This essay argues that the state and globalism nurture parasitism, leading to the "Ten Great Evils" of unemployment, debt, poverty, inflation, pollution, waste, taxation, homelessness, war, and injustice. It asserts that these evils are created by government actions that empower non-productive individuals. The author contends that Christians and Western civilizations are targeted for replacement by more submissive groups and critiques the concept of a One World Government, which is seen as an attempt to gain control over everything. To combat this, conservatives are urged to defeat parasitism and the ten great evils by promoting self-sufficiency and proper ownership of property, based on biblical principles.
