Chains
by Ivan Freed
A shocking, behind the scenes, revelation of the secret forces behind our modern racial divides. What appears to be chaos, righteous anger, revenge, rebellion, oppression, and injustice is actually the culmination of 50 years of planning. Discover how the neglected, innocent, and injured have been unknowingly manipulated to perpetually empower an elite few. Chains takes you back to the inception of equal rights and affirmative action and gives you unfiltered access to the private conversations between two senators who construct the cultural hostilities in which we now live. Like a slow-motion crash, you might not like what you see, but you can't take your eyes off of it.
This quick and clear read provides the clarity to say no to dependence and yes independence.
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About the Author
The author has worked in over 40 countries and currently serves as the executive leadership coach to a select group of federal government SES (Senior Executive Service) level leaders. In 1991 he founded Intelisys Corporation which was sold in 2001 and then LightHeart, a non-profit currently supporting orphanages, churches and clean water projects in third world countries.
After years of observing firsthand how dictators in South American, Asian, and the former Soviet bloc achieved and held power, the author, writing under the pseudonym Ivan Freed, recreates the playbook put in motion decades ago to engineer today's massive racial divides. Chains not only exposes the how but the disturbing why. The reader is taken back in time to the inception of equal rights and affirmative action and allowed to overhear the astonishing conversations between two senators. Each agreeing on the same policies, but one because he thinks they'll empower blacks and the other because he believes it will put them in perpetual slavery. This book exposes how welfare, family, church, work, and education were all secretly leveraged to create the anger, violence and poverty experienced in black communities today. It also reveals why, in spite of decades of failed promises, the majority of the black community still votes democrat.
What Readers Are Saying
“For the first time in my life I feel like I can do anything…this is the red pill on Americas ‘racism." - Issa G. (24-year-old African-born man who moved to the USA at age six)
“This is a must, must must, read. First the writing is fantastic, I was riveted. I know this is supposed to be historical fiction but it sure sounds like actual history. Second, I was always suspicious something like this was going on but to actually sit in the room and watch it unfold was mind blowing. Whatever position you hold on racism you need to read this." - Jo T.
“The chapter on Family totally ticked me off, and the Key's chapter brought tears to my eyes. LOTS to think about here. All and all I left feeling hopeful and I'm still pondering what I encountered here.” - Robyn T.
“Modern take on The Screwtape Letters." - Dave T.
“The author did an excellent job of drawing out the deep seated and sometime malicious way racism and evil burrow their way into our lives without even the slightest acknowledgment by either party.” - Steve R.
“I would encourage anyone to read this book regardless of your stance, it will certainly make you rethink what you thought you knew about yourself and others.” - Bryan S.
“Though the evil exposed can be hard to face, the book also offers hope in how to break the chains.” - Thais K.