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Wealth for All: Religion, Politics and War

hardcoverJanuary 1, 1982
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ISBN-13: 9780960531653 ISBN-10: 0960531653
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Brand: A. N., Inc.
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hardcover
Published
January 1, 1982
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1.3 lbs
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Wealth for All: Religion, Politics and War by R. E. McMaster Jr.. hardcover edition. ISBN: 9780960531653.

Partial list from Wealth for All: INDICATIONS OF A CIVILIZATION HEADED FOR A FALL It is too soft, too luxurious, and too successful, and is, thus lazy. There is a vast concentration of land holdings by private parties or government, which has a negative effect on both the morale and morals of the people. It fails to adapt to new challenges, whether they be economic, political, social, or climatic conditions. Raw materials are used up at home and have to be imported, but can no longer be afforded. There is a concentration of power and decision making in the hands of the powerful few. The traditional, classic family becomes fractured. There is exploding knowledge and increased complexity the results in each subsequent generation knowing less of the countrys total cultural heritage then the generation that went before it. Overwhelming population numbers hinder individual development and achievement. The least capable members of society outbreed the more capable. Women and minorities rights become pervasive issues. Laws strangle the productive members of a society and the judicial system is slow, inefficient and subjective. Belief in the occult increases. Sexual freedom is pervasive. Inflation is rampant. People become disinterested and disenchanted in the political processes. The populations primary focus in on self-gratification and entertainment. World cities arise. Governments and societies emphasize preservation, duplication, security and mass-production. The more capable member of society rejected government service for selfish reasons, believing they can maintain their separate self-interests. Drug use and homosexuality become widespread. The tax system becomes brutal and discourages innovation and initiative. Poorly educated members of society take leadership positions in government.