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Daryl M, Brooks host a weekly podcast show on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday nights from 8 PM to 10 PM. The Conservative talk host is compelling, unique, and multifaceted. Brooks will talk about the day's events with passion, humor, insight and sarcasm. The Host Daryl Brooks will astonish even those closest to him with his on-air straightforwardness. His quick wit, candid opinions and engaging per

sonality will make The On Fire Show "Welcome To America" one of the top programs on podcast shows in America. He’ll discuss current events, social issues, faith and politics. He will have guests from all over the Nation. Daryl Brooks is a former three times U.S. Senate candidate and editor of ONFIRE NEWS NETWORK. He has been featured in the New York Times, USA Today, Twiggs Café Radio.com, PoliticIt.com, IQ 106.9 FM, Philly Channel 6, WZBN News 12, Comcast Newsmakers, NJN, Trentonian, Trenton Times, Star Ledger, National Korean Newspaper, Ernest Hancock on LRN.FM, Philly Tribune and The Nubian News. He is rated in the top 100 on “Top Talk Radio Conservative Radio Host”. Geeta Chopra is an award-winning television host of three television shows in New Jersey. She is a political commentator and regular public speaker at the Rotary Club’s of New Jersey among additional organizations She has interviewed Dinesh D’Souza, mayor, senators, and political candidates among other noteworthy guests. She is a former small business owner of 35 employees and currently mentors small business owners. As a devout follower in Christ, she is the project manager at her local church where she serves as a prayer minister. She received the governors award for public service in New Jersey in 2018. She graduated from the Elliot school of international affairs at The George Washington University with a masters degree, where dignitaries such as Colin Powell graduated from. She also teaches various subjects including negotiation, real estate, macro economics, and business ethics as a college instructor based on her business experience spanning over 15 years. Her book is slated for publication in 2022. Felicity Joy Solomon, PhD, has been a Dream Strategist since 2012. This career found her after over 20 years as a stage and screen performer and director. As she coaches people, her passion is encouraging them to strengthen their strengths and, as soon as possible, outsource their weaknesses. She holds people accountable to their own values, not hers, which allows them to shine the way they were created to. She recently starred in her first movie, Reflections, a short film about the power of prayer. She has made her own dream of being a talk show host come true and now stars in 3 talk shows Simply Felicity, about transformational Christianity; The Dag Show, where she trades wits with her “Odd Couple” style co-host Darren Dag, and the most successful, Black. If you are looking to sharpen your vision for your life, follow her page, Virtual Vision U

Book review: 37 Days The Disenfranchisement of a Philadelphia Poll WorkerA Powerful Book review By Libby Zinman Schwartz...
17/02/2024

Book review: 37 Days The Disenfranchisement of a Philadelphia Poll Worker

A Powerful Book review
By Libby Zinman Schwartz, University of Pennsylvania, B.A., M.A. and Temple University, Ed.D., M.Ed.

I met the author some months ago at a bookstore in Marketplace Mall. He was kind enough to offer me a chair at his table. We both wore our masks and sat quietly reading.

Then Daryl asked me something, which I don’t recall now, but it opened a conversation about books, literature and more. I discovered Daryl had published a book, and he learned I was a retired psychotherapist and writer of many years.

When I listened to his story, which I found mesmerizing, I asked him where I could find the book. He told me it was on Amazon and asked me if I would consider reviewing it. I told him I was busy with my own book but I would read his and decide.

Daryl’s story in detail was captivating; I had completed almost all of it when I decided I would be interested in reviewing it. It was Daryl’s raw honesty that made his story at once appealing to me. Although there were a few undetected mechanical errors (the book was self-published and edited by Anwar Salandy), the writing was fluent and the content always surprising.

Above all, Daryl’s account of his activism and his pride in that role dominated the story. Activism was the real protagonist, and many different people, both public, private and professional, reacted to it in striking ways.

For a decade Daryl had been imprisoned for a crime he insisted he never committed. Despite being released and ultimately pronounced not guilty by a Board of Examiners, he had endured a heroic struggle to be heard, believed and pronounced not guilty.

Daryl Brooks was born in Trenton and had become well-known there for speaking out against drugs, violent behavior and the easy availability of guns. Eventually, one of culprits he named retaliated by falsely accusing him of criminal behavior. He was charged with s*xual assault and jailed for a crime he did not commit.

His story becomes even more astonishing as he takes the reader through the history of his ordeal to prove his innocence, attain his freedom and expunge the guilty charge. Nevertheless, while paroled he was required to attend therapy and be exposed to the insistence of a therapist assigned to him to admit he was guilty of assault.

As a former custody evaluator for the Camden County Court system, I regretted learning what he had to endure; what impressed me most, however, was the courage and honesty he displayed by refusing to admit to a crime he did not commit.

He paid a high price for tenacious belief in his own integrity. And an even higher price when past friends –many of them—continued to label him as an ex-prisoner and criminal even after he was free on parole and had found a job.

He lost the job but was still eager to continue his formal education. He could no longer afford the cost of attendance at the community college he formerly attended but did pursue his hunger for education at free seminars and conferences. He had spent some time at Princeton University on campus when word of his past somehow got around and he was informed by Professor Cornel West that the African American Studies department did not want him around any longer.

Apparently, Daryl’s activism riled up some people or he was too outspoken. As I continued to read, however, I realized that the author’s deep religious beliefs and his desire to confront injustice was putting off many of the people whom he hoped would support his mission.

Though Daryl's close family warned him not to attend a Tea Party in Washington, D.C., in 2009, Daryl relates that he found no racism there, only warm acceptance, which must have felt like manna from heaven considering all the rebuffs he had enduring for so long.

