Gary Allen Livres

Since the end of World War II, forty three nations, representing nearly one-third the earth's surface, have fallen to Communism. In every single instance, the US State Department was a willing and knowing accomplice to the betrayal. Why? The world's richest capitalists have for decades cooperated with and bankrolled their alleged mortal enemies, the Communists. Why? As you will learn in this book, it was planned that way, as part of an elitists' scheme to create a New World Order. In this book, you'll find the conspirators' plans revealed in their own words. Even more important, you'll learn how they can be stopped. After reading the manuscript of Say "NO!" to the New World Order, Conservative Caucus chairman Howard Phillips said, "This can be the biggest-selling Conservative book in history." It not only can be...it must be.

Focusing on the enduring nature of sauces, this book delves into their fundamental physical and cultural characteristics, showcasing connections and unique features across global cuisines. By examining hundreds of sauces, it highlights their timeless appeal, making it a valuable resource that transcends changing culinary trends.

The book delves into the rich history and scientific principles behind food preservation, highlighting essential techniques such as drying, smoking, salting, canning, and fermentation. It offers insights into how these methods have evolved over time and their significance in extending the shelf life of food. Through a blend of historical context and practical knowledge, readers will gain a comprehensive understanding of the art and science of preserving food.

"From bangers to Bratwurst, and Cumberlands to chorizo, every country has its own special sausages. There is a veritable alphabet of sausage, from the Cajun andouille - and its less spicy forerunner, a French saucisson of the same name - all the way to the Italian zampone. As this rich and engaging history shows, people worldwide have been making sausages for thousands of years. They can be made of blood, meat, fish or cheese; have a skin or be skinless; be dried, smoked, fermented or fresh; tubular, spherical or in a patty. The history of the sausage is one of relentless creativity and invention, as different cultures found countless delectable ways to transform otherwise unappealing scraps of meat.Gary Allen peppers his account with examples from all over the world, as well as antique posters and advertisements, artworks and cartoons; together, they build a picture of a food that has been beloved - even as it's scoffed at - throughout human history." --

As America's royal family of finance, the Rockefellers are this country's super capitalists. Or are they? The original John D. hated competition and the free enterprise system. He was ruthless monopolist who bought political influence to protect his economic empire. His descendants have carried his tactics worldwide. Gary Allen, author of the international best seller None Dare Call It Conspiracy, here reveals the shocking true story of the wealthiest, most powerful family in America. If there is one dynasty that wants to rule the world, it is the Rockefellers. And if there is one book about this dangerously ambitious family you must read, it is The Rockefeller File.

Exploring the fascinating history of herbs, this book delves into their diverse uses across cultures, from ancient medicinal practices to contemporary culinary applications. It highlights the journey of these often-overlooked plants, revealing their significance beyond just being common weeds. While many resources focus on cooking and healing with herbs, this work emphasizes the historical context and the remarkable paths these plants have taken throughout time.

It has been my experience for the past half-decade or so that when I want to read good horror, I don't go to the horror section of the bookstore. I go to the non-fiction section. There is a short but powerful list of nonfiction books that are guaranteed to put a good scare into you, and I seem to have stumbled across the majority of them. Stanton Peele's The Diseasing of America. Robert Weinberg's One Renegade Cell. Glenn Gaesser's Big Fat Lies. Add to the list Allen and Abraham's None Dare Call It Conspiracy. Allen and Abraham here attempt to make the case that the events of recent world history, from the Bolshevik Revolution forward, have been brought into being and controlled by a relatively small group of insiders, mostly international banking magnates and (later on) the Council on Foreign Relations. While it's certainly conspiracy theory, Allen and Abraham have done a fine job of backing up their assertions with a huge amount of primary and secondary source material (just looking up the titles in the bibliography took me the better part of two hours). Whether you're a fan of conspiracy theory or not, the facts presented, and the conclusions drawn, in this book, are thought-provoking and outrageous.

This comprehensive guide serves as an essential resource for aspiring food writers, offering insights into food writing, publishing, and culinary knowledge. Compiled by Gary Allen, an educator at the Culinary Institute of America, it equips readers with the tools needed to enhance their writing skills and effectively communicate their passion for food. Whether you're looking to deepen your understanding or share your expertise, this handbook is an invaluable asset for anyone in the food writing community.

DIE INSIDER bietet einen Einblick in ein globales Verschwörungsnetz, das die "NEUE WELT-ORDNUNG" anstrebt und die Menschheit in die Sklaverei führen könnte. Das Buch enthüllt das geheime Zusammenspiel zwischen westlicher Hochfinanz und Kommunisten und beleuchtet die wahre Rollenverteilung in Politik und Wirtschaft.