In our zest for the good life and money we have pushed aside the addage that, whats good for one is good for all. It has distorted actions that would have brought about an even greater Nation. The voting of leadership, moral standards and proper teaching of our young are but the beginning.

Instilling God in the minds of our young future leaders. Teaching and promise of certain rights and practices. Highlighting our right to practice our belief anywhere we desire gurantees our inalienable rights. To take away these rights takes away the freedom this country was built upon.

Given are some problems, causes and solutions. Lightheartedly written, but presenting the seriousness of the problem. Showing a need for complete restoration to a time when we felt free to exercise the rights provided us through the declarations of our forefathers.

In America’s Rite Vol. II, Marty Rite pursues his quest for insight into the riddles which ensnare American society, and his Shahrasade-like research takes the reader into various levels of the American Justice System, the American Educational System, and through his old CIA handler, Marty learns how the American Political System has adversely affected America’s Intelligence Agencies.

 

During the course of America’s Rite Vol. II, Marty is repeatedly the beneficiary of Kathleen’s beautiful escorts, manages to stumble onto a mother-lode of insight and information at a high level California think tank, and inadvertently gains insight into the seamy underside of prostitution — the ugly reality of child prostitution. However, the most important aspect of America’s Rite Vol. II is: The America’s Rite Manifesto. The solutions proposed in The America’s Rite Manifesto are guaranteed to provoke reactions from all levels of American Society -- and stimulate discussions for generations to come.

In America’s Rite Vol. II, Marty Rite pursues his quest for insight into the riddles which ensnare American society, and his Shahrasade-like research takes the reader into various levels of the American Justice System, the American Educational System, and through his old CIA handler, Marty learns how the American Political System has adversely affected America’s Intelligence Agencies.

 

During the course of America’s Rite Vol. II, Marty is repeatedly the beneficiary of Kathleen’s beautiful escorts, manages to stumble onto a mother-lode of insight and information at a high level California think tank, and inadvertently gains insight into the seamy underside of prostitution — the ugly reality of child prostitution. However, the most important aspect of America’s Rite Vol. II is: The America’s Rite Manifesto. The solutions proposed in The America’s Rite Manifesto are guaranteed to provoke reactions from all levels of American Society -- and stimulate discussions for generations to come.

In our zest for the good life and money we have pushed aside the addage that, whats good for one is good for all. It has distorted actions that would have brought about an even greater Nation. The voting of leadership, moral standards and proper teaching of our young are but the beginning.

Instilling God in the minds of our young future leaders. Teaching and promise of certain rights and practices. Highlighting our right to practice our belief anywhere we desire gurantees our inalienable rights. To take away these rights takes away the freedom this country was built upon.

Given are some problems, causes and solutions. Lightheartedly written, but presenting the seriousness of the problem. Showing a need for complete restoration to a time when we felt free to exercise the rights provided us through the declarations of our forefathers.

Leonard C. Garrett Sr. was born May 17, 1930 to parents sharecropping a 40 acres slave plot given his mother’s parents when they were freed from slavery. Forced from the farm by the Ku Klux Klan, his parents fled to Tampa, Florida. An avid reader, He learned that outside the southern states, for those with Hope, America offered Opportunity, and through Shared Sacrifice, a better America for the Generation that follows. He quit high school and joined the air force, moved his parents out of the projects, and set out to achieve his American dream. Retiring from the air force he joined a major bank as a junior executive and at age fifty-four, had achieved an American dream never believed possible. The Election of 1980 had Unleashed the Wealthy, Greedy, Corrupt, and the politically Powerful from the “Bonds of Shared Sacrifice” and; empowered conservative ideology driven southern states to roll-back Supreme Court decisions and Laws guaranteeing civil rights of black and Latino Americans. He was harvested, convicted, and sentenced to prison for crimes “fabricated” by the US attorney, covered up by a “Fraudulent Judgment” on appeal, “denied access” to the Court to seek redress, and was held falsely imprisoned for 10 years all; “covered-up” by a corrupt conservative criminal justice system. Today at age 81, Garrett is among the millions of Americans driving past “gated communities” into cities with closed factories, boarded-up homes, and neighborhoods of unemployed, elderly, and less-advantaged Americans suffering the question, “what happened to the American that “We”” sacrificed so much to make great?’”

Leonard C. Garrett Sr. was born May 17, 1930 to parents sharecropping a 40 acres slave plot given his mother’s parents when they were freed from slavery. Forced from the farm by the Ku Klux Klan, his parents fled to Tampa, Florida. An avid reader, He learned that outside the southern states, for those with Hope, America offered Opportunity, and through Shared Sacrifice, a better America for the Generation that follows. He quit high school and joined the air force, moved his parents out of the projects, and set out to achieve his American dream. Retiring from the air force he joined a major bank as a junior executive and at age fifty-four, had achieved an American dream never believed possible. The Election of 1980 had Unleashed the Wealthy, Greedy, Corrupt, and the politically Powerful from the “Bonds of Shared Sacrifice” and; empowered conservative ideology driven southern states to roll-back Supreme Court decisions and Laws guaranteeing civil rights of black and Latino Americans. He was harvested, convicted, and sentenced to prison for crimes “fabricated” by the US attorney, covered up by a “Fraudulent Judgment” on appeal, “denied access” to the Court to seek redress, and was held falsely imprisoned for 10 years all; “covered-up” by a corrupt conservative criminal justice system. Today at age 81, Garrett is among the millions of Americans driving past “gated communities” into cities with closed factories, boarded-up homes, and neighborhoods of unemployed, elderly, and less-advantaged Americans suffering the question, “what happened to the American that “We”” sacrificed so much to make great?’”

Leonard C. Garrett Sr. was born May 17, 1930 to parents sharecropping a 40 acres slave plot given his mother’s parents when they were freed from slavery. Forced from the farm by the Ku Klux Klan, his parents fled to Tampa, Florida. An avid reader, He learned that outside the southern states, for those with Hope, America offered Opportunity, and through Shared Sacrifice, a better America for the Generation that follows. He quit high school and joined the air force, moved his parents out of the projects, and set out to achieve his American dream. Retiring from the air force he joined a major bank as a junior executive and at age fifty-four, had achieved an American dream never believed possible. The Election of 1980 had Unleashed the Wealthy, Greedy, Corrupt, and the politically Powerful from the “Bonds of Shared Sacrifice” and; empowered conservative ideology driven southern states to roll-back Supreme Court decisions and Laws guaranteeing civil rights of black and Latino Americans. He was harvested, convicted, and sentenced to prison for crimes “fabricated” by the US attorney, covered up by a “Fraudulent Judgment” on appeal, “denied access” to the Court to seek redress, and was held falsely imprisoned for 10 years all; “covered-up” by a corrupt conservative criminal justice system. Today at age 81, Garrett is among the millions of Americans driving past “gated communities” into cities with closed factories, boarded-up homes, and neighborhoods of unemployed, elderly, and less-advantaged Americans suffering the question, “what happened to the American that “We”” sacrificed so much to make great?’”