Make America Great Again for Your Kids and Grandkids
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1 Make America Great Again 2 for your Kids and Grandkids 3 4 5 6 7 What really made America, and life, great: Partial adoption of 1 8 property rights and Capitalism in America, and after WWII, much 9 of the world, led to historically unprecedented increases in innovation and 10 the average wealth. Prior to 1776, most people were slaves or serfs, lived 2 3 11 on less than $3 per day , and had no running water, adequate hygiene , 4 12 or other necessities. 13 1 Behold the power of Capitalism: While England's GDP per Capita grew 300% between 1270 and 1775 (505 years), benefitting from the country's semi-adoption of reason during the Age of Reason and adoption of imperialistic mercantilism, when England partially adopted property rights in the subsequent 240 years, GDP per Capita grew 15,000% in about half the time, even as the great empire lost its imperialistic holdings and colonies. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/gdp-per-capita-in-the-uk-since-1270 2 Historically, incomes were, statistically speaking, not normally distributed, since, far from being determined by a semi-free market, they were determined by government theft, apprenticeship, and birth. 3 It was Capitalism's mass development, promotion, and distribution of the infrastructure necessary for hygiene that's nearly doubled life expectancy in the last 100 years – not medical care or agricultural practices as some have theorized. https://ourworldindata.org/life-expectancy 4 https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2012/06/the-economic-history-of-the-last-2000-years-part- ii/258762/; CC BY-ND 1 Of 211 h 7_4_19 w.ott 14 15 16 17 Behold the power of Capitalism: Partial adoption of property 18 rights in the United States, and after WWII, much of the world, freed 5 19 most men from slavery and serfdom. 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 https://cdn.theatlantic.com/static/mt/assets/business/HS-8_2003.pdf https://data.worldbank.org/indicator Please note, starting in 2000, GDP is expressed in 2010 dollars adjusted by the inaccurate CPI (see https://www.scribd.com/document/347858965/Devonshire-Inflation-Alternatives#download&from_embed http://www.shadowstats.com/inflation_calculator https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05-09/devonshire-true-inflation-three-times-higher-officially-reported and Appendix M for a discussion of actual inflation). Still the trend and relative levels are what's important. Also note the 4 countries with higher GDP's than America have a greater respect for property rights even though they spend significantly on social programs. See https://www.heritage.org/index/rankings for an explanation. There are however some additional micro-countries (not shown here) that maintain much higher GDP per Capita but they either maintain much lower taxes and a greater respect for property rights (e.g. Lichtenstein or Monaco) or dispense the significant commodity wealth and resources of their citizens operating as a “benevolent” dictatorship (e.g. Qatar). 5 Pages 171-7, It's Getting Better All The Time by Stephen Moore and Julian Simon: https://books.google.fr/books? id=MWeQAAAAQBAJ&pg=PA254&lpg=PA254&dq CC BY-ND 2 Of 211 h 7_4_19 w.ott 31 NB: We rely exclusively on government reports, historical archives, reliably published speeches, books 32 with documented reliable references, first person accounts and other objective sources. We never ask 33 you to take us on our word or to have faith in anyone else including so-called experts or authorities. 34 We encourage you to gauge the facts. 35 36 We’re told no one reads footnotes or appendices but within 500 footnotes and 16 appendices we 37 substantiate a well-documented history of our government’s admitted right’s violations. Our sources 38 dispel much of the misinformation perpetuated in historical accounts, in media, in education, and in 39 the government’s official stories. Our ideas and sources are not ours. What is original is the 40 integration and contextualization of the facts. Credit to any unfootnoted quotes goes to our teacher. 41 42 43 44 Table of Contents 45 46 p.4 How to approach this document 47 48 p.43 What you can do to restore your children's rights 49 50 p.55 Some guidelines for activism 51 52 p.56 Modern activism ideas 53 54 55 56 Appendices 57 58 p.71 Appendix A Proof that the bureaucracy has been targeting absolute property rights 59 60 p.79 Appendix B Protecting yourself as you engage in activism 61 62 p.82 Appendix C COINTELPRO: Proof counterintelligence targeting non-criminal and non-violent citizens is 63 escalating 64 65 p.96 Appendix D Manipulating American Citizens' Behavior: Proof psychological warfare targeting non- 66 criminal and non-violent citizens is escalating 67 68 p.129 Appendix E Proof illegal and nonconsensual human experimentation targeting American citizens is 69 escalating 70 71 p.136 Appendix F Proof many, if not most, Americans want absolute property rights 72 73 p.147 Appendix G Proof time is running out on the diluted property rights we enjoy. 