Toward an American Revolution: Exposing the Constitution and Other IllusionsSouth End Press, 1988 - 251 էջ In simple direct language, Jerry Fresia reveals the true intent of our "Founding Fathers" who designed the Constitution to protect their property and ensure that the poorer majority would have no real voice in political affairs. Fresia reveals the Founders' fears of "too much" democracy, why the Constitution was opposed by most Americans, and how its ratification was gained through deception and physical coercion. Toward an American Revolution shows how the illegal wars, domestic repression, and economic inequity of late twentieth century America are not incongruous with our Constitutional design. Book jacket. |
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... rich individuals with those of the state . " His statement at the Convention concerning the relationship between government , the rich , and the poor deserves to be quoted at length because it represents what was then a very common ...
... rich individuals with those of the state . " His statement at the Convention concerning the relationship between government , the rich , and the poor deserves to be quoted at length because it represents what was then a very common ...
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... rich man , he helped establish the Bank of North America . He was " an aristocrat to the core , " once stating that " there never was , nor ever will be a civilized Society without an Aristocracy . " He believed that common people were ...
... rich man , he helped establish the Bank of North America . He was " an aristocrat to the core , " once stating that " there never was , nor ever will be a civilized Society without an Aristocracy . " He believed that common people were ...
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... rich . I want to be rich . " The statement illustrates quite well the real range of policy options within our political system today . The point is that when we work as Congressional Technocrats , not only are politi- cal questions ...
... rich . I want to be rich . " The statement illustrates quite well the real range of policy options within our political system today . The point is that when we work as Congressional Technocrats , not only are politi- cal questions ...
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Resurrection of an Imperial System | 47 |
A System of Injustice | 71 |
The Constitution and Secret Government | 97 |
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