The Bones of The Book.

Glorified Wrongdoers is a non-fiction book that was written to ensure a new member of the family did not end up like many within our cultures of greed and become ignorant of the realities in which they live. The thought of them becoming just another servile status seeking sycophant that glorifies the wrongdoing our hierarchal cultures celebrate, made writing the book a must. So this book, that is a guide in understanding the practices of the parasitic status seekers that call themselves leaders, was born. As the book is attempting to share the truths of our cultures and cover how these truths effect everyone and every field within them, it is as some may imagine with any attempt to address so many interwoven subjects, somewhat on the beefy side of the average book. It maybe more common to split a large content book into a 2, a 3 or a 4 book series in order to satisfy publishers and ultimately generate more profit, but as the motivation behind this book is the passing on of knowledge and not any wealth or social worth that may come from complying with any industries standards, putting it altogether within one book was a must. It also makes it easier for those the book was written for, as searching the lofts, huts or rarely used cupboards trying to find a collection of books creates a higher potential for a missing element (not to mention takes up more space) than having just one book.

With 11 chapters, 600 pages in a 6 x 9 inch format and well over 200,000 words, this book would have any publisher running for the hills, not just because it took over 5 years to write so would never hit any arbitrated deadline, but it is well outwith their profitable sweet spot of 50 to 80 thousand word books, and that's before they even know the content. Now i understand that perhaps most "successful" authors will adhere to the pressures of those that monopolise the market (although it is a lot more accessible these days), but if you are telling a story or passing on knowledge, it takes as many words as it takes (granted, some will use more than others). The idea of stripping it down to the bones or breaking it up into a series of books is mostly (if not solely) a financial one for those that dictate the "industry standards". However, as with all such things, those that set these standards will one day be long gone and another set of gatekeepers will be selling themselves are experts purely on the wealth they attain. Life's ways too short to be keeping up to date with their nonsense, so i will embrace the life of an "unsuccessful" author and stick to my bulky letterbox buster. If writing for wealth was the goal then hitting the publishers preferred word content and sticking to the most profitable genres of thriller, fantasy and self-help books (or do what many "successful" authors engage in by just repeating the valued lies of their time and place) would be a much easier task (in my humble opinion) that writing this book, but as they say, write about what you know and have a passion for, so the truth and the poverty it acquires, it is.

Some may say that the truth is the first casualty of war, however, the truth is the first casualty in becoming a status seeker. Their hierarchies and the wars our status seekers create, are merely an extension of the lies that are required in order to quench the thirst for elevated worth. This book presents our timeless behaviours in an attempt to make most of the knowledge within it as relevant to us, as it would have been for our distant ancestors, or as it will be for our distant descendants. Timeless knowledge is always there to be absorbed, no matter how many of those around us deny its validity.

The book goes over the ramifications of tolerating, valuing and glorifying our gross wrongdoers. Something we all do to varying degrees. All hierarchies sell themselves as necessary to the populations they violate, and if we value destruction, then few would disagree. If we wish to destroy our communities, then embrace a social hierarchy. If we wish to destroy our curiosity and awareness, then embrace their education systems. If we wish to destroy our health, then embrace their food and health systems. If we wish to destroy our innovation, then embrace their industries. If we wish to destroy our freedoms and sense of justice, then embrace their justice systems, and if we wish to destroy our worth, then we should embrace their mediums of exchange that are use to cripple the worth of all who are forced to rely on them. Glorified Wrongdoers leaves no doubt to the true nature of tyranny that our social hierarchies embrace, regardless of what they dress themselves up as.

The first four chapters of the book lay down the matrix of our groups, before we sully our minds on the practices of our status seekers and their social hierarchies. We then descend even further into the glorification of human exploitation to examine how each and every field is snared in a trap of fostering ignorance's and hate by our cultures that happily murder millions to aid in the elevation of a few. We track the repeated patterns of our behaviour in destroying each other so a few can control our mediums of worth, exposing the blatant lies that are used time and time again, from before Alexander The Great, to the world wars of the 20th century and still used widely today. The generality of sociology, psychology, politics, history, slavery, technology, health, law, money, war and education are a few of the topics the book covers.

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