Also known as “He was blacklisted: A family in the path of the FBI and its secrets”.Earl Meanor was an honest, hardworking man who got shafted badly by some men he knew at work. They deliberately bad mouthed his character, we believe they stole one of his inventions and they crafted a blacklist that nearly destroyed his life.This is the true story of a man, my dad, Earle Vincent Meanor, who was pushed aside and down by people whose only reason was that they just did not like him. He could have been successful, powerful, and wealthy, but instead, he was broke, ostracized, pushed into a corner, and mocked. He created an invention, a camera that changed the world, but never got the credit for it. He was blacklisted and could not get a job because of the evil men who hated his guts. For half his life, he had to walk everywhere, along with his family, just to survive. Somehow, despite all the harsh treatment and circumstances, he kept his family together, and now his son can tell everyone the truth about what happened. This book tells that story and more. You need to read this to motivate you to never give up, no matter the obstacles thrown in your way. Please read it. $2.99 on Kindle.
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