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From a longtime Vanity Fair writer and editor, a delightfully entertaining, intelligent, and illuminating history and tribute to teen movies—from Rebel Without a Cause to Fast Times at Ridgemont High, and on to John Hughes, Mean Girls, The Hunger Games, and more.

In the powerful inclusion to the Scammed series, Kim Groshek invites readers to uncover the hidden systems of control shaping our society—and to reclaim their truth. Scammed: Volume 2 dives deep into the societal, political, and economic mechanisms that manipulate perception, limit autonomy, and maintain the illusion of freedom. With compelling research and real-world insights, this book reveals how global narratives are constructed—and how we can break free from them. Inside, you'll explore: How power structures use misinformation to control thought and behavior Why critical thinking ...

In Why Journalism – Real News in an Age of Lies, Erik Fichtelius explores the media's role in defending truth in an era of misinformation. With democracy under threat worldwide, this book reveals the challenges faced by journalists as they navigate political pressures, digital disruption, and AI's impact on newsrooms. Drawing on five decades of experience, Fichtelius, one of Sweden's most respected journalists, delves into major global events, from Cold War smuggling operations to modern-day conflicts between the press and political powerhouses.

This is the outline of the importance of the Holy Spirit in our life and a description of who the Holy Spirit is from the Hebrew and Greek Texts. Revealing the mystery of the Spirit of God, and the purpose of the Holy Spirit. Included in this writing are ancient texts translated to reveal more about the Holy Spirit than what we typically learn from a Sunday Morning Church Service. Some of the research is rather shocking and also very enlightening. Although somewhat controversial, truth from Scripture and original texts are used to support the claims. "Seek and Ye shall find" the mysterious ...

Shadowy groups are increasingly capable of collective action. Using military-grade encryption, rerouting software, and cryptocurrencies, anonymous and pseudonymous actors can now communicate, solve problems, recruit members, and manage resources across multiple public and semipublic spaces. This swirling mix of secrecy and openness enables people to move through cyberspace like nomads with verifiable personas, which makes them impossible to stop.