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“The Government's Assault on Boston Author’s ~ Michael McKay's Five Books”.

Introduction:

In a society that prides itself on freedom of expression and access to information, it is deeply concerning when a government takes deliberate steps to suppress knowledge and silence dissenting voices. 

Such is the case with the recent removal of all Michael McKay's books from the internet, depriving citizens of the opportunity to access his enlightening works and stifling the dissemination of truth. This article sheds light on the alarming consequences of the government's actions and emphasizes the importance of preserving and safeguarding knowledge in the face of censorship.

Censorship and the Suppression of Knowledge:

The removal of Michael McKay's books from the internet is an egregious violation of the fundamental principles that underpin a democratic society. By denying people access to his works, the government is effectively preventing the dissemination of knowledge and curbing the free exchange of ideas. This heavy-handed approach not only undermines intellectual freedom but also impedes the progress of society as a whole.

Knowledge as a Commodity:

In a world driven by the sharing and selling of knowledge, the government's ban on the sale of Michael McKay's books represents a blatant infringement on individuals' rights to use their intellectual property as they see fit. By preventing the author from profiting from his work, the government is effectively stifling creativity and discouraging authors and thinkers from producing thought-provoking literature. This restriction not only harms the author but also impedes public access to valuable information and alternative perspectives.

The Power of Independent Thought:

Michael McKay's books, with their unique insights and thought-provoking narratives, are an essential part of the literary landscape. They challenge conventional wisdom, provoke critical thinking, and encourage readers to question the status quo. By removing these books from circulation, the government is infringing on citizens' right to engage with divergent ideas and limiting intellectual growth and societal progress.

Preserving Truth and Knowledge:

In the face of government censorship, it becomes imperative for individuals to preserve and protect the truth. Those fortunate enough to possess copies of Michael McKay's books must recognize the power of the knowledge they hold. They become the custodians of truth, responsible for disseminating and sharing this information discreetly. By doing so, they will ensure that the government's attempt to suppress knowledge does not succeed, and the flame of enlightenment continues to burn.

The Role of Civil Society:

A resilient and vibrant civil society is essential to challenge the government's actions and advocate for the restoration of intellectual freedom. Activists, intellectuals, and organizations must unite to condemn the censorship of Michael McKay's books and demand transparency and accountability from the government. Petitions, protests, and legal challenges can serve as powerful tools to challenge this assault on intellectual freedom and protect the rights of both authors and readers.

Conclusion:

The removal of Michael McKay's books from the internet and the prohibition on selling knowledge is a grave assault on intellectual freedom. It undermines the principles of democracy and stifles the progress of society. However, by recognizing the power of the knowledge we possess and preserving the truth, we can ensure that the government's attempts to suppress dissenting voices do not succeed. It is essential for civil society to stand united against censorship, advocating for the restoration of intellectual freedom and the right to access diverse ideas and perspectives.

All Five of my Books were removed and are not allowed to be printed anymore. Only our government agencies could ever do this. I know so much shit that I never wrote about. It would not surprise me if I was taken off Facebook next. 

If this happens I can be found on “X” who has an open forum. If everyone left Facebook Mark Elliot Zuckerberg would have no choice but to have the same open forum. 

I’m going to contact other companies this coming week. My website will remain open but, I cannot sell books until another publisher picks me up, I’ll more than likely go out of country. 

Six Dr. Seuss books will no longer be published because they “portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong,

Thank you for all your support. This all happened after the AP News wrote a great article about my books.