the capitalist conspiracy (comic) (1971) g. edward griffin

8/6/2019 The Capitalist Conspiracy (Comic) (1971) G. Edward Griffin

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_ I l l sp i r a C ' '. ' n '_f t1 1 . c dark e st_ . ,- ords in the t:~ ng u ag c ' of 1 1 1 , - n,.,'V tel" th e re is, ha r d l ly i~shllg ,ic p l ~ " g C ' of h is-'tor t l l " n d o e s n -c t p , a r r ia U ' , ' fl , -~ca 1 'h :d e a d I "f I " nspiracy at 'w , rk, l i l t , , 'r a s~l conspiracy tha ',,'I,iT rc tc d B ru tu s a:~ ~nins,tIO,n! ar 'ill t h e Ro ~n I-- nate on t h i ~deu f M ~ lrc h, lit was, a, conspiracy Ith~lltplot-d 'I b 'I f ' ,- - Ite rnc t ' t r ~ I ' , c u , , ' _ ' , : , ' [ ' Poinr b- - n . . ,

- -CI - i 'I __ rn ld du ring th e America n[u till n. li't ',-_~.~- a conspieac- that ledJohn~lkl!s Booth to the assa sinationof , resident Line In on Good F'ridt y,~18 5~Th P3;t rec -r ' r - f man is, burd 'ned\j ,. h . _,oun rs of I ainatio I I ,,,,c,r :tcornbin __.,palac: clot ' and betra "aI!S inwar, Th tenet of conspiracy has, been ado:m,in"'lllt ~olrlc, in , _ - _ ~ Ih i s t o r r. But i nspit f this clear record, an I_-_ '-~~ '~ zi~gnun br f P' O'_-~' ha 'I'~' b ' un 'to. 'L ~ ff atth ' 0' i ' b i l i LY of con' pic . , cy a't~, ork' I tid Y .' Th Y dismis .such an id amerelyas ,_,. C nsplratorial view' of histo .'Th I_~'u '_-ose 'f this presentat ion !, 10 'shov th '. rb c 11 piratorial .i _ w of his-tor,' -p~rtiC'ularlf re,- H histor ~isthe corr ct view: that there is a secretand po -'rfjul cornhine at work 'tolday,~I:h~t i " c nstieute th unsee' ~rnm '0-- he Unit d t ites: Mild th t itprop 'r} C an be i d e n rified as 'T h , ' I a p ' . .ltulis t Conspirac y"


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U Qul h : e ' {~ le l.o w J p ,ro l I _ I - ' of his ryr, ; DIW - , J , Univ e r , i ty"bi , - b'y ' his OW1I boast , an,-i' h ~ , fron't,-r'v'i,ew' f th e w or'ld 's moneyr structur I, 1 1 1 hi, b - , k T~',- d ,_nd Hop, ,-"I 0, -.,d O'D ,eo f .h ,blELt kep' ,- " re ts

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n 1 '9 '63 1 , th nation w as h e ld spell-bound by [hie testimony of ,g~n~Eer

JOle' V',alachi as h e e .posed the inside,_'0- kin- of I'll int r 'Ii tional c r im es nd ic te 'n ,o, n the 10 _. _ ostra or,-t h e - a f i a , No m , Itt r hoi , car, f u U l c rim ..inal con ..piracies are organized, even-tuallv r h ey ar '.xposed 'because' omeoneon th insid' boes to the -urhorities andt l k -The arne is, tru -, with politi a J . on-

spiracle 5, . For instan ce, over the ye a rsc h r ~ h i ',., be e n a sr ady stre am of defec-tor from the C ommuni t ,app'_ratus andthror I - " h their testim , : 0 ' - , we now hay ' ! a

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cle r idea of how that conspiracj is or-ganize -,'and operated ..But one la'rg ':_ piece of th pu zzlea 1 \ , '. h i 1 5 beenm i ling. , It is '. m t ter of_:c I I. I, that son ., I f h . _ ,rea it , h elp Ito

r orld C ommu nism loften h as lome fr Inprominent and respectablele e ~Swithinth U nite d S tate s, ' ,h,-riousl, tll se m e n,'-. r .t 'I I' mrnunis t 'i A ,. a m tt r o~ -fa t,.n ~ , of th m 'r ' xtrcm e h - I' .lthv - nd.- ' r t h o u g h t of ,_ c ap italisn .. h i u p -pose dly ~ would have rh e jnose to ' lose 'unde r socialism ,n d Commuui n1..

A nd ' - ,[ th e r lord i, ,di"tu'rbh!l,~lyc onstst nt, [h 'ml ric n -, r - ,at d lv. .}U1C I~ 3' k "d II h.. ? 'W h y havc s m ...f th er i h i' t ' p I C0pl , 'in th e U nite d Starcs=borhin nd ou tsid f -O'\1fernI111'n t---all'i'ncdr h ems c l IS with I ftist p licic thut'W u l _ ,appc__ 1 t . 1 b the ' p,~ th to their0\ n destruction? And if thcr is i,1 con ...spiracy ar work ~u'10ng rh _'I! men, whvhasn't omeonc on the inside " "x'P'o' ed it?Th - an r is,' me n~ Ih.I$!'

. r . . I arroll I uiglcy is ,\' r fcs .Irof historv at I_:C, r~ t ~I.:n U n 1 1 -.. "v e r ' i t ' . ' . ' H e is rh c ~,Uhor 'O f th e wide lv~ ~u cd textbook l'!~~ulntio u ' v . ~ f _ irili:.J,t,iuu.,

,H~i a memb " 'r ,f th xlin r i i , a J board u fIth 'I month I, .eric - i , ' l i , 1 - " 'U l r ,c"u t Ili.(tor ..H Ti, has be e n ;1 1 Frequcn l e c t u r e r ilUd con -: U I tun t tor SUC~'ll J ~ I ' I U P as till C I ndustria 1Colle zc of tlrc A rme d Forces" the Br uk. . . .

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La b o r a t o r y I t h c Nl'i1.'Vi~'~~ C o '1 :c'g,c'~lt heS 11t).th 180 n h.1n I ] 1sti, 't u tc.~ an d . t~ l ,e St atCDepartmcut. Dr. Q'U:lg~lcy has ,~I~.SOIeenc lcse ly associated wit h In~U]. o f the fam ~Uy Idy~lt.llclt~C'S of the supc r - r l chv H e is, byhis own. boast, an jns idcr with .n frlDntro\w v~cw of the world's monic), powcrstru C I t u rc 101W h ie n D r, I Q U i :g '~cy' wrote : th e13QO"'p,~lgc book of dr'y h.istory entitled~fr~fg' f / f 'Y ' d'ul(1.Hu I J ,e , .~ . h :~ 'w a s , obviousthatit wou ld_ ne ve r be read hy 'rh e masses, ~twas intended for the intellectual elite..An,d t a o su c h a select readership Dr,Q'U'~gJcy cauriousl y exposed Q 'nIC of thebes t kept secrets Olf all rime. Bu t he aISI01made it quite clear that h ie 'was an ex-rrem c~y friendly ap o1.ogis/ t forth is ,gr'OU pand that he 'fully supports th,eir go,als andpurposes ...

