Fear: An American History: False Education Accepted as Reality
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History is the foundation of all great societies. Willie authored this book to explore why throughout world and specifically American history, the seventeenth-, eighteenth-, and nineteenth-century writers took upon themselves to manipulate or rewrite history in their image. His book is written to correct dates, times, and events that were changed, kept hidden, or forgotten. Willie has uncovered some hidden history that would explain why the world has entered its "end time." He learned how, because of fear, America's foundation is built on a bed of sand, not solid rocks. Sand that is slowly being washed away. He exposes the secrets as to how few people have caused so many to struggle for their mere existence on earth, how religion became the cornerstone for slavery throughout the world.
This book explains how and why ignorance has caused so many divisions among the people in America and around the world; how a "coup d'etat" in America's past caused majority of the people in America to become slaves, struggling to survive in the richest society on earth; why slavery has always been a part of the fabric of America starting from so long ago; how politics and politicians are leading great nations down a road of destruction; and how greed and power has consumed so many people to worship money over God.
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