O America! A Manifesto On Liberty

By Derrick G. Jeter | DMCA

Liberty should be the great aim of government. So thought Thomas Jefferson. But today, with ever increasing debts and deficits, and an ever intrusive and bloated bureaucracy, liberty for the average American is more a sentiment of a bygone era than a reality for the twenty-first century. To be sure, America remains the beacon of freedom for a liberty-less world but, as Derrick G. Jeter argues in t...

File Size: 232 KB
Print Length: 152 pages
Publisher: The Jeter Press (July 31, 2011)
Publication Date: July 31, 2011
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B005FD0EQ2
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Unlike some Christian authors who have all but written off America, Derrick G. Jeter offers a refreshing hope by returning to the uncompromising principles that started our nation.My favorite takeaway from O America! A Manifesto on Liberty is the rec...

Can't wait for the sequel. They even reread prior year editions as sometimes due to age and interest, they have skipped sections. At least the people at Paranormal State don't make insane tales of students imbued with superpowers or make terrible dispersions about people having drinking problems based solely on their living arrangements. 11th, many of us have changed our perspectives on the world and what truly matters. But it's outrageously long with too much repetition.