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  Black Hawk Down The Truth Behind...

  NAVEED ALI SHEIKH

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  Black Hawk Down: The Truth Behind the Fog 
  By Naveed Ali Sheikh 
  An elite U.S. task force descends on the Olympic Hotel to capture top warlords. Within hours, the mission spirals into chaos: two Black Hawk helicopters shot down, American soldiers pinned under relentless fire, and the streets of Somalia ablaze with rage. 
  What the world saw was a tragic tale of courage and loss. 
  What it didn’t see was who came to save them. 
  In this groundbreaking and controversial account, Naveed Ali Sheikh unearths the suppressed truth behind Operation Gothic Serpent—the role of the Pakistani Armed Forces, who spearheaded the rescue of trapped American Delta Force and Rangers when no one else could. 
  Drawing from eyewitness testimonies, military records, and declassified sources, Sheikh sheds light on the unrecognized heroism of Pakistani UN troops who fought through enemy lines, held their ground under intense fire, and pulled the wounded from the jaws of certain death. 
  This is not just a retelling of a failed mission— 
  It is a correction of the historical record. 
  It is the voice of the forgotten. 
  It is the truth behind the fog. 
  Daring. Unflinching. Necessary.🖋️ About the Author 
  Naveed Ali Sheikh is a Pakistani author, historian, and social media influencer known for his insightful and thought-provoking content. He is the founder of Saariyas be the Man, a platform that focuses on sharing knowledge and ideas on history, current affairs, and personal growth.

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  The Learn-It-All Educator - A...

  Szymon Machajewski

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  The Learn-It-All Educator is a practical guide for faculty, instructors, and academic professionals navigating the age of generative AI. Drawing on real classroom experience, this book offers frameworks, strategies, and reflective prompts to help educators adopt AI tools with confidence, critical thinking, and ethical awareness, without losing the human core of teaching.

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  The Day the World Came to Town -...

  Jim DeFede

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  Perfect for fans of the musical Come From Away! 
  When 38 jetliners bound for the United States were forced to land at Gander International Airport in Canada by the closing of U.S. airspace on September 11, the population of this small town on Newfoundland Island swelled from 10,300 to nearly 17,000. The citizens of Gander met the stranded passengers with an overwhelming display of friendship and goodwill. As the passengers stepped from the airplanes, exhausted, hungry and distraught after being held on board for nearly 24 hours while security checked all of the baggage, they were greeted with a feast prepared by the townspeople. Local bus drivers who had been on strike came off the picket lines to transport the passengers to the various shelters set up in local schools and churches. Linens and toiletries were bought and donated. A middle school provided showers, as well as access to computers, email, and televisions, allowing the passengers to stay in touch with family and follow the news.

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  Psychology of Human Relationships

  Connor Whiteley

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  Perfect for teachers, students and people interested in psychology. 
  Does evolutionary play a role in partner choice? 
  Is promoting good social behaviour effective? 
  What is the Bystander Effect? 
  These are just a few of the interesting and important questions that we will be exploring in this book as we explore the psychology of human relationships.  
  So, join me as together we explore the fascinating world of the psychology of human relationships in this book with an intriguing conversational tone that clearly breakdown and critically evaluates concepts and theories so everyone can enjoy the wonders of psychology… and not have a headache at the end!

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  Government by the Unelected -...

  Dr. R.J. Pestritto

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  “Much alarm has been raised among Establishment media and politicians about President Trump’s efforts to cut the federal bureaucracy and to force its top officials to be more loyal to him and to those who voted for him. How did we come to find ourselves in a situation where our top national administrators – who exercise immense governing power in our country – think of themselves as independent of the elected president? Why does it create alarm among our elites when the president expects those running the administrative state to carry out his political program? The roots of this entitled attitude go back many decades, and are part of the original Progressive project to comprehensively reshape American government. We are now in the midst of the first serious effort since the 1930s to restore some measure of democratic accountability to national administration. In this Provocation, Ronald J. Pestritto explains how we got to this moment, and what the prospects are for the current effort to turn things around.”  

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  In Search of Common Ground -...

  Bastian Berbner

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  As heard on NPR’s “This American Life,” unlikely friendships challenge every kind of bias, to offer hope that our societies can heal 
  Much has been written about our polarized media, social bubbles, and intractable biases. Award-winning journalist Bastian Berbner circled the world to find a different narrative. In Search of Common Ground is his profound collection of true stories that prove it is possible to mend even our fiercest divides. 
  In Arizona, a former neo-Nazi befriends his Black parole officer. In Germany, an older couple dread the arrival of their new Roma neighbors—but are moved upon meeting them to offer help and become strong supporters. In Ireland, we see one friendship change the world when a gay-rights activist overturns a conservative mailman’s homophobia—and together, they help sway public opinion to legalize gay marriage. Other gap-bridging stories include: 
  Young Democrats and Republicans (United States), 
  A Danish policeman and a Muslim boy in danger of radicalization (Denmark), and 
  A neo-Nazi and a Palestinian prisoner (Germany). 
  With added historic and sociological research, Berbner gets to the root of what pushes people apart, and shows that we can dissolve divisions by simply meeting face to face. This is essential, uplifting reading for everyone who aspires to live without hate.

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