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Stuart Jeanne Bramhall

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I'm a 66 year old psychiatrist, activist and author. I'm very excited about my upcoming adult novel A REBEL COMES OF AGE, due out Dec 21, 2013.

A REBEL COMES OF AGE is a sequel to my first young adult novel THE BATTLE FOR TOMORROW. My first novel concerns a 16 year old girl who fights for her right to live independently after being arrested for participating in the blockade and occupation of the US Capitol. It won a Pinnacle Achievement Award and a Reader Views Reviewer's Choice Award.

In the second book of the series, Ange is 17 and joins Occupy Wall State.

In 2010, I published a memoir THE MOST REVOLUTIONARY ACT: MEMOIR OF AN AMERICAN REFUGEE. The book relates mainly to my 2002 decision, owing to 15 years of intense government harassment, t ...more

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Stuart Jeanne Bramhall's Blog: The Most Revolutionary Act

Death by Coincidence?

Coincidence is turning out to be quite lethal to COVID vaccine recipients

By Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Declarations by health officials and vaccine makers that deaths and injuries following COVID vaccinations are unrelated coincidences are becoming a pattern. They’re also depriving people of the information they need to make informed decisions.

The official handling last week of the deaths of two Danes and a Miami doctor following their COVID jabs highlights

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Girl in the Air is a great read for ages 12-17, with a main character many women this age will easily identify with. As the story starts Alice, who is over six feet tall, feels fat, unattractive and friendless and is convinced her parents are too bus ...more
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A comprehensive expose of the wealthy corporate interests who are the real power behind the federal government. Kreig orients his book around Obama and Romney, the major presidential candidates in the 2012 elections. However in discussing Mitt Romney ...more
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The Land Value Tax (LVT) is a “radical” form of taxation first proposed by Henry George in his 1879 Progress and Poverty (see Progress and Poverty: the Suppressed Economics Classic). What George proposes is to replace taxes on wages, purchases, and i ...more
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