The Last Practicing American

The Last Practicing American by Michael T. Wagner, published by Xlibris US on July 18, 2014, is a 274-page exploration of contemporary American culture. This book addresses the perceived erosion of traditional morals and values, presenting a critical perspective on societal changes that the author believes have led to a troubling cultural shift. It aims to engage readers who are concerned about the direction of the nation and seeks to inspire a renewed sense of patriotism and responsibility.
In this edition, Wagner details what he describes as a cultural mutation that celebrates deviance and failure while critiquing the political landscape. The narrative is directed toward those who have witnessed these changes and are motivated to take action. Readers will find a discussion that emphasizes the urgency of reversing what the author sees as a declining trajectory, with the intention of safeguarding future generations from potential societal collapse. The book is written in English and is designed for those who resonate with its themes of biography, history, and military perspectives.
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This book was not written for the weak kneed, spineless, politically correct, non-practicing American. It is instead for those of us who have witnessed the methodical dismantling of traditional morals and values thus exhausting the limits of our tolerance. The contents of this book will detail our cultural mutation which applauds deviance, rewards failure and elects the corrupt in terms designed to wake up the lethargic patriot in all of us, in an effort to re-enforce the urgency in our resolve so we may reverse our current descending cultural trajectory thus sparing future generations from an otherwise inevitable implosion.
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