OlD p'3;8e' 9 1 5 0 , Dr~Qu~gley saY's:l b.O!l_ of the operations of this:' n . ,e twoi rkbe,c l ! ' u .s ,e Ihave studied itfor tvIIle nty ye ,ar. :. :and was permittedf O I 'f two Y I I !ars, in the l e ~ r l y 19,6 1 0 '1 "'C O examine its plapers and secretrelCIQI' I,. Ihave no a'v leT's ion '[0 'it orto most of its aims and. have formuch of my B f e been close to it,a.n.d t o m,mny of its, instru-mel]ts'~i'~.',In gle ' :ner,a l l ,m - y chief dif ..ferenee of opinion is that it wishes. . ~ - - e 'm ~a i n - - - - c - k n o - - n ~ " 1 2 .'1 1 ..0 1 [ " . ' - . - 1 I .. UD. ,..W"..~ . ,.

' D r ~ Q ' u i g ' ] l e y points. IQUt , t h a ' c " , duringth e pUle 200 Ylearsl, - w h i l l e ' the peoples ,ofthe world : W 3 J d u a U y we 'r lf w in nin g theirpolir ical fre ,e 1d o,m "& ,Q "m monarchies. the

m,ljolF b,ln'king ~a~ninc .1Q f 'th e w o rld werenu~lify'i.n!g th e tre nd towa.rd rcprcsenta-dv ,c ,~uv'crlH'llcllllt: by se tting u p new dy-nastics of poHtic' ,~d control but hc'hinde h e sc e ne s, 'in the fo'rm ofintclrn~lti,'o'n"l~f inancial IC10lllbincs , Th lC1SC 'ban kingdynastie s h,a.d learned that , a n go, .v,ern~menta-whet I ' l l cr th , c ' Y be :~111narc hies '0'"~ .. b 101Q.c:m'Dl'::ra:CIi!S- must ;.orrro'w'mo Dey 'lnrimes o f c 'm lcrg ~nc'Y ~and that b~l provid-ilg : ' sue h f unds 'from . th c ir own p r ~ v .acres,our lcc 's '~Wi l th strings attached, ofIDr - 'eoursc=gradually , t h c 'y could bring bothk i . ' n o . sand democratic l e a d e r s u n d e r ' their10C:QIn.t ro 1 .1Dr, QU'ig ley believes that peopleshoul d be more :fa.:miliarwith the jden ri-

tiles of these clever banking d'ynas't'~es~They include such names as B ,B - r r ingHambros Laaard, Erlau:g,er-War'bufgS,cbroderc Selingman, the Speyers, Mira-baud MaJ]e,t'~1 Fould, and above . a , n IR:ol .hschl[d and , M o r :ua.-.n~I~i-

,t should be noted that. whIle the' R sths 'h - ilds and c ''' 'h" ,.,-J ' ~ ' - ~~h~am ~_0 _ns e . _ _ s la n ~ Ch.. e r _ eWJIa .._Pl. ~.:inles. cooperated 'tog'ed er in these ven-

tures, this W'U hy no means a Je:wi.shmonopoly as som e ' have a1~eged , . M en offinance of ma'ny nationalities 811d ma;nyre lig iou s ,and non-religious haAck!10'und.sc c llaborate d c :o ,G e 'th e r to e r ie a t e thissuper-structure lO f hidden powerv ls es-senee was not race, nor re lig ion " n or:n:ati.,o,niaHty jj lit ~-_s simp'ly a passion ~o,rcontrol lover other human , beings, Dr..~ i ; g ~ le : y identifies this F ' i Q U P simply asthe ':" '1:0 eernadonal Bankers. '-1

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1ibolrro'VI Dlone ' Y itn . tim es o ,lf'D 'm e ~ lo A 1 n ,r y ' - ""~"n'lUl- I - ' I ' " : D I ' " ,0. t'I'L'-1~ . . . t i l " " " . ! Ij o o ' .' I~ ~ ._1 _ J' ."",03 " 'It D ehllre r rna 't i ,ona~ ban killg' dYRu " t i l e sle 1arned th ae , by' pro,v id io ,B funds,c: ~h I. . iii .(101m t.~~.e:lrO'Vln. plrm"; t ,e1rl ls;ourcles~w i t h l~ . r iDgs l a:ta.cih,ed~gJaduaDyth ,e y c ou ld h ring h oih . k i n ; g s l ,and.

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B 'I. n " ' , o f - 'n" la. ln,d.. " ' l I I , o d - rh p i 0 ' ' w ' e ' r - ' over__ __ _I _ _ = . _ _ _ " I I. 1_ 1 I , , _ ' . . " . 1" _ - ~ _," in I m d " mone , . e ,y z e n =e,D into,pri' are ba d s . .

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who'mwe deal inveryda life. Inter ..national b _r e a t " n t,~ ,ith th e ! _ - cen ...era] public, but with th industrial g i mtsof th~' . - , ,' rd , with othe r finnc i insti u -tion and _ pec iaUy w'I,th g O '_ l e r n : m e n ' ts , ~T'he k c ' y 'to their success has been 'to con-trol nd manipul t ' th mi. ne Y , y ' t e rnof a natio n, wh ile letting 'i t appell .r te becontr ned byrhe go ernrnent .. The net,effect is to ere tc money out of nothing,] md it to [he govrnmlcnt~ __d then c 1.le c t inte r _ t ,n it:; .~ rath ar p rofin bletransaction ,t ay [h e least,F r e ~mpi in . 1694 intern tional

banker willi .m P " _ rcrson obt'aine'd th echarter f rh.. Ban'k of Eng]~nd a n d l thepower 0"1' r England' s m one - system F e ninto ivate hands .. In a boas:t,fu~ moodPaterson aid:T he b,an k ~ath benef i t 0_' intereston all m 'Rey' whi hit, creates our

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R , _ g i n a l d Me'Kenna Briti,h '. ha l e l e n - rI " ~ i f th e E , chequ 'r w arne d n.t int =-n_ 'i t In~)'ba - er not only I re e m'n~, UI' of no hing;,'but also c 'In r 1 1 g. vernments,

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Two hu ndre d and thirty y,ears ' later'Reg ina ld McKenna British Chan,c leUo l I ofth E ch quer said:The bani s can and do create mon-' . , . . ' . A n d t h y w 1 1 0 ' control hecredit of '[he' nation direct the pol-icy of Governments. and hold inth e hoH ow of th ir h_ n ds rh des -tin of the pea -J _ , . " '" n 19 146c E ng ~and IS L abou r g ,o,-- ,e rn-. m 'D t r,eVID k : eel. th e charter and na ..

