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In 2024, a foreign-policy lobby spent $100 million shaping U.S. congressional elections. In 2026, that influence moved through shell PACs with neutral names, designed to obscure donors until after voters had already cast their ballots. FOREIGN BODY, Book Three of the OCCUPIED investigative series, examines the documented mechanisms behind that influence—from AIPAC's origins and foreign-agent questions to dark-money networks, congressional voting, FEC filings, and U.S. policy toward the International Criminal Court.

Adulting 101: The Life Skills They Failed to Teach You in School is a practical, funny, no-fluff guide for teens and young adults learning how to handle real life. It bridges the gap between school and adulthood with step-by-step help on money, work, housing, health, relationships, and online safety.

Charlie Kirk did not die the way they told you. On September 10, 2025, the conservative firebrand was shot at Utah Valley University before thousands. Within hours, authorities had suspect, weapon, motive—and closed the case. Evidence tells a different story. Researchers from both sides found staggering anomalies: grieving widow laughing on TV announcing the shooting, security hand signals, cover-up of Kirk’s Israel reversal, no exit wound from a 142-yard high-velocity shot, impossible trajectory, unexplained electronic fragments in clothing.

URBAN WILDS: NORTHEAST The City Forager’s Mushroom ManualYou don’t need a forest to find wild mushrooms. From Boston’s mossy bricks to Philly’s alleyway mulch beds, fungi are erupting in forgotten corners of the Northeast. This region-specific guide shows you how to find, identify, and eat wild mushrooms inside the cities and suburbs—year-round.

In Fat Butt, Skinny Wallet, author Ryan Cox-Bedsworth drops the self-help fluff and delivers a sharp, funny, no-BS 90-day reversal plan to fix the two areas of life that secretly mirror each other—your health and your wealth.

Do you feel like love is random? Like everyone else has a “manual” and you’re stuck guessing? What if you could approach attraction the same way a scientist approaches an experiment — with repeatable, measurable results? In The Attraction Algorithm, Ryan Cox-Bedsworth breaks down the hidden science of human desire into a step-by-step system that anyone can follow. This isn’t a gimmick, pick-up guide, or cheesy “tricks” manual. It’s a real, actionable framework built on psychology, biology, and social dynamics.

Unlock a productivity system designed for your brain, not against it. The ADHD & Neurodiversity Productivity Planner for Adults is a no-BS toolkit built for adults who think differently—those with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, AuDHD, or anyone whose mind doesn’t fit rigid systems. Instead of forcing you to adapt to traditional planners, this one adapts to you. Most productivity tools assume linear thinking. Neurodivergent minds don’t work that way.

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders of the Artificially Intelligent (DSM-V-AI Edition) is a darkly comedic, sharply insightful exploration of the psychological quirks and malfunctions of artificial minds. Equal parts parody and philosophy, it catalogs the new frontier of synthetic psychopathology with absurd precision.

This is your emergency manual—equal parts survival satire, absurd checklist, and dark comedy. Not a memoir. Not a lecture. Just 50 unhinged ways to mentally, physically, or spiritually nope out of Trump’s America.

Your marriage exploded in a spectacular fireball of betrayal, OnlyFans subscriptions, and motel mix-ups—and now? You’re emotionally bankrupt, but financially...maybe up a little? This brutally honest, hysterically unhinged survival guide walks you through one man’s journey from cuckolded catastrophe to emotionally confused self-help icon.

Finally—an honest, complete guide to raising a happy, healthy, and well-behaved dog. From professional-level training techniques to behavioral tricks that actually work, this book cuts through the noise and gives you what you really need: practical guidance and surprising insights for every stage of your dog’s life.

Unearth the Secrets of the Deep! Colossal Squid: The Deep-Sea Giants of the Southern Ocean is your definitive guide to one of the ocean’s most mysterious and awe-inspiring creatures—Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni. Dive beneath the ice-covered waters of the Southern Ocean and discover a world few have seen, filled with massive tentacles, dinner-plate-sized eyes, and behaviors that continue to baffle marine scientists.

Manifest Like Jesus: The Law of Attraction in Scripture is a powerful, faith-centered guide that bridges ancient biblical truths with modern self-help strategies. If you’ve ever wondered whether Christians can truly manifest desires, visualize success, or speak their dreams into reality—this book has your answer.

This book accompanies the album Written in Sleep by The Gathering Pool—an experimental project exploring the mysterious space between consciousness and creation. This book dives into the very phenomenon that inspired the music.

In recent years, a constellation of leaked documents, declassified files, and firsthand testimony has begun to expose the architecture of a global UAP cover-up. At the center of this narrative is a convergence: the human capacity for intentional contact—long dismissed as fringe mysticism—is now emerging as a measurable, replicable interface technology.

Uncover the subtle signs and psychological cues that may indicate infidelity in a relationship. This comprehensive guide delves into behavioral patterns, communication red flags, and strategic questioning techniques to help you discern truth from deception. Empower yourself with knowledge and tools to navigate the complexities of trust and betrayal.

Puppeteers of Disclosure: How Luis Elizondo Shapes the UAP Narrative by Ryan Cox-Bedsworth offers a riveting, counterintelligence-style investigation into the recent surge of UFO/UAP disclosure efforts. Drawing on extensive research into Pentagon programs, legislative actions, and media campaigns, this book asks hard questions about why certain whistleblowers gain prominence and how narratives are managed behind the scenes.