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Makers and Takers is a fact-filled and superbly-documented book on how wealth and progress are made, and how they are taken away or prevented.

With a foreword by John Chamberlain, former Book Review Editor for The New York Times

You are invited to read: A Brief Synopsis, Critical Response, The First Page, and About the Author.

"If you buy only one book this year, if you read only one book this year, this is the one. It is meticulously researched. It is beautifully written. It is fantastic! It is MAKERS AND TAKERS by Edmund Contoski"--Ed Flynn, host of "Talk of the Town" radio program

"I am simply astounded at the clarity and reason displayed in the book [MAKERS AND TAKERS]. It is the most compelling case for private property, free markets, and individual liberty I have ever come across."--John F. Sampson, M.D.

"In spite of the huge amount of information, it is exceptionally well-organized and it's also fun to read, with 'Ahaas!' on every page. I couldn't put it down."--reader in Thousand Oaks, CA.

The Trojan Project is a technological fantasy set amid today's political realities as men with opposing visions of America clash over its future.

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"There is a conversation in The Trojan Project that is better than any history lesson, or class or professor that you could ever imagine. Reading through this dialogue--which is powerful and provocative steeped-in-truth fiction--transformed me. I felt that my American heritage was rehabilitated. Listen up, America! This book contains relevant and necessary information for every individual in this country today. It's that powerful." --Lori Crever, host of TV show "30 Minutes with the Author."

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Some quotations from the Founding Fathers that you can read in MAKERS AND TAKERS: How Wealth and Progress are Made and How They are Taken Away or Prevented:

"Inequality will exist as long as liberty exists. It unavoidably results from that very liberty itself" --Alexander Hamilton

"The moment the idea is admitted into society, that property is not as sacred as the laws of God, and that there is not a force of law and public justice to protect it, anarchy and tyranny commence." --John Adams

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Amazing facts you can read about in the book MAKERS AND TAKERS:

1200 people die unnecessarily because of the Food and Drug Administration's 5-year delay in approving the drug nitrazepam;

Over 100,000 people die from the FDA's 7-year delay in approving beta blockers;

The federal government, while posing as the protector of the environment, is the nation's largest polluter. The Defense Dept. alone generates more hazardous waste than the five largest chemical companies combined. Other sources of pollution include federal prisons, hospitals, and even the EPA itself.

The industrial accident rate, which had been steadily declining since 1912, when records were first kept, began to rise after the passage of the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA).

EPA regulations result in 9,545 to 23,000 fatalities annually in the United States.

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"Brilliant book...enlightening, superbly logical and historically accurate....Written for the layman. No prerequisite in economic 'gobbledygook' required"--The Sage Chronicle.

"A landmark book"--Times Record News.

"My favorite book....I devoured every chapter."--M.G., Texas.

"My favorite book since "The Road to Serfdom"--reader, New Orleans, LA.

"Easy to understand and an interesting read"--Writer's Choice Literary Journal.

"This reviewer rarely reads fiction books, but was so impressed with Contoski's nonfiction title, MAKERS AND TAKERS, that I ordered THE TROJAN PROJECT, a novel about one man's discovery of a computer "virus" that affects people as it spreads through the nation's telephone network. He tries to warn people, but no one believes him. [The author] keeps you in suspense from the outset.... Once the plot thickens, the "virus" enters, and a lady is introduced, it becomes even more engrossing....THE TROJAN PROJECT is a gripping tale of intrigue. Should [the hero] expose the secret project [to manipulate the virus to take control of the U.S. government] at the risk of their lives and his family's lives, or should he collaborate...to use the virus to reform America? That is the question.

Contoski here takes advantage of his environmental, investment and economics expertise, incorporating vast information into how America could be reformed, by including real problems of the government today--laws, facts and experiences of real people. The story has a surprise ending and is a lesson in moral action as well. While THE TROJAN PROJECT is touted as a novel of intrigue, it can also be classified as a "factional" book."--A. Heath Jarrett, editor JARRETT'S JOURNAL