t i o :naHz led rh , ( ! Ban k o f E n : g l a n d , . , offi-cially it b came a' art f Ith g V -rnm' titse]f~ It is imports nt 10 note, hlw -- r,chat I S , late as 1961 _ord Crom _ 'f 'O f t i t l ebanking family ' O : f Baring was namedgo,ve'rno:r ' I O f [h ie bank" ' nd I t h , ! board ofdirector includ _ - d epresentatives ofLazard , H ambro md 're' f e U . . ' 0hin- - - ~ Ihad changed exc ept outward a,_-p~, tr-.ances to confuse - nd d ceive the unin-form e d II,Turning to 'I:h~ Uaired State s. -. r iiQuigle ~tells us:The s t r uc tu r e 10':- Financial controlscreated by the tycoonsl of ' ' ' 'B'~g,Banking' -I and --B i,: Business" :in theperiod 1880 ...19 '3 -, ofe~"traordi ..nar ' _,ornp i , i -,n business f i , e fbeing bun t on ~_rother both b in'a : 1 1ied and semi-inti p e n d e n t 3' SO~elates, the who~ rea ing upwardinto two pinacle ~f conornie "11dfinan,eial pow r . '.' ne CI mter d'in- ew' York _ --,ash ad d b. ' J ..P,Morgan and lomp '0, and theother, in Ohio was, headed hy th eRockefeller fam U , '. " hen these rw,C Pi 'r u e d as ' t i l I' g e n e ra ll y did-t h ey c ou ld influ . n I I he e c rn m icllifc - ,f the c ou nt r _ ' to ' . larg e de -',eand could almost control its polit-ical ~ifc-, at least In ,th,c Federall eveLs;


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J , . , Pierpont Morgan (abO\llc) 1,902 , . Rh/~ln donly by the R k, ~cH r dvnast __fo r ccouomiand p litic ..I pou r in till Uni ted --,ta,t,e!i~

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1 1 . th e Uni:t'c,d Stares 'i t wu _ i 'n -v'i[,)bl-, rhatth c inte ru ari- nu l ban king in IC'r'-e sts wou ld attempt to _ ' s [ i l b H ~ h the _ :c :nckind of p rivate monopoly O yle r rh emonev s,y t e r n ' rh"lt c h r C - had , , 1 , c h ie v e d in

,~ ..En: lund~ France Germany ~,t'll, .~lndSwitacrlund. Th same fornl ,u ' l ,a 'w 'OU~I-c1 beu s d i M a kc ;t lu,uk likit! _ ::_ve r n InI'lloperation, but, ke p th contr I in pri-i_,~l , t ~Hlnd,s~John ,. R oc ke fe lle r had pu rc hase dth e 'Chase' Bank, an d his broth e r W ifU ambou I h t th e N,~lt~,nal Cit B _ nk of l e w, -'Y ork .. T h e ' R o cke fe lle r 'Chase Bank W'late r me rg ed with the 'W , rburg's M mhat-tan Bank 'to, ~o:r:mthe Chase-M" nh -tt _-,-one of the most powerful financial com-bine s, in th e world roday. Ac,tin'_ in con-e 'ft with [hie M,o r : gan banking de -n ',[y,t h ey spent u ntold m illions of dollars topromote Icgisla.' ien that would. ,u,-n't tothem a private 'fr'an,ch:is'e ove rrh i,s, na-t ion r 5 m.on ley ,system.'To sel l this s ''heme ~'Orl ,- , I' oters ,themoncpel is ts created the p'ro'p,~g,a'l,d'a linetha '[ th e p rop ose d bankin ',la .-~somehow'wlould wo,rk , a g a i l ' l s ' t th e monopolies,Politician rook u p rh _ c ry -'B ankingReform" md "Down '. ith W all Street."A nd th e n tO make : it lo ok c on vinc in g,the financ ial r rcoons publical ly p r e . ..tended, to l oppose th e measure, all the'Wh ile fin a nc in g i 't be hlnd th e ' sc e ne s,On D e c emb e r 22 1913r'I th e ede ra lR e se rv e A c t f i , n , a l l , was p a s s e d into law,.Something kno 'n as the F,ed l ral Re s , ryeSystem c,a:m. le i ,Mr ltob leil1g,-, and, ,:,ith ittOltal control of the nation's money feUin to p ri v te hands, ,6 1

_ _ I h i e . Fed,er ,a ,~ R _ e s e : r v ' l e Systemolely i responsible for ere I:ingmone'y in the United States, The Treas-U T y prints onlv what the Federal Re s ' etells it to print, The far gre'at r amountof checkbook money is also determinedb _ this g roup" Yet is is 'lot a gOlvlern. . .me nt ag encY '1 nd is entirely bevond there ac h of the American 'Voter .

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The twe , lv , p''fi' a t l c i y owned N,ltio,nal Banks , '[ha,~make UPI - ' h I e F,ederal Reserve s , y s l ' t lm ! are controlledprimarily '_y t i t l e h a ,n k iD , g ; d 'y n a s " t i , e s l thai! worked'20 h -rd tOI bring h t ' -ys1lem i n~OIb e i n :r ~ Th,c :creaaion !ofm,oney in th ~Unite,d States ~',I

0,0,1 a govern:mle'ot op,e an n,

Th ,~ Rocke fe ll e r Cha, _'B_ok wa m r'gl d - it h theWa:rb,urg"s Manhattan Ban-, 1:0 form th " Chase-Ma:nhattan (-' 'lIO'W 11 here) 1 one of the mostP ' O I W C . r t i - J finan'cial combines in I' h ' or li d tO ld a y . .-c tiog : in concert wi h the M - j~_nb a n k i n l g dynastY-I

t i t 1 e ' y sp ent UD lo,ld millions ,~,fd , _ U ' _ T It , , I pr'oml)tethe ~ederal Re erve A , _c . "

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S ,ta nd in', ': (L ) 'I ,Ni,co' ~'~I _' Bud le , r , Prec ide :n ' t ~f 'Colum'bia; ,

(R) J 'p~M-:rgan,~ - = ' _ ' a t d : ( = - )Lord, R l ead ~'- '. ( ,_ ,) Be':nj,aminStro:ng" fir~t ' e l b a - _ - m a _ : _ l of , t h -F e,d , r aj, Reserv _loal'd,. Th 'presidents 1 0 'the Iv y Leaguec llge-' a - - , d members ' 0 , theFederal R e ' , rv e -, , J- d hav

al,ways ow -d h " ,~r job -,toInltier n a 1 r i onal b_nker I'

T _ chni ca l l the sto -k ,of rh _'F , _ deralR e rv S , ste m is h e ld b 1 y t _ , e l ' - e ' plio-ate' .1 , o,wned'- National Banks that make upth e ',y,s'c e m.. Th e se , in tu rn, are owne dpr im- rify by th e privar banking dynas-'tie s that 'worked so h _ rd Ito, brin - thats _,-, _ m into be ing !!-IW,- , .h e 5 1 v e n m emb r of ,thFed _ral R ese rv i B ,_ard are appoint' d b _the Pr esident for a t rm of , f o , u r t c _ _ l " 11y , _ , r s e.~ch, In spite of th incrcdibl1 - - - - n 8 r 1 1 . f t h s e a poinrmeu ts , n verthe ..less, ,th e y ,-re s u ppos d to ere _ 't - , the i l lu-sion that -h p eop )l- -, ,c tin,_ th rou g h th ir_leered lc ~ d , rs h v ' some I i, in then .ion's l, ouerar - p olic i ,.~ In - ' racd c chov -,'" 'v 'r , v ~ ry pr ' sident sinc e the b sin-ning ,of the Fede ra ] Re s e r v e S , rem h iap ointed n] . those men who wcrc ong ! ~ n ia~ [0 th e fhuU1Ci1,~ int - rsrs I, f th eintcrnatioua] ban kin .-, d lUI r ics , Therehave been 1'10 IC)U: ptions,For ..ample, th _ v e r v fil~t : g o l c _ rH'OI'r

