I’m Dr. Sal Martingano, an author, international speaker, and former educator from Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. I believe that it is more important to teach people how to think independently, rather than what to think collectively.
Boys of Brooklyn will go down as one of the best memoirs I’ve ever read.
This book is a first-person view of what life was like going growing up in New York. From childhood to retirement, you could say it’s a full coming of age story. My favorite chapter has to be the “Alaskan Fishing Adventures” but nothing tugged on my heartstrings quite like Ernie’s story. He was the Superman of the Boys of Brooklyn and will always be. (you’ll know what I mean when you read the book)”.
– Eloy Hernandez
Years in Motivational Speaking
Years in Radio & TV Broadcasting
Years In Education
I have always believed in the power of knowledge. To question the narrative and think independently. I have taught these same lessons to my family because it is up to them to continue the fight for liberty. I invite you to subscribe to my blog and stay current with the most important information that is impacting the country and the world.
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Knowledge is power and words have meaning. Without a clear understanding of what is before us, our freedoms envisioned by our representative republic, is but an illusion.
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In the name of public health, we are witnessing an erosion of one of the most sacred foundations in modern medicine, the doctor-patient relationship. In recent years, numerous physicians have come under fire, not for harming patients, but for protecting them through individualized care, informed consent and judgment, and for medical exemptions that are contrary to pharmaceutical mandates.
I’ve been around medicine and healthcare for decades, and I’ve never seen anything as manipulative, insulting, and downright dangerous as Direct-To-Consumer (DTC) pharmaceutical advertising. If you’ve watched any TV lately, you know what I mean.
For most working Americans, Social Security is seen as a built-in part of life: a deduction on every paycheck, with the promise of income in old age. What is never mentioned, and often unchallenged, is that this deduction, officially 6.2% of your wages, is only half the story. Your employer is legally required to match that contribution, bringing the total Social Security tax to 12.4% of your income. But where does that other half go?
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