BOOKS

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.
Through historical and contemporary examples like Toxteth, Brixton, 7/7, and modern police misconduct, Belief, Bias & Institutional Racism exposes the dangers of allowing bias to shape policies and influence societies.
From the rise of conspiracy theories to the misuse of stop-and-search laws, this book sheds light on how ideology, when left unquestioned, corrupts and distorts, often to the detriment of marginalized communities.
If you’re interested in exploring the interplay of racism, bias, and the power of belief in influencing societal structures, Belief, Bias & Institutional Racism is a compelling read that will challenge your thinking.

evil of
religion
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. So please step inside the world of Religion and Cults. You’ll need a strong heart, though, as we explore. From the torture of the women in the Magdalene Laundries, the plight of individuals burned alive for being of the wrong caste, or the chilling bloodlust of the corrupt, messianic cabal of convicted criminal fanatics who currently inhabit the Israeli government.
The sordid pacts and agreements religions have made with twisted dictators. The sickening abuse and the psychotic individuals who prey on their congregation’s misery and hopes. The mass suicides in Jonestown – the chilling aspect of all the events? They all happened.