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Third comes from excessive debt, both non-governmental and governmental. The fourth is loss of control over the currency of the country. We, the U.S., are currently asking other nations to support the American dollar.

The third set of threats arise from loss of sovereignty, both international and domestic. Internationally we have become a kind of colony to the world, manifest in our not controlling our borders, especially against the flow of illegal drugs and illegal inunigrants, and in our unfavorable trade balance.

Internally, we have allowed bureaucracies, most notably the I.R.S., the Federal Election Commission and the Federal Communications Commission to exercise powers, not allowed or to be tolerated in a government operating within the limits of the Bill of Rights.

And we have institutions, multi-, national corporations, some national corporations, and the Pentagon, wrapped up in the military-indusSee

McCarthy, Page A-5

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