THE LATEST MODEL is an allegory of Guatemalan political history since 1821.
THE LATEST MODEL allows the reader to visualize the mortal sin of all pseudo-democracies, the inevitable tendency towards big government whose weight ends up crushing civilizations.
THE LATEST MODEL offers an alternative that has been tried often in different cultures throughout the world, in different times, but that has always ended up the same, in tyranny and misery, because the people do not inform themselves, they do not educate themselves, they do not look for the truth with their own eyes and their own brain, but depend always on the “experts,” those whose experience consists more in deceiving themselves and others than in democracy.
Humanity has grown to the point; the majority has become civilized to the point that it has lost the ability to survive the fall of the present civilization. We cannot afford to continue with the same old predatory form of government. We must embrace a model that will reward work, creativity, ingenuity, and that will generate incentives for cooperation, not laziness, force, and deception.
THE LATEST MODEL offers the opportunity to open one’s eyes; it does not allow the reader to pretend that all is going well and that if only good people would go into government, our people, all our problems would be solved.
THE LATEST MODEL allows the reader to visualize the mortal sin of all pseudo-democracies, the inevitable tendency towards big government whose weight ends up crushing civilizations.
THE LATEST MODEL offers an alternative that has been tried often in different cultures throughout the world, in different times, but that has always ended up the same, in tyranny and misery, because the people do not inform themselves, they do not educate themselves, they do not look for the truth with their own eyes and their own brain, but depend always on the “experts,” those whose experience consists more in deceiving themselves and others than in democracy.
Humanity has grown to the point; the majority has become civilized to the point that it has lost the ability to survive the fall of the present civilization. We cannot afford to continue with the same old predatory form of government. We must embrace a model that will reward work, creativity, ingenuity, and that will generate incentives for cooperation, not laziness, force, and deception.
THE LATEST MODEL offers the opportunity to open one’s eyes; it does not allow the reader to pretend that all is going well and that if only good people would go into government, our people, all our problems would be solved.
