From the roots of slave colonialism to the complexities of modern capitalism, discover the dark undercurrents shaping our society.
Forbidden Education of the 21st Century Plantation by Quinton Girtman presents a unique investigation into of the covert forces shaping Western societies. Through a meticulously researched narrative, Girtman explores the origins of modern capitalism, tracing its roots from the early days of slave colonialism to the complex structures of today’s economic and political systems. The book reveals hidden influences behind significant historical events, including the establishment of the Federal Reserve, the Great Depression, and controversial military and political developments. With striking illustrations and rare documents, Girtman uncovers the covert agendas of powerful institutions such as the Vatican, Zionist bankers, and various monarchies, exposing how they have shaped global events and policies.
Expanding on these themes, Forbidden Education of the 21st Century Plantation also examines the role of mass education as a tool of social control and the dark legacy of Operation Paperclip, where Nazi scientists were recruited to advance the U.S. military industrial complex. Girtman does not shy away from discussing the assassination of key figures like Presidents Lincoln and JFK, nor the impact of Malthusian NGOs and their controversial global health and population control initiatives.
Forbidden Education of the 21st Century Plantation is an essential read for those seeking to understand the hidden forces at play in shaping world history and contemporary issues, offering a compelling critique of the establishment's ongoing manipulation and censorship.
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Sunday, April 12, 2026
Forbidden Education of The 21th Century Sugar Plantation
Saturday, April 11, 2026
Tech Equity: Freedom Through Enabling Technology: A Dream Officer's Playbook for Tech Equity in Disability and Aging Services
Tech Equity: Freedom Through Enabling Technology:
A Dream Officer's Playbook for Tech Equity in Disability and Aging Services
by Precious "Preciosa" Myers-Brown
What does freedom actually look like for someone who has been told what they cannot do their whole life?
That question lives at the heart of Tech Equity: Freedom Through Enabling Technology by Precious "Preciosa" Myers-Brown. It is a book about what becomes possible when a whole community -- providers, families, Direct Support Professionals, policymakers, and the people being served -- decides that the way things have always been done is not good enough anymore.
The care system we are working inside was built in the 80s, way before we had the tools we have today. Imagine finding a pager from that era and thinking it still works -- then spending years looking for the payphone you need to go with it. We honor what was built with what we had. And now it is time for all of us to move forward together.
This is not a book about technology replacing people. It is about technology giving people back their time, their dignity, and their choices -- and giving the communities around them the tools to actually support that. DSPs who are burned out. Families who are exhausted. People with disabilities who deserve more than a system running on assumptions from 40 years ago. The blueprint is here. The community that changes this already exists. This book is for all of you.
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Thursday, April 9, 2026
Crown: Vampire Knights
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Wednesday, April 8, 2026
MERCY: A Tale of Psychological Horror
MERCY: A Tale of Psychological Horror
Chad Wick is thirteen years old and knows the rules of walking home through Fitler Square: eyes forward, headphones in, mind your business. But when he glances down through a cellar grate on Cypress Street and sees a girl his age -- bound, pale, watching him with a patience that doesn't belong to a child -- he can't look away. Her name is Mercy. She says she's a foster kid. She says the men who own the house won't let her leave. She says no one has ever tried to help her before. Chad believes every word. The Delancey family lives behind the black-painted brick of 2400 Cypress Street. Jack, a corporate fixer. Ryan, his chaotic younger brother. And Rina -- a school counselor who opened her home and her heart to a girl who needed someone to care. But something is wrong inside that house. Something that smells like bleach and old stone. Something that moves through the fog that rolls off the Schuylkill River at night. Something that has been in this neighborhood for far longer than anyone living. In the old Philadelphia neighborhood called Devil's Pocket, the mill workers had a saying: the river provides. They never said what it costs. Chad looked down. Now he can't stop falling. MERCY is a novel of psychological horror set in the rowhomes and river fog of Philadelphia -- a story about the monstrous cost of caring, and the question no one wants to answer: what happens when the person you're trying to save is the thing you should be running from?
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Tuesday, April 7, 2026
A Terror Triptych: Ostara
A Terror Triptych: Ostara
Spring means renewal. Growth. Fresh starts. And what grows this spring is hungry.
In Rootbound, Mara returns to the Nordic village that never forgot her. The garden behind her grandmother’s house waits patiently. The villagers ask her to plant; to honor their pact with what lies beneath - when she refuses, the garden chooses her. Some roots run deeper than blood.
In Marrowseed, Orchard House offers broken souls a month to reinvent themselves. The garden promises to make them bloom again. It keeps its promise. But beneath the blossoms lies a pulsing heartroot fed by longing, loss — and what the residents never meant to give. Jayson thinks he can kill it. The garden thinks he’ll bloom beautifully.
This Spring, the Worm Moon rises in Osedax. The ground writhes. The oceans answer. And hunger, ancient and indiscriminate, devours everything in its path. Out of a group of friends, who will crawl toward morning?
The first thing Spring devours? Is you.
Ostara is the 3rd book in the Terror Triptych series. As independent collections, they do not need to be read in order.
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