Bøger af David Johnson

This book frames the whole of Western culture as a psyop machine that deters the ambition of the strong via a wholesale confusion of winning and losing. This confusion of winning and losing is termed 'the culture of ambiguity'. In its place the author calls for the implementation of a more robust culture, one that reflects a more invigorating and primordial truth: the difference between winning and losing.

For Bataille, the supposed ruinous nature of ecstasy takes down the lord and elevates the slave. This book attacks this absurd economy, insisting instead that ecstasy is simply ecstasy. Moreover, the slave is a slave and the lord a lord, forever. Bataille's philosophy thus remains merely a sentimental 'slave aesthetic'. In attacking Bataille's economy of ruinous expenditure the author also lays siege to the academic reception of Bataille, 'The Bataille Industry' tended to by the 'virgin scholars'. Finally, this attack on the Bataille Industry becomes a wider attack on 'the cathedral', the culture of ambiguity which confuses winning and losing in order to blunt the ambition of the strong man.

Would our country's Founders choose to live here?Wouldn't they be outraged by what is happening?¿ $31 trillion of national debt will tax future generations without their representation.¿ An army of 87,000 IRS bureaucrats will harass our people. ¿ A surge of illegal immigrants, passing through undefended borders, will burden our society without its assent.Wouldn't our Founders be shocked by our lack of common sense?¿ Men can give birth.¿ Defunding police will reduce crime.¿ Men can marry men, and women marry women.The Founders declared their independence from Great Britain. They reasoned, why should a small island rule over a vast continent? Today, we must declare our independence from the Left. Why should a small group of leftist elitists rule over a vast number of conservative Christians?This book pulls together all the outrages the Left has committed against us: twenty-seven grievances in all, the same number as in the original Declaration of Independence. For each grievance the book provides three easy-to-grasp points; explains the violation of common sense and Biblical truth; and reveals the consequences to our country and the organizations you can join to fight back.Consider an army that is facing encirclement and annihilation. Would they go about their daily routines, digging latrines and cleaning their boots, and just hope the enemy goes away? Well, that army is us. Should we go about our daily routines and just hope the totalitarian Left goes away?No. It is time to wake up. It is time to unite and fight back ... peacefully and lawfully. Time is short so join the fight!

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This book is jammed packed with real human stories from David Johnson- Author and retired Paramedic who has 20 years of experience saving lives. The Book Covers: - Where It All Began - Fear of The Dead - How I Became A Paramedic - A Night To Remember - Famous Celebrities and much, much more!!! "This book is brutal. This book is funny and most importantly; this book is packed with heart from front to back. A sick man with the strength of ten men, drug deals gone bad, gang bangers with no fear. Sex-crazed nurses. One man doing everything in his power to save lives, while at the same time, trying to stay out of the line of fire. This is good stuff." - Mark Edward Marston -Stillwater Gazette Newspaper - MN "I like how the author pulls you into his life, with feelings, and lessons. It was both entertaining and informational, funny and sad. His story made me want more, and the information he shares about his work and the emergency room is invaluable. I highly recommend this delightful and funny reading. It is a good book to share copies to family and friends." - A.M. Guyton - MS "Loved this book from the moment I picked it up! It is fast-paced, and action filled! You feel as if you were there trying to help all the injured! You feel the heart of Mr. Johnson. Thank you, Mr. Johnson, and all like you who serve us so well. A good "gift" book. Small enough to put in a purse or pocket." - B. D. Smedley - TX "A phenomenal journey! When I started reading it, I could not put it down! A riveting narrative that keeps you on the edge of your seat. You are left with a much-heightened appreciation for the extraordinary job that emergency paramedics perform each day." - D. McKissack - MI

Fresh Eyes Solve Problems Easier: The Self-Love Relationship ProjectBy: David Johnson David Johnson was born in the Bronx, New York, but he never felt like he fit in or had his own identify. His mother died when he was ten and his older brother died when he was fifteen. This was the point that David realized his purpose in life was to help people find the brighter side in life and to help guide them toward a better relationship with themselves and with others. David received his master's degree in counseling and then his certification for professional coaching to learn how to connect with people to the best of his ability. After years of experience and trial and error, David now collaborates with clients to ensure that they become their best selves, not only for the people around them, but also for themselves. Find out more about David and Co-Lab Coaching at www.yourcoloabcoach.com.The lessons woven throughout Fresh Eyes Solve Problems Easier are not just random lessons David picked up from sitting in a classroom or reading a textbook. Instead, each featured lesson is packed with personal anecdotes and honesty about how David tried (and often failed) at implementing each self-love lesson into his own life and relationships. David now owns and operates Co-Lab Coaching, and he coaches his clients using practices similar to those found throughout the book. The lessons David presents will help the reader to realize the need for self-love in relationships and in life. David's book offers a unique approach to tackling common relationship problems by first looking at oneself and the self-love we practice as individuals.

