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The System and the Shootings
are Connected
Learn the truth behind the American school system in this gripping, historical fiction novel from our publishing company, Apple Lake Publishing. We are proud to bring you the intriguing and timely novel, Injury, from author Dylan Miller.
Dylan Miller is willing to provide writing services for knowledgeable observers who want to level a complaint concerning damaging activities, unseen by the public, that manage to thrive in our nation's school systems and neighborhoods. Since whistle blowing can be hazardous to a citizen's health, here is an opportunity to report what really goes on—without throwing away reputation, family, friends, and career.
Miller's work thoroughly acquaints readers with the reputation-smearing campaigns directed toward individuals who resist gang membership or dare to report an ethics problem in the schools. Sabotage games carry over. Many articles written about the school shootings describe surviving shooters with eery, self-satisfied smiles after the mayhem. These are the same impudent smiles sported by system flunkies when harassing colleagues.
Inductees of systematic group persuasion must prove their loyalty to the group by undermining certain personnel, often independent types. They are told to smile at the discomfort they cause their sacrificial victims until these colleagues learn to spout loyalty slogans and adopt herd mentality. Students will experience system mobbing for other reasons, for instance--when their test scores lower the school's academic rating. After a long siege, the isolated, emotionally battered victims of such a system logically see everyone as the enemy. The student shooters begin to surmise the whole social order is campaigning against them. That assumption is fairly accurate. |
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Yes, that old familiar conspiracy theory is true for the student shootings. Leaders and followers have spread misinformation, smearing the victim's reputation within his surroundings. As the unremitting in-your-face and behind-your-back assault game persists, the driven, aggravated victim becomes hostile. Thus, ironically, in the final stage of systematic bullying, the hapless victim assists his detractors by convincing those who don't know him that the gossip is correct. A Novel with a Novel Subject
Social Order in an American School System
Injury, though a fictional novel, supplies us with a woman's insights whose 32 years as a public school teacher give her credibility. The story examines prejudice, persecution, and psychological warfare in the schools--told primarily through teacher dialogue. Teacher protagonists tell a story of a lawless network used to manage teachers. The author theorizes this hidden, out-of-control gang society, she witnessed ultimately is passed down to students.
Jill Franklin, the sparring heroine, in Dylan Miller's story, is convinced the postal shootings and student shootings are related and, thus, she spends much of her free time in law libraries reading published reviews of court cases concerning education, government and corporate litigation. As she digs, she finds evidence to support her theory.
In this semi-fictional narrative you will find a stunning portrayal of teachers, mired in a hostile environment of political intrigue. The author gives us analyzed accounts of teachers, parents, students, and major courtroom cases which suggest the establishment condoned subcultures are the primary root cause for America's 21th century student blood baths--and more.
Contact us today to place your order for this exciting new book from author Dylan Miller. Should you have a supporting story, let the author know in the message section. |
