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Americans tried to fix the world and neglected the home front, resulting in failure at both ends. Ignorance became fashionable and opportunistic polymorphous predators, parasites, and false prophets took advantage of the situation. It is hard to believe how far the nation fell into violent interracial melodramas, political mediocrity, incivility, and confusion. There is no agreement on what is good and evil. Everything is relative, ugly and pretty, real and false, right and wrong. American society suffers from a lack of coherence and consistency, and such a heavy burden of illogical non-sense…mehr

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Americans tried to fix the world and neglected the home front, resulting in failure at both ends. Ignorance became fashionable and opportunistic polymorphous predators, parasites, and false prophets took advantage of the situation. It is hard to believe how far the nation fell into violent interracial melodramas, political mediocrity, incivility, and confusion. There is no agreement on what is good and evil. Everything is relative, ugly and pretty, real and false, right and wrong. American society suffers from a lack of coherence and consistency, and such a heavy burden of illogical non-sense that it can no longer handle all the contradictions. We are unaware of where we are going¿
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Dr. Fermoselle is a retired U. S. Foreign Service Of¿cer in the commercial cone and author of several books and multiple articles on a wide variety of subjects. He has worked in one capacity or another for Uncle Sam for over 56 years, including over 20 years as a contractor for multiple U.S. Government agencies, including the U.S. Department of Defense. His experience includes support of national security and law enforcement. He deployed to Iraq in 2008 as a Senior Social Scientist with the U.S. Army Human Terrain program. Dr. Fermoselle has taught Intelligence Analysis as an Adjunct Professor in the Criminology Department of George Mason University.