Intro Practicing

President Bush was basically telling the American people that they can have their cake and eat it too, when after spending billions in taxes on the war, he lowered taxes. It was a very good move on his part, because that is the essence of a capitalist democracy. In such a place as America, war should be allowed to go on while not paying high personal taxes, because when Americans have extra money, they spend extra money. When extra money is spent, businesses make more money, and thus pay more taxes, making up for the cut taxes to the people. History has shown this to be true. However, should this fail, shouldn't the American people be willing to pay higher taxes in wartime? That answer is easy. Yes. It is the duty of the United States of America to protect freedom in the world, no matter the cost, and the American people must be able to take up that burden. Although, history says they really shouldn't have to make that sacrifice.

Chapter one

Propaganda: a euphemism for a non-ideological synthesizing of slanderous deceptions and hatred that has been recursive throughout history.


One sentence of complete victory...