Unhumans: The Secret History of Communist Revolutions (and How to Crush Them)

Unhumans examines communist revolutions across nearly 250 years of history, identifying recurring patterns in far-left uprisings from initial calls for change through the establishment of new orders. The book argues that these movements follow consistent battle plans and presents historical examples of radical takeovers not typically covered in standard textbooks. According to the author, communism, socialism, Marxism, and related movements function as tactics rather than philosophies—specifically designed to eliminate human rights to life, liberty, and property. The book analyzes these strategies piece by piece and outlines methods for countering them, drawing on real-world examples. The author contends that a new revolution is currently underway, characterized by reversed standards where accusations serve as evidence, activism is equated with bigotry, criminals operate freely while citizens are imprisoned, and systematic efforts to deplatform, debank, and destroy opponents occur regularly. The book is intended for concerned citizens in the US and worldwide.