We The People: Confessions of a Patriot takes you deep inside the mind of a "soldier" in the Patriot Army. Is he a "hero", or a "patriot"? Is he a crazed terrorist, or merely an impassioned citizen? Should we hate him for his racism and myopic view of the world, or love him for his heartfelt patriotism? Does his idea of "freedom" conform with our own, or is he lost in a cult of extremism?

Reading Confessions, you will feel compassion and empathy for his despair at being dismissed as a "deplorable", and you will feel revulsion at his hatred for the "elites".

You will experience his fear and anxiety as he follows orders to plant bombs, as well as his anguish at Trump's betrayal at the January 6th, Insurrection.

You will suffer the pain and grief of seeing an election stolen before your eyes, and you will bear the heartache of being lied to by the media, politicians, government officials, and by the "elites" who control your freedom.

Confessions is a book about being a new American Patriot, about Freedom with a capital F.

It is a book about losing your rights to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness", and what, as a Patriot, you need to do to take them back.

Ultimately, it is a book about your life, and your children and grandchildren's lives in a time of turmoil and conflict.

"If there is one book you read this year, this should be the one. If there is one person you need to meet and understand, this is that person. If there is one point of view you need to hear and comprehend, this is that perspective."

"Confessions is a difficult, challenging, and controversial "true-life story". But it cannot be dismissed as the ravings of a crazed political terrorist. It embraces the most perilous threat to American democracy in the 21st Century, and it is deadly serious. Read it. Share it with your friends. Shout it from the rooftops. It may save your life."

The answers Confessions offers to these and other questions will send chills up your spine!