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The Prudent and the Simple

Proverbs 22:3
E.G. Weiss, Jr.

The Prudent and The Simple by E. G. Weiss is a thought-provoking examination of the biblical warning in Proverbs 22:3, which states, "The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and pay the penalty." This book delves deep into the current state of America's faith-based community and its approach to safety, security, and preparedness within churches. With the rising threats of violence, including active shooter situations, vandalism, and other emergencies targeting places of worship, Weiss offers a sobering critique of the alarming fact that only 25% of churches in the United States have a security plan in place.
This book challenges the complacency often found within faith-based institutions, urging leaders and congregations to face the uncomfortable reality that their places of worship are not immune to such threats. Through compelling analysis, real-world examples, and spiritual insight, The Prudent and The Simple calls for a shift toward proactive measures in safeguarding communities. Weiss explores the critical need for comprehensive security strategies, preparedness training, and the importance of taking refuge in wisdom rather than being caught off guard by danger. This timely and urgent message serves as a clarion call to faith leaders, security teams, and congregants to heed the warning and protect their places of worship for future generations.

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Fractured Nation

How Division Could Turn America Into A War Zone
E. G. Weiss, Jr.

Fractured Nation: How Division Could Turn America Into A War Zone by E.G. Weiss offers a hard-hitting exploration of the growing divisions that threaten to tear the United States apart. Through a careful analysis of the last decade, Weiss examines how the politicization of government agencies, the fight for diversity, political group tactics, and contentious elections have deepened the rifts within American society. This book delves into the underlying forces that have turned disagreements into outright hostility, raising the question: how close are we to a breaking point?
Weiss draws parallels between the present-day turmoil and one of the darkest periods in American history—the Civil War. By comparing the ideological, social, and political divides of the 19th century with those of today, Fractured Nation highlights unsettling similarities. Through a detailed examination of historical events, the book provides a chilling look at how the nation has faced internal fractures before and considers what might happen if the country continues down its current path of division and unrest.
In Fractured Nation, readers will find a blend of historical insights and contemporary analysis that brings the story of America’s division into sharp focus. The book not only reflects on current events but also offers a cautionary tale of what the future might hold. Weiss lays out the escalating tactics of political groups, the impact of relentless accusations, and the polarization of society, warning of the potential consequences if these conflicts remain unresolved.
This timely and thought-provoking book challenges readers to consider how a once-united country could find itself on the brink of internal conflict. Weiss urges America to face its divisions head-on and presents a compelling case for the need to find common ground before it’s too late. Fractured Nation is an essential read for anyone concerned about the future of the United States.

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The Purple Tornado

E. G. Weiss, Jr. with Illustrations by Cassandra Adair

Inspired by the true events of an F5 tornado that unexpectedly struck the town of Caruthersville, Missouri, on April 2, 2006, this charming children's book captures the whimsical and unexpected. In a town where the sunny Sunday afternoons are always filled with laughter, and where the belief is strong that tornadoes could never cross the hill, valley, and river that surround them, the townspeople are in for a surprise like no other. As the sky darkens, it’s not the approaching tornado that first grabs their attention, but the falling fish! Written and illustrated in the nostalgic style of the early 1900s, "The Purple Tornado" brings a humorous twist to the lessons of preparedness and the surprises that nature can bring. With beautiful, detailed illustrations and a story that captures the imagination, this book is a delightful read for children and a charming keepsake for adults.

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Forgotten in the Storm

Protecting Vulnerable Populations in Disasters
E. G. Weiss, Jr.

