How does Les describe Western Europe's government today?
Western Europe's government today is described as an enlarged democracy, and democracies are weak. If people do not like the government, they fill the streets and demonstrate, and down it goes. It has no real strength and is consequently inferior.
Les teaches that Western Europe today is the same geographical and political area as the old Roman Empire, now called the European Community. It started with ten nations, has fluctuated, and will end up again with ten nations, which he calls the revived Roman Empire and the ten toes, ten nations. As Western Europe is seen today, it is an enlarged democracy, and democracies are weak. If people do not like the government, they only have to fill the streets and demonstrate, and down it goes. It has no real strength, and consequently it is inferior.