In Proud to Be Right, Jonah Goldberg, the New York Times bestselling author of Liberal Fascism, presents voices of the next Conservative generation. A fresh and provocative collection of lively political writing from right wing writers under the age of 30, Proud to Be Right rebuts the conventional wisdom that Generation Y is a uniformly liberal demographic—and that intelligent young people today fall blindly into the Barack Obama camp.

It is always easier to write rather than read. I'd rather give it to Dan Rather. Some days you feel sick and sometimes you feel like running away and meeting everyone. That scares me because it makes me feel like I am saying there are only five people on the planet which there are more. Is that correct? Like more than a hundred. Feels like a small world. So it is true that I need to read more and I will.

Dr. Sius unique book served as an inspiration to many of us. He accomplished what many of us set out to do but never completed. This biographical novel brought back many fond memories of mine when I was growing up. Alan WC Ma, JD.. Professor of Law, Richardson School of Law, University of Hawaii ____________________________ It is amazing Dr. Siu was able to cover so many aspects of life in a single book. He was a person of magnificent creativity. His compassion and passion of sharing his life philosophies as exemplified in this book are truly commendable. Harold Lee, PhD., Distinguished Science Teacher, Retired, Punahou Academy, Hawaii, Once a teacher of President Barack Obama II ________________________________________ It was my pleasure to serve as chief editor for Dr. Sius book. I am glad to be part of this project - a must-read for veterans and for many of us who appreciate the sacrifices they made for world peace. Mr Richard Simons of Yale, Harvard, Oxford Universities, Master History Teacher, World Traveler, Publisher, ____________________________________________________________ His timing is perfect in publishing this book. While there are conflicts around the world, Dr. Siu encouraged us to focus on peace towards man. David T.Y. Ma, PhD, Tsin Hua University, Taiwan

When you look at the world, it seems so vast yet complicated to understand. Its people, its forms of governments and its systems of governments. Its beliefs, forms of beliefs and systems of beliefs; all created by man and/or the rule of man over another man; when all we needed was to understand that there are no systems of government as there are no systems of beliefs without its people, as there are no rich corporations or anything else without its people. People are the most important element on this part of the universe, because nothing would matter if we did not exist, and because we exist everything matters, and because it matters the rule of man has been taking advantage of its people, because its people were too ignorant to understand those simple facts. All this has been going on for thousands of years and if we the people do not stop this ignorance, we will continue to live like this forever. Change the Charter of the United Nations; as soon as we change this, we can kill world hunger in three years and live in peace immediately. It is time for the people to understand knowledge, and with knowledge we can change all systems of beliefs as well as all systems of government. All you have to do is seek for knowledge, and with knowledge we can all conquer the universe, live forever, and live happily, rich and in peace. from I Am God. So Are You. Now, Peace

365 Reasons To Be Proud To Be Scottish is a year-long scenic route of jollyness taking in the quirky events, inventions, traditions, people, places and characters that make Scotland a country worth celebrating every day of the year. Has there ever been a more eccentric, creative, inventive and passionate race than the Scottish? We don't think so and 365 Reasons To Be Proud To Be Scottish proves it brilliantly. In the book you'll find a historical year's worth of the discoveries, delights and derring-do that make Scotland a place to love and cherish, a place of wonder and a country that attracts 13 million people through its doors each year. From the hallowed halls of St Andrews University – the first in Scotland (and, in 2013, celebrating its 600th birthday!) – to the glorious slopes of Edinburgh’s streets; from the magical monster myths of loch landscapes to the ancient highland whisky makers; from inventors Alexander Graham Bell to brave knights such as William Wallace – Scotland is amazing, every single day of the year.