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Hi. Thanks for stopping in. I’m Jere L Hough. Welcome to my new blog. My current passion is money and economic reform. I hope to help others make the same paradigm shifts in thinking I’ve gone through since I’ve figured out that money really is the “root of all evil”, and why that proverb is [...]
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The Struggle of the Ages: Government and Economics
The struggle of the ages has been for mankind, the individuals that make up mankind, to find the proper balance between individual and group sovereignty. …So, if most of our founding fathers did not believe our nation could be conquered or overthrown from outside our borders, what did they fear, and warn us about?
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