In “Forgotten in the Storm”, E. G. Weiss explores the often-overlooked realities of those most at risk during catastrophic events. Focusing on the elderly, disabled individuals, children, and other vulnerable groups, this book delves into the systemic challenges and societal oversights that leave these populations unprotected when disaster strikes. With a blend of historical case studies, expert analysis, and personal stories, it provides a comprehensive look at the gaps in emergency response and the urgent need for inclusive disaster preparedness.
The book begins by defining what makes certain populations vulnerable and how their needs are frequently misunderstood or ignored in the chaos of emergencies. By examining events like Hurricane Katrina, the 2010 Haiti earthquake, and recent crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic, This book highlights how systemic neglect has repeatedly placed the most fragile lives at greater risk. Each chapter carefully unpacks the failures and successes of past disaster responses, offering a roadmap for how communities and governments can better protect those who are most vulnerable.
Moving beyond the past, Weiss provides actionable strategies for improving disaster readiness and response. It discusses innovative solutions, from accessible communication technologies to community-driven preparedness programs, designed to ensure that no one is left behind. The book also explores the roles of policy, education, and advocacy in reshaping how we think about and plan for disasters, urging a shift towards a more inclusive and equitable approach.
Throughout, this book challenges readers to reconsider their assumptions about vulnerability and resilience. It calls for a collective responsibility to safeguard all members of society, especially in times of crisis. “Forgotten in the Storm” is not just a call to action but a guide, offering hope and practical steps for creating a future where every life is valued and protected, even in the darkest of times.

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Electric Deception

The Hidden Toll of Tesla's Eco-Friendly Facade
J.W.H. Weiss

Are electric vehicles truly the answer to our environmental woes, or is there a darker truth lurking beneath their polished, eco-friendly image?
In "Electric Deception", uncover the shocking realities of the electric vehicle industry and the environmental impact hidden behind Tesla's green marketing. From the devastating effects of lithium mining to the astronomical costs of charging infrastructure and the true carbon footprint of production, this book peels back the layers of Tesla’s carefully crafted image.
Join us as we dive into the inconvenient truths that challenge the popular narrative of 'clean' energy and explore why electric vehicles might not be the environmental saviors they’re marketed to be. With in-depth research, controversial insights, and a no-nonsense approach, "Electric Deception" reveals the full story behind the electric car revolution—and why it might not be as green as we’ve been led to believe.
Discover the untold story of environmental cost, corporate marketing, and the truth behind the electric dream.

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Fractured Nation

How Division Could Turn America Into a War Zone
E. G. Weiss, Jr.

In a nation once united by shared values and a collective sense of identity, the United States now finds itself teetering on the brink of internal conflict, with streets that seem perilously close to becoming war zones. The seeds of this volatility have been sown by a combination of failed policies, the weaponization of our justice system, and a political landscape mired in corruption and divisiveness. Dirty politics and cancel culture have eroded civil discourse, creating an environment where opposing viewpoints are not just disagreed with but silenced and demonized. The ripple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, with its devastating societal and economic impact, have only deepened these divides, leaving a fractured country struggling to find its way back to common ground.
As a generation grows up without a clear understanding of what it means to be a patriot or a true American, the loss of core values that once defined this nation becomes painfully evident. The ideals of freedom, responsibility, and unity are being overshadowed by self-interest, misinformation, and a relentless drive to cancel rather than communicate. This new landscape, driven by social media and ideological silos, fuels the fires of discontent and exacerbates the already deep-rooted polarization within our society. The consequences of this trajectory are dire, with every day bringing us closer to a point of no return.
The American dream has been overshadowed by a nightmare of division, where citizens no longer view each other as compatriots but as enemies on opposing sides of an ideological battlefield. This conflict is not fought with traditional weapons but with rhetoric, legislation, and cultural warfare that cuts to the core of what it means to be an American. The weaponization of institutions, once trusted to uphold justice and fairness, now serves as a tool for partisan agendas, eroding public trust and stoking the fires of anger and resentment.
This book explores the tragic reality of where these divisions could lead—a landscape where the streets of America might truly become battlegrounds if the current trajectory remains unchecked. It is a call to recognize the high cost that will be paid by everyone, regardless of their political stance, should we continue down this path. The price of this internal strife will be borne by communities, families, and individuals on every side, none spared from the fallout of a society tearing itself apart.
Amidst this volatility, the book seeks to uncover the lost values that once made America a beacon of hope and a model of democracy. It examines how the erosion of these values—respect for one another, a sense of shared destiny, and the willingness to engage in difficult but necessary conversations—has contributed to the current state of affairs. By reflecting on these lost ideals, the narrative aims to not only diagnose the present crisis but also to inspire a recommitment to the principles that can lead us out of this darkness.
Ultimately, this work is both a warning and a call to action. It implores readers to acknowledge the stakes and the urgency of the moment. The battle for the soul of America is not just about politics or power; it is about reclaiming the very essence of what it means to be a united, resilient, and principled nation. Only by confronting these challenges head-on can we hope to steer our country away from the precipice and toward a future where our streets are not defined by conflict, but by the shared pursuit of a better tomorrow.

