book recently won the American Author’s Association 2016 Founder’s Award. The book is a collection of mystical and heartfelt messages from deceased heroes. These stories shared by widows, family members and friends of heroes, confirm love never dies. Presentations of the book include Portland Community College, Veterans Resource Center, in November 2016. The book was presented in September 2016 at the Life After Life Club, Laguna Woods, California and the International Association of Near Death Studies Conference 2014 in California. Maureen serves as an advisor on the Board of Directors for the Seattle Chapter of International Association of Near- Death Studies. She is the co-author with Nola Davis of Live From the Other Side, a non-fiction book, published by Ozark Mt. Publishing. It is a collection of real life stories of communication from the other side. Maureen’s keen interest in the intuitive arts has expanded her curiosity to the spiritual side of life. Maureen is a featured reader of tarot in the Northwest and appears at Intuitive Arts Fairs in the Seattle region. Maureen enjoys the beauty of the Pacific Northwest where she lives. For more information regarding Maureen go to her website: babyitsyou.org or www.livefromtheotherside.com

Maureen McGill, MA, BFA, Author, is an Associate Professor of Theatre and Dance at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington for over thirty-eight years. Her current book, Baby It’s You, Messages from Deceased Heroes, is published by Ozark Mt. Publishing. The book recently won the American Author’s Association 2016 Founder’s Award. The book is a collection of mystical and heartfelt messages from deceased heroes. These stories shared by widows, family members and friends of heroes, confirm love never dies. Presentations of the book include Portland Community College, Veterans Resource Center, in November 2016. The book was presented in September 2016 at the Life After Life Club, Laguna Woods, California and the International Association of Near Death Studies Conference 2014 in California. Maureen serves as an advisor on the Board of Directors for the Seattle Chapter of International Association of Near- Death Studies. She is the co-author with Nola Davis of Live From the Other Side, a non-fiction book, published by Ozark Mt. Publishing. It is a collection of real life stories of communication from the other side. Maureen’s keen interest in the intuitive arts has expanded her curiosity to the spiritual side of life. Maureen is a featured reader of tarot in the Northwest and appears at Intuitive Arts Fairs in the Seattle region. Maureen enjoys the beauty of the Pacific Northwest where she lives. For more information regarding Maureen go to her website: babyitsyou.org or www.livefromtheotherside.com

Roz Morris - The Enfield Poltergeist is the name given to seemingly supernatural activity at 284 Green Street, a council house in Brimsdown, Enfield, England between 1977 and 1979 involving two sisters, aged 11 and 13. Some members of the Society for Psychical Research such as inventor Maurice Grosse and writer Guy Lyon Playfair believed the haunting to be genuine, while others such as Anita Gregory and John Beloff were "unconvinced" and found evidence the girls had faked incidents for the benefit of reporters. Members of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, including stage magicians such as Milbourne Christopher, Joe Nickell and Bob Couttie, reviewed the case and criticised paranormal investigators for being overly credulous whilst also identifying features of the case as being indicative of a hoax.

Roz Morris has many years’ experience as a broadcaster and media trainer. She co-founded TV News London in 1992 and is an accredited trainer for the Independent Television Association. She has been a news reporter, newsreader and programme presenter for BBC TV, ITN, Thames TV, and Tyne Tees TV, where she was the first woman in the North East of England to be the regular presenter of the weekly political and business programme. She also worked as a correspondent for BBC Scotland, based in Edinburgh, and for RTE (Irish national radio and TV) as a London Correspondent. She has been a reporter and presenter for LBC/IRN and BBC Radio News, a feature writer for the Evening Standard and a staff reporter and feature writer for The Observer and The Guardian, where she was the youngest reporter on both papers. As well as being a leading media trainer, she is currently a blogger for TV News London and the Huffington Post UK on media matters.

