The first text, "The Economic Rape of America," critically analyzes the U.S. economic and political system, highlighting how, through various methods (war, religion, ideology, education, and economic conquest), power has been gradually transferred into the hands of an elite, identifying monetary manipulation and the tax system as the main instruments of this "economic violence." The second text presents a detailed chronology of the monetary and political history of the United States, highlighting key events and influential figures, providing historical context to the arguments of the first text. Both texts share a critical perspective on the role of the state and the financial system, raising concerns about individual freedom and the integrity of the democratic system.