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CPTED Strategies for Commercial and Healthcare Settings

From Theory to Practice
E. G. Weiss, Jr.

In today's rapidly evolving security landscape, creating safe and secure environments requires more than just traditional security measures. It demands a holistic approach that integrates environmental design with crime prevention strategies. “CPTED Strategies for Commercial
and Healthcare Settings" offers a comprehensive guide to mastering Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED), tailored specifically for professionals in commercial and healthcare
sectors. Written by E.G. Weiss, an expert in threat analysis and risk assessments with a background in
architecture, this book bridges the gap between theoretical concepts and practical applications of CPTED. Drawing on years of experience in security analysis Weiss presents a detailed exploration of CPTED principles and their application in real-world settings.

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Grandma Cripes and the Mayans

The truth about generational gap and the end of the world
E. G. Weiss, Jr.

Ever wonder what happens when you mix a Depression-era grandma, 15 years of climate research, and a wildly misinterpreted Mayan prophecy? Well, buckle up, because "Grandma Cripes and the Mayans" is a rollercoaster ride through the chaotic world of climate change— with a twist! Forget everything you thought you knew about global warming because, surprise, it’s not the villain you’ve been led to believe. In this laugh out-loud journey, our fearless author takes a serious look at America's climate conundrums, from misunderstood weather phenomena to the real (and often overlooked) issues at play— all while navigating life lessons handed down from one delightfully eccentric grandma who had an opinion on just about everything.
This is the book that spawned a decade-long speaking tour will have you chuckling at the end of the world that never came and questioning if maybe, just maybe, Grandma Cripes was onto something all along!

With Foreword by Itzam-Chan, former Chief and Keeper of the Long Count Calendar?

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The Mark of Leadership

Observations of the young Apostle
E. G. Weiss, Jr.

What if the leadership secrets of Jesus could transform your business?

In "The Mark of Leadership," E.G. Weiss uncovers the often-overlooked insights of the young Apostle Mark, whose Gospel uniquely captures the dynamic and fast-paced ministry of Jesus Christ. Unlike the other three Gospels, Mark’s account is vivid, urgent, and action-oriented, reflecting a youthful perspective on the life and mission of Christ. This book delves into Mark’s portrayal of Jesus as a leader who defied conventional norms, demonstrating how his unorthodox methods in managing people and communicating his message offer timeless lessons for leaders today. Weiss guides readers through Mark’s narrative, illustrating how Christ’s actions and choices set the foundation for effective leadership.

Through "The Mark of Leadership," Weiss provides readers with practical applications of Christ’s methods, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, resilience, and purpose-driven leadership. Whether you’re leading a business, a community, or simply seeking personal growth, the lessons derived from Mark’s Gospel offer a blueprint for inspiring and guiding others. By examining the young Apostle’s unique perspective, Weiss challenges readers to rethink traditional leadership models and embrace the transformative power of servant leadership, as exemplified by Jesus in Mark’s narrative.

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The Man From Nevergo Home School Study Guide

E. G. Weiss, jr.

The Man From Nevergo is more than just a story; it is a journey through themes of courage, community, and the transformative power of kindness. This teaching guide is designed to help parents and educators bring the story to life for young readers, offering a structured approach to exploring the book’s rich lessons and values. Through engaging discussions and thought-provoking questions, this guide invites families to delve deeper into the narrative, encouraging children to reflect on the characters’ journeys and the broader messages that resonate beyond the pages.

