Today's culture is permeated by a bestial concept of Man. Hollywood's movies glorify the right of the individual to exact revenge against those power-hungry individuals who have wronged its heroes. Even music glorifies the "victims" of society raging against their oppressors.

This is Thomas Hobbes' view of society as a "dog eat dog" world. According to Hobbes, man is only capable of acting in his own self-interest. Therefore, an authoritarian government is the only way to restore order, through a "social contract" to stop civilization from complete destruction. This was the justification for the newly forming British Empire in the 1680s and is the same justification for the elites' globalist "One World Order" today.

But, the success of our own American Revolution was due to a core group of the founders who embraced the Renaissance's distinction of humans from beasts.

They were committed to the concept of Man as Imago Viva Dei; that every human being was made in the image of the Creator and possessed a unique creative mind capable of discovering new principles in the Universe and transmitting them to future generations to secure the progress of humanity and the higher organization of the Universe.
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The high level philosophical, scientific, and cultural warfare between these two concepts of man, which ultimately brought into being this first successful Republic, has almost been obliterated from the common knowledge of our citizens today.
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As I wrote in the beginning, the greatest crime committed by the Globalists today has been the almost total obliteration of true American history. Their world outlook is in every way as Satanic as the British Empire of King George III.

When Americans realize that they are tasked with the joyful responsibility to restore, protect, and advance the Renaissance ideas that made our nation unique in world history, the true American Spirit will be rekindled on a scale that leaves the British/Wall St. globalists in history's dustbin.