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"The Vietnam War: Our Stolen History, from the files of Andy P. O'Meara, Jr"

LIBERAL FASCISM by Jonah Goldberg

The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Vietnam War by Phillip Jennings

THE ROADS TO MODERNITY by Gertrude Himmelfarb

Accidental Warrior by Colonel Andy P. O'Meara Jr.

ONLY THE DEAD CAME HOME/Andy P. O'Meara Jr

MODERN TIMES BY Paul Johnson

UNFIT FOR COMMAND by John E. O'Neill

VETERANS OF WAR, VETERANS OF PEACE, BY MAXINE HONG KINGSTON

Resources, Sites and Reading list (click on book title to order)

HATING WHITEY by David Horowitz

RADICAL SON by David Horowitz

THE MARKETING OF EVIL by David Kupelian

Defeating the Totalitarian Lie: A Former Hitler Youth Warns America - Von Campe

The Liberal Mind: The Psychological Causes of Political Madness by Lyle H. Rossiter Jr. M.D.

Excellent sources of information: Current Events, Political,

PTSD, Military, etc

Designed and Maintained by Hamilton Research Group/Homestead@2010

Artist/Photographer for images with South Vietmanese flag superimposed in the background is Dean Forward. We wish to thank him for his patriotic contributions and incredible talent!

CONTACT INFO

Andy P. O'Meara Jr.

andy.omeara@frontier.com

(Colonel, Author)

Annie Hamilton

Scientific Researcher/Author/Write

Annie.Hamilton@gmail.com

1241 S. Petit #48

Ventura, CA 93004

ATTENTION: If you're interested in helping fund our newly developing project relating to PTSD/Battle Fatigue, Please send contributions of any size to the Ventura address c/o O'Meara/Hamilton

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If you are interested in supporting our efforts, you may do so with our thanks and appreciation. To inquire or ask questions, please email either Andy O'Meara at andy.omeara@verizon.net or Annie Hamilton at annie.hamilton@gmail.com Two areas we're currently recruiting assistance include; ongoing support, development and publication of Andy's work relating to the Vietnam War and our Scientific study, 'Hormonal Impact on Psychosocial Dysfunction as related to PTSD' (bridging the gap between Science and Military - for the FIRST time ever. An exciting development)