In 1992, the American Cold War warriors, after winning a war against the Soviet Union, which rivaled the Punic Wars in longevity, stood down. They were weary from wars in jungles, highlands, altiplanos, and back alleys, from doing dangerous and great things. So, like Lawrence of Arabia, they swapped their high wire lives for mundane joy, as a boatload of T.E. SHAWS (T.E. Shaw was the name used by Lawrence when he dropped off the grid of fame).    They left the victorious Republic as the most powerful political entity in recorded history; so powerful that credible historians thought society was at the end of History.   However, rather than bask in victory, the Liberal Elite decided to transform the Republic, through social engineering, into a multicultural, diverse democracy.   That Elitist transformation ran into a minor seminal problem: multicultural democracies are incapable of being governed as democracies. As John Stuart Mill noted in his tome, REPRESENTATIV...