Surviving Oppression: Good People Band Together

Western Civilization is dead. What's next? Good people band together to break out of the "increasing crudity and despotism" which is the fate of Western Civilization.

Whether it is India or China in Asia, Hungary, Georgia, or Russia in Europe, or the United States or Nicaragua in America, the nations of the world are experiencing a move away from freedom and towards oppression. This is the natural evolution of any civilization in its final phase, and there is no saving Western Civilization. But there is a way out for people who feel oppressed by the governments who rule them. The good people of the world must band together to break out of the constraints imposed by Western Civilization and form us around new ideas which will define a new civilization to replace Western Civilization.

Over a century ago the brilliant philosopher, historian, and polymath Oswald Spengler described what we are going through now when he wrote his book The Decline of the West. But the powerful people who wish to oppress or even enslave the people of the world have kept this knowledge away from average people. After 4 decades of study, the rise of Trump has motivated the author to propose a different path forward, inspired by Spengler. We must form a new civilization based upon a new philosophy built around values such as empathy and kindness towards all who do not oppose our quest to break out of oppression. I've created a set of organizations to lead us forward:

• Mr. Moderate Blog - if you just want to talk about it.
• The Good People Group - good people band together for mutual help.
• The Agnostic Church - a new religion, necessary for a new civilization.
• The Huxley Society - leaders and recruiters for the movement.

If you're a good person who feels oppressed by government and business forcing you to live in ways that steal your freedom and cause you to fear the future, then you need to join our movement. Read this book to understand the foundational philosophy, then join the movement through one of the above options.

Find out more at: https: //www.agnostic.org/

A disabled Vietnam veteran, serving from 1966 to 1974, Bill wrote his first computer program during a high school field trip. His long and varied career included highly classified work as a defense contractor, inventing microcomputer blade computing in 1978, creating a fiber to the home network in 1999, and over a decade working as a contractor and employee for cell phone companies. Along the way he joined groups of atheist and agnostic philosophers and worked to counter hatreds from the early days of the atheist movement.