Tyranny's little helpers

Published: Wed, 06/17/15

I've said it before I'll say it again:

The BEST overall business/marketing book I possess (and have been
reading non-stop since January 2008) is Ken McCarthy's "System Club
Letters" book. I dig it so much I even gifted it to my "Email
Players" subscribers a few years ago.

Anyway, my favorite chapter is about Independence Day.

(That's tomorrow in the US.)

Ken 'splains why it's lost its meaning:

"Reason #1: Independence is no longer a treasured virtue in our
country. Reason #2: Many of the things that the Founding Fathers
found so objectionable - like taxation without representation for
example - have become institutionalized in the US. Big business,
big media, big government - the country seems to be run for their
benefit today, not ours."

True 'dat.

People are completely gullible.

The two term elections of Bush and Obama prove it.

(With *another* Bush & Clinton bout coming up again...)

Another great insight from that chapter:

Ken notes how when this country was founded 90% of people worked
(and thought) for themselves.

Today?

Only 10% do.

The rest are slaving away, swallowing everything the media tells
them, voting their rights away for fear of non-existent boogymen,
enthusiastically cheering on unelected activist judges making laws
out of thin air, piling on debt, race baiting, class warfaring,
never questioning, always obeying -- tyranny's little helpers.

So what's Ken's solution?

Become economically independent.

And then use your economic independence to take a stand against the
politicians and unelected bankers, bureaucrats, judges, and foreign
interests trying to steal yours and your children's birthrights for
their 30 pieces of silver.

Anyway, I highly recommend reading it.

And then KEEP reading it.

Perpetually.

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