The Future Looks Like Baltimore
American Dream vs. Progressive
Dream
New
book reveals keys to winning the battle for the future of the U.S.
As
Baltimore braces for the first of the six trials sparked by allegations that
six Baltimore police officers caused fatal injuries to Freddie Gray, a
small-time drug dealer in this city where nearly one resident in ten uses
heroin, we are reminded of the riots, looting and arson of last April, which
injured 200 police, damaged 350 businesses, and set fire to 150 vehicles and 60
structures. Is this what the future of America looks like?
According to monetary expert Craig R. Smith and futurist Lowell Ponte, it's a very real possibility if Progressives have their way. In their new, THE FUTURE LOOKS LIKE BALTIMORE, Smith and Ponte explore the sinister origins and roots of Progressivism - an un-American, anti-individualism and pro-collectivism, anti-free market and pro-socialist ideology - that shares common ideological ancestry with both Nazism and Communism.
According to monetary expert Craig R. Smith and futurist Lowell Ponte, it's a very real possibility if Progressives have their way. In their new, THE FUTURE LOOKS LIKE BALTIMORE, Smith and Ponte explore the sinister origins and roots of Progressivism - an un-American, anti-individualism and pro-collectivism, anti-free market and pro-socialist ideology - that shares common ideological ancestry with both Nazism and Communism.
In The
Future Looks Like Baltimore, you will learn:
- The history of Baltimore
and how it started out as a key destination for immigrants seeking the
American Dream;
- How Progressive politics
took over cities like Baltimore replacing the traditional American Dream
of equality under law, life, liberty, property rights, prosperity, and
personal responsibility into government-run welfare dependents;
- How Progressives have an
elitist tendency to want the state to impose their values onto everybody
else;
- How Progressives believe
that if science and state are given limitless power, they can create a new
Eden and a perfect human species free from greed, want and war; and
- About the leading
Democrats in the 2016 Presidential campaign - Hillary Clinton, who
advocates "toppling" the top one percent of income earners in
America, and Bernie Sanders, a self-described Socialist who favors
imposing an annual 90 percent income tax rate on the rich and up to a 65
percent tax on their estates.
According to a September 2015 Gallup poll, 49% of Americans say the federal government now poses "an immediate threat to the rights and freedoms of ordinary citizens." Why do so many Americans feel threatened by a Progressive-led government? Smith and Ponte detail how Progressivism is systematically killing the American Dream by undermining four of its cornerstones: 1) honoring property rights, 2) doing better than our parents via education, 3) working to earn our own way, and 4) achieving an independent, earned and secure retirement.
They also reveal how and why
Progressives like President Obama are rushing America into a cashless,
un-capitalist new economic system. Craig and Lowell show how Progressives
hijacked the Democratic Party and, through anti-business taxes and regulations,
are ruining the American economy through the fear of expropriation that
businesses now feel about investing and hiring more workers as the Democrats
stifle growth of the economy with endless regulations and new policies.
The mere existence of a major
Progressive Party threatens, damages and weakens America's free market economy
and future. The more it wins, the more our nation will resemble the bad aspects
of Baltimore. Progressives are busy destroying the old American Dream and the
Constitution that had kept government size and power in check.
In this, their sixth book, the
authors show how readers can help protect themselves and their savings; and
they suggest some things we can do to help reignite the American Dream and win
this battle. Craig and Lowell also reveal Baltimore's little-noticed
seeds of greatness that could restore the American Dream. [more...]
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