Review of The Solution is Political Revolution
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Review of The Solution is Political Revolution
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Solution is Political Revolution" by Jillion R Rising.]
Having recently immersed myself in the pages of The Solution is Political Revolution by Jillion R. Rising, I'm eager to share my reflections on this thought-provoking non-fiction exploration. Within the intricate tapestry of America's financial dynamics, Rising unveils the maneuvers employed by politicians and corporations to shape our economic landscape. What sets Rising apart is his knack for elucidating complex subjects in a way that resonates, even for someone not well-versed in financial intricacies.
A distinctive feature of this book is its twofold approach: not only does it pinpoint the challenges faced by American citizens, but it also charts a course toward pragmatic solutions. Rising proposes a remedy to the polarizing schism between Democrats and Republicans by advocating for a new party. This novel political entity would champion the protection of state laws, combat wasteful spending, and prioritize candidates with managerial expertise.
Rising excels in demystifying the intricate facets of government, ranging from the functioning of the Federal Reserve to the complexities of the 2008 housing and mortgage crisis, the Affordable Care Act, and Social Security.
The narrative draws inspiration from both historical and contemporary political revolutions, citing movements such as the American Revolution, the French Revolution, the Civil Rights Movement, the Arab Spring, and the Yellow Vest Movement. Rising not only examines their triumphs but also distills valuable lessons and discusses the inherent challenges and risks associated with political revolutions.
Highlighting the societal segmentation based on race, gender, political affiliation, and socioeconomic status, the book unveils divisive tactics designed to undermine collective power. It advocates for transcending these differences and returning to a shared history to forge a future free from divisive influences.
A poignant revelation within the book is the strategic risk-taking by companies, secure in the knowledge of government bailouts. The repercussions of these actions echo through our lives, leaving us to grapple with the aftermath. The book also navigates the immigration debate, shedding light on the positive contributions of newcomers to the economy.
Rising fearlessly confronts historical turning points such as the departure from the gold standard and its aftermath, unraveling the far-reaching consequences for our finances. The book boldly critiques the misuse of programs like Social Security by politicians, striking a chord with sentiments about their responsibility to assist rather than manipulate our savings.
The professional editing of the book emerges as a noteworthy element, ensuring a seamless flow and making intricate topics approachable.
Having concluded my journey through the book, I unreservedly grant it a well-deserved 5 out of 5 stars. It adeptly simplifies intricate concepts, opening our eyes to unfolding realities. This book serves as a clarion call, urging us all to take a stand and usher in change. Frankly, there's nothing about this book that I dislike. For anyone curious about the interplay of money and politics, this meticulously edited piece is a must-read. Its easy followability and essential insights are pivotal for comprehending the intricacies of our economy.
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The Solution is Political Revolution
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Having recently immersed myself in the pages of The Solution is Political Revolution by Jillion R. Rising, I'm eager to share my reflections on this thought-provoking non-fiction exploration. Within the intricate tapestry of America's financial dynamics, Rising unveils the maneuvers employed by politicians and corporations to shape our economic landscape. What sets Rising apart is his knack for elucidating complex subjects in a way that resonates, even for someone not well-versed in financial intricacies.
A distinctive feature of this book is its twofold approach: not only does it pinpoint the challenges faced by American citizens, but it also charts a course toward pragmatic solutions. Rising proposes a remedy to the polarizing schism between Democrats and Republicans by advocating for a new party. This novel political entity would champion the protection of state laws, combat wasteful spending, and prioritize candidates with managerial expertise.
Rising excels in demystifying the intricate facets of government, ranging from the functioning of the Federal Reserve to the complexities of the 2008 housing and mortgage crisis, the Affordable Care Act, and Social Security.
The narrative draws inspiration from both historical and contemporary political revolutions, citing movements such as the American Revolution, the French Revolution, the Civil Rights Movement, the Arab Spring, and the Yellow Vest Movement. Rising not only examines their triumphs but also distills valuable lessons and discusses the inherent challenges and risks associated with political revolutions.
Highlighting the societal segmentation based on race, gender, political affiliation, and socioeconomic status, the book unveils divisive tactics designed to undermine collective power. It advocates for transcending these differences and returning to a shared history to forge a future free from divisive influences.
A poignant revelation within the book is the strategic risk-taking by companies, secure in the knowledge of government bailouts. The repercussions of these actions echo through our lives, leaving us to grapple with the aftermath. The book also navigates the immigration debate, shedding light on the positive contributions of newcomers to the economy.
Rising fearlessly confronts historical turning points such as the departure from the gold standard and its aftermath, unraveling the far-reaching consequences for our finances. The book boldly critiques the misuse of programs like Social Security by politicians, striking a chord with sentiments about their responsibility to assist rather than manipulate our savings.
The professional editing of the book emerges as a noteworthy element, ensuring a seamless flow and making intricate topics approachable.
Having concluded my journey through the book, I unreservedly grant it a well-deserved 5 out of 5 stars. It adeptly simplifies intricate concepts, opening our eyes to unfolding realities. This book serves as a clarion call, urging us all to take a stand and usher in change. Frankly, there's nothing about this book that I dislike. For anyone curious about the interplay of money and politics, this meticulously edited piece is a must-read. Its easy followability and essential insights are pivotal for comprehending the intricacies of our economy.
******
The Solution is Political Revolution
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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