• John R. Krismer
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• About the Author
  John R. Krismer, MHA-LFACHE served as founder and CEO of Health Systems Institute, consulting with governments, hospitals, clinics, and professional organizations. He has conducted hundreds of educational institutes, and served as a principal investigator, researching the health record database system, which involved four major universities. He has served as CEO of several hospitals and corporations, and as a board member of two health insurance companies. He has been referred to as a visionary ahead of his time.

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• Our Puppet Government
  NON-FICTION | POLITICAL SCIENCE
  Few realize a New World Order plans to replace our constitution with a Single World Government, nor that our Federal Reserve Bank is privately owned and is not subject to adequate oversight by Congress or the President. Its corporate stockholders include the Rockefellers, Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers of New York; the Rothschild’s of London and Berlin; the Lazard Brothers of Paris; Israel Seiff of Italy; the Kuhn & Loeb Company of Germany; and the Warburgs of Hamburg and Amsterdam, earning almost two billion dollars a day in interest as they buy off a dysfunctional Congress and intentionally level this great nation to that of others.

  George H. W. Bush, the undisputed “Overlord” of the Shrub Dynasty, in his State of the Union Message in 1991 said: “What is at stake is more than one small country, it is a big idea – a new world order.” Did We the People ever agree to this treasonous act of turning over our nation’s sovereignty to a Single World Government?

  $17.95 | ISBN-13: 978-0-9809191-6-5
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• The Code Generator
  FICTION | THRILLER
  Doctor Bill Warner, the principal investigator for a clinical research project gains international recognition, as he’s about to revolutionize the way health care is practiced. In reorganized clinical information, doctors and nurses could select vital information by just pointing their finger at a unique touch sensitive terminal. John Allen, a software genius, determines Bill’s unique structuring of information has unraveled a key-programming element that will also revolutionize the programming industry. He suggests they’ll be able to program by computer, through what he calls a Code Generator, totally eliminating the cost of software. But there are individuals at work in both the medical and the computer industries that seek to prevent this from ever happening. A corrupt group of physicians persuades a powerful Senator to have John Allen killed; but when an attempt to kill Bill Warner fails, the whole issue threatens to blow-up into an international scandal.

• $16.95 | ISBN: 1-4137-0600-2
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• Should Corporations Practice Medicine?
  NON-FICTION | hEALTH CARE
  Corporate management of the sick and disabled has finally reached a critical point. Although most Americans are finally recognizing how oppressive a profit-oriented socialized health care system can be, we foolishly continue to pay for some twenty federally supported health care programs while too many can no longer afford their own care. Surprisingly, that same type of commercialization and lack of standards confronted our country at the end of the nineteenth century. The 1910 Flexner Report warned us about advertising, competition, and money incentives, saying: “...promotion of medicine as a business, rather than an ethical profession, resulted in the general interest of the public being lost.” Should Corporations Practice Medicine? suggests a more humanistic practice of medicine that’s performed by professionally licensed specialists; but only if organized medicine can or will assume the professional leadership required.
• $18.95 | ISBN: 1-58851-518-4
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