Followers of the Brexit saga will recognise the following as the establishment's way of blocking something that it does not want and does not agree with - stifling stories, hiding its mistakes through methods ranging from leaked stories to the press, prevarication, using procedures to delay and stifle initiatives, utilising precedents established hundreds of years ago, making things seem more difficult than they really are, embargoes on documents and records, use of "e;Project Fear"e; and even destroying records.They were equally familiar to those who for sixteen years battled to win pardons for 306 soldiers executed in WW1.

After the funeral, as Jack Brown stood by the grave of his father, Bill, his eyes displayed different feelings, true feelings, of anger and disgust towards his father as he muttered, "e;Rot in hell you old bastard."e; Jack couldn't forgive his father for the misery he had caused him and his friend,Harold, for their arrest as deserters during World War One,when he would have known full well the penalty for desertion was the firing squad.The same went for the death of their mothers, and his sister's escape to Canada. Will his feelings ever get resolved?

This book is about how we can end the act of murder and war on earth. These acts do not serve our world in a positive way and needs to be eradicated. We can settle all of our differences through the spirit which is talking and reasoning peacefully in our minds. Physical acts against each other when we have issues doesn't completely end our problems that we are facing. Physical violence is a temporary fix to a permanent issue. We can talk all of our problems out and live peacefully among one another. I believe that my studies from the Bible can play a part in how we can end physical violence in our world. I studied the Bible for a couple years very deeply and these are the things God revealed to me.

"I was deeply touched by this heart-warming story, and, like other books by this author, Ransom's Law is another truly outstanding and unforgettable book!" ★★★★★ - Amazon review"One of my all-time favorite books is "To Kill a Mockingbird," and this book was very reminiscent of that classic tale." ★★★★★ - Amazon review"I always think going in that the new book can't be as good as the author's last one, but David Johnson outdid himself again. I love the story and can't wait to read the sequel." ★★★★★ - Amazon reviewRoscoe Ransom returned home from World War I, broken both in body and spirit, drowning his pain daily in a bottle of whiskey. But even alcohol can't numb the agony of losing his wife or the fear of trying to raise his son, Junior, alone. However, the mind-numbing predictability of Roscoe's life as a sharecropper and his role of town sheriff-a job given to him out of pity when he returned from the war-is suddenly upended when a black man in their tiny community is murdered and castrated.At eleven years old, Junior longs for his father's love and attention to fill the void left by the death of his mother, but the person who has grown to fill that role is Willow Muscadine, a Cherokee Indian woman, who lives next door. When she sees him trying to locate the killer that his drunken father can't-or won't-find she decides to become Junior's self-assigned protector.Junior overhears enough in town to realize this was no random murder of a black man. But the more questions he asks, the more dangerous the situation becomes for him, Roscoe, and Willow. When the threats turn deadly, will it be enough to shake Roscoe from his misery in time to save them and find redemption? Or will his personal demons once again win until he's lost everything and everyone who cares about him?Best selling author, David Johnson, has once again produced one of his trademark "books with heart" and spun a tale that will have you rooting for the underdogs and hoping that good will triumph over evil.

Examines literatures and histories of the Cape in relation to postcolonial debates about nationalismHow the Cape Colony was imagined as a political community is examined by considering a variety of writers, from major European literati and intellectuals (Cames, Southey, Rousseau, Adam Smith), to well-known travel writers like Franois Levaillant and Lady Anne Barnard, to figures on the margins of colonial histories, like settler rebels, slaves, and early African nationalists. Complementing the analyses of these primary texts are discussions of the many subsequent literary works and histories of the Cape Colony. These diverse writings are discussed first in relation to current debates in postcolonial studies about settler nationalism, anti-colonial resistance, and the imprint of eighteenth-century colonial histories on contemporary neo-colonial politics. Secondly, the project of imagining the post-apartheid South African nation functions as a critical lens for reading the eighteenth-century history of the Cape Colony, with the extensive commentaries on literature and history associated with the Thabo Mbeki presidencies given particular attention.Key Features:Major European literary figures and philosophers read in the context of colonial historyMaterialist/historicist approach to postcolonial literatureCritical engagement with dominant theories of colonial nationalism

Ingleborough is a mountain in the Yorkshire Dales, one of the most iconic hills in England. This book looks at various facets of Ingleborough, from geology to landscape, history to land-use. It is of interest to those who love the Yorkshire Dales and the great fells of northern England.

David Johnson uses Spencer Roane's conflict with John Marshall as ballast for the first-ever biography of this highly influential but largely forgotten justice and political theorist. Because Roane's legal opinions gave way to those of Marshall, historians have tended to either dismiss him or cast him as little more than an annoying gadfly.

A graceful and searching photographic ode to the people of the Kerrville Folk Festival, who gather annually in the Texas Hill Country to celebrate music and live an idealistic combination of nonconformity and intentional community.