The End of Democracy

Democracy before the Fall

Christophe Buffin de Chosal's book The End of Democracy is for most people an introduction to the forbidden side of politics, that is, the questioning and exposing the democratic principle (or lie as will be read). In only 160 pages, Christophe will reveal more about the nature of democracy than is talked about among many of the peoples to-day. From talking points about basic fundamental ideology, to history, and even more niche (or taboo?) topics such as the destruction of the family being a result and not symptomatic, the examples provided are taken from the real world and are discussed thoroughly. Each chapter is filled with potent quotes that definitely capture the attention of readers (and passersby), well thought out arguments, and insights that, if one is not familiar with, are quite shocking. It can be somewhat dense at times and definitely will need re-reading, but after reading this work, it was well worth it. Definitely a gift for those who think they "know/love" democracy. 5 stars and would highly recommend for those more curious readers.

All Christians can concur

Man’s true political wisdom is only learned from experience. A good government cannot be the invention of sagacity in any man, but must be the growth of events under the hand of Divine Providence. The spirit of innovation is contagious; and men who have departed in important respects from the established order, grow impatient for further experiment. -R.L. Dabney

Quick and Easy

In this book you have a quick and easy guide to unmask democracy as the farce that it is. Ever wonder why all our politicians are such scumbags? Ever wonder why our national debt is ever increasing? This book has the answer. Perhaps of most interest was the chapter in which the swine flu pandemic was touched upon. Large amounts of money was spent on vaccines and when they were finally made available to the public, the "pandemic" was over. Truly makes one wonder.