First published 2009
Jerome Corsi examines what he sees as a coordinated effort to undermine American independence through economic manipulation. The author argues that policies from both the Bush and Obama administrations have accelerated a globalist agenda that weakens the United States. Corsi contends that while the radical Left pushes socialism and the radical Right promotes unrestricted free trade, American jobs disappear overseas, national borders lose meaning, and the dollar weakens. Foreign investors purchase American assets including financial firms and public infrastructure like highways. The book warns that America moves toward a North American common market similar to the European Union and eventually a single world government. Corsi provides strategies for families to survive economic depression and offers solutions to reduce foreign oil dependence while strengthening the middle class. He maintains that America can participate in global markets without surrendering sovereignty, domestic economic strength, or currency stability.
Genres: business, american, political-science, politics, economics, non-fiction
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: conspiracy-theory
Setting: America, European Union, North America
Period: 21st-century
336 pages · Hardcover · Threshold Editions