David Eller

ONE HAND! Everyone knows what MAYDAY means. It’s a distress call when someone falls overboard or is preparing to abandon ship. But what do sailors shout when a shipmate needs critical help before the ship is in jeopardy of sinking? Two words every mariner should know: ONE HAND! The iron rule aboard ships is simple: “One hand for yourself, one hand for the ship.” You NEVER carry anything with both hands. One hand must always be free to grab a railing, secure yourself, or prevent a fall. But there’s an exception: you may use both hands to help a shipmate in trouble. When someone calls “ONE HAND!” you drop what you’re doing and lend a hand. We have discovered that the majority of libraries are not stocking THE most important book written this year. So, America, I’M CALLING ONE HAND! Pick up the phone. Call your public library. Ask them to stock Unelected, the New York Times bestseller by @DataRepublican and @JoshuaLisec. This well researched book raises serious questions about the influence of globalist NGOs on American government and efforts to undermine the constitution. Those questions deserve public scrutiny, and Americans deserve access to the book. BONUS POINTS: Buy two copies (Amazon link in comments). Keep one and donate the other to your library. But here’s the catch: Donating a book doesn’t necessarily mean it will enter the library’s collection. Make the librarian confirm that it will be cataloged and made available for borrowing before you donate it. Talk to them directly, don’t just dump it in the donation bin, it will be lost. If they decline, ask why. Request a written statement of refusal and share their explanation publicly. They do not have the moral right to refuse cataloging a NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER ONE HAND, AMERICA. We have a constitution to defend 🇺🇸