I found "The End of Poverty" book in my younger sister's room!

There is no sure fire way to get through to someone. Ron Paul would be president if there was. There are things that help though. For starters, speak their language. Avoid terms like Keynes, the NWO, the Bilderbergs, 911, and Agenda 21 at first, they tend to confuse and alienate people unfamiliar with them and set off the crazy alarm. Break it down, explain the concepts of sound economics and liberty in language they'll recognize and understand. Once they start to get it and thirst for more, then send them down those rabbit holes.

The second thing is, you can't force it on her, she has to have the desire to learn this stuff. If your sister is reading that book, that is actually a good thing, it means she's searching for an answer, she's not content with the way things are. Fantastic, work with that. She's already interested in what you have to say, she just doesn't know it yet. The book may make sense to her. but you can help her see where its reasoning logically concludes. You can't accomplish this by telling her so, you have to help her discover it on her own. Nobody likes to be told they are wrong or foolish. The best approach is to start by asking her sincere questions. What does it teach? How do you know that's true? Make her actually think about it. No need to correct her answers, just continue to take the next step and ask the next logical question. At first I'd imagine she'll be happy to tell you about it, then as you continue to inquire, she'll realize she doesn't have the answers to your questions nor does the book explain them very well. She'll feel the urge to research more and start questioning herself. You've done it! She's waking up. Now rinse and repeat. Eventually she'll either figure it out on her own and realize it was all a bunch of baloney or she'll get frustrated and start asking YOU questions. "If your so smart how would you solve the worlds problems?" :D "Let me tell you!" Its a win either way. The key is getting her interested in critically thinking out ideas and where they come from. Without that your banging your head against the wall. Apathy and complacency are the biggest enemies to liberty. Wake her up and with patience, love and persistence you'll win over in the end.

I've been meaning to read Keynes's stuff myself (Karl's too for that matter...) The more you know the better.

Let her read that jibberish. If she takes the flim flam contained within to heart, then get your hands on some Hayek, wait for a friendly argument to arise, allow her to try and justify her position via Keynesian economics, and then unleash a devastating Austrian critique of the economic ideas that buttress her argument.

Game set match.

That or you can take the easy way out and just make snide remarks about how well 'Keynesian Economics' has been working out lately something to the effect of "I'm so very glad that the theories of Keynes have been able to end poverty.

herself as someone who wants to help people (christian missionary and a school teacher) The agenda of welfare extends her service to human kind in her perspective. She just doesn't understand charity is a choice and should not be legislated at the barrel of a gun. She may say people need help, need to be taken care of need to be fed and she doesn't see that churches and non profits can provide that service without making it law and forcing everyone to do it.

I always use this example. She's at the grocery store and a person a few isles down needs groceries but traded their food stamps for booze. The clerk comes to her and tells her she has to pay for this person's groceries. What she advocates is the exact same thing. It's theft from the productive to the non productive. She will want to make sure a person is worthy of help. Welfare doesn't do that. It gives to anyone regardless of morality. This moral hazard creates in opportunity in her eyes to bring them to God in exchange for some food. Nobody will say no when they are hungry but once the hunger wears off, so does the transformation. The people getting the charity aren't ever going to be off the charity they feel they are owed it. And forcing them into Christianity will not change that. Welfare is a want ad for the lazy to never have to work again. They see it as free money and think if i don't take it someone else will. It perpetuates victims, poor pitiful me I'm handicapped. They will do anything to stay home, watch TV and eat like kings even live in the ghetto. Being poor used to be a shameful thing. Now its the description of most Americans. It's shameful.

The Creature from Jeckel Island. I finally finished it this past week. It took me about two months to finish it as I would just read it for about an hour before going to bed, but my pace accelerated quite a bit when I started reading it during the 30-40 minutes of time before my physics class starts, too.

It is 600 pages of pure gold! It is easy to read and understand, and goes into a lot of stuff in great detail. Just tell her to read a little bit every night before bed.

We have to stop using that term NEW WO..There is nothing new about this economic design ..It's as old as human history..It just keeps turning up like a bad coin..All their principles have been tried before & failed..They just don't get it because it is their agenda..They want a free lunch to the throne.
Tell your sister to research the money changers..
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