,of the F ' dcral Res 'f C s ,- tern wa B ' 11-jam in S tn ng . who W~lS ,t( close collc n~u -I Q f rv1ont' ' l 'guc Norman of' rh c BiUlk ofEng ,lilnd~ .and S -ro1t OWCI_~ h is 'Vc,'~career to the fa'vor uf th e Ml'H~g:~UIulk. , '


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Colonel E l d w a. rd M ,~ I,n d ,'c UH lo lu s c (be low)1tlu~ 1i"UI1SeC'llguardiian , ii u l ,G : e P ' " of the FederalRe erve S ' Y S t IC ' I , 1 1 . was ,3 b 'eh in l d , . .the-scenes I

l1ull1ipularor of prominent po~idc3t1 figures. I Iw,ood~,oi 'ww a s o n 'WrUi, I t 'Dl l tar~yd ep end e u t on IHouse for ;a~~.pol,~r i , c , a J decisions,

" t i s , now known thatdlf!' originalF led ,e ra iRe ' se rv l e Board . 'W ' ,IS ,hand

pi1cked hy~IC,o, ] ,o lne l " Edward Mande l lHouse, who e , a r : [ y in his, career had. repr ' ,e-SC'11ted B ,j,;oitish _-nd Ame ric an banking'

n 1912, I Colonel H'DtUS,e authored abook entitled Phi'ip Dru, - _ , d l n ~ ~ ~ ' i . s. .trator. The hero, a thinly di ~ised ve r -sion of h im se lf in re al l i f E ' , c as, a be hind ..the ...cenes manipula 0[' of prominent po-litical figure's~ In the disguised form of anovel, , t h , e hook 13')'.5 bare the gen le ra lstrategy th at h as be len fe llowe d e v e rsince eve rt to the \ ,f1eryp'n!senl:~It te lls of how a small ;g rou p of In-siders cause a depression and then bringabout the election of a man namedRockland, Rockland gh,es f ir l side chartsand lau nc h e s a p 'fog r,am c alle d th e N 'ew

in terests,TI, e I,~i U1'tl t e Papers o f 'CO, IO"1 'el'

House, edited by C harle s S eym ou r, re..veal House as the - unse,en gu"u 'd ian an..g el' ~ 'of the Federal Reserve System. It isc l ear fT ' lom th e words of .M r,. Seymourth at th e S,chiffs the W arbu r~ - th e 'Kahns, the Rockefellers, and the MO.r . ..g ; S l n s , al l had t a i t h in House, I

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b t- ' I yp,a~

,.rt =1 .n:

~I H _ use is m econd person--~lhty" H ie is 'my independent self ,His thoughts and mine are one ..If I~ r - in his, plai e I would do just ashe 'u g~ - l ed .9 _ben th e fe de '.r,al govlernment,gO'f 'S into debt it borrows

that money from the Federal ReserveS"~s , t e_m"Th~ nation -Idebt presently is atthe 400 billion mark. Just Ito pa,~ the~ te ,r_ s,t on th is debt" taxpay e rs arefor,ced to contribute Olver 20 billion dol-lars 1- vier ' vear=and r emem ber. that isin tie r , _ ' .n rnon - . I : _ _ Y ' cre ta d t f'" " " _ . : _ I , " _ ' _ , .a u I 0,UQlI -"", -_ I 0'

ra .0 srrenarhen g :ov ,e rnm ,n [ controlo' er the masses. Ev'e~n[u,aIly, the Insidersh' I~ onrrol -h ' government weaken thecountr: d J i b l ratelj to th . p . int of Civil, vhich pr _ I' , e t s , th _ 'm with the I , _ -u - - : for e srablis h ing a dictatorsh ip und rPhilip : D ' f U " .

"C llane l H ou s was the' man ,hoI se -lected cedro ilson _ ',_,pr idenrialcandid ite, I nd Luer bee un h i principle~dvio'r"_,Wi]sln 'W -s totall dependent lonlHouse for aU poli ica l decisions. He W,!!h is alt -r ,gol . The Pres iden e himself had

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t national convention time" 20b illio n d ollar s can de t, rrnine fa rmort politics th e n aU dill; , I J , uting ndplacard-w v ing ,.n,d bras band com ...bmed , nd on ~ C 11 onl ly hnagine theeconomic and political pr,!ssures that arebrought to b A T on a candid, __e sceking.pub,H,c offic- ~ 'p re su re s :_ 'nd c mmit ..ments to make sur _ that- if elec ted, thenew president wi]] make the "correct"a pointrnents, not on~y to the Federal-.:crveo3rd, bu t a! so t O r -_mba sado ..riaJ po"t ~ gO '_I-rnm,enl -ge:Jlci lcs, rh ~Cabinet. alld e en th Supreme Courr.Th '~s , 'i s, why " hr o,u .g h th e y e ' r u r s , adminis-rrarions chang party labels change. burnu jor polici sd I not ..


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. .I( j 'pc'ranon ,IS,~ ., I' nothing less _d,tiUl ' t iC' C'rC,il,tc ~1'wor'ld system of Ani'1u:iu~control inp riv ate lUUld ls, able to dominate th epolitica] s l ' Y ' , s ' [ c ' l n of e ac h coun.tr 'yand the c'c'ono,n1.y of th e world as ,n'w'hol 'CII ' This system 'w'as,tCII h ie eon-.trolled in I~~ Ieudalist f ~ I S h ~ " o l : nby thecentral banks l O : f the world acting inconcert, b')f secret agreements ar ..r i , v 1 c d , ' 1 1 ' in rc ,qucnt private meet-in and c ionfc r ences ,The ~lp'CX o f the S ' ' Y , s l ' t : c m , wasto 'bethe Bank '6 0 '[ ' : 1 :ntcrnationa] S e t t l e -ments in Basel, Switzerland I, pri-vate hank owned and ccntrolledbythe world's central 'banks, 'whichwere them selves pri vate c'o,rpo,r,3,"tions.Each central ban k 'I' in the handsof' m e n like M,o,nt .ague Norman of

Ce,ci] Rhodes, t ( a b I Q ' v e , ) , one 'of thle 'wlorld", ! i richestmen, f o r m , e ld a,secret s O l J c ' i 1 e " t y and ,~,p'len,tmost I O f '- I , . ,. d - ' 'h 'I ~ t., ' 'd,;115 , r ,3s , t mcome to ,aV ,aD IC ,e ' ,t -= - , IC!F 'U 109 ICass J _' cas,of Jo,hn Ruskin,his, ' f o ! r m 1 t ' r ' teacher,

