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b'Dr. Mark Milke, Ph.D., the president of a new think tank, The Aristotle Foundation for Public Policy, author, and columnist with six books and dozens of studies published internationally in the last two decades joins Enterprise Radio.. His latest book is, \\u201cThe Victim Cult: How the Grievance Culture Hurts Everyone and Wrecks Civilizations.\\u201d
This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Author Channel.
Listen\\xa0to host\\xa0Eric Dye\\xa0& guest Dr. Mark Milke discuss the following:

* What led you to write this book?
* Are you denying that actual victims exist?
* Is this a political phenomenon?
* Where do victim cults start?
* Any bright spots in The Victim Cult?


Mark Milke, Ph.D., is the president of a new think tank, The Aristotle Foundation for Public Policy, author, and columnist with six books and dozens of studies published internationally in the last two decades. His latest book is, \\u201cThe Victim Cult: How the Grievance Culture Hurts Everyone and Wrecks Civilizations.\\u201d
His books, reports and columns touch on everything from cancel culture to the folly of identity politics to why cultural \\u201cappropriation\\u201d is a good thing\\u2014it\\u2019s called cultural sharing. He also details what creates success: treating the individual as an individual in law and policy, education, learning from others, property rights, the rule of law and much else.
Mark is a Canadian who almost ended up an American\\u2014his great-great grandfather was from Wisconsin and fought on the side of the Union in the U.S. Civil War\\u2014Milke also wrote the political party platform for the new government of Alberta. He is also president of the local Winston Churchill Society.

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Social Media Links:
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Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/mark-milke-ph-d
Twitter: @MilkeMark

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