74 75 p.152 Appendix H American morality and the attacks against it 76 77 p.162 Appendix I How we are helping the enemies of property rights defeat us 78 79 p.176 Appendix J Proof many Americans still retain the Founders' morality 80 81 p.181 Appendix K The only moral and proper American political system 82 83 p.191 Appendix L The price the Founding Fathers paid to establish our property rights 84 85 p.196 Appendix M The accelerating decline of our underlying economic health and what wealth will provably 86 accrue to us on establishing absolute property rights 87 88 p.205 Appendix N Why nothing will change without your activism 89 90 p.207 Appendix O How the bureaucracy is fooling the populace 91 92 p.209 Appendix P List of government agencies that have to be defunded and deauthorized CC BY-ND 3 Of 211 h 7_4_19 w.ott 93 In contradiction to the Founding, and the morality that underpins it, the American bureaucracy of the last 94 hundred years has abrogated the Constitutional respect for your absolute property rights and the fact that 95 your life is yours. Today they initiate force and violate due process compulsively via legislation, regulations, 96 involuntary taxation, the creation of inflation, and, in fact, almost their every act. This long train of abuses 97 and usurpations have culminated most recently in a bureaucratic citizen rating system perniciously enforced 98 by other citizens, again without due process (very similar to the communist Chinese's Social Credit System 99 or the Stasi's Zersetzung but with more advanced technology). Our Constitutional rights no longer exists. As 100 a consequence ,today, less than 20% say they trust the federal government and over 70% are afraid of 6 101 corrupt government officials – with good reason: as Appendices A, C, D, E, and G prove they've lied about 102 every single major political event of the last several decades – always representing their exposed crimes as 103 exceptions rather than their modus operandi. Each citizen must now do something to restore our rights. 104 Ultimately we will need to put Constitution-respecting leadership first in the localities, then in the key 105 states, and finally at the federal level. 106 7 107 Most Americans are no longer fooled. In the 2018 Chapman University Survey of American Fears , 54.3% 108 agree with the statement “The government is concealing what they know about the 9/11 attacks” and 109 49.6% agree with the statement “The[y are] concealing what they know about the JFK assassination.” 110 Today, however, when their crimes are exposed the government violate due process or even the semblance 111 of justice by audaciously legislating or setting up a court to rubber-stamp their rights violations. Still most of 112 their tyranny remains hidden and unreported. Americans today must reject the immorality of our 113 government's actions and act to remove their rights-violating powers because soon it will be too late. 114 115 Despite 30% of Americans' disapproval, the bureaucracy exert their immoral powers because, we let them, 116 while waiting for someone else to fix everything. It's time to become active in restoring our rights. Time is 117 running out. Previously, oppressed populations could meet tyrants on relatively equal technological footing. 118 Not today. For the first time in the history of tyranny, our tyrannical government employs an almost 119 unlimited power and irreproducible technologies (as Appendix D proves). We have to act now because, in 120 another generation, we will not have the chance and our children will suffer tyranny on a scale never before 121 seen. So, to bring back rights, take leadership roles in your local communities. Unite the 30% of Americans 122 who still uphold the Founder's view of rights. Provide the leadership to take over the Republican party and 123 the broadly defined freedom movement. Create your own organizations to promote the moral nature of 124 rights. 125 126 Many are passive because they don't realize how bad it has gotten. Nor do many see rights as a moral 127 absolute required by our natures; to be defended with our lives because they are what make our life and 128 America great. By contrast, the Founders understood that we have a right to live our life any way we 129 choose irrespective of whether we help others or serve our country, community, whatever: as long as we 130 do not violate the rights of others, no one has the right to violate our property rights, that is, our means of 131 securing our lives.