The Ethics of Revenge: Justified Violence or Organized Crime?
Revenge has long been a central theme in literature, history, and politics. It raises complex ethical questions: Is it ever justified? Does it cross the
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The Influence of Casinos and Poker in Political Deals
Casinos and high-stakes poker games have long been arenas where political deals are brokered, fortunes are won and lost, and alliances are formed. In How
How Corruption in Law Enforcement Enabled Criminal Syndicates
Corruption within law enforcement has long been a key factor in the rise and survival of criminal syndicates. From the Mafia’s hold over police departments
Survival, Sacrifice, and the Unbreakable Bond in How to Kill a President? by Colt Donaldson
In How to Kill a President? (Volume I and II) by Colt Donaldson, the raw power of survival, sacrifice, and camaraderie emerges as central themes,
The Jungle Symphony: The Relentless Struggle of the Vietnam War in How to Kill a President
If you are someone who desires to read crime and thrillers this winter, then getting your hands on this book, “How to Kill a President”
From Staten Island to Stardom: The Crossroads of Ambition and History in How to Kill a President
In Colt Donaldson’s mafia fiction, “How to Kill a President?” (Volume I and II) the personal intertwines with the political, creating a rich tapestry that
The Intersection of Crime and Politics: A Century of Underworld Influence in America
The relationship between crime and politics is a storied and complex one, stretching back over a century in American history. From organized crime syndicates to