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portada Britain's Great Future
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
584
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
28x21.6x3 cm
Weight
1.33 kg.
ISBN13
9781517197650

Britain's Great Future

Nigel Shindler (Author) · Max Shindler (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

Britain's Great Future - Shindler, Max ; Shindler, Nigel

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Synopsis "Britain's Great Future"

In order for America to remain the world's sole Superpower after WWII She had to make sure Britain never regained Her previous might; this was accomplished in the guise of a woman claiming to be made of iron; in actual fact, she was a puppet with no moral backbone whatsoever. Margaret Thatcher appeared on Britain's political stage after a generation of the Britain's population had been demoralized by an education system called "Assimilation". Thatcher claimed that Britain's problems were due to the socialist policies held by previous governments. The solution to re-igniting Britain's economy, she stated, was denationalizing industries so the "people" would be able to make a prosperous future for Britain possible. The people, she claimed, needed "real" jobs in order to have a sense of dignity; self-respect, and self-worth. Her true intent was to turn Britain into a "consumerist" society; dependent on foreign energy; a population willing, and able, to break rules, and disobey laws, in order to satiate their wishes, desires, and needs; nobody should be content with what they already have. When power is given to those who do not have the ability to use it wisely, the inevitable result is destruction; of oneself, and others. This type of tyranny is called "Inverted Totalitarianism"; a system that presents the illusion of leading a person to some place, when, really, one is being lead in circles; kept "busy". History is man's greatest teacher.

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