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Rise of the Oathbreakers
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Rise of the Oathbreakers

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American law enforcement has lost its way, particularly after 9/11, and its trajectory is headed in the wrong direction. Some notable observers have even concluded that the police may have already reached the point of no return; where reformation of long-standing police practices detrimental to community relations is no longer feasible. Unless something changes very soon, the United States of America will almost certainly become a quasi-police state. In some ways, it already has. This book is my way, my ONLY way, of fighting back against the looming tyranny.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
BookBaby
Country
United States
Date
16 October 2020
Pages
310
ISBN
9781543996784

American law enforcement has lost its way, particularly after 9/11, and its trajectory is headed in the wrong direction. Some notable observers have even concluded that the police may have already reached the point of no return; where reformation of long-standing police practices detrimental to community relations is no longer feasible. Unless something changes very soon, the United States of America will almost certainly become a quasi-police state. In some ways, it already has. This book is my way, my ONLY way, of fighting back against the looming tyranny.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
BookBaby
Country
United States
Date
16 October 2020
Pages
310
ISBN
9781543996784