The Ideological Origins of Nazi Imperialism Book

H.G. Wells advocates in this book for nothing more then world socialism. I will give him credit for not being a marxist and for a quite good critique of it,for this he deservs my one star I gaved him.
But Wells is dishonest, he admits the advantages and the material improvments done through the liberal ideas, but creates and atributates to it some bizzar and exagerated disruptive forces that have nothing to do with liberalism, and the outcome is total anihilation, unless we go total socialism. His disruptive forces are not liberalism but socialism, statism, militarism, imperialism and totalitarianism !
He defends his socialism as beign superior from that of Hittler and the marxist gang in Russia, but as rich as he is in describing his socialism, he is poor in telling us how will his colectivist society will be implemented and will work.
He uses quite the tricks in this book, at many points in describing his socialism it feels like his socialism is the true form of liberalism, that the rule of the law, knowledge and basic human rights are all not real in the liberal world and that only his socialism will truly have those...But in the few rare moments he speacks about the implementation of this the ugly face of totalitarianism and the contradiction with the basic human rights and liberties show up. This is why he preferes to speack about the wonders of his socialism and leave the nasty problems in the hands of his party, meaning the normal people with normal sense who are all free to think as they want as long as they are all for colectivization.