King of No Nation
Hand of God

The Story

He survived the streets of Louisiana, a shadow war in the Navy, and a foreign prison. But his hardest battle is exposing the truth.

Born a Redbone Native American in small-town Louisiana, Regis A. Johnson was raised on the front lines of a silent spiritual war. Seeking a way out, he enlisted in the US Navy and rose to become an Operational Intelligence specialist.

But decoding high-level data carries a deadly price. While tracking a Somali piracy ring in the Middle East, Johnson stumbled upon a massive financial trail leading somewhere he never expected—straight into the pockets of an American civilian. What followed was a highly coordinated, psychological effort to systematically silence him.

King of No Nation, Hand of God is the explosive, true autobiographical account of one veteran's refusal to be broken. From dodging a 16-shot ambush on the streets of California, to enduring a ruthless, corrupt 45-day imprisonment in Zambia, Johnson details his survival against a deep-state clandestine network operating from the shadows of the US government.

Part raw memoir, part shadow-war exposé, this book shatters the official narrative to reveal a chilling reality: the deadliest invisible threats are often the ones hiding right in front of us.