.In 18,'70" a w 1 e a l t h y Briltisl,1 socialist by ' the name'oJ JOIU1.Rus, 'khl (1-t)., 'was appointed aprro fc'ssor 1 0 r nne arts at 1 0 Jar U'niYCr15ltyinLondon, He' advoc ate d the n , e ' , c e s , s , i t y ,o,f'a ruli:ngclass ,and the extension of E,ngUsih culturerbroughout the world,

Lord Alfr 'ld Milner ('right).~ IGo;yern,or~G,en,e'f,aland High Commisaioner of South

A f r t C ' 3 " fe U h,eir to, th e le a,d e'Fs,'h ip ofICetU Rh1o"d[e"'SIsecret society, Under

Milner'~s direction, i , t became ,3 domi.nan,tforce in Brrtis ,h im,]?lerial,and, fO j( e~gn a .f a~s 'i 'L . , t : ' d semi .'I arer It rerme seen-secret gro'ups In 'm:anyother c o u n t r i e s : i o ,c lu 1 d l i n g the Unieed Staees,


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the Bank of E n . R l a n d , BenjamlnSE :rong o f rh e New York Plc,dcr,a.1Reserve Ban k, Charles R i s E ' of th eBan k lo,f Francie , and Hja lmcrSchach t. . o f du.! Reichs bank, s ,oughtto dominate its g ( J'v c rnm :c nlt ' b y ' itsahiHIEY ' t 'OI control 'treasu ry IOD.ns, '1:0manipulate fOlrlci~l cxchan,gtCst toinA .u cnc ,c the '~cYle]of economic ac-- - - - -.. . .; d ~ n'tIVlty In. tne country, an -= ' to, mnu-encc 1t:IDD'PC(,B'tjV,C politicians bly sub ...sequent economic rewards ;n the'b . . ' I d 'I II ' - , " , , " ' , IIIbusiness wor. ,',~,, n 1870, a \ v ' e a , l i th y British socialist, by the name of John Ruskin 'was,

appointed as p'r,o'~~',sslO:rof fine arts, at ' O X " _ 'ford University in London ..He 'taug,ht hisstudents that 'the state must take controlof the means of production and o~ganizethem for the good of the communiry ,asa whole, But he advocated p , l a c i n , g con-tro] of the state into the hands of a sin ..g]e dictator. H,esai(l:

M .y continual aim has b e en to showrh e eternal su periority of some me 'D .'t'c others, sometimes even of oneman to' ,a U others." '2Dr ~Qu: ig1ey tells us:Ruskin spoke to the O'xfor~ un ..der'If.: '.dua. t lesas , membe rs ,of theIw .

P r h r H e g r ed r uUnp " . .c ) a s s , , , He told the..th at t h ey 'we:Jre'C'th e posse s ; sors ,of amagnifh: ,en ' t tradition 10)( educationbeauty ru le of .law , _fr'eedom" d,e..leeney and self-discipline but thatthis tradition could not 'be saved,and did not deserve to be saved,unless itcould be extended to' thelower cla sse's in EnWand. m l s " e l f andto the non Engtis,h masses, through ..out the w D t ' l d . .Ruskin's messag1e had a. sensa-tional impact. His .inaugural lecturewas cop ie d ou t in long-hand b,y ODi e

undergraduatev Cecil .Rhodes whokept it with him for Ithirl~'Yye 'a :f s . ],3

_III eci l Rhodes made one of the_ . . w ,a d , d . " ' s grcat.cs,t~ortunlC5, ... W ' i, c h

h'f !~p from 'in tcrnutional bankers , ~'U!W,a5able " 0 establish a virtual monopoly overaU of the diamonds that came ~rumlSouth Afri i ,ca and : 11105,[ ,of the gold aswell , T11 r o u g h QUit h is e n tire I !i :fc~ CecilRhodes spcn'c mIOS,'t of h is vast incorncto,a.dv:anl[c:thc. ruHnlg-cJa.ss ideas of JohnRuskin,

M 1 a n y people arc familiar with thewo:r:~d....famous Rhodes Scholarships'wh' i ,c l , 'were established to , promote theIe '5 5 c o n trovcrsial as'P'CC'[S '0f J o n n Ru s-kin's dream but ' \ f Iery fe:w arc [amUiarwith the fact that in 18'911 Cecil Rhodesestablished a secret society to . promotethe rest of rha r ; dream ..,


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Dr. 'Qui le y '" plain -:In thi , ' e e r,t sock t Rhodes wa=. be J , ader: Stead.. Brett (LordB sh e r) , and Miller r ' to . form an.e xecu ri c cornrni tt e : Arthur(Lo'rd) Balfour, (S ir) H arry johns-ton LordR,oth'hild,- Albert

(Lord) re y and oth rs were listedas pot, ntial m mb r: of a _Circle0 > Iniiates :, while rher \1/ -' to ban outer eire] known as, the ' As-soeiation of Helpers' (lat r or'g-an-ized bv Milnl r s the Roun - Tab l erorganizati.on)., I 4 ,Here th n, was the t. ssic pattern of

political conspi rs 1 1 _ s rhrough,olut aU h i-tory, Ac ,th ' c e n te r u su ally d p ie c ed athe all-se ing e y _~ ther is - [in group Incomplete control with one man as theu nd isp u te d . le ad _r ,._ e xt c om , - c irc leof secondarv leadersh ip that for thmost part. is completely unawar of aninner cor . T h ' Y ire le d to bel i -v ths t

they ' are the inner-me r ring,m n tim, ~,as r h se conspiracie arc builtfrom the center out they ~or]n addi...

tional rin',,~,." f rganization~ Those in theouter e chelons usually are poor i dea l -istic soul with an honest desire to im...prov'le th _ orld. They n v e r u sp r ret aninner control for sinister purposes, andonly those fe w who demonstrate a ruth-Iss, , c apac it, for 1ig h 'f le ad ersh ip areever allowed to see it,

fj-I:_r the death of Cecil Rhodes. the in.ner core IQ f h is , s e c re t so-

ci -ty _ , 1 ] to the hands 'of Lord Alf r edMiln,cr Governor-General and High Com-missioner of South Africa ..As director ofa numb 'r of public b nks an d IcorpO'f .tepreCUls,or of E,ogland' s Midland Bank, hebecame one of the g[ ' l~ate ' .s , t poli t ical and!financial pow r in the world, Mi lne rr e c r u i t c d in to his secret society a groupof yOlung men chief1,y fro'm 0 1 , ford ,and

The' secret socie ry created by ' C e ' C ' i l R,hod,e l~ set lip an inner circle of in:itia'tles, w b i i c h . , in turn,e " " a b li ~ h l c _ d R und ble ".' r o u p ' in the ch i e f British dependencies and the United Stares, TheR'ound Table IGr ,up in rhe . ni ed ,-rates prompt ly created an . ".ternal c 'I' niza ti ,n - no" n as theC'rleign R . ; . laricns.

