Upcoming Releases
Dark Control: AI and Humanity's End
In the following we examine the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in our everyday lives, as it becomes ubiquitous to our society, from the perspective of security and failure. What happens when the glammed up marketing claims of AI companies encounter the true colors of reality of how AI systems really work, what the outcomes really will be? This is an inquiry into how engineering can go catastrophically wrong in pursuit of profits, but not just in economic terms but in even graver terms to the extreme of even driving all of humanity into a collective insanity of what is known as epistemic instability, when beliefs become uncoupled from true interpretations and become mere fantasies pushed into truth by pure peer pressure of machines operating at a speed and scale no human institutions can keep up with to dispel the falsehoods, the age of autonomous influence operations. Then understand that those falsehoods are not someone’s desire to control or rule the world, but can be simply emergent out of the technology itself, rather than human driven desires for property, power and prestige, for conspiracy theorists: that perhaps the deep state is nothing more then an emergent process of technology, an emergent AI. On the one hand we have ways to undermine our existence through planned means and on the other hand we have ways to destroy ourselves through emergent means of the technology itself, that catastrophe is endogenous to the systems we have created to avert catastrophe, a systems design issue, not an issue of malice, greed, or conquest. Yet, it is also a story about cyber criminal gangs and the greater existential threat they pose through this new magnitude of AI technology and what it can do, from social engineering for phishing to trading manipulation, not to mention the occasional job for authoritarian regimes.
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Psychopathology of Totalitarianism: The Actual Totalitarian Surge And Delusional Contagion
Totalitarianism has never been radically examined from the perspective of a disease of civilization, a collective delusional pathology in the realm of psychopathology, with the ramifications that follow. This is what Ariane Bilheran proposes in this psychological and philosophical essay on total power in politics. She demonstrates that totalitarianism is a paranoiac system in which perverse, sadistic, transgressive, and psychopathic pathologies are glorified. Survival of such a system depends onfoundational lie maintained in secrecy, the indoctrination of the masses into ideology, and the deliberate disorientation of individuals and groups — leading to traumatic shock, pleasure for some, and horror for others. The book emphasizes the pathological alliance between paranoia and perversion, used to sever human bonds and destroy subjectivity, as well as the bodies of individuals, reduced to the status of instruments, objects, inert and interchangeable commodities, or worse, waste to be eliminated. Anyone is susceptible to being swept up in the delusional contagion, the mechanisms of which are explained here in detail. Through this profound journey into the madness of power that contaminates the masses, the author also delves into genuine spiritual experiences that arose from within the inferno, as manifestations of a human cry that encounters freedom at the very heart of despair.
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Can't Find Our Way Home: The Boys with the Brands
Jimmy’s life has been full of sadness and terror. He was separated from his biological family and his identical twin brother as an infant and given up for adoption. At the age of approximately eight, he was taken from the pool at the family country club and abused and tortured by a powerful pedophile ring. They hooked Jimmy on heroin in order to control him. He and a wide ring of others abused Jimmy in this way for years using the drugs as a control mechanism. Other boys were captured by this ring of pedophiles and drug dealers. Jimmy and those boys created a family of sorts. A couple of them became familiar to the public through missing posters and printed milk cartons. Mostly they were hidden in plain sight underground. Jimmy’s adoptive father was a powerful lawyer for local organized crime—featured in the movie Casino. He looked out for Jimmy as best her could, may have “disappeared” a few people, but ultimately didn’t want to draw attention to himself or the family. The book reveals the horrendous crimes against children and the way Jimmy and other boys, including his found twin, learned to cope and survive against all odds. Jimmy lived with an empty heart that longed for what he could imagine was a real mom and dad family. In prison, he still grieves for what happened to him.
