To Save or To Destroy the Nation

About the Book

A thought provoking and sometimes chilling recount of one man's struggle to find inner philosophical peace within the fabric of today's society. From his homeland of Venezuela through the countries of Mexico, Canada and finally the United States, Eduardo Paris delves into the political, philosophical and legal bubbling cauldrons that most of us would only dare to enter. In part one, his straightforward and sometimes humorous approach in making the reader challenge their own moral thought process is enlightened by correlations to prominent political, legal and philosophical thinkers of past and present. Part two of the book delves into the author’s outlook, in tongue in cheek style, of what “a good politician” should do if he or she were elected into office. Readers are forced to examine their thoughts on the current state of world affairs and compare them to the author’s views regarding these troubled political times. “To Save or to Destroy the Nation” is a well written book, bound to stir your moral and philosophical preconceptions.

About the Author

Eduardo Paris was born in Venezuela in 1949. He graduated as Civil Engineer and has worked all his life as a developer and builder. In 1988 he moved with his family to Canada. Returned to Venezuela in 1992 only to leave again in 1998, this time to Baja California, in Mexico. In 2001 he finally settled in Florida. He has written numerous articles for Venezuelan newspapers and has published four books, including this one. The subjects of his books have progressively focused on political and legal philosophy and their correlations with his Libertarian outlook of life.