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Richard James DeSocio
Author Richard James DeSocio’s background can be described as diverse, with an educational background in economics and finance. As a concerned citizen, he began writing during the ...voir plusAuthor Richard James DeSocio’s background can be described as diverse, with an educational background in economics and finance. As a concerned citizen, he began writing during the recession of 1984, when unemployment lines were long. Wondering about the state of the economy and more specifically the state of an eroding manufacturing sector, he dug into research that led to his first book release in 1992. The Elements of Economic Destruction: Why the American Living Standard Is Falling (aka Richard James). Manufacturing was once the economic backbone of the nation. In the last 50 years, thousands of factories have shuttered and countless jobs lost. Taxes, outsourcing, mismanagement, foreign competition and excessive union work-rules are discussed as possible causes.
Greatness Achieved and Lost: The American Century followed next. It explores the explosive growth of America’s mighty industrial engine of the nineteenth century by discussing such notables as Vanderbilt, Carnegie, Ford and Rockefeller and their respective sectors: railroads, steel, autos and oil.
In 2013, DeSocio released Rockefellerocracy: Kennedy Assassinations, Watergate, and Monopoly of the “Philanthropic” Foundations. It is a portal to a universe of political and economic supremacy. Clash of Dynasty: Why Gov. Nelson Rockefeller Killed JFK... (2017) is the latest update of his theory, containing compelling information to further indict the Rockefellers as the top culprits behind the crimes of the century.
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Livres par Richard James DeSocio
Clash of Dynasties: Why Gov. Nelson Rockefeller Killed Jfk, Rfk, and Ordered the Watergate Break-In to End the Presidential Hopes of Ted Kennedy Rockefellerocracy: Kennedy Assassinations, Watergate and Monopoly of the "Philanthropic" Foundations Évaluation : 0 sur 5 étoiles0 évaluation