The Next American Revolution . . . will be stillborn

An essay in ten parts looking at the most likely future of the United States of America in the next 30-50 years.

Painted with broad brushstrokes, this essay looks at the present fiscal and social condition of America and where things are likely to go, good and bad; whether civil strife and breakdowns are likely to occur; the conflicts between races and ethnic groups; the resurrection of Anglo-Saxon solidarity in re-ordering the States and body politic.

Controversial due to its racial realism and honest celebration of colonial history and heritage, this essay is pessimistic about the Union remaining so, but optimistic in other respects about a rebirth of liberty in many places among Americans. (approximately 10,000 words)