My Family, a Cult, and Trump - Peyton, Michael
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Having survived 5 years inside a mind control cult as a young adult, Michael Peyton has a unique ability to sniff out the group-think brainwashing tactics employed by today's liberal political leaders and their mouthpieces in a large portion of the media. In his debut work My Family, a Cult and Trump, written as equal parts autobiography and political commentary, he explores the shifting ideological and political landscapes of the west, the slowly grasping tentacles of socialism, and how Trump has stepped in at just the right moment. Exposing everything from the political virtue signaling of a…mehr

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Having survived 5 years inside a mind control cult as a young adult, Michael Peyton has a unique ability to sniff out the group-think brainwashing tactics employed by today's liberal political leaders and their mouthpieces in a large portion of the media. In his debut work My Family, a Cult and Trump, written as equal parts autobiography and political commentary, he explores the shifting ideological and political landscapes of the west, the slowly grasping tentacles of socialism, and how Trump has stepped in at just the right moment. Exposing everything from the political virtue signaling of a populace guided by misinformation, to the hippie movement of the '60s and '70s, and even today's Black Lives Matter movement, he breaks down the tactics of those seeking to subvert today's western values and supplant them with the old enemy of socialism. And by the end, he builds his unequivocal case as to why Trump is the most important president in the history of the republic.
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Michael Peyton was born in rural Ontario Canada with his five siblings. He was raised in a simple environment of freedom. Like many kids of the sixties and seventies, he was searching for higher meaning in life and ended up in a religious-type cult. Sacrificing his personality and freedom for five years, he eventually broke away, but left with invaluable lessons of prayer and meditation, but also mind control techniques employed by manipulative people with both good and evil intent. He spent four years in Peru, seeking his fortune and exploring the foothills of the Andes mountains, his best moments meditating in the clouds alone and in complete silence. He met his best friend in Socialist Nicaragua and shared many adventures there.