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Perverting The Promised Land

Perverting The Promised Land

Charles Wilcox

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Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2017
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Historia
ISBN:
9781387135660

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Is the U.S. facing another civil war? If so, how and why? The war against the U.S. Constitution began in 1822 with the Treaty of Verona, hit a major turning point by engineering the Civil War and the murder of President Lincoln, thereby clearing the way for a 2nd Constitution through the enactment of the 14th Amendment, which turned the first 8 amendments into mere privileges rather than absolute God-given rights,and has been ongoing in waves ever since then. Is American exceptionalism a justified concept? Does the idea of manifest destiny have any merit or biblical foundation? What if the truth of history has been twisted into a widely accepted lie? What if we are now entering a period of turmoil that results in the destruction of the Anglo-American empire and the rise of the entire European and Eurasian peoples against the English world hot with blazing anger? Who is ultimately to blame for a global conflagration? Perverting the Promised Land attempts to answer all of these questions & more.

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