Immediex Publishing: 15 books

Rodney Ohebsion on the psychology of persuasion. Sort of.

Rodney Ohebsion on the marketing, use, and regulation of pharmaceutical drugs, cigarettes, and food.

In Supermarket Segregationsim, Rodney Ohebsion talks about his racist neighbors, karaoke rap songs, tasing Mel Gibson, and why you shouldn't call people African-American.

There's only so much you can learn about politics by watching TV or reading articles. If you want to have a thorough knowledge of how politics works, at some point you have to turn off CNN, close Yahoo News, and learn from a source that takes you way past basic information and the latest news...

In All the Change You Can Steal, Rodney Ohebsion tells us how to tip valet drivers, what it means when someone parks his Porsche next to your Civic, what you should do when gas prices are low, and why navigation systems are offensive.

Rodney Ohebsion's humorous look at dieting and nutrition.

Jokes about food. Lots of them. Chapters include Francesco's Olives, Chopstick Workouts, Restaurant Checks and Balances, and more.

Rodney Ohebsion is a real American.

A collection of short parody pieces.Topics include the Bible, the Qur'an, On the Origin of Species, the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, The Feminine Mystique, and Crime and Punishment

In Bullshit?, Rodney Ohebsion wastes his and your time by asking such questions as: "Why do we use the world 'bullshit' to say that something is untrue?" "How come we call pickles 'pickles,' and not 'pickled cucumbers?'" "Shouldn't a person named Mr. Miller do...

Mulla Nasrudin is the starring character in a vast number of amusing tales told in regions all over the world, particularly in countries in or near the Middle East. Each tale depicts Nasrudin in a different situation, and through his viewpoint they humorously reveal commentary and lessons on various life themes.

A look at the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.

The Republican Party has undergone a major transition over the last several decades, to the point where views that used to be considered extreme are now standard and commonplace. A few too many Americans seem obsessed with lowering tax rates on the wealthy, denying basic constitutional rights to Muslims...

Rodney Ohebsion is a liberal hero, and he knows it. Join him now on a quest to right the world's wrongs. Or, if you're a conservative, let him tell you that you're responsible for the world’s wrongs.