Puzzling to notice is that the recently removed titles

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As of December 2000, Gordon Press Publishers claimed to publish 2535 titles -- another drop.. this time of 225 entries. But most importantly, local libraries appear to show every indication of making a current version of Global Books In Print accessible to their patrons.) As of January 2001, Global BIP indicated that Gordon Press continued dropping like a Nasdaq stock, registering only 2128 titles. These monthly modifications will not be endless. Eventually they will reach the magic number of the actual books owned by this out-fit.

I suspect the agency running the Gordon Press scam plans on turning it into a real operation, perhaps then selling it to a “new owner” who will not be accountable for, or even knowledgeable of ….its past phone number list history. Or is it? These folks are still full of surprises, as I found out when examining the February 2001 version of Global BIP. To my amazement, Gordon Press added two titles to their database, listing 2130 entries. What is very appear to be the light-weight books. Gordon Press is starting to look very solidly like a publisher of Government and Military manuals. 2122 titles in April 2001, 2121 titles in May 2001, 2050 in July 2001, 2035 in August 2001, 2041 in September 2001, 1975 in November 2001.

I must admit that I cannot yet figure-out where this is leading, but have noted that Amazon has new links to patriotic titles in the margins of their pages; it is certain that at least one of these new links is for a book published by Gordon Press. I would not recommend ordering any of these interesting titles from Amazon. What-ever the eventual outcome of all these traps and snares, can you not see the futility of designing this entire work along the lines of rational inquiry demonstrated in these introductory pages? As a response to this matter of unrelenting change, our central concern must become: how are we to express ourselves in ways that can endure beyond the short term memory of artificial realities? This book is a response to that question.