The Last Practicing American - Wagner, Michael T.
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This book was not written for the weak kneed, spineless, politically correct, non-practicing American. It is instead for those of us who have witnessed the methodical dismantling of traditional morals and values thus exhausting the limits of our tolerance. The contents of this book will detail our cultural mutation which applauds deviance, rewards failure and elects the corrupt in terms designed to wake up the lethargic patriot in all of us, in an effort to re-enforce the urgency in our resolve so we may reverse our current descending cultural trajectory thus sparing future generations from an otherwise inevitable implosion.…mehr

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This book was not written for the weak kneed, spineless, politically correct, non-practicing American. It is instead for those of us who have witnessed the methodical dismantling of traditional morals and values thus exhausting the limits of our tolerance. The contents of this book will detail our cultural mutation which applauds deviance, rewards failure and elects the corrupt in terms designed to wake up the lethargic patriot in all of us, in an effort to re-enforce the urgency in our resolve so we may reverse our current descending cultural trajectory thus sparing future generations from an otherwise inevitable implosion.
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Autorenporträt
Mike Wagner is a retired United States Marine Corps Officer. He is a decorated combat veteran who spent 19 of his 22 years of service in the infantry as a weapons Platoon Sergeant, heavy machine gun Platoon Commander, and Battalion Gunner. He has a Bachelors degree (magna cum laude) from Baker College and a Masters degree in U.S. history and politics from the University of Michigan. He has been married for over 32 years to his wife Gayle who, to this day, continues to tolerate his mood swings and stubborn disposition yet knows he would be lost without her.