Unhumans

by Jack Posobiec

First published 2024

Jack Posobiec argues that America faces a communist revolution following historical patterns that span nearly 250 years. He examines how far-left uprisings have repeatedly used identical strategies, from initial calls for change through final executions of opponents. Posobiec contends that the current political climate mirrors past revolutionary moments, where accusations replace evidence, activism becomes hatred, and criminals walk free while citizens face imprisonment. He presents communism, socialism, and Marxism not as ideologies but as tactical systems designed to terrorize ordinary people and eliminate their rights to life, liberty, and property. The book traces these revolutionary blueprints through history, revealing stories that traditional textbooks omit. Posobiec dissects the strategies piece by piece, showing how these movements consistently revoke human dignity and rights. He provides real-world examples of successful resistance tactics and outlines methods for fighting back against what he sees as forces of inhumanity. The book serves as both warning and manual for citizens who want to understand and counter revolutionary tactics.

Genres: american, political-science, 21st-century, political-thriller, activism, american-history

Vibes: dark, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: historical-fiction, political-thriller

Setting: America

Period: 250 Years

272 pages · Hardcover · War Room Books

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