Books by Randell Stroud

Inspired by the political realism of Niccolo Machiavelli, Stroud, a former UN candidate, US State Department Candidate, and current Human Rights Paralegal, explores the realm of political realism and what it takes to survive in a "needs vs wants" based world, while trying to hold onto your humanity at the same time. It is no easy task, but we will manage to attempt it!

The entire world is ran on a computer program of legal codes, controlling every aspect of our lives, from the books we read, to our marriages, and the foods we eat, all governed by the expensive and seemingly complicated legal system. If you find the legal system to be boring or intimidating, look no further, "Learn the Law in 7 Days", will give a strong foundation in the law which will serve you, your friends, and your family well when dealing with routine legal matters. Learning the law is a basic skill on par with changing a tire or sewing a torn shirt. Never get taken advantage of again! Arm yourself with knowledge today in this simple, fun, and entertaining book that contains tons of my own personal life experiences dealing with with the legal system!

In the words of Sun Tzu, "If you know yourself and you know your enemy, you will win 100 out 100 battles". This publication dissects an archaic/sexism family law system that effects parents on a global scale. This book is designed to inform the public on the atrocities happening in these courts and how we can reform them. A human rights shadow report addressing the global epidemic of profiteering/trafficking in the family law courts, submitted to the Human Rights Council in Geneva,Switzerland, is also included. --Stroud is a certified paralegal specializing in bankruptcy, international, constitutional, and contract law.

For years now, the scientific community has challenged the validity of popular ancient religious traditions. The battle has only gotten more furious as technology advances whereas religion appears to remain unmoved. However, a new scientific discovery may permanently challenge the way we look at God,atheism, religion, and the natural world, suggesting that there could be a peaceful middle road between atheism and theism. A healthy level of doubt presented on both sides will ultimately result in a lasting truce in this fruitless battle of eras. Historical data, metaphysical arguments, scientific discoveries, and personal speculation, are all used in this publication to create a unique and original dialogue when discussing the origins of our existence.