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R, h, '=a- --u,arters, 'i s l oc a te d , OIR th e Wiest S ' l l d r of (ashionab~,e Park Avenule in N,ew York. liE ishr _u -. tit' organizational ri . , and .th~n outward I t ! rough tax-ex. mpt fauodat ion~c uoiverit~e!i,nd I - ' , e rnmen t ag '_J lc ie ' l that the ' in t ,e rn_~_t io lnal l 'cOlnpi r~ I C y h , " dominated the domestic and fori Igl1poll i, :8 , of the United Slate. for over :fifty y,ears~,

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To nbee Hall and,-alLcorlding to Quigley:Through his infl 'U~en,ce rh se men'we're able towin inf uential posts ing , ov e r'n r nen t I: nd in ternarional n -nance and became th dominantini1ulen,c,e in British imperial and, r ~ign affairs up tal '939,. Under, . ner in South, Africa,- th e y wereI nwn_l Miln,er ' - Is , K indergar en un-,i l I 9 -, In 1'90.9- 913 they 0l\gan~ized semi ...ecret groups" known as,Round Table I, fOUP_, in the chi fBri tish dependencies and theUnited States j J 5he Round 'T 'abl ' IGr lo,up in the United

S tares promptly ere ted an externaloraanizarion known I. the CFR- theCouncil on Fore i g , . n Relations, It is,through this organizational ring and thenolu twUtl thf 'ough tax e ~~emp ' r fou-lda-tions, universities and goemn1ent ,agenMcies that the' international capitalist Icon-spiracy has dominated the domestic and

foreign poli,cies of the Uni e d State' forove fift J' years .. And Jest there i ,anydoubt as to who is be h ind th e CPR Dr,Qu i,g le e lls u , blu nrl -:

In rsew York it was kno _ 1 1 a theCouncil on oreign Relations andwas I frolnt ~or J . P '" Morgan ~ndCornpany in association with th every -smal] American Round Tabl ,e, .)' 6Group. -The CPR building is located on [he

west side of fashionabl,e Park Avenue inI ie w York, Al t hough it definitely i notthe center of the conspiracy and al-though practically none of its membersare aware of all inner control neverthe-)' ,,5, i I'sem i-~. (ret in its, operation. Itshuns publicity. and members are s _'_ornnot to disclose 'to the public the proceed-in g of its conf rene, and b ri, e fin g ' . . Ithas, a formal membership of ,400 elitep rsonaliti s,

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Secretary' of State Stettinms ( ICFR member]holds, up first dr' lfr of UN charter beforethe ste erjn I- C I ' , " ' , . 1 " '[ ,. . . 1 . '1 c Ii- l S I , . i F : I c- --I; '."~CC I(--~ sec, . I g commll_ , e e laban _ Jra,nC::ISCD,1,June' 2 1 1 1 1945" At center is ,acti,ng UNSecretary-Genera] A~(;erHiss (also C,FRmember], A !t r~gbr is Andr e i GrD'llllyko~Soviet A,mb'iJ',ad,or and head of the

U' ..S " ., S"R . . d ,e _ ,e g r atio n" I r is 1 3 s,o be r'in g fa clt thatthe 'UN was, created predominantly 'by 'CFRmembers and Communis t s " . , Alger Hiss was

berh, Their 'C'nl1mD'R ,go,alil l world gov le rnme l1 t~

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,AI~ the San Francisco Conference,A J , B c " r Hi s s Wl,lSthc Ic' lricf I p - - , ~ ; n n , n c ' r , Q , ' 1 1 d ,,~ , -e x ccu tivc F u r ' fh c 'Who l e ~rf f~~i'. H ie or:g:, ' IUl~'; i Z , ~ , d , th cA me ric an d . , c ~ l c ' g . , a d o n and was,ac ting Se c re ta ry..lGc'nlc'~~ll~V':is.ior l P , a s s , c , S )bore his ,si"g~I~)[U'rc ' . IH c also served 0'1.1the, I , : t ,~,ering '~~n,d ,xecu t ive commit tees whichwere c lu .ed ~ L ' i C ' h d u o : 'r 'c 'sp on si'bUity o f~llc,tui\ny 'vrit~ng th e U ,N Charter. At th ec onc lu sion ,of the Conference, AJ.:g~' rHisspefrs'D'n'~ln~ c arrie d id le ' freshly wri t 'ccndocument back to Washin.t;'t,on b 'Y 'P"~ane:for's , c , ~l,~lltc ratifi,c~li 10 n~

Whi' l ,c A . [ g , e r Hiss, th e Communist is'11I0 'W ' w _ - , n kl,1Iown"Alger 'Hiss: the 'C'F'Rmember is not, Yet the latter connection'W ,3S just as important- perhaps moreso-Tor otp,ening; doors of :8 'Q,ve'rnmcn't,service ' [ "0 ' him and for h is meteoric sue-c ' , e s l s. ,

I he IC F'R - '- -a s , ,ah : le to,y 'o~k L _ s : s u c -c e s s m,agic in p 'r ,lc tic aUy all se,g-

ments of the Federal Government andou ts ide o


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I _' im I:), moment 1 - - hl~'-,or'., A l g e r Hi -,(s i taoiding:r ight) comes f.ce~to,, , , [_, te 'with. ' h 'j ,' II 'L I '1 r C hambe rs t.c -,_ n" din,~ "leftl~, Ch,am'b,er a ~ -rmler Conunonist and l = , p y courier,is ; th e man . ho identlfid H "" I ' , - 'II,member of the P , l a r t y , . , Robert S,triplin,g:, Ch i e fIn -,e I - , i g - ror ' a i r the H ~ u__ '." ~ ,nUI1- - meriean ACI ivitlles, is ,poin~itngatChambe r 'J Becaus e IOlf It'I~i"e: p 'o ',d fe - H i ....,tIu~Communist i' :nOiW far' better kn , owD ,than Hi ,- Ithe'c-~m em,be r ..Ye i't ' " I _ I that latt r connection 'hat undoubtedlyIQ lp e ,n ed m JDy do ~IL o f g lo ernm -nt to him and," l a s , r l~ '_ '_ lpoD jb l te ~. (_ hll _meteoric succe "ii


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,[ is, a s,u'bc'dng 'fner ItlUl,lt th e I'ri"ddcnI power structure 'of intcrnarional

fiJ,HU1C'C h.:,IS, exerted tremendous influ-, C T U : ; I C olver' public ' O p ' . _ D l I , o n in , this countrythrough it s virtua] control , o f h i g l , u : : r cdu-cation and major s,c:gnlcnts of '1113,S I,com-m u nic arions. 'T ille human mind is , Hkc ~\c om pu re r, N01 matter how effici,cnt i e 'may b e , its r c H a " - : iU , t'Y ' i s , 'Q I :n I ' y as :g rlc at as,the '~'nforlna'tion f e d , into it, Ifit is po,s-s i. 'b l 'C t ,O cont ro l the i npu t of th e humanmind, then no matter h 'o,win' teIUg~n't ape~rs:,o'nma,y be, i,t, is ,ent: ir 'c'~,y possible itop r c J uam what be wiUthink.i A nd,-, yes- li l tis e v e n possible '[op rog rm ,m p'e op :~ e 'tola,u~h at the mere mention of the 'w'o'f 'dl e i ' "ccnspiracy ~

