The New USA: A Beautiful Way to Live
America's system of governance is broken. The U.S. Constitution, the three branches of government, and the system of checks and balances-the whole enchilada. What was designed to protect the American people from an out-of-control government has become a weapon for the government to divide the people, fleece average everyday Americans of their prosperity, and impose "financial slavery" on future generations through national debt. A lifetime of perseverance in electing the "right" people hasn't made a difference.
While our governing system did a great job for previous generations-unleashing unparalleled peace and prosperity-that was before it broke. Now it can only spread misery until America's eventual collapse as a stable, well-functioning civil society. What can the American people do? The author, Dinesh Shah, presents answers in a story about discontented Americans who set out to establish NewAmerica, one that retains everything good about OldAmerica but none of the grievances of present-day America.
In the story, the author presents receipts to help readers understand what broke America's governing system. As insurmountable as this challenge seems, once you understand how the system broke, solutions are deceptively simple, and the resulting benefits are huge for every American, your children and future generations, and for America's destiny.
"The New USA" presents what may be the most beneficial set of ideas for America since the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution.About the author: Dinesh Shah is a management consultant specializing in re-engineering and transforming "As-is" situations into dramatically improved "Future states." He is a Deloitte alumnus, holds a master's degree in industrial engineering from Stanford University, and has served as an adjunct faculty member at the University of San Francisco and the University of Phoenix.
Publisher's Note: "The New USA" is a revised edition of the previously published "USA 2.0."
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