What’s Inside:
- Chapter-by-Chapter Discussion Starters: Each chapter includes guidance for parents on key points to highlight and discuss with their children, providing a roadmap for exploring the story’s deeper meanings. These prompts are designed to spark meaningful conversations about the choices the characters make, the challenges they face, and the lessons they learn along the way.
- Life Lesson Questions: To help children connect the narrative to their own lives, each chapter includes three to four thoughtful questions that encourage young readers to identify and reflect on the life-applicable lessons woven throughout the story. From understanding the importance of perseverance to
recognizing the value of community, these questions foster critical thinking and personal growth.
- Fun and Imaginative Questions: To keep the reading experience light and engaging, each chapter also features a fun question that sparks imagination and creativity. Whether it’s pondering the existence of elves, imagining their own adventure through the Garden of Hidden Paths, or thinking about what it would be like to meet Willingness and Beauty, these questions add an element of playfulness to the learning process.

Why This Guide? This teaching guide is a tool for parents and educators who want to make reading The Man From Nevergo an interactive and impactful experience. It provides the structure needed to navigate the book’s themes with children, making it easy to draw out the valuable lessons embedded in the story. By
combining meaningful discussions with imaginative play, this guide aims to inspire young readers to not only enjoy the story but to carry its messages with them into their everyday lives.

Who It’s For:
- Parents looking for a way to engage their children in meaningful conversations about life’s important lessons.
- Homeschool educators seeking a literature-based resource that aligns with character education goals.
- Teachers who want to incorporate The Man From Nevergo into their curriculum in a way that’s both educational and fun. With this guide, The Man From Nevergo becomes more than just a book— it becomes a shared adventure, a classroom of life lessons, and a bridge between the magical world of storytelling and the real-world values that guide us all.

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The Man From Nevergo

A Parable of Willingness and Beauty
E. G. Weiss, Jr.

In a land of complacency and quiet despair, where villagers worship their leaders and fear change, one man dares to step beyond the borders of his small, self-centered world. Willingness, born into the village of Nevergo, resists the bitterness and indifference that define his upbringing. Guided by a call to help others, he sets out on foot with nothing but a handmade cart and a heart full of hope, determined to reach the distant city of Ignorance— a once-glorious place now besieged by the forces of Apathy.
As Willingness embarks on his journey, he faces treacherous paths, unexpected obstacles, and encounters with figures who both challenge and inspire him. Among them is Beauty, a wise and graceful elf whose compassion matches her name. She becomes a steadfast companion to Willingness, offering guidance and strength as they navigate the perils ahead. Together, they uncover hidden truths about themselves and the world around them, forging a bond that transcends the trials of the road.
Blending the timeless allegorical style of "Pilgrim’s Progress" with the rich, otherworldly charm of Tolkien's tales, this story is a parable of courage, kindness, and the enduring power of human spirit. Willingness’s journey is not just a physical quest but a profound exploration of the choices we make and the paths we dare to follow. Willingness and Beauty remind us that even the smallest acts of bravery can pave the way for a brighter, more compassionate future.

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The Tactical Family

Parenting From The Frontlines
E. G. Weiss, Jr. and Brandi Weiss

In The Tactical Family, E.G. Weiss (Eddy) and his wife Brandi share their journey of creating a functional responder family, where the unique challenges of balancing work and home life are navigated with faith, resilience, and unity. This book is not a program or a series of classes but a reflection of the lessons learned, both good and bad, as they raised their children. With a focus on building a home environment that understands the demands of a responder's life, this faith-based guide offers practical advice and heartfelt wisdom for families in similar situations. Whether you're a responder or supporting one, this book provides a blueprint for building a strong, connected, and prepared family ready to face any challenge together.

“Each parenting program has its own merits, but none fit our family and so, none of them worked. As our youngest children got a little older, we really started to see that we had to get on a path of discovery if we were going to survive being parents, but there were so many obstacles in the way of a unified approach to parenting.”

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