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The Modern Fascist Handbook : a primer on the will to power, Paperback / softback Book

The Modern Fascist Handbook : a primer on the will to power Paperback / softback

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How many times in history have democracies fallen to a single individual or small group of like minded individuals spouting a political or religious philosophy which the majority would never openly support?

               

Every time they tried they won.

Every century. Every culture and faith. Fascism and religious fervor works.


Say what you will about Hilter's Germany: it was the most efficient form of government humans ever created.

They took a nation on its knees after WWI and brought it to the brink of permanent world domination.

They won through the disbelief of those who could have stopped them and the weakness of that opposition.


This handbook is a primer for all politicians, elected leaders, media influencers, and local community leaders to effectively control their community, city, county, schools, elections, state and nation.


Using historic examples which won or lost, the methods of fascism and religious theocracy can seldom be defeated if you are committed and without compromise. The will to power.

 

Does anyone without the will to power become a Genghis Khan, Attila, Alexander, Cesar, Cleopatra, Evita Peron, Marcos, Mao Se Tung, Adolph Hitler, Tito, Mussolini, Milosevic? Never.


Decide if you have the will to become a historically important leader.

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