HISTORIAN PREDICTS REDSHIRT FASCISM, SECOND CIVIL WAR.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 13, 2016
HISTORIAN PREDICTS REDSHIRT FASCISM, SECOND CIVIL WAR.

Human rights activist predicts Trump’s election would be even worse than the worst predictions.

Washington, DC, July 13, 2016 – A dystopian novel by historian Al Carroll predicts the most likely outcome of Donald Trump’s election would be years of repression, economic depression, the destruction of American democracy, disastrous wars overseas, and millions of minorities expelled from the US. And to top it off, Trump’s reign would lead to an outright civil war, with the military the only force strong enough to halt Trump’s fascism.

A compelling political thriller, warning, and prophecy, scrupulously researched and carefully based on documented facts, logical exposition, and direct public statements. Trump Fascism is already winning good reviews from readers. “Timely and scary.” “Fascinating!” “All too possible.” “A Tom Clancy for the left.” “Reminds me of Seven Days in May.”

Dr. Carroll’s book is newly available at Amazon, Smashwords, Lulu Books, and Book Baby. More information is at www.alcarroll.com, http://trumpfascism.blogspot.com/, and on Facebook’s “Trump Fascism” page.

Al Carroll is Associate Professor of US, American Indian, and Latin American History at Northern Virginia Community College, and a former Senior Fulbright Scholar in Indonesia. He is the author or editor of six history books and numerous articles that have appeared in Articles Base, Beacon, Bristle, Counterpunch, History News Network, Indian Country Today, LA Progressive, Raw Story, Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Truth Out, Wall Street Examiner, and elsewhere. He is best known (and often vilified and demonized by racists) for his work as a human rights and anti-racist activist for New Age Frauds Plastic Shamans based at www.newagefraud.org.

Dr. Alton Carroll
Northern Virginia Community College
12100 Campus Drive, Sterling, VA, 20164
703-507-3958
acarroll@nvcc.edu
facebook.com/TrumpFascism/

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