โ Scribed by Richard Houck
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Liberalism Unmasked, a treatise against the Left, diagnoses and disarms modern Liberalism. With its theory of Liberalism as a diagnosable mental illness and its thorough dismantling of dozens of Liberal arguments, Liberalism Unmasked *demolishes the international Left from the ground up.
Supported by historical evidence, ruthless logic, and hundreds of sources, including local newspapers from around the world, academic journals, and government reports,* Liberalism Unmasked *surveys not only American politics, but also European and global politics, in one of the most relentless assaults on modern Liberalism to date.
Provocative, horrifying, and at times inspiring,* Liberalism Unmasked*confronts the contemporary globalist project, assails the misgivings of the modern world, and provides a roadmap out of our dystopian nightmare -- all by revealing the true face of Liberalism, without the mask.
Contents
ACT I: KNOW THY ENEMY
Introduction
Liberalism: Diagnostic Criteria of a Mental Illness
Liberalism in Theory & Practice
ACT II: FIGHTING THE BATTLES
Words Like Violence: The Left's Total War on Freedom of Speech
Revolutionaries & Renegades: A Closer Look at the Second Amendment
Climate Change
Infanticide
Highway Robbery
White Privilege & Other Fables
Feminism and the Downfall of Western Women
Ministry of Truth
Which Way Western Man? Salvos Against Mass Migration
ACT III: WINNING THE WAR
Revolution 2016
Tomorrow We Live
Beyond Left & Right*
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