Don't Tread On Me

Essays on the Media's plan to destroy our Republic and condition our Youth for World Service through Sex Education, Drug Education, Violent Videos, Religion and Music.

Jean Gladwyn's Don't Tread On Me is a book of essays on how the media and congress plan to destroy our Republic and condition our youth for world service through sex education, drug education, violent videos, religion, music and corporate wars.

Don't Tread On Me is targeted to anyone from sixteen to eighty. Anyone who has witnessed the decline of our culture, the loss of jobs, the failure of educators to 'educate', and the wanton display of arrogance from our servants in Washington, D.C., can learn something about the origins of these deceptions. There isn't a person out here who has not been affected by the step by step abolition of our liberties with no avenue for dissent. Anyone who has a child or who cares about the future of America with its endless wars and violence should take heed.

The easy-read book unveils the plan of America's corrupt government to bring the youth to its knees, culturally, intellectually, economically, and most of all, spiritually. When celebrities' personal lives become more newsworthy than child pornography at the Pentagon, it's time for America to take action. Now! Jean Gladwyn's Don't Tread on Me is a primer for those people being lied to by 'useful idiots' in the media, paid for by their corporate masters to destroy our youth.