And this was where my doubts grew about the appropriateness of my writing a review for the author of “37 Days,” an activist whose courage I admired but whose beliefs were the opposite of my own. I was personally grateful that President Biden and Kamala Harris had won the election and horrified by Donald Trump’s behavior which eventually led, in my opinion, to the tragic violence at the Capitol on January 6, 2021.

I wrote Daryl that I hoped he had not been one of the crowd who descended upon the Capitol with the Trump followers and told him that I did not think I could write a decent review since we had such different political beliefs and affiliations.

But I did not sleep well that night, and I realized why the next morning. I have been guided in my life by the value of honesty, above all, and as a therapist I always sought many sides of an issue presented to me by a client.

Why did I agree to write a review of Daryl’s book in the first place? It was because we both recognized in each other the same values, regardless of our political orientations. We have both tried to live honestly and confront injustice: I in my personal life and Daryl in the causes he supported on a wider stage, which at times brought him adulation but also great suffering.

The next day I began to write this review because my experience of Daryl’s life in his book taught me something important. I lead my life existentially by choosing my own values, expressing them openly and acting on them when they are challenged unfairly. Yet, in initially refusing to review Daryl's book, I nearly violated that commitment because another writer’s political views were different from my own.

“37 Days, The Disenfranchisement of a Philadelphia Poll Worker,” by Daryl M. Brooks and Stephen Martino, is a fast read and a fascinating one. It offers a story for all of us to think about.
By Libby Zinman Schwartz

37 Days: The Disenfranchisement of a Philadelphia Poll Worker https://a.co/d/eUmCPpv

University of Pennsylvania, B.A., M.A.
Temple University, Ed.D., M.Ed.

Daryl M. Brooks, a long-time political activist, finds himself embroiled in one of the most highly contested presidential elections ever conducted in the United States and is suddenly thrust on to the national spotlight. However, the past, which has been haunting him for over 25 years, once again...

Me back 2012, lol!
20/01/2024

Me back 2012, lol!

PoliticIt.com interviewed senatorial candidate Daryl Mikell Brooks during its time in New Jersey. Daryl is competing against other candidates including incum...

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09/01/2024

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President Biden will not run for re-election during a tumultuous year that will see parts of the country suffer rolling blackouts, the release of an inhaled COVID vaccine and a boycott over driverless cars, a top JPMorgan Chase strategist predicted. Michael Cembalest, who heads the market and invest...

06/01/2024

What was Biden talking about has he lost his mind? He has been the biggest dictator of them all!
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25/12/2023

The changes of believing in a true Christmas in America 🇺🇸.

In the face of war, violence, and poverty, Christmas takes on a poignant significance, challenging the conventional notions of joy and celebration. The season prompts reflection on the stark disparities that persist in the world despite the supposed message of peace and goodwill. The harsh reality of conflicts and deprivation can cast a shadow over the festivities, forcing individuals to confront the incongruity between the holiday spirit and the harshness of their circumstances.

In a world where preachers may deviate from the true teachings of Jesus, Christmas becomes a time to reevaluate the core messages of love, compassion, and justice. The disconnect between the teachings of Christ and the actions or rhetoric of some religious leaders underscores the need for a genuine adherence to the principles of kindness and empathy, especially during a season that symbolizes hope and redemption.

The plight of children subjected to s*x trafficking in America introduces a heartbreaking layer to the Christmas narrative. Instead of experiencing the warmth and security associated with the holiday season, these children endure unthinkable atrocities. This stark contrast forces society to grapple with the incongruity between the idealized Christmas imagery and the grim reality faced by those who are victimized and marginalized.

Moreover, the issues of underprivileged and undereducated children in America reveal systemic challenges that persist despite the nation's prosperity. Christmas, in this context, becomes a call to address the social inequalities that hinder the potential of countless young minds. The season beckons society to prioritize education as a means of breaking the cycle of poverty and providing opportunities for a brighter future.

The influence of social media, which has the potential to connect people globally, takes a darker turn when it contributes to the creation of a generation seemingly detached from discerning truth from falsehood. Christmas, in this light, can serve as a reminder of the need for critical thinking, empathy, and genuine human connection in a world saturated with information, misinformation, and the loss of authentic communication.

Homelessness, a stark and persistent issue, further complicates the Christmas narrative. While the holiday is synonymous with warmth and shelter, the reality for those without a home starkly contrasts with the festive cheer. Christmas, in this context, prompts reflection on the societal structures that allow for such disparities and encourages collective efforts to address the root causes of homelessness.

Lastly, the comparison of politicians to gangsters from the 1930s reflects a disillusionment with the state of governance. The juxtaposition of Christmas with political behavior reminiscent of organized crime underscores the need for ethical leadership and a commitment to justice. The season serves as a reminder that the principles of integrity, accountability, and genuine concern for the welfare of all citizens should guide those in positions of power.

In essence, when faced with the harsh realities of war, violence, poverty, distorted religious teachings, child exploitation, educational disparities, social media misinformation, homelessness, and political malfeasance, Christmas becomes a call to action. It challenges individuals and societies to reexamine their values, prioritize justice and compassion, and actively work towards creating a world where the principles of the holiday season extend beyond festive decorations to address the profound challenges that persist in our communities.
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Daryl M. Brooks will host a weekly On Fire Show Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights from 9 PM to 10 PM on the Freedom Alliance Network. His show will be available on spreaker.com, itunes, iheart radio, google play and youtube.

The Conservative talk host is compelling, unique, and multifaceted. Brooks will talk about the day's events with passion, humor, insight and sarcasm.

He will astonish even those closest to him with his on-air straightforwardness. His quick wit, candid opinions and engaging personality will make The Onfire Showone of the top programs on internet TV in New Jersey and America.