My Faith, My Newspaper
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Please Don’t Eat Your Children, Cult Century, & Other 2025 Essays
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In his eighth book, Nicholas F. Benton outdoes himself with this remarkable set of essays all crafted in the first eight months of Trump 2.0 and its wholesale effort at dismantling democracy and the rule of law. Most were published in Benton's iconic inside-the-Beltway weekly newspaper, The Falls Church News-Press, but he adds a stunning new piece to this volume, as an addendum to his "Cult Century" series, revealing for the first time his experiences from decades ago in the political cult of Lyndon LaRouche, aimed at providing a clearer grasp of today's Cult of Trump.
His "Please Don't Eat Your Children" set takes off from the satire of Jonathan Swift to explore society's critical role of drumming creativity out of the young. Benton, an honored seminary graduate, gay pioneer, respected newspaper owner and insightful, truth-telling published essayist, ascends to new heights in this priceless volume that also shines a light on a positive future in an essay on the potentials of fusion energy
His "Please Don't Eat Your Children" set takes off from the satire of Jonathan Swift to explore society's critical role of drumming creativity out of the young. Benton, an honored seminary graduate, gay pioneer, respected newspaper owner and insightful, truth-telling published essayist, ascends to new heights in this priceless volume that also shines a light on a positive future in an essay on the potentials of fusion energy
