Mobocracy: The Cultural & Political War to Destroy Our Republic Under God

by Jake Jacobs

Wake up America, before it is too late! The mobocrats mean business. Study the mob, listen to their words and watch their ways and understand their demands to change and transform our Republic under God. Our Founders warned us that if we were to keep our Republic we would always have to remain diligent to the cause of freedom and vigilantly aware of those who would under the guise of freedom destroy life and liberty. America is under attack. Its institutions and values are under daily assault. But the principal culprits are not foreign terrorists. They are influential and powerful Americans secretly stirring up disunion and disloyalty in the shifting shadows of the Democratic Party. Teach your children the Biblical principles our founders believed and lived. And support the men and women who are willing to set everything else aside and speak up for the truth. Semper Fi to the Republic! Jake Jacobs was in Madison Wisconsin during the protesting at the capitol and was swarmed by tens of thousands of mobocrats who kept shouting over and over again, “This IS what democracy looks like!” Kill the bill!” and “Stop Union busting!” The signs they carried were scrawled with R-rated words of hate. Being a history professor, Dr. Jacobs has spent hours researching the liberal mob agenda and in this book discusses the little known motives of Bill Ayers, Bernardine Dohrn, Tom Hayden, Acorn, and even Barack Obama. Each of these people and organizations, and more mentioned in the book, have a clear cut socialist/Marxist agenda, and believe that our free country is an enemy of the people. How they can think that this is the case is simply astounding, but what they are doing is unfortunately becoming more and more effective. Mobocracy will help you understand what you can do to stand up against the wrong being done, and pray that God will restore America which was once great, and now depends on Christians willing to be bold in their faith.

304 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

Reviews

[Mark · Rating 4 out of 5]

I bought this book directly from the author at a Rally for Gov. Scott Walker in Oshkosh. Jake signed the book for me. We talked about what we both personally witnessed in Madison last year during Occupy Madison in February and April. He said I'd like the book because he goes behind the scenes of what happened. He was right.

Jake Jacobs is a teacher who has battled the Wisconsin Teachers Union his entire career. In this book he explains the background and the mind-set of Big Education, Big Labor and Big Government. He carefully explains the difference between a republican (representative) form of government and a democracy (majority or mob rule - mobocracy). Our country's founding fathers avoided creating a democracy because it always leads to mobocracy. The word "democracy" does not appear in the US Constitution.

The book is an easy read, and reads like you are listening to a speech. He covers the origins of Socialism and Marxism, and shows their influence upon the Madison protest groups, teachers, and labor unions. The value of the book comes from weaving the history of these groups into a context that explains the Madison protests and the recall elections that Democrats and Big Labor have forced upon Wisconsin.

[Sheila · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you ever wondered where some of these ideas about "fair share" and "spreading the wealth" come from, this is a must read. If you don't know who is really for freedom, this is a must read. If you want an inside picture of what took place in Madison. Wis., this is a must read. Read it soon. The welfare of our country is at stake.

[Anna · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was an excellent history of socialism in Western civilization. I recommend it to everyone and am very surprised that it has not been more widely read.

[Karen · Rating 3 out of 5]

With the election of Mr. Biden, I'm glad I read Mobocracy, but it's not an easy book to read. It's more the sort of book you turn to when you're doing research. Fortunately, I own it, so I can go back to it when I need to look something up.