Hologram of Liberty: The Constitution's Shocking Alliance With Big Government

We had two sets of Founding Fathers: the 1770s set who kicked off the Revolutionary War, and the 1780s set who agitated for a constitutional convention in 1787. Except for a few persons, they were different men -- and with different agenda.



Jefferson did not write the Constitution, but most Americans seem to believe that it was a Jeffersonian product as his Declaration of Independence.



If you've ever wondered how we came to have a leviathan federal government that was supposed to remain small and defined -- Hologram of Liberty will explain what happened.



The 1997 edition is sold out and out of print, and was replaced in June by the 2012 second edition (ISBN 1888766131), which has 100 new pages, and thoroughly covers the 10th Amendment, Firearms Freedom Acts, Obamacare, and comparisons between other constitutions.



That brought his 1997 classic fully up to date, and now you can also enjoy it on Kindle!



For all those who have the out-of-print 1997 edition of Hologram of Liberty, here is a synopsis of what is new in the 2012 edition:



Introduction updated, with a farewell to political book writing



Chapters 1-4 no-very few changes



Chapter 5 commerce clause discussion removed for Chapter 11



Chapter 6 separate U.S. constitution theory removed (too arcane and speculative)



Chapter 7 no changes



Chapter 8 no changes



Chapter 9 several changes/updates as needed



Chapter 10 much added: 16th Amendment and income taxation, freedom money, reining in the public corporations



Chapter 11 full treatment of 10th Amendment vs. the commerce clause (discussed is my then forecasted SCOTUS ruling on Obamacare)lots of treatment of the states' Firearms Freedom Acts



Chapter 12 much detail on the looming Constitutional Convention, history and future



Chapter 13 quotes from many constitutions from Swiss to CSA to Newstates



Chapter 14 which authors have embraced/rejected my coup d'etat theory since 1997?



Chapter 15 And Now, Back to Reality . . . (much added to this 1997 chapter)



Index fully redone, with 1,2,3 pagination (vs. 3/7 and 10/6 workbook style)