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Why is America in such a deplorable condition? It is so weak because it hasn't, ever since the Monolith took control of the global economy, been able to recognize it's problems, and, thus, deal with them. Certain words, and phrases, have been created to shield these problems from being rectified; "sexism"; "racism"; "xenophobia"; "Islamophobia"; to name just a few. Every employer should be able to hire, what he considers to be, the best qualified person for each position; that's good business. The Monolith does not make itself rich by businesses being able to run themselves proficiently; they get rich by making sure businesses in "consumer" countries run poorly. They do this by insisting employers hire "Deplorables"; women; "Blacks"; illegal immigrants, and Muslims. This is an example of the Subversive ideology, (bad is considered good), instilled in populations controlled by "Inverted Totalitarianism"; businesses are constructed to be inept; incompetent; fly by night operations, in "consumer countries", that are unable to make a profit.
This book investigates the perceived decline of America and attributes it to a global economic control system known as 'The Monolith'. The author argues that specific terms like 'sexism', 'racism', 'xenophobia', and 'Islamophobia' are deliberately used to obscure genuine problems and prevent effective solutions. The core argument posits that The Monolith intentionally weakens businesses in 'consumer' countries by forcing employers to hire unqualified individuals, thereby promoting incompetence and financial failure.
The book presents a contrarian view on contemporary socio-economic issues, framing them within a narrative of external economic manipulation. The author's perspective suggests a dense, analytical approach to political and economic theory, likely aimed at readers interested in alternative explanations for national decline. The framing implies a focus on systemic critiques rather than individual experiences.
Page Count:
84
Publication Date:
2016-11-20
Publisher:
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN-10:
1540544427
ISBN-13:
9781540544421
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