About the author
AMARPAL SINGH
Born in Bedfordshire, England and grew up in the 80’s and 90’s. Raised as a Sikh. Realized having met relatives and friends after a long time; just how difficult their life was. The challenges that they had, had to overcome as a consequence of choices that others had made for them. There is nothing special about me, I’m just an average person, who like many others has experienced many hardships in life. Life is long, because a lot of events happen in a short span of time.
Belief Bias &
Racism
Belief, Bias & Institutional Racism explores how belief systems—whether rooted in religion, politics, or social movements—are used to manipulate and harm. This thought-provoking book delves into the impact of unquestioned beliefs and their role in shaping society, particularly through bias and prejudice.
Drawing connections between political ideologies, racism, and institutional corruption, the author highlights examples such as the Brexit movement and its fallout, including rising homelessness, deteriorating infrastructure, and social division. The book examines how these manipulative beliefs, whether from political parties, religious groups, or scammers, often go unchallenged, leaving a lasting legacy of discrimination, classism, and racism.
Drawing connections between political ideologies, racism, and institutional corruption, the author highlights examples such as the Brexit movement and its fallout, including rising homelessness, deteriorating infrastructure, and social division. The book examines how these manipulative beliefs, whether from political parties, religious groups, or scammers, often go unchallenged, leaving a lasting legacy of discrimination, classism, and racism.
evil of
religion
A book that scrutinises religion, its traditions, and the many falsehoods perpetuated by its proponents. It examines how and why these organisations were formed, the loose relationship that religion has had with the truth, and how it has been able to exploit and recruit devotees in search of their own answers.
The truth? Religions are, and until they are stopped, will act like organised crime syndicates. How organisations, whether religions or cults, suppress, control, and subjugate entire populations. They do all the abuse, while simultaneously claiming to be the arbiters of morality.
