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The Frog Principle: The Loss of Freedom in America - Softcover

Ascher, Walter

 
9781420820249: The Frog Principle: The Loss of Freedom in America

Synopsis

George Orwell is laughing in his grave. We call ourselves the "Land of the Free" but our freedom has been slowly taken from us beginning in the sixties. Since 9-11 the pace of loss of freedom has accelerated beyond the wildest dream in all aspects of our lives. We gave the government the right to take away our freedoms. Our children will ever know what freedom really was in the United States. We have lost our rights over our children, our property and we have citizens spying on each other. Under the guise of "War on Terror" the government can arrest a U.S. citizen without a cause, prevent us from traveling, listen to our phone conversations and often banking records without a court order. The "War on Drugs" allows the government to seize our assets without a trial. Our court system, the death penalty and laws on obscenity are amusing and frightful to people of other nations. This book covers in twenty chapters examples of how we have lost our freedoms. We have become the frog's who are being boiled to death.

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About the Author

Walter Ascher who came to the United States at the age of thirteen enjoyed the freedom and opportunity that the United States offered. Besides being a successful Real Estate Investor, he owns a business consulting firm using his Juris Doctor Degree he obtained in 1978 and his Master of tax laws degree. He passed the Illinois bar in 1978. His 1st book Your Eyes Told Me relates a true story of the endurance and suffering of the European women in World War II. He is currently working on his third book The Banker, which relates a fictional account of a small bank in an urban setting and is filled with the relationship of the bank with its colorful customers until the story turns to a mysterious death of the Banker.

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