Commentary: US Visions

A preface opines on the nature of man, American individualism, The War of Independence and its causes, along with an explanation of the book cover graphics. Chapter 1 maintains that man is an economic animal rather than a social animal. Both dog and man would prefer to live on their own with their mate and family but for economic necessity. It is economics that makes the state worthwhile. Chapter 2 discusses the views of Adam Smith and takes issue with some of them. Organization not labor is the most important aspect of production. The maid contributes to wealth by freeing up time for the boss to work. We attack both Smith and the Physiocrats on productivity, its causes and object. Chapter 3 speaks of the limitations of reviewing all matters pertaining to a subject before discussing it. Some notions that pop up in the mind that have already been conceived unbeknownst to the essayist are dealt with here. I continue to talk about Smith and his ideas on augmentation (revaluing the value of gold by fiat) and how my own self-generated view still sounds good to me. Chapter 4 continues to critique Adam Smith on the matters of self-interest, free trade, along with Milton Friedman¿s take on this. We see economics as an unworkable plague that impairs wealth generation through sowing discord. Chapter 5 posits two types of social order: leviathan and behemoth. We describe them. Behemoth is the animal urge to do God¿s work. Leviathan is defined with seven heads in today¿s world: diplomats, spies, academes, media/showbiz, international finance, stateless people and organized religion. We note the common traits of these seven branches of the dragon, why they are similar and act together to subvert local government, individual freedom and good behavior. The description is quite long for an essay. Chapter 6 discusses the gematria of the 9/11 attacks. We show that certain occult numbers are in the statistics that demonstrate preternatural control of the disaster. These occult numbers are psy-ops warfare against the American people. For example, the 911 call and the date of 9/11 have a connection that is deliberately designed to sow fear and malaise in the American psyche. Chapter 7 attacks Bible deniers, those modern know-nothing scholars that endlessly bring up false and non sequitur explanation on why the Bible is wrong. Chapter 8 offers reasons why we should rollback the reforms in security made after 9/11, making the Coast Guard an independent cabinet level service and compartmentalizing intelligence, creating CTBA (Cover the Boss¿s Ass) Reprimands to ensure the Washington bureaucracy shares responsibility with political appointees when things go bad. Chapter 9: George Washington had a vision of America¿s future. I give my take on its meaning on the part that is happening now. Chapter 10: I had two visions on the future of the world, of Israel and England and a vision on the Queen of the South. Chapter 11 ends by discussing gematria again, defending my strong criticisms laid at various personages and peoples, why they are not bigoted but fair, and reiterate my wish that America follow in the footsteps of the great and mighty behemoth.

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