Why, after decades of fast economic growth, can Americans no longer afford to raise a family on the income of one parent? How is that even possible? Where did the wealth go?

Why, in what used to be the freest country in the world, does the government control more than one half the wealth? And what is the truth about the bailouts, anyway?

Is the stirring in the heartland just about health care, or is it a response to a larger paradigm shift that has seen a massive transfer of wealth and simple freedoms away from individuals, especially the working and middle classes? Is the government to blame, or is something wrong with corporations, capitalism or even something else?

Many citizens feel there’s a problem in their everyday lives, and that none of their leaders is really acting in their interest, but they’re not sure why, or how we got to this point.

The Language of Liberty Institute is proud to present Robin Koerner, a true American spirit in an Englishman’s body, who changed everything in his life to come to America.

One of our most energetic and engaging speakers, Robin explains exactly how we got into this situation; the ways in which important laws and operations of this country violate the Constitution; how they affect you every day; and what you might like to do about it.

The lawmakers and special interests close to them want you to think that economics and politics are too complicated for you to understand, so you should leave such matters to them. That way, you don’t get too angry, and the erosion of your liberty can continue until your children are born owing over $100,000 (you may be surprised to whom they owe it,). As Robin will show, you can understand all the economics you need to know – and probably better than most of the talking heads.

With the dispassion of an outsider, but the passion of an American patriot, Robin entertains as he explains what has been done to American citizens and what they can do to put America back on track, to ensure that the Land of the Free lives up to the name – for you and your children. And if you are an actual student of economics or politics, consider coming to learn more in two hours than you would in two years at school.

Although a ticket to listen to What's Happening to Our Country and Our Rights? costs no more than visiting the movie theater, you’ll have just as much fun and leave knowing a lot more.