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Part 2 suggested that the innate practicality of small, sustainable communities is a solution to the massive mismanagement by a government dedicated solely to a megacorporate/banker/war economy. Our modern economic system is actually not one built upon efficiency, as it is often believed to be; it is a system of massive inefficiency and predation, which has directly resulted in the bankrupt and war-ravaged world we see around us.
Part 3 made the controversial argument that overpopulation is a myth, once again designed to steal our natural rights and turn our lives over to a system of centralized management.
Now in part 4, Stefan turns his attention to the increasingly pervasive myth of terrorism. Is the government really being truthful when it claims that it is "trying to keep you safe"? Is spending $6 trillion actually getting the job done? Can government continue violating the rights of people across the planet and still maintain any claim to a moral high ground? This, and more, compounds the myth of terrorism firmly installed in the American psyche following 9/11 ...
Stefan Verstappen's website: chinastrategies.com
He means well, but saying in one of those videos that 'America' was nearly a paradise for the common man is to overlook WTF was going on to the native people of the lands, the Africans shipped over when the natives either died too quickly for profitable exploitation heor because they just wouldn't submit to conquistadors from Europe, be they British, French, Portuguese, Spanish etc. Are the indebted servants included in this near paradise? Many things seem tranquil and ideal from a distance, but foul and disgusting up close. No times can be considered paradisical unless you are comparing them to worse times, all of which come and go in cycles as empires rise and fall through the ages. What is missing is a larger perspective of why this is so. That could explain a lot.