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Pass the Faith Before You Pass the Potatoes
My Little Blue Book: Series Two
What if the key to saving Western civilization isn’t political reform or philosophical debate but something as simple as saying Grace before dinner?
In My Little Blue Book: Series Two – Pass the Faith Before You Pass the Potatoes, the author takes readers on a sharp, witty, and thought-provoking journey into the erosion of faith, meaning, and moral foundations in the modern West. With humor and insight, he explores how secularism, skepticism, and the rejection of tradition have left society spiritually adrift. But rather than offering lofty, complex solutions, he proposes something radical in its simplicity: restoring gratitude, reverence, and faith starting at the dinner table.
This book is not about religion but about rekindling the values that for centuries have shaped Western Civilization—something that is easy to do, and scripted in one’s own words to suit the occasion.
Say Grace. Pass the Faith. Preserve the West.
My Little Blue Book: A Pocket Handbook for Change
This book is not a conventional tax guide—it’s a visionary manifesto for revolutionizing one of the most outdated systems of our time: taxation. With wit, insight, and a dash of irreverence, Herbert takes readers on a journey to reimagine how we fund our societies, challenging the status quo and presenting a refreshingly simple solution: a consumption-based tax system powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI).
The book starts with an impassioned rallying cry to Baby Boomers, urging them to lead the charge in dismantling flawed income-tax systems that burden productivity and reward loopholes. Drawing on real-world examples from Australia, New Zealand, and the United States, Herbert critiques the inefficiencies and inequities of current tax frameworks, exposing how they fail both individuals and economies. He then outlines the transformative potential of a smarter system that taxes spending rather than earnings, offering fairness, transparency, and simplicity.
Herbert’s writing style is engaging, conversational, and peppered with humor that makes even the most complex concepts feel accessible. Whether you’re a seasoned economist or simply someone tired of tax-season headaches, this book speaks to all audiences with clarity and purpose.
In My Little Blue Book, Herbert not only presents a groundbreaking idea but also inspires action—challenging readers to envision and champion a fairer, smarter, and more just economic future.