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DEMOCRATIC DESPOTISM Raoul E. Desvernine April, 1936
“The Founding Fathers were realists. They isolated the very germ of practical freedom from philosophical abstractions. The Prophets of the New Deal, . . .” “speak of economic freedom theoretically, but when, . . .” “their ideas are given a practical application they prove to be regimentaton.” “The Founding Fathers liberated the mind: the new Prophets destroy the independence of the mind.” (Chapter XIII, p. 235.) “Tradition is our anchorage to the past, our ballast in the present, and it should be our compass for the future. In distress an experienced mariner might jettison his cargo to save his ship, but he certainly would not throw his chart, compass, and rudder overboard; and leave himself adrift without any knowledge of, or control over, his direction.” (Chapter I, p. 7.) “It is being claimed that the New Deal has a clear and definite tendency toward the Totalitarian State, in one or other of its modern European versions: Fascism, Nazism, or Sovietism.” Raoul E. Desvernine “resolved to explore the teachings and to analyze the activities of the New Deal,” to examine the accusation “that the Roosevelt Administration has adopted measures, is pursuing policies, and is engaged in activities which are intended to transform our political institutions and to remodel our social and economic order,” in that manner. In his book Mr. Desvernine chose “the method of letting some of the official leaders of the New Deal speak for themselves and explain their ideas and actions in their own words.” “My concern is primarily with principles, not personalities.” ( Foreward.) . Last word. LandGrab.US Eminent Domain - Condemnation: reduces Private Property to a priviledge, and creates Nomads. Isonomia.US The Butler Act, Trial, ReTrial Petition, Repeal (P. 147). Friday, 4 May, 2007 Mike Huckabee said: He “can accept that others believe that they and their families come from apes.”

DEMOCRATIC DESPOTISM
Raoul E. Desvernine April, 1936

“The Founding Fathers were realists. They isolated the very germ of practical freedom from philosophical abstractions. The Prophets of the New Deal, . . .” “speak of economic freedom theoretically, but when, . . .” “their ideas are given a practical application they prove to be regimentaton.” “The Founding Fathers liberated the mind: the new Prophets destroy the independence of the mind.” (Chapter XIII, p. 235.)
“Tradition is our anchorage to the past, our ballast in the present, and it should be our compass for the future. In distress an experienced mariner might jettison his cargo to save his ship, but he certainly would not throw his chart, compass, and rudder overboard; and leave himself adrift without any knowledge of, or control over, his direction.” (Chapter I, p. 7.)
“It is being claimed that the New Deal has a clear and definite tendency toward the Totalitarian State, in one or other of its modern European versions: Fascism, Nazism, or Sovietism.” Raoul E. Desvernine “resolved to explore the teachings and to analyze the activities of the New Deal,” to examine the accusation “that the Roosevelt Administration has adopted measures, is pursuing policies, and is engaged in activities which are intended to transform our political institutions and to remodel our social and economic order,” in that manner.
In his book Mr. Desvernine chose “the method of letting some of the official leaders of the New Deal speak for themselves and explain their ideas and actions in their own words.” “My concern is primarily with principles, not personalities.” ( Foreward.)
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Last word.

LandGrab.US
Eminent Domain - Condemnation:
reduces Private Property to a priviledge,
and creates Nomads.

Isonomia.US

The Butler Act, Trial, ReTrial Petition, Repeal (P. 147).
Friday, 4 May, 2007 Mike Huckabee said: He “can accept that others believe that they and their families come from apes.”