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The Manual...: How to Live in a Socialist Country
- Exposing Communism, Book 2
- Narrated by: Luke Betzner
- Length: 2 hrs
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The Manual...: How to Live in a Socialist Country
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Publisher's Summary
Learning how to live under the rule of socialism is far different from living under the freedom of capitalism. This manual explains those differences and can help you (regardless of wealth or position) to deal with increasing regulations and shortages that are an integral part of a “classless” society. Learn from author Julio M. Lara, who lived under socialism in Cuba and Venezuela, and now sees America’s transformation into that same ideology.
©2015 Julio M. Lara (P)2021 Julio M. Lara
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