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Templar Book Week 'Arrested'
For the second day of Templar Book Week, here's an extract from one of the most important chapters of our very first book, Deus Vult - Reconquista of the West.
The chapter is Arrested, and it's the most detailed and well-informed guide to what to do if you are ever picked up by the police. With increasing repression of lockdown resisters, patriots, straight pride activists and Christians in general, you never know when you may need this guidance.
The extract is from the part of the chapter which examines what will happen when they have you in the police station:
Agenda 2030: Making driving too costly for many
A provision in the Biden administration-backed $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill currently under debate in the U.S. Senate has sparked controversy for an initiative tucked into the legislation that would explore charging Americans a fee for every mile they drive.
The target year is tied to the United Nations’ global ‘Sustainable Development Goals,’ which promote a radical overhaul of democratic national governance and free market economic systems by the year 2030.
Templar Book Week Kicks Off
With a stunning new book already at the printers, and another about to be typeset, the Knights Templars' venture into book publishing is proving a big success. The first two books in our Deus Vult series also continue to sell fast, and to get a great response from all who read them.
To celebrate this fact, we're making this week Templar Book Week. We'll be giving new readers of this site, and old supporters too, the chance to read sample passages or chapters from each book. Today we're starting with a chapter from our forthcoming book on Heroes of the English-Speaking World. This is a compilation of well-researched but concise essays on more than two dozen of the greatest heroes produced through a wide sweep of history by the nations of the British Isles, Ireland, the USA (including Jim Bowie, fighters of the War Between the States, Smedley Butler, Drew Dix and others), Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa.
Our Heroes book is a direct response to the bigots of the 'cancel culture' who are working overtime to demonise or kill the memory and glory of our nations' past - as part of their Long War to deny our children and grandchildren a future. It's thus not just a fine and entertaining piece of History, it's production and widespread distribution is also an act of resistance in a cultural war.
This book will be ready for sale this autumn, in plenty of time to buy it for Christmas. In the meantime, here's a sample chapter:
Pastor reveals ransom demand from kidnappers for 80 Christian schoolchildren
Kidnappers are demanding a ransom of one million naira each to release around 80 children snatched from a boarding school in northern Nigeria last month, according to a pastor involved in the negotiations for their release.
Elite Plot v Travel Called Out
Is Covid being used as an excuse to stop cheap travel?
That was th headline on an article in the major UK right-of-centre newspaper, The Daily Telegraph, on 6th August. The sub-head warned that "From red list chaos to expensive tests and complicated rules, these new restrictions are unlikely to end when the pandemic does" and the article itself then dished the dirt on the elite's exploitation of covid as a weapon in their carbon war against millions of normal people.
Author Ross Clark lookes at the history of mass travel in recent decades, before pointing out the contempt the elite feel for ordinary holiday makers:
Former Pfizer VP warns childbearing-age women against covid vaccines
Former Pfizer vice president Dr. Michael Yeadon has highlighted three reasons why women of childbearing years and younger should entirely reject experimental COVID-19 gene-therapy vaccines.
Ashli Babbitt Killer 'Gave No Warning'
The House Select Committee supposedly investigating the U.S. Capitol riot hasn't even mentioned her name, but the fatal shooting of Ashli Babbitt during the protest against the elite theft of the 2020 Presidential election could still well come back to haunt them.
Taliban 'executed 900 people in six weeks' in one province
The Taliban executed some 900 people in six weeks in just one province as its fighters overran government troops, a police chief has claimed.
Discrimination Returns With a Bang
IF you thought you'd seen the last of discrimination, think again! Excluding blacks, Muslims, homosexuals, the disabled, or big hairy men who think they're women has become the high road to being dragged into court, demonised and ruined, but millions of law-abiding, decent citizens are about to be hit by a wave of discrimination that would have made Jim Crow blush.