The Destiny of Freedom
A Manual for the American Citizen
Authors: Daniel Leacox & Donald Seyfried

"Enlighten the people generally, and tyranny and oppressions of body and mind will vanish like evil spirits at the dawn of the day."
- Thomas Jefferson

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We are a collection of individuals who have come together from many parts of the world over several generations. Even though we express our differences, and form into many lesser communities, there is a definable common goal we share as citizens of this land. It can be described as being part of a nation that promotes and protects the freedom of each individual to achieve their own purposes.

Freedom is the great enabler. Even though it is wildly popular at the citizen level, there are counter forces to the freedom goal. The word "freedom" itself is used by some to sell slavery for the many. The Destiny of Freedom is a handbook that will help revitalize the freedom idea, clarify the intentions of those who would deny freedom and then provide suggestions on how to guarantee our common goal for future generations.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Saw the movie and think you know the story? You don't. Read the book.

At a sales conference at Random House, preceding the publication of Atlas Shrugged, one of the book salesmen asked me whether I could present the essence of my philosophy while standing on one foot. I did as follows:
 
     1. Metaphysics: Objective Reality
     2. Epistemology: Reason
     3. Ethics: Self-interest
     4. Politics: Capitalism

 

-Ayn Rand 

Stephen King's epic novel of apocalypse and its aftermath, considered by many to be his masterpiece.

This novel was published in 1957. Its theme is: the role of the mind in man’s existence — and, as corollary, the demonstration of a new moral philosophy: the morality of rational self-interest.

—Ayn Rand, “Atlas Shrugged,” For the New Intellectual

Written in 1776, this book is still a landmark in the evolution of market-based economies.

A great book on medieval diplomacy and leadership

"Family Matters is both an affirmation of the importance of families, and the story of the messy tangles they create. Against a backdrop of economic difficulties and religious divides, a Bombay Parsi family struggle to resolve their own conflicts and halt the unravelling of their mutual affections.....

Born in Bombay in 1952, he is now based in Canada".

'Rohinton Mistry writes with exquisite clarity. He uses language to dignify life.' The Guardian

Thought provoking page-turner about atonement.  Another great book.

 

Another fantastic novel from the Iron Lady.Share the former Prime Minister's views on september 11th 2001,how governments should declare wars onurban terrorism,the superior Chinese,and men in the Middle East who dressed oddly and do not go to Church.Britain in Europe and the Atlantic Alliance.What does the former Prime Minister think about PM Tony Blair in Downing Street today?The Iron Lady is under doctors' orders to refrain from public speeches.We expect to review more novels in Good Books.Highly recommended for aspiring Prime Ministers.

 

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A great book on the history of the world wide web.The book begins with a short introduction to the author,his works in CERN and how he moved on to tinker with the www My favourite passage in the book has to be the chapter on the invention of the wooden mouse block! If the mountain does not come to Muhammed,then the Prophet has to go to the mountain.

 

The book makes pleasant reading.

 

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One of the most comprehensive political studies on the United States.

On 8 March 1421 the largest fleet the world had ever seen set sail from China.The ships,some nearly  five hundred feet long,were under the command of Emperor Zhu Di's loyal eunuch admirals.Their orders were ' to proceed all the way to the end of the earth.'

 

The Year China Discovered The World.

 

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