The Cobb Way: Or, How I Became Both Cobb County Georgia's Public Enemy #1 & A Messenger Of God: A Black Comedy About The Deep State

By Kevin Holden

" White male, thin, carrying a guitar. Olive tank top and shorts.. he keeps calling kids over to where he is to hear him play guitar. He called some kids to jump over the fence and they did"... On a hot afternoon in 2013, in suburban Atlanta, a father watching his son at a park was abducted and terrorized by local police responding to a 911 call... " I was fairly positive that assault, abduction, conspiracy, and the willful infliction of psychological terror by state actors upon citizens was still unconstitutional and illegal in the US. But when I inquired about the matter, to my shock and surprise, the entire Georgia legal community appeared to be gaslighting me. What the hell? Certainly there had to be a law? A couple dozen phone calls and e -mails later.. my best efforts were finally rewarded when I discovered in a eureka moment that U S citizens are indeed protected from conspiracy (assault, abduction, and psychological torture) performed by state actors. At least on paper, as you will see." This is the remarkable and true story about how a documentary film and a lawsuit against the Cobb County Police turned me into Cobb County's Public Enemy # 1...and put me on the deep state's hit list. This is a book about God, corruption, conspiracies and the deep state. A black comedy and first hand account from the epicenter of the New World Order. Cobb County, Georgia, USA. "Many of us have learned that the Atlanta area is no place to relocate a family or business and fled the state after court experiences and law enforcement harassment. The area is corrupt and entrenched with cliques in high places that will destroy lives and finances. The effects of this corruption are lasting and permanent for victims and their families. This is a powerful, dangerous crowd to avoid geographically, professionally, and socially." - Anonymous (Judge Adele Grubbs review) "I called the FBI today and told them how I lost all my civil rights and I named everyone from local politicians to Governor Deal, Casey Cagle, Sam Olens, Chris Carr, and the Judicial Qualifications Commission. So I might turn up missing or dead, but I am sick of all the corruption." -Carol S. Streeter "People should be able to express their opinion without being concerned whether or not something's going to happen to their property of family."- Cobb County Commissioner, Bob Ott

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0CWG7G3VR
• ISBN13: 9798879819489
• Release Date: February 2024
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 349 Pages
• Weight: 1.32 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.9" x 6.0"