Sense of Citizens

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  • Sense of Citizens Book Detail

  • Author : Citizen Engdahl
  • Release Date : 2013-05
  • Publisher : FriesenPress
  • Genre : Political Science
  • Pages : 188
  • ISBN 13 : 1460210212
  • File Size : 95,95 MB
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Sense of Citizens by Citizen Engdahl PDF Summary

Book Description: America, the greatest nation in the world, is in decline and now borrows almost half of what it spends in order to sustain itself. Unless this financial decline is reversed, America will surely collapse and join others which have fallen from glory into the trash heap of history. The one thing that makes America different than all the other great powers that have collapsed, is that this nation is owned, and operated by its Citizens. America, if it is to survive its decline, will do so because of the Sense of Citizens. Three trends figure into the Decline of America: Progressivism which began about 100 years ago under the Wilson Administration, Liberalism which began about 10 years ago under the Clinton Administration, and Collectivism which began about 5 years ago under the Obama Administration. Each of these trends is climaxing now and this will cause eminent collapse, unless action is taken immediately. This book, "The Sense of Citizens," analyzes the problem, formulates a solution, proposes a strategic plan, and offers effective tactics. If these actions are taken, then our nation's decline can be reversed and prosperity/liberty/happiness can be returned to its Citizens within one generation.

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America, the greatest nation in the world, is in decline and now borrows almost half of what it spends in order to sustain itself. Unless this financial decline