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The David Horowitz Freedom Center, more than any other organization, blends the intellectual battle with the fight-fire-with-fire mentality brought forth from its founder and creative mind, David Horowitz.
Our new pamphlet, The Sunset of the West, or the Dawn of Recovery?, authored by Bruce Thornton, a classical scholar and Freedom Center Shillman Fellow, is a brilliant piece outlining the dire crisis that America and Western Civilization face today.
It urgently needs to be read; its message needs to be urgently heeded.
Order your copy now: CLICK HERE.
Why doesn’t FPM offer immediate pdf downloads of the pamphlets like every other website in the universe. I would purchase many of them but the old snail mail with shipping charges is a huge turn off. If you’re worried about copies being distributed that’s happening anyway; plus I’m sure it would be cheaper for FPM without the shipping process.
China wants World Domination and they get aided by the UN/Globalists/DNC/CFR
Why not a third option…”The Return of Christ and the End of Days” ?? (Acts 1:11 ) That is way more realistic as we view end-time prophetic events piling up one on top of another. If Jesus doesn’t return soon (like this year) technology will just blow right by Scriptural Prophecy (and we know that can’t happen, now don’t we. :):)
Rev. Roy……….<
No, it’s not the sunset: it’s an ugly self-defeat of civilization. The most recent outline of this defeat is brilliantly described in a meta-novel by M. Weller “An Island of Whites” – see my review
http://judeochristianamerica.org/OnEcclesiastes.htm
and selected chapters in English here http://judeochristianamerica.org/Weller/
Ayn Rand outlined the same catastrophe in “Atlas Shrugged” (1958), and Jean Raspail – in “Camp of the Saints” (1973). Only Ayn Rand offers a way for recovery – as an isolated city John Galt, and I agree with her that it is the only way.
Thank you for your recommendation of Michael Weller’s book. What you have reproduced in your blog is quite interesting. Of course I have read the other dystopian works you cite, and agree that only Ayn Rand had a positive view of the future. I read Atlas Shrugged every few years because it is so optimistic, even though it is far from being great literature.
I like the pamphlets because I can leave a few at my Traditionalist Catholic Church. I would also like the pdf because I would print those out — with FPM attribution attached ! — and leave those as well. Think of reading, commenting, and sharing as a pebble in the pond of life: we have no idea where the ripples will go nor whom they will influence. Did St. Augustine ever imagine how many millions would read his Confessions? How fortunate we are to suffer the ongoing tragedies of life; to share our thoughts about them; and to know that our sufferings were NEVER in vain.