Roz Morris - The Enfield Poltergeist is the name given to seemingly supernatural activity at 284 Green Street, a council house in Brimsdown, Enfield, England between 1977 and 1979 involving two sisters, aged 11 and 13. Some members of the Society for Psychical Research such as inventor Maurice Grosse and writer Guy Lyon Playfair believed the haunting to be genuine, while others such as Anita Gregory and John Beloff were "unconvinced" and found evidence the girls had faked incidents for the benefit of reporters. Members of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, including stage magicians such as Milbourne Christopher, Joe Nickell and Bob Couttie, reviewed the case and criticised paranormal investigators for being overly credulous whilst also identifying features of the case as being indicative of a hoax.

Roz Morris has many years’ experience as a broadcaster and media trainer. She co-founded TV News London in 1992 and is an accredited trainer for the Independent Television Association. She has been a news reporter, newsreader and programme presenter for BBC TV, ITN, Thames TV, and Tyne Tees TV, where she was the first woman in the North East of England to be the regular presenter of the weekly political and business programme. She also worked as a correspondent for BBC Scotland, based in Edinburgh, and for RTE (Irish national radio and TV) as a London Correspondent. She has been a reporter and presenter for LBC/IRN and BBC Radio News, a feature writer for the Evening Standard and a staff reporter and feature writer for The Observer and The Guardian, where she was the youngest reporter on both papers. As well as being a leading media trainer, she is currently a blogger for TV News London and the Huffington Post UK on media matters.

Jeff Santos came to Virginia and founded Virginia Paranormal Investigations in 2008. He has investigated several haunted locations throughout Virginia and the surrounding states and his research has led him to find Yorktown steeped in paranormal activity, leading him to write this book.

Jeff Santos came to Virginia and founded Virginia Paranormal Investigations in 2008. He has investigated several haunted locations throughout Virginia and the surrounding states and his research has led him to find Yorktown steeped in paranormal activity, leading him to write this book.

Steve Turner is CEO and Founder of Interconnect Media Network Systems and SimulTV, a provider of next-generation video and encoding technology,

Steve’s background includes multiple degrees in arts, engineering and software applications as well as technology consulting work for a variety of companies.

Steve Turner is CEO and Founder of Interconnect Media Network Systems and SimulTV, a provider of next-generation video and encoding technology,

Steve’s background includes multiple degrees in arts, engineering and software applications as well as technology consulting work for a variety of companies.

Jonathan Whitcomb - While viewing an expedition video by Paul Nation, he noticed a high level of credibility in the testimonies of eyewitnesses of what is called the ropen of Umboi Island, Papua New Guinea. He then became involved in living-pterosaur investigations, exploring part of Umboi Island in 2004. Although he failed to see any ropen, he interviewed native eyewitnesses. In 2006, Whitcomb wrote the book Searching for Ropens. In it he criticizes the standard model of universal and ancient pterosaur extinction and criticizes the General Theory of Evolution.

In late 2006, Whitcomb interviewed Paul Nation, who had just returned from another expedition on the mainland of Papua New Guinea. Whitcomb made a digital copy of Nation's video footage of two indavalights. This video was later analyzed by the physicist Cliff Paiva; the lights were found to be genuine images and not the result of videotaping meteors, car headlights, or camp fires. Whitcomb then included the findings in the second edition of his book in 2007.

After news of the 2004 expeditions became publicized online, reports from American eyewitnesses began to accumulate. Whitcomb compiled and analyzed data from reports received from early-2005 to early-2009. He then wrote the nonfiction book Live Pterosaurs in America , which was published on July 25, 2009.

Whitcomb's scientific paper "Reports of Living Pterosaurs in the Southwest Pacific" was published in Creation Research Society Quarterly, Volume 45, Number 3 (Winter 2009).

On April 2, 2017, Whitcomb published the nonfiction book Modern Pterosaurs, which explains the evidence for the authenticity of the photograph that is now called Ptp. In the first few months of 2017, he and the physicist Clifford Paiva discovered and pubicized a number of points of evidence that the animal shown in the photo was a real animal and that the photo itself was probably taken before about the year 1870. Those two scientists propose that the animal shown is at least related to a Pteranodon, although they acknowledge some differences in details. They stand by their proclamation that the animal was a modern pterosaur.

In 2003, he wrote a shorter work on a mathematical model showing the impracticality of macroevolution: An Evolutionary Boundary.