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What is collectivism?
Who desires a collectivist world?
How are collectivism and totalitarianism related?
Does a one-world government have to be collectivist, or totalitarian?
How does collectivism influence the thinking of individuals and governments? Where does the individual stand in such a system?
What about "group rights"? What does "rights" mean applied to a group?
What is a "U. N. Peacekeeper"? What is their purpose?
How does government secrecy fit into this?
What kind of government might come from a "North American Union"?
Is the One World Government a conspiracy?
What are the components of a real conspiracy? Where is the use of the word "conspiracy" justified?
What is the U. S. Constitution? What is its meaning for the American people?
Why is the Constitution addressed from "We the People" to the government?
Do legitimate governments rule, or protect?
Do legitimate governments use force? What about martial law?
What is "Cultural Marxism"? What does it have to do with collectivism?
Are differences in culture a cause for war?
What is the principle cause of war?
What is the "Rothschild Formula"?
What is the difefrence between killing and murder, as applied to war?
What role does fiat money play in war?
Why did the Founding Fathers want local militias, rather than a standing Federal army?
How do corporations and governments evade responsibility for their actions? How is this immunity a problem?
How do banks control our government? Why aren't the names of these banks and the individuals behind them known?
What did the "New Deal" turn out to be?
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What is collectivism?
Who desires a collectivist world?
How are collectivism and totalitarianism related?
Does a one-world government have to be collectivist, or totalitarian?
How does collectivism influence the thinking of individuals and governments? Where does the individual stand in such a system?
What about "group rights"? What does "rights" mean applied to a group?
What is a "U. N. Peacekeeper"? What is their purpose?
How does government secrecy fit into this?
What kind of government might come from a "North American Union"?
Is the One World Government a conspiracy?
What are the components of a real conspiracy? Where is the use of the word "conspiracy" justified?
What is the U. S. Constitution? What is its meaning for the American people?
Why is the Constitution addressed from "We the People" to the government?
Do legitimate governments rule, or protect?
Do legitimate governments use force? What about martial law?
What is "Cultural Marxism"? What does it have to do with collectivism?
Are differences in culture a cause for war?
What is the principle cause of war?
What is the "Rothschild Formula"?
What is the difefrence between killing and murder, as applied to war?
What role does fiat money play in war?
Why did the Founding Fathers want local militias, rather than a standing Federal army?
How do corporations and governments evade responsibility for their actions? How is this immunity a problem?
How do banks control our government? Why aren't the names of these banks and the individuals behind them known?
What did the "New Deal" turn out to be?
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