How and Why Nations Fail

Nations can taste failure because their security infrastructure is appallingly lackluster.

If there is one thing the world has need of, it’s peace.

The point here is that a dearth of industry can portend a serious setback to national progress. It doesn’t stop there, a dearth of industry, is also a factor behind certain major national issues I will be elucidating hence.

Illiteracy engenders failure in nations.

You see, illiteracy predisposes people to gullibility.

Ungodliness hampers a country’s progress in many ways

Godliness in contrast is the bedrock of a good conscience without which folks who successfully game a national system can pillage the same without remorse.

In a world increasingly filled with perversion one cannot and should not count on law enforcement alone to “right” wrongs, and one cannot count on the courts to judge flawlessly. The reason is simple; ungodliness has the capacity to creep into law enforcement, it even has the latitude to find its way to the courts and to pervade the offices of heads of government.

Moral decadence and wanton perversion are hand-in-glove with civil delinquencies.