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Beware the Demagogue!: Rogue or Savior? - Edward John Mastronardi June 29, 2016 PDF  BOOKS
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Beware the Demagogue!: Rogue or Savior?
Author: Edward John Mastronardi
Year: June 29, 2016
Format: PDF
File size: PDF 692 KB
Language: English

The primary purpose of the threepart fictional story in this book is to graphically illustrate on the one hand the dangerous impact that can occur in their lives should the old and the young allow themselves to be politically seduced by the plaudits promises and entreaties of those powerhungry individuals demanding their support for their own selfish selfserving reasons In this book an explanation is given on how one originally wellmeaning extremely wealthy individual evolved into becoming such a personality and what happened to him and others around him as a result On the other hand it outlines how such wealth in the right hands can effectively benefit both the unemployed and underemployed members of North Americas increasingly multicultural society This has been effectively illustrated in the United States by the unbelievably generous gifts of incredibly wealthy individuals such as the worldfamous founding guru of the Microsoft computer empire William Bill Gates Past examples of the destructive impact of the first type of demagogue are legendary as amply demonstrated by Huey Long the governor of Louisiana in the dirty thirties whose powerhungry march to the United States White House dramatically ended with his assassination His appeal to the numerous underprivileged voters in his state was effectively created by his repetitively preaching catchy phrases like Youre a hick Im a hick who will look out for you Also in the world depression thirties theres Adolph Hitler promising Germans a return to world power of a world war one reparation paying bankrupt Germany and Benito Mussolini promising Italians a return to the glory days of Rome Today we have a prime example of the use of vast sums of money as an economic weapon by a money rich but natural resource limited recently established economic giant Its granting of huge loans seemingly established it as an instrument of its foreign policy providing governments in need with incrediblesized debt repayment obligations In one classic case it helped raise its national debt to a staggering level of trillions of dollars Added to this is its buying up vast amounts of other countries natural resources property even entire industries

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