According to the book description of
Feeding Lions: Sharing the Conservative Philosophy it “is a book that comes clean on just
why conservatives and liberals can't get in the same room without a fight breaking out. Using a healthy dose of heartland
humor, the author takes readers on a journey of discovery that will anger liberals and awaken the dormant conservative who
sleeps in the majority of the nation. This book avoids reams and reams of boring statistics and gets down to business right
away by laying out the fundamentals of conservatism and why they fall in diametric opposition to liberalism. The goal for
this book is quality, not quantity, and each page is full of serious intellectual analysis on the battle being waged for the
hearts and minds in this country, and why conservative views MUST win the day.”
One reader of Feeding Lions:
Sharing the Conservative Philosophy in a Politically Hostile World said, “Another great read from a very
talented writer. Without trying to hide who he is from anyone who picks up this book, Paul managed to write a book that will
captivate readers of any political slant. He states from the very beginning that this book is based on his view and the lessons
he's learned through life, which he shares throughout. A lot more approachable then his last, more technical
release (Living Under the Patriot Act: Educating a Society), Feeding Lions gives a look into the views of a man raised from
conservative roots in the very heart of America. From his first run-in with the hippie culture to his discussion of liberal
bias in today's higher education institutions and from his views of Reagan's presidency to Bush's stand against terrorism,
Paul manages to express how he reached the views he did and why he will stick by them until the very end. For
those who do not understand the basics of the conservative movement to those who may just want another view of those beliefs,
I highly recommend that you pick up Feeding Lions.”
According to the book description of
Living Under The Patriot Act: Educating A Society, “The book is a comprehensive look at the
Patriot Act, the most power tool in the war on terror today. The book is the product of three years of research and gives
important information for people on both sides of this political issue. The books covers the creation of the original and
the highly contentious renewal.”
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Paul A. Ibbetson said of Living
Under The Patriot Act: Educating A Society, “Shortly after 9-11 in 2001, a bill was introduced in Congress
and passed despite the fact that most members had not even had an opportunity to read it. It is popularly known as the Patriot
Act. In his new book, Living Under The Patriot Act: Educating a Society ($17.99, Author House, available from Amazon.com),
Paul A. Ibbetson, a former police chief currently studying for his PhD in sociology, shares his three years of research on
what he calls "one of the most powerful laws of modern day." Those of both liberal and conservative political orientation
have expressed serious concerns because, while it expands the government's ability to find and jail terrorists, it also portends
the possibility of its misuse by a government less attentive to the dictates of the Constitution. The FBI admitted to such
abuses just last month. The author's purpose, as the title notes, is to educate the reader to the various aspects of the bill,
from its passage to its current status. The bill is due for reauthorization and this timely book permits for a thorough review
of the way it works. This is not light reading because it rather intensively looks at the bill section by section. Nor is
the book a polemic taking sides. Those of a legal bent of mind will find it a masterful piece of work.”
About the Cherryvale
Police Department According to the Cherryvale Police Department, there mission is being “committed to providing quality police
service to our community with the highest level of professionalism and integrity. We dedicate ourselves to proactively solving
problems, preventing crime, and promoting a higher quality of life by working in partnership with the community.”
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