Pax Economica Freedom of International Exchange the Sole Method for the Permane
Pax Economica Freedom of International Exchange the Sole Method for the Permane
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It is true that the complaining nation was herself the worst foe of liberty, international equity and true human progress. But in its hideous fear and hate of freedom, in its monstrous selfishness and greed, in its ignoble exploitation of its ignorant "protected" people, a protectionist and plutocratic Autocracy is a consistent organization. Whereas, internationally nor nationally, a "protectionist Democracy" is not a Democracy. At least it will and cannot be a lasting Democracy; it sooner or l...ater will end in war or revolution or in both.
No ideals of world domination, moreover, would have suffi- ciently developed in Autocracies, no aggressive influences and interests therein would have become powerful and daring enough for precipitating their peoples and the World into this catastrophic abyss, if Democracies had shown to the misled peoples of Autocracy the ways of international freedom, equity, progress and true civilization. Have Democracies given such distinguished ex- amples? Have they not rather, all with the Autocracies, more or less sunk into a contemptible bourgeois-Plutocracy with its present international and coming national consequences?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is true that the complaining nation was herself the worst foe of liberty, international equity and true human progress. But in its hideous fear and hate of freedom, in its monstrous selfishness and greed, in its ignoble exploitation of its ignorant "protected" people, a protectionist and plutocratic Autocracy is a consistent organization. Whereas, internationally nor nationally, a "protectionist Democracy" is not a Democracy. At least it will and cannot be a lasting Democracy; it sooner or l...ater will end in war or revolution or in both.
No ideals of world domination, moreover, would have suffi- ciently developed in Autocracies, no aggressive influences and interests therein would have become powerful and daring enough for precipitating their peoples and the World into this catastrophic abyss, if Democracies had shown to the misled peoples of Autocracy the ways of international freedom, equity, progress and true civilization. Have Democracies given such distinguished ex- amples? Have they not rather, all with the Autocracies, more or less sunk into a contemptible bourgeois-Plutocracy with its present international and coming national consequences?
What to read after Pax Economica Freedom of International Exchange the Sole Method for the Permane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henri Lambert to read onlineMoreLess
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