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Sacrificing Humanity: The UFO is a Portent of Nuclear War - Softcover
To those who have been paying attention to Congressional hearings, we’ve had a Galileo Moment—a sudden realization that man is not the center of the universe. UFOS, now called UAPs, are showing up at our nuclear launch sites very frequently killing and permanently injuring launch site personnel, because apparently the UAPs know something we do not: We are very close to nuclear war! What’s more, we are following a script that all the religions of the world thought so important, they all warned us of the singular global calamity of fire thousands of years in advance: Armageddon. Were the Apocalyptic scriptures of the world’s religions written as a warning—to encourage humans not to continue on the path towards nuclear annihilation—or as a script pushing us towards that end by malevolent forces? And why would anyone want this script? We need another script. Sacrificing Humanity volume one, answers these questions and the urgent choices we must make now to survive. Volume two of Sacrificing Humanity is a memoir of the author’s adventure to a remote island in Patagonia and his fight with the U.S. feds over that island that locals claim is a “UFO base.” It is his true story of encounters with polymorphous beings and an orb that came within two feet of his face, closer to his face than any person who lived to tell of the experience of the thousands of accounts out there who lived to tell about it with him and his business partner witnessing it. Of the 100 people injured by orbs that Gary Nolan examined, 25 died much farther away than the author was to one of these orbs. It is also the story of being told of “a lot of friends returning” from space. Is it possible that the “gods,” the Elohim, are coming back? The author also witnessed the Breakaway Civilization in Patagonia and was told their plans in person and he is here to tell their story that they would never tell. They are the most secretive people there are, so the only way you can get their story is from part two of Sacrificing Humanity. The two volumes are part of a whole. Volume one is their plans for us, and volume two is the story of all those who are wanting to sacrifice humanity and supplant us with alien/human hybrids. Full color -September release
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Sacrificing Humanity: The UFO is a Portent of Nuclear War - Hardcover
To those who have been paying attention to Congressional hearings, we’ve had a Galileo Moment—a sudden realization that man is not the center of the universe. UFOS, now called UAPs, are showing up at our nuclear launch sites very frequently killing and permanently injuring launch site personnel, because apparently the UAPs know something we do not: We are very close to nuclear war! What’s more, we are following a script that all the religions of the world thought so important, they all warned us of the singular global calamity of fire thousands of years in advance: Armageddon. Were the Apocalyptic scriptures of the world’s religions written as a warning—to encourage humans not to continue on the path towards nuclear annihilation—or as a script pushing us towards that end by malevolent forces? And why would anyone want this script? We need another script. Sacrificing Humanity volume one, answers these questions and the urgent choices we must make now to survive. Volume two of Sacrificing Humanity is a memoir of the author’s adventure to a remote island in Patagonia and his fight with the U.S. feds over that island that locals claim is a “UFO base.” It is his true story of encounters with polymorphous beings and an orb that came within two feet of his face, closer to his face than any person who lived to tell of the experience of the thousands of accounts out there who lived to tell about it with him and his business partner witnessing it. Of the 100 people injured by orbs that Gary Nolan examined, 25 died much farther away than the author was to one of these orbs. It is also the story of being told of “a lot of friends returning” from space. Is it possible that the “gods,” the Elohim, are coming back? The author also witnessed the Breakaway Civilization in Patagonia and was told their plans in person and he is here to tell their story that they would never tell. They are the most secretive people there are, so the only way you can get their story is from part two of Sacrificing Humanity. The two volumes are part of a whole. Volume one is their plans for us, and volume two is the story of all those who are wanting to sacrifice humanity and supplant us with alien/human hybrids. Full color -September release
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The Death of Willie Nelson Jr. – Never Investigated: Murder or Suicide
For thirty-four years, Benjamin Cummings carried a promise in his heart — a solemn vow made to his dying friend, Willie Nelson Jr., to tell the truth about what really happened. I Always Had to Live Up to Being Willie’s Boy is that truth.Told by the Lakota man who tried to save him, this remarkable memoir unveils the rarely seen world behind the legend — a place where fame, addiction, and heritage collide. Cummings and “Billie” Nelson, both born of mixed Native blood, were bound by music, pain, and the shared struggle to walk the Red Road of sobriety. Their friendship began through a benefit concert for the first Native-owned public radio station, KILI, and deepened as Cummings became the older brother Billie never had — witnessing his turbulent life on the margins of stardom and the circumstances that led to his tragic end.Spanning decades of Native activism, the Nashville music scene, and the quiet heartbreak of a family divided by fame, Willie’s Boy is a raw, deeply human story about loyalty, loss, and the redemptive power of truth. Online Description: For thirty-four years, Benjamin Cummings carried a promise in his heart — a solemn vow made to his dying friend, Willie Nelson Jr., to tell the truth about what really happened. Told by the Lakota man who tried to save him, this remarkable memoir unveils the rarely seen world behind the legend — a place where fame, addiction, and heritage collide. Cummings and “Billie” Nelson, both born of mixed Native blood, were bound by music, pain, and the shared struggle to walk the Red Road of sobriety. Their friendship began through a benefit concert for the first Native-owned public radio station, KILI, and deepened as Cummings became the older brother Billie never had — witnessing his turbulent life on the margins of stardom and the circumstances that led to his tragic end.Spanning decades of Native activism, the Nashville music scene, and the quiet heartbreak of a family divided by fame, Willie’s Boy is a raw, deeply human story about loyalty, loss, and the redemptive power of truth.
