Hypocrisy of the Anointed
Social activism is a powerful force that can damage people's lives and facilitates delusional and unwelcome social change. Additionally, anointed leaders of these movements share common traits with traditional religious leaders. These anointed leaders are often in positions of power and use their perceived moral imperative and the media to manipulate and alter the truth to protect political cronyism and a perceived appearance of morality.
This book is a devastating critique of the hypocrisy of social movements' anointed leaders and their failed social policies. Dr. Parker takes aim at a range of the latest social issues to reveal the hypocrisy of these so-called "anointed" leaders. These powerful essays provide a challenging look at the politically correct world these anointed leaders create and their self-serving corruption.
Capitalism and Morality: An Essay
In this insightful essay, Dr. Parker examines one of the pressing questions on the minds of most Americans today: is capitalism immoral? Dr. Parker draws depth for this essay from observing students dressed in high-end apparel, gripping iPhones, and listening to music on pricey headphones while using factual data to debunk the immoral myth and answer this highly complex question.
Additionally, Dr. Parker reveals some of today's economic fallacies ingrained in the minds of most Americans. A timely, essential read that cuts through ideological noise with data-driven clarity.
Conservative Essays for the Modern Era
Forward by LTC Allen West (Ret.). With the ascension of relativism and the denial of absolutes and objectivity in everyday life, progressives and socialists have redefined the word "tolerance" to mean the blanket acceptance of anything no matter how unpalatable or absent of truth.
Those who challenge this fraud of tolerance, who invoke factual data, display reason, or critical thinking are mocked and humiliated into silence. In this book, Gregory Parker explores several of the latest issues — identity politics, democratic socialism, gun control, Islam — to reveal the hypocrisy and blatant disregard for basic science and facts. These five powerful essays, written to his son, deliver a thought-provoking look at the millennial self-serving, subjective reality.
Global Warming Really?
A rigorous, data-driven examination of the global warming debate, Dr. Parker cuts through the political noise to examine the scientific and economic dimensions of climate change policy. Essential reading for anyone seeking an honest, fact-based assessment of one of today's most politically charged issues.