S U I C h . pr'og,a:n'lmm:g of course canwlolrk in, bnth , C l i r e ' c t i o D S , ~ Whlle o'oe'B,ou:PIhas b l e e D condinoned not to see a n : y ' eon-sp:ir,a.c:yat work,~ another , g r ' o l u p , has beenI B i d to believe that Communises h a v eh , e enbe lund , practically e1'Jer : ! l tJ~' i '1g~,aposirion easily made to look ridiculous,These well-intentioned an ri..Communistshave been correct in their , c h , u g e 10 f con-s ; p : w , a c Y ' bu t 'of teni .ncorre!c: ' t i n knowUtgWh'OI to blame,.,2 0 -As far' h , a c ' k as 190'7-,Trotskywas fi~,

nanced by British bankers, By 19 1' 7 ' " themajor anane:m,g for the Communist revo-lution in Russia was coming ,thr,o'ughLord, A I : & , e l d MUn,er - the ' leader o f thatinner core 'within the Ro,u 'ndTa 'b ' l leGrou ps an d the 'CFR,. In A m e : r i1 c ; a " jacobS'chiff of Kuhn Loeb and Company gav' ,et,wenty million dollars to Trotsky, FromGermany m .n iU i 0 1 1 S marie came' f r o m M:axW lL lt " 'ulLnlr,g,. T'__E Communist movement,not onlY' in the United States bu taround the worl,d alway:s has be e n fi..nanced ' b Y ' the international bankingEs 'ta ,h lis h mien r,Z IDr, 'Qu~g l l ey explains why the Estab ..

lishment has, never greatlyw,gtl"ried. aboutthe Communist unovement in , A m , e r i, c a , . ,HA s " l ' y - - - I IiJ, _ _ ~ , - ,_ g . _ , OJ ! ~

Ir -mu,s tberec ' ,ogli ize ,d that 'thepow",er ' that these - e n l e :r g ,et ic left:-Wiog'f ' l"S eXier ' ic: :ms,ed,wu never their'

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own po'wcr or Communist powc:rbut was ull,t'i'mat_c~yt,hcpow,cr 'O f theI I 1 1 IE e r 'n l a it ;1 0 1 n al fin an e :i a ] c 0 t c -- - ~ ' , ] ; ' 2rlC ' I I III iii 11n the 19150;5,1 when th e public be-came aroused oyer evidence of

Commu nist su bv e rsion in th e FederalII Government, it 'VII',as a simple cxpedicn t

for a p rom ising yourtl:g congr ; c5sm"anfrom Ca.'~iorn ia to dramati cal 'I y lex'pasleonle Communist a~en't~, The Establish ..ment p 'n:ss, g a'V le it e xte nsiv e c ov 1 e r,a.g c"the pub'Ucwla.s placated, and the obscureI[Ongr,cssm,an 'became at. national heroalm ost ov eirn~ gh " , 'Bu t when COI.ngrlcss-man Reece o lf Tennessee began eo inves-'t~gate the link ..upbetwele,n- A l i , g : c ' : r Hiss"the Carneg: '~ le Endowment, the M,o lg ,anBan I k andd'u~i nterlocking 'tax-exem P i tf~)iunda:tion,s"the Bstablishment press andthe admin istration move d mig :h til yagainst him, The :p ' ressures, were so g re :,atthat he was for,cedt,o' abandon h is inves-., ., Ad I--- I __ ,---- :-:-\ i . _ . " , I ,---:- ~ ,: -I '" I 1 - - - - - : : - '--I----!t1gat1.o.n. ,n" no 0De nas

. 'smce,

In 1 ' 9 , 5 1 1 . " w b e : . n I C o ' l 1 g r \ e S S m a D N:izoD l e x p o s e dA)'fJ!-;-::: ' H " ( 'i ~ ' h ; - 'C b e e a m e ''!]i, '0 ' ' a " t - i i l o ' ' ' ~ I ' I I ' h - e ' " 'r -'0_ , ~ : e r "I~a',! , e _ , '\..UL ,'~ 'Ui, , 1,1, ",I11,,~.gl '_": ,_a lmo st o ,v 'em i,g b t. :B u t 'wbe 'n IClongr\essmanBee e e I { a b o , v e :r ' i_,_ t) b e . g a n , tO I expose th el ink'Bupl 'be tw 'een 'Hisl, 'he Camlegie EDdo , , ,~

I ment , the M,or ;g ,s :n,BaD k ,~ ,and 't be t ax , ~emp , tfounda t ions . the ,Esta,'bl i"s:bmeD,t :mo 'ved

~ ' b t ' 1 ~ t L.. :--:--,:_.-" , "',,'. "rum, lg, ' , ~ . I . Y I I : g a m n ,s , - ~ ~ - ,- -, .

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fter a man has far more: man,ey.than he p,o,ssib~y can spend for1 har i Ie f . ~ .. "F -easures, W'. at IS ie .tto excite rum: -,or

those \W ith a. ruling-c lass :mlentality " , c h eanswer is pOlw,e r ~r ,aw powe r O lve r otherhuman beings~Mon.ey can bu y such P'C)W-'er o:oly to a point, Beyond that politicsist 'h,e: SP'Oi[t , . , A nd world p olitic s is,th eu ltimate g :aLm'e .,

For , the purposes, of this, presentation,'w'e have referred to those in the inter-national p,ow'e:r' strucrure as capitalists.But these men are not r'le ally c ap italistsin th e c]ass,ica.!, sense:; th,ey are .me,re~lyrich socialists. They 'have , g : a i n , e d vastwealth, not , throu,g 'h honest competitionand free enterprise, hut hy p "Dm it ic, a~ ,in.t1,uenc,e . and. avor-it is,m, t h e :gra:nting 0 1

II! , II I~gOI 'Vc:rnme'n ' t pro,tec'tlonto e,'I,m~'",atlecorn -petition, and by' antic f r , a n d . of themO'D'ey system backed by gove , rn:m.e .ntforce,Money alone h; : not what motivates

these men ~They are strivingto create a'w'orld su..per-state withche expectationthat, from 'behind the scenes. , they winbethe ones who w,ill rule, Not r l e , & : enter-prise capitalism, but b:ig'governmeo't i s .' the conspiracy's 1ife-foree , ~ J V e l , l c lgove rn~menr is its ultimate g:o,aL

But wha t is t'h!e best w , a . y to sell h i .C ; g :o l v 1 e : r n m 1 e n t : and t h e n world :govc ' r :nmlf ! 'n ' tto a people Hk,c ours his,t'Q,ricaUy de-voted tOI an independen t republic ofIimlted powersfThe answer is simple, In revolutionary

litcrature v t h e uac t i c is known as. "Pres-sure from above ,a'nd below, "'ll It is thes . t l , a 1 t , e , g , y that Colonel House laj.d down inhi sbo,o,k IJ:'~',ilip Dru, /1 , dministra tor,Deliberately create problem s. and then'offc:r only 'thO'5C solutions that rcsu lt jn'the expansion ,of g~ovc'r'nmcnt~Createcondirions so .fr~ g h l,tfu ] at home andabroad that the abandonment of pcr- 'sonal libc:rt]csand national sovereignty : I

Iwill ,mpp,car as a . reasonable price for' ,ireturn to domestic t ranqui l i ty and. worldpeace . ,

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'The inl]ernational eonspirarera are 'no; 't ' r' teaUy capitalists, They an! nlte"r,ciy rich ' _ o c ' i a , l i : s , l t s . ,Their gOia l is a wo~Id super-state 'with tbenll,e]'Ytc,S, in control fro:m behind rhe scenes.

