Published Books – Howard A Dewitt

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Trump Against The World: Foreign Policy Bully, Russian Collusion

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Searching for SUGAR MAN II: Rodriguez, Coming From Reality, Heroes & Villains

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OBAMA’S DETRACTORS: IN THE RIGHT WING NUT HOUSE

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Van Morrison: Them and the Bang Era, 1945-1968

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Sicily’s Secrets: The Mafia, Pizza and Hating Rome

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Stone Murder: A Rock ‘n’ Roll Mystery

Howard A. Dewitt

Rock n Roll music historian and Professor Emeritus of History at Ohlone College, Fremont, California, B. A. from Western Washington State University, the M. A. from the University of Oregon and a PhD. from the University of Arizona.

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10h

The culture of lies, half truths and outright fabrication runs through the Mueller Report. Why interpret it. Simply let the fact speak. Donald Jr. wasn't smart enough to collude. That is my favorite conclusion. But, hey, as Smokey would say, how about that economy.

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20 Apr

the Mueller Report shows those close to Trump colluding with Russia. Where are the charges. Well Manafort is in jail more to come.

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12 Apr

Trump is eroding the 1st Amendment and the Julian Assange controversy illustrates whether he has the right as a journalist to publish his material. But does Assange need to be prosecuted. AssNGE IS NOT A HACKER, HE IS A JOURNALIST. That should mean no charges. What is the answer?

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8 Apr

Public intellectuals like Daniel Drezner have shown the key to international understanding is communication not threats.

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7 Apr

Public confidence in colleges for education and leadership is no 30% down from over 50% in my college days. Not surprising as public intellectuals are now more often Fox TV News heads rather than Richard Hofstadter. Sad! But a sign of the times.

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