Politics Book Reviews

The final chapter of a jaw-dropping exposé about the federal judiciary’s past and present conduct, The Black Wall Of Silence Part IV by George H. Butcher III hammers home a final nail in the coffin of judicial impartiality.

Just a few decades ago, the premise of this four-book series may have seemed like a long-form conspiracy theory, and many of these allegations would have remained unknowable and unprovable in a time before the Internet and collective calls for greater transparency in the judiciary. Today, many will have noticed shifts in America’s federal judiciary and the monumental shifts in apolitical tradition, […]

In this third compelling section of George H. Butcher III’s The Black Wall of Silence series, readers are led from the macro issues of judicial impunity in previous installments to the micro level of a number of interlinked and particularly egregious cases in New York state. Examining specific judicial “conduct related to corruption” and utilizing an analytical approach to assess key decisions made by state, federal, and appellate court judges, this book is a methodical and relentless takedown of these “judicial monsters in a real-life horror story.”

While the previous two books in this three-part series addressed many of the […]

Delivering a wide-ranging and perceptive thesis on the state of American society today, Critical Musings from a Traditionalist by Jocelynn Cordes is a timely piece of social critique.

Presenting a kaleidoscope of anecdotes, events, and key issues reweaving the fabric of modern America, this collection of essays is a carefully crafted hot take on the things that divide us. Whether reflecting on the hidden agenda of recent protest movements, the fundamental shifts happening in our education system, governmental oversight and overreach, or the obsession with defining and defending patriotism, these hard-hitting essays run the gamut of social media, smear campaigns, […]

The second installment of an eye-opening “Nonfiction Horror Story,” The Black Wall of Silence Part II: The Judiciary’s Immorality, Cruelty, and Arrogance About Corruption by George H. Butcher III is another relentless dive into the implicit corruption of America’s federal judiciary, including the very highest levels.

This damning indictment gives evidence for a purported secret judicial code of conduct that is used to protect corrupt judges, and the prime beneficiary of this shadowy umbrella of protection is not just the corruption, but the reputation and outsized control of the broader judiciary itself. Butcher explores in detail how federal district court […]

A searing takedown of the federal judiciary at its highest levels, The Black Wall of Silence Part 1: The Judiciary’s Immorality, Cruelty, and Arrogance About Corruption by George H. Butcher III is an impassioned argument worthy of widespread deliberation in the court of public opinion. While this first part of a longer series covers only a limited scope – the dynamic differences between judicial and police corruption, as well as the ways in which corrupt judges are protected by the Judicial Conference – it establishes an incredibly strong foundation for this four-part indictment, laid out in plain and provable terms.[…]