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Tired of supposedly America-First conservative politicians who don't keep their word? Had enough of the hypocrisy in Hollywood, music and sports? Here's a wonderfully whimsical look at the current state of our so-called "Governing Class," written in a charming poetic voice. In between thinking "Yes!" as you turn one page to the next, you will find yourself thoroughly entertained.

A classic statement of nationalism and class struggle

Distributism does not advocate government "redistribution" of wealth, which many assume based on the name alone. The name refers to the idea that justice and power in both the economic and political realms should be distributed throughout society. Distributism, also known as Distributivism, has been around as a named and distinct system for over 100 years, but remains relatively unknown because it is ignored by professional and academic economists. The basic premise is that people in society as a whole are better off if the means of production are privately owned by a lot of people rather than having the majority of that ownership in the hands of a small percentage of society. Locally ...

A new explanation of Anarchist organization

uses some common sense analysis of both technological advances and people’s changing attitude toward the role or government. The author also looks at the way the banks have controlled the government up to this point. This financial model is shown to be at the breaking point for various reasons. The author gets the reader to see that we are at a tipping point whether we are ready for it or not. Rather than a doom and gloom book this is an optimistic look forward toward a future that will be beyond our wildest imaginations.

The Case Against Socialism, written in the early 20th century in England, is a plain-English argument which discusses the fallacies of Socialism, shares a variety of definitions of Socialism (from socialists themselves) and delves into the various impacts Socialism has on society. For example, in chapter 6: Socialism and the Family, we find the following: "The very first conception of a Socialistic State is such a relation of the sexes as shall prevent men and women from falling into selfish family groups. Family life is eternally at war with Socialistic life. When you have a private household you must have private property to feed it, hence a community of goods; the first idea of a Soc ...