A bold call to unite the Americas by rising above political division, corruption, and partisan conflict.
Hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children dead, wounded, or broken-hearted have become collateral damage from the failed policies of the global leadership class.
The first American President, George Washington, in his Farewell Address, warned the American people about the dangers of partisan politics perpetuated by factions and political parties. He also cautioned against foreign interference in elections and against placing the interests of individual states or regions above those of the nation as a whole. His timeless message applies not only to the United States but to democracies everywhere.
This book presents a movement for the Americas, urging a shift away from destructive division and toward unity, cooperation, and shared vision.
Our future must be better than the fractured state of the world today.
No More Partying is an effort to challenge and transform the political norms of division that have become so apparent throughout the Americas.
Our people deserve more.
Witch hunts ordered by Rome threaten Henry VII’s efforts to unite post-war England and heal divisions.
Take a journey back to England in the year 1488, when Henry VII sits upon the throne of a nation still deeply divided after the War of the Roses.
Under the directive of Pope Innocent VIII, the King has been ordered to hunt down witches and heretics. However, Henry VII and his trusted Chancellor, Cardinal John Morton, fear that an overly zealous inquisition could reopen the wounds between the Houses of Lancaster and York.
Seeking wisdom and restraint, the King writes to the Pope, asking for guidance on how best to proceed with an English Inquisition.
Understanding the King’s concerns, Pope Innocent VIII responds by appointing two Englishmen to travel to Cologne, Germany, where they will observe firsthand the methods of witch hunts and interrogations — an experience that will test both their faith and their humanity.
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