-'Pressure from above ,l.IuJ,below" is the r te'vo~lu:t iol1!,ar 'Y .strategy of d.te'H'b,cr',atte~y crc ,3 t i ,ng'p ir 'Qtbl' f ; 'm"s,and , t hen of~e'ri,'n,gon~ytll1Q5le solutions that r esu l t : in the expans ion o f g ov e rnm ent ..


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If rho cewhoe ' , world dominion canstimulate I,efti-r mobi into violent (:o:n,-fr'oDt,a't,i,on 'w it 'h I le i I, law e nfor ce rn ent,and also pro,v'id'e exhausti e new cover ..ae'_1 that t he entire nation can I, e e _ndtrembl , then th e ple'_c e fu l and ! fr ,e dom-lovil1g' m,aj,orilty can b programmed tola,c,cepc av ,. '_ : ,: t e xpans ion ot gov'ernm,entplOlwers and even a nation al police force,ffel,ed sup'po, ' ed~y ' to e nd [11 io-lencle.24


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1 0 ' . hose whol seek world domiuion canraise the spectre of -n. ,cuenlY armed tothe teeth wirth superior atomic WeapollSOIU the ve:rge ofla.unlclm:g a nuclear hole-caust, and dlsO' offer w,o rld g owe 'r llme 'n 'tasa preeution.~ then millions, of Amerl-cans Cion he' pr'ograrnmed to accept theIus,s of national so've're'~gnty as "our lastbesr hope [orpea.ce ..u

' I"~slis the mea ning . o f -plre'S'iure fr lOmabove and below, To put over policestate measures at horne t h ey need chaos,crime' and anarch y in the stre e ts ...To !I,eU i,the idea lofworld govcrnmc'nt t h ey needthe constant threat 1 0 ' nuclear war ~O 'r 35,rhe y s,ay in revolut ionary circles, tne rea laction is iill the' reaction. '2 :$


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n 1968" Random House .Tnc, pub..Ii hed a bOO,I -1 h -Ja'me- Kunen: '-,l~ r " ,_b ' 'f'r-,:t,llt,- 11,_nt; -to t 5 ' o f II Col-

i - , : , _ Revolution. __r y ' ~ , Kunen ( '_hO 'WD _Iri ht center] carries t] - usua 1 '- ew : L _ _ _ c : ~-redential _' -nd i : ,3 cla .r~,i,c: e .ample of[he e xte nt 'to w 'h i,c h 1__ h~ 'h l in ti l lig e n tmind can be proJI,,-',am'm db 't'he :.1 1 ab-Ii hment into r h inkin:g that it iS i lact~;n,ga,'ail1~t fh'e E t ~ c b , H , hment ,


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Jurnbia in ,Nc ' York became one ofthe flr' t Ameri an unive rsir ies to 'b eseized by radi ~, 'I udenrs ~ A shown(left) in front of ,ow M , moria] Library,ini" tiaJ ly rh c movement wa~ not ~,ar:g l-andeasily Ie u l d h a v e b , _ : _ ,n stopped 'b y a, l l l n p , I , f ! POU .C IC ' action. Encouraged b,yweaknes I II. th e part of th e " c h i I a d -rninisn if I ti ,1 1 the mov 1 1 1 e n 1t :grl W ' in siz ,;Ind popu l a, r'ity .. E ig h t d a " " later" a COl1n~rer-de monstration hy nm-r ,d'ical stu-dents (in c nter ,of i, 'o!up ai r rig,h,r) at-rempred t b,l"ck 1 1 1 = - p,a_s,lng I f ~od to.th radicals 'who ccupied the 'bui~dings.Fin __y , - the mOl ' , emen t to , k on theasP i , cts ,of m b violenc (b lo~ , ) as I,efti~'r ' tuden,t~ piled up police barracades andthreatened ,anyon ' 'wh, interfered,


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K ' l JU1'Cnwas one ' ..f th e lcadin _ part ici-pants in th e first stu d e nt seizure u f anAmerican unive r s i t)' which oc c u rre d atI e " ' lumbia 'in April of 1968. Initiall y -h,emovernen t wa not large and casi II y cou ldhav e be e n stop p e d by a simple pol iceac t ion. Bu t, as u su al, chit, a nti .. .B stab lish ..rncnt ~on:cs received t h e i r grlca'tc .t ' h , c ! ' l l pfr 111 the Bstabli hrncn t it ,Icl( For' s ev -c ra l d s y s , 'the p H e '- ' w e rc t ld not [0inccrferc, M" canw hH ,c , u niv ersity officials;g rove l,c d in th e fac e : u f ou tr,~g :colu p:r'op-,agand,3 ,c h arg e ,s, and th e media madenational heroes of the 'rcblcUi:ng tudcnrs.

L G e en made a movie out of Kuncn'sbook.Q ln p , a . g ~ 13,0 K u nc n 'W''rO'U!:

I n th e e v e ning Iw le n [ u p to t h eU, [0 che ck l ou t ~a s , t rat ,egy mec'[in,g,.A .id was gi'-il g a . 'r1eport on the,-,0 '- convent ion . H ie said! that '. '.'~at 'th e c onv e ntion 'm e n from Bu sine ssIn e rnarional R ou nd Table th em e 'le t in g sponsored hy Bus ines sInternational for' heir client groupsand heads of g O I - rnment tried [0b u y u p a few radicals ~'The se jne n are rh e world. s le ad -ing industrial ists and t hey convenet decide how our Ii , es are gomg '[0go., These are the guys, w h o rotethe Alliane for Progress ..They arethe ! ,ef t w ~ g ofthe : ru , U n , g class,T 1 1 ' _ y of:~~ed [0 finance ourdc'man,str,ations in Chicago. W~ r also of~ red E, I, a (Rockefel-l e r ) money ~They want u s to makea lot of radical cornmotion 50 0 theycan look more in the center as theymove [10 the 'left..

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r errv Kirk, w h He ,jl stu de n It at the~UnJvc ' r~d, ty . o f ,c h i,c'ago~ on bclt~~~fof th e FlJa became ac tiv e in the S S" , th eDulsois Club , the Black Panthers, andthe Communisr iP,~~,r[y.,I '~ l'91 6 1 9 1,M,'r. Kirk,broke frlnn th e Party and th e foH ow ingy c ' . a r t c 's, t if ic ld , before the House and Sen-ate [In It ,c rn ,lis" c ', cu r iJ ty Comm ittecs, Hereis what M :r~ ,K irk has rold u s:

Y'oung P"COP~IC have no con,ccp~rion ,of the conspiracy ~