United Gulags of Amerika? How Soon? FREE Resource!

Is it possible to return the United States of America to a Republic instead of an oligarchy (controlled by corrupt judiciary and government officials), or are we well on our way to the United Gulags of Amerika?

I put together the following information, and I implore you to forward this information as far and wide as possible; the basics - the building blocks and definitions of the political and econimic structures of our world, explained in just seconds. Feel free to click on the links, go to the source, copy/paste/forward, dress it up, whatever your wish, just to get it out there.

May God show us the clear truth through the fog of corruption, deception, and sin around us.

"And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free." (John 8:32)

Yours in Christ, Erich G. Lukas, Director, InfoQuest* for Truth



Communism, socialism, nazism, and fascism are all forms of monopolistic economic systems.

Who chooses to live in a monopolistic society? Those who are too lazy to work against competition and too lazy to get competition underway.

Monopolistic state-controlled systems are the work of criminals who seize control of governments and set themselves up as monopoly producers for their own profit and power.

Four elements are required in order for you to have true private property:

• Total ownership (holding title)
• Total control
• Total use
• The ability to dispose of it

"The theory of the communists may be summed up in a single sentence: abolition of private property." Karl Marx, The Communist Manifesto, 1848





Story: Joe, The College Student (Socialism)
Bob was a college student who was taking a course taught by an avowed socialist. He didn't know much about socialism - it never really crossed his mind. Bob was a football player, it was football season, and Bob didn't have as much time as he'd like to spend on his studies, so his classes suffered in the Fall.

One day the professor gave a writing assignment to everyone in the class. Everyone was to write a paper with the same title, "From Each, According to His Ability, To Each, According to His Need" (the classic statement of the socialist). Everyone began working on the assignment.

There was another student in the class, Joe, who was a strong socialist. Joe was very delighted about the assignment, and he was anxious to begin. Joe went home and worked vigorously on his paper. He read several books and articles, interviewed some socialist authors and experts, included many footnotes and a great bibliography, and followed the college's research paper style standards perfectly.

When Joe received his paper, he was astonished to see a "C+" grade. Joe immediately stormed up to the professor and demanded an explanation for a grade that was far below Joe's expectation. The professor replied, "Joe, you should be very proud of your paper. It was exceptional. Bob, who sits in the back by the door, when he's here, didn't do so well. So I gave Bob some of your credits to give you both a C+. You know, from each according to his ability, to each according to his need."

Civics in Seconds: A FREE Resource for Your Unrestricted Use:
http://fp.users.fast.net/infoquest/Civics_in_Seconds.htm

For more on Socialism in the U.S.A.

Toward Socialist America - An Analysis of America's Slide into Collectivism ​

by Robert D. Gorgoglione (Website)​

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