Save the Kid! - How the Arrest of a January 6th Protester Revealed a Moral Compass That Can Save America

Reed K. Christensen

Sinopsis

This book tells the first person account of a 62 year old electrical engineer, married for forty years, father of five, and veteran who ended up on the FBI's Most Wanted list, was arrested on his way to church, and had his property raided by fifteen heavily armed agents for his actions protesting the 2020 corrupted election at the January 6th Stop the Steal rally in Washington DC.The book describes his actions at the protest, his arrest, imprisonment, and his pre-trial confinement hearing. At a later hearing a Federal judge proclaimed that he is the only protester he knows that is accused of assaulting an officer that is not being held in pre-trial confinement. The miraculous circumstances leading to his pre-trial release are detailed.But more than a personal account of enduring the wrath of an American government gone rogue, it tells how these events revealed a magnificent Moral Compass that is just waiting to be picked up and used to save America.Implanting the moral compass in the heart of each American patriot does not require money, or political parties, or organizations. Yet it would have the power to demolish the forces that seek to destroy America as founded and save the Republic that now hangs by a thread.

Disponible desde: 18/01/2022.

Longitud de impresión: 137 páginas.

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