I have packaged the various threats to human life against which the freedom of a people protects them by the idea of human security. There are several themes on which the chapters will focus and that I will repeat through out the book. These concern the power of freedom to end or lessen threats to human security and to drive human and economic development. Free people do not suffer from and never have had famines, and by theory, should not. Free people have the least internal violence, turmoil, and political instability.
Free people have virtually no government genocide and mass murder, and for good theoretical reasons.