About Gregory's Library

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The Last American Truth is a bold and urgent examination of a nation standing at the edge of moral, political, and cultural fracture. In a time when truth is manipulated, borders are tested, division is rewarded, and unity is fading, this powerful book confronts the growing forces pulling the United States of America apart from within.

With sharp conviction and heartfelt patriotism, Gregory Allen Tullous explores the collapse of shared truth, the rise of public disorder, the politics of division, the loss of trust in government, and the growing fear that Americans are no longer living as one people under one flag. More than a warning, this book is a call to remember the principles that built the nation—law, liberty, duty, unity, and the Constitution itself.

The Last American Truth is for every citizen who feels the country drifting, every patriot who still believes America is worth saving, and every reader willing to confront the question: What happens when a nation loses faith in its own foundation?

 The Last American Patriot is a bold and uncompromising call to remember what made America strong. In this powerful book, Gregory Allen Tullous examines the fading of constitutional values, the decline of civic responsibility, the rise of entitlement over duty, and the growing loss of national pride. With conviction and urgency, he challenges readers to rediscover patriotism rooted in courage, sacrifice, gratitude, personal responsibility, and loyalty to the Constitution. This is more than a reflection on America’s condition—it is a warning, a defense of liberty, and a call for true patriots to stand up before the spirit that built this nation is lost.   

America is not only losing truth. It is losing the spirit that once made her great.

In The Last American Patriot, Gregory Allen Tullous delivers a fierce and uncompromising warning about a nation drifting away from duty, discipline, sacrifice, and constitutional truth. As patriotism is mocked, freedom is taken for granted, and entitlement replaces responsibility, this book asks the question too many are afraid to face: Does America still have the strength to remain America?

Bold, urgent, and unapologetic, this book is a call to the men and women who still believe in liberty, honor, national pride, and the Constitution of the United States. This is not a book for the indifferent. It is for those who still believe the republic is worth saving.