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Collectors: The Guardians of the Physical and Virtual Worlds
What drives us to save, sort, and treasure the things we cannot bear to lose? In Collectors: The Guardians of the Physical and Virtual Worlds, D. J. O. Callahan explores one of the most universal—yet least understood—human behaviors: the impulse to collect. From ancient seeds and stone tools to rare artifacts, fine art, and the vast, invisible archives of digital data, collecting is revealed as far more than a hobby—it is a force that shapes civilization itself. Blending storytelling, history, psychology, and sharp cultural insight, Callahan traces how collectors have preserved knowledge, influenced economies, and even altered the course of human progress. Along the way, he uncovers the passions, rivalries, and responsibilities that define those who gather and guard the world’s most meaningful objects—and ideas. But in an age dominated by smartphones, cloud storage, and endless streams of information, the nature of collecting is undergoing a profound transformation. What happens when the boundaries of time, space, and scarcity disappear? And what does it mean to “own” anything in a world where everything can be copied, stored, and shared instantly? Provocative and wide-ranging, Collectors is a journey into the heart of human desire—revealing how what we choose to save ultimately defines who we are, what we value, and what we leave behind.
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MyClients Were Spies
LATE 2025
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Shadows & Light: The Murder of Robert F. Kennedy
Hopefully June 2025
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Hunt for the Red Diary: The Secrets Powerful Men Wanted Buried
It’s 2025, and we’re camped out in a back booth at Musso and Frank Grill––Hollywood’s last cathedral, where the martinis are colder than a starlet’s shoulder and the waiter’s been around longer than most studio heads. The lights are low. The red leather is cracked. And the ghosts? They’re always on the house. Our names –– Rick Marcelli and Robin Bragg-Marcelli. The drinks hit the table, an old promise––dry, sharp, and stirred with just enough danger to keep the night interesting. We’re not here to reminisce. We’re here with a story. One we’ve carried around––a loaded gun. It’s about Marilyn Monroe. The blonde. The bombshell. The girl with the smile that made men lie and the secrets that made them disappear. Word had spread among our friends in Los Angeles––at the Smoke House, a restaurant next to Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California, and at Musso and Frank Grill, that we were digging into Marilyn Monroe’s death and her Red Diary.
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The Evil That Walked New York: One Cops Pursuit for the Truth Behind Son of Sam and its Connection to the Disappearance of Etan Patz
In August 1977, New York City’s nightmare finally seemed to end with the arrest of its most infamous serial killer, David Berkowitz. The city exhaled—briefly. On May 25, 1979, a young boy vanished into the shadows of Soho, never to be seen again. The vibrant, chaotic neighborhood of struggling artists, working-class families, and small shopkeepers would be forever haunted.These two crimes—high-profile, infamous, and seemingly unconnected—were just the surface. Decades later, New York City Police Sergeant Mike Codella found himself entangled in one of the darkest investigations the city had ever seen. What he uncovered would shatter the boundaries of belief: satanic cults lurking in the shadows, ruthless 1% biker gangs, a Nobel Prize-winning pedophile doctor, and horrifying acts of human sacrifice—all hidden beneath the city’s glittering façade.Against the suffocating weight of departmental politics and institutional cover-ups, Codella’s relentless pursuit brings the reader face-to-face with a world where evil wears many masks—and nothing is what it seems.This is more than true crime. It is a descent into a nightmare so real, so horrifying, that it will make you question every conspiracy you thought too wild to exist.
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Memoirs of an Illuminati Hunter, Book I: Adam Weishaupt & The Eye of Horus
f the story in this one hundred year old book is true then it will change the way the think about the world forever.Ride with Sebastian Drechsler, flawed freshman student of 1784's Ingolstadt University, as he gallops through this incredible adventure: 'The Mother of All Conspiracies.' Under the ever-watchful eye of eccentric Professor Van Halestrom he is schooled in the dark art of hunting the infamous Bavarian Illuminati before its Luciferian revolution sweeps civilisation into eternal darkness and oblivion. This volume is formed from a collection of memoirs discovered in 1898 at the University of Munich in Bavaria. Sebastian Pierre Drechsler was a student and eventually lecturer at Ingolstadt University between 1783 - 1800, before the faculty was closed down. He later went on to become Professor and then Director of History at Munich University until he retired in 1833. It is understood that the original memoirs were dictated by the scholar on his deathbed (circa 1852) and that he had not wanted them to come to the public's attention for 'some time' after he died so as not to besmirch his fine reputation achieved after many years working within academe. He was on record to have made claim that they would be valuable 'To those in the future who are already illuminated, or are ready to come into the light.' It should be noted that the transcript was dictated to an Englishman, a court stenographer by trade, who was not fluent in the Bavarian tongue but the far-sighted Professor had understood that his scribe's natural dialect was fast becoming the international language of the world and so by means of this translation would secure the text's widest readership when it eventually saw the light of day. This detail and the fact that it is a vocal record would explain the sound effects, British measurements, occasional vernacular and the constant personal observations of a humorous nature. A. Jones Editor Necromancer Press. 1913
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