Not too long ago, Western societies were renowned globally for their protection and encouragement of freedom, improving the well-being of citizens around the globe in the process. Unfortunately, the West has increasingly been moving away from its principles of freedom, and, however free Western societies still are, they have become renowned for their continual abandonment of freedom. Although it might sound that way at first, this is not a book about the collapse of Western societies, and nor does it claim anything of the sort. It is a discussion of the potential dangers of abandoning the core principles of freedom while acknowledging that the necessary foundations are still holding strong. Among all the numerous problems, crises, catastrophes and pessimistic outlooks that seem to dominate the public nowadays, this book aims to pin down the main and the most regressive threats to free societies in the hopes of providing a relatively fresh perspective to the discourse at large.