"The Rebel: How to Rebel Before the System Overwhelms You" by Paul Bezaire is inspiring.

"The Rebel: How to Rebel Before the System Overwhelms You" (Publisher: Trafford Publishing ISBN-10: 1412097169) by Paul Bezaire is inspiring. (available at Rebel101.com, Amazon.com or Trafford.com) This book is a literary light in a storm that will make every reader see and think twice about standing up against the 'system' when the 'system' is wrong.

What is a rebel? Webster's dictionary defines rebel as, " to act in or show opposition" and haven't we ALL wanted to "show some opposition" at some point in our life? We are all basically understanding and intelligent people who go about our lives performing actions or not performing actions simply because we think it is the right thing to do. We ALL have wanted to fight back at sometime in our life - A few of us have fought back but MANY do not. 

In "The Rebel: How to Rebel Before the System Overwhelms You", Mr. Bezaire says "rebels attack prevailing systems ...attacking conventional ideas...they challenge old customs, habits, regulations and laws that no longer have merit - if they ever did." Recently interviewed Mr. Bezaire said, "A rebel is a person who one day grabs the master's whip and turns on the master. He says, 'Up to this point I will obey but you have gone too far. A rebel is someone who has had enough of the masters nonsense."

"The Rebel: How to Rebel Before the System Overwhelms You" made me think about our history and who have been true rebels -- I think of Jackie Robinson who proved that in baseball, the only "race" that was important was the race to the base and the only purpose for "color" was to distinguish the teams' uniforms. Jackie Robinson was a "rebel" who broke baseball's color barrier.  Thomas Edison was a "rebel" who was granted 1093 patents by the U.S. Patent Office because he constantly thought of ways to improve things. Walt Disney was a "rebel" who created family entertainment in ways never thought possible. Mother Teresa won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 but didn't change. She was a "rebel" who was selfless in a world that was selfish.

Paul Bezaire, a.k.a. The Rebel, has spent many years rebelling against established unfair situations. His book "How I Sued PayPal and Won,” also available through Trafford Publishing or Amazon.com, shows how a person can sue PayPal or eBay in small claims court even without an attorney. Other books by Bezaire include "The Man Who Sued God," "The Cybernetic Golfer” "The Cybernetic Bowler" "Pay No More Parking Tickets” and Pay No More Speeding Tickets.”

In "The Rebel," the author cites many examples of how he has rebelled against the system while staying within the framework of the law. He tells how he forced the Association of Engineering Geologists to change its Code of Ethics. When a new runway was completed at the Los Angeles International airport, he forced the FAA to close the runway until they realigned the final approach zone away from his home. And when the city of Rosemead stopped picking up residents' garbage for nonpayment of rubbish fees, he forced the city to change its policy so no garbage was left uncollected.

"Rebel against the system before it overwhelms you," Bezaire says. "But always stay within the framework of the law.” Using this advice, Bezaire was able to convince his fourteen-year old grandson to successfully rebel against a store owner. The teenager planned to throw a brick through the owner's store window because the store would not honor a money-back guarantee, but Bezaire explained it would be faster to stay within the framework of the law and simply picket the store. Following this suggestion, the store owner gave his money back in less than five minutes.

"I receive many letters of thanks from people who I have helped for free, how to avoid having to pay parking or speeding tickets," the authors says. "I especially enjoy helping people to get their money back from PayPal."

"The Rebel: How to Rebel Before the System Overwhelms You" is a groundbreaking achievement. Oscar Wilde once said, "Disobedience, in the eyes of anyone who has read history, is man's original virtue. It is through disobedience and rebellion that progress has been made." "The Rebel: How to Rebel Before the System Overwhelms You" is the best book on fighting the "system" and standing up for yourself that has ever been written. Entertaining, funny, original and educational -- Buy yourself a copy today and be a "Rebel".
http://www.rebel101.com

John Weaver, Rebel Reviewer
Pageonelit.com

 

About the Author: Paul Bezaire, a.k.a. The Rebel, has spent many years rebelling against established unfair situations. His book "How I Sued PayPal and Won,” also available through Rebel101.com, Trafford Publishing or Amazon.com, shows how a person can sue PayPal or eBay in small claims court even without an attorney. Other books by Bezaire include "The Man Who Sued God," "The Cybernetic Golfer” "The Cybernetic Bowler" "Pay No More Parking Tickets” and Pay No More Speeding Tickets.”

In "The Rebel," the author cites many examples of how he has rebelled against the system while staying within the framework of the law. He tells how he forced the Association of Engineering Geologists to change its Code of Ethics. When a new runway was completed at the Los Angeles International airport, he forced the FAA to close the runway until they realigned the final approach zone away from his home. And when the city of Rosemead stopped picking up residents' garbage for nonpayment of rubbish fees, he forced the city to change its policy so no garbage was left uncollected.

"Rebel against the system before it overwhelms you," Bezaire says. "But always stay within the framework of the law.”

Using this advice, Bezaire was able to convince his fourteen-year old grandson to successfully rebel against a store owner. The teenager planned to throw a brick through the owner's store window because the store would not honor a money-back guarantee, but Bezaire explained it would be faster to stay within the framework of the law and simply picket the store. Following this suggestion, the store owner gave his money back in less than five minutes.

The book also details Bezaire's most recent act of rebellion -- offering a $10,000 reward to the first person who can prove he had a trial de novo as stated by the judge in Case # SM04C01472, Superior Court of Los Angeles County, and affirmed by the California Supreme Court. A full certified transcript of the case is included in the book, as well as at http://www.rebel101.com/Chapter11.htm

This entertaining, hilarious, and educational book is available through Trafford Publishing.com, Amazon.com or the electronic version at http://www.rebel101.com

 

 

2001-2005 BookPressReleases.net  email: PressRelease@AuthorsPressReleases.com