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200 Dangerous Truths About Project 2025, By J. E. Fowlers

  • August 6, 2025
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The 2025 BOOK NO AMERICAN CAN AFFORD TO IGNORE

By SA Tripi

In 2023, The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, released a report over 900 pages long on Project 2025. It is their blueprint to return America to a country of conservative values and ideas leaving very little room for the United States of America that we knew prior to this past January 20.

A report of this size probably did not find itself on many nightstands and I’m pretty sure that was the reason behind its publication. Its magnitude would prevent people from attempting to read it.

Since Donald Trump became president, there have been numerous books that have broken down ‘2025’ into something that is easy to read and understand. It is what is needed to see that Project 2025 has become part of the fabric of American life faster than anyone thought possible.

200 Dangerous Truths About Project 2025 is the best I’ve read and I have read a number of books that have much of the same information.The difference is this author has conveyed it in a more palatable way, although there is nothing palatable about the course of action the Heritage Foundation is currently undertaking. It is the one book that packs the entire plan for the demise of a democratic America.

SAMPLE CHAPTERS:

• Healthcare Reform

• Women’s Rights and Gender Equality

• Veterans Affairs

• LGBTQ+ Rights

• Environmental Climate Policy

• Personal Freedom

• Welfare and Social Safety Nets.

This book easily explains how the Heritage Foundation intends to change this country, our freedoms, our ways of life, the air we breathe.

J.E. Fowlers has written a book that needs to be read by every citizen in this country. It is short at just 95 pages but enormous in content. The book must be available in schools and on library shelves but they are choked as to what they can do. The media should talk about it, but they no longer have the freedom nor the courage to do so and are becoming almost useless.

When I first read the book, I was filled with terror. And I hope that it does the same for you. This will be the only way we will be able to fight and change our country. Hopefully there’s still time.

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