Who Needs a Government: Exploring Government's Past, Present And Future Economic Mission
- ISBN-10
- 142084718X
- ISBN-13
- 9781420847185
- Category
- Political Science
- Pages
- 464
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2005
- Author
- S. David
Description
This non fiction work begins in Chicago in 1908. The coming century is one of World Wars, rebellions, starvation, diseases and disasters which have killed countless millions. The central characters and other Asians came to convince the U.S. to fight the Germans. After the U.S. helped in two World Wars, the Asians try to persuade the U.S. not to attack the might of Asia. Also, they try to stop the increase in immorality. Their other intentions include getting the U.S. and their allies to realize what a cooperative U.N. could accomplish. For instance, the U.N. could stop wars, starvation and form a country for the Indians within North America. Goodness must include correcting past wrongs. Their weapons are peaceful, such as higher I.Q. knowledge and even a sword of words within words. This and other overwhelming tools do show the U.S. and its allies as other than superior to the rest of the world. Corrupt, warlike Republicans and some royals want to rule rather than serve the public. The election of 2008 is won by good, peaceful Chicago Democrats who plan to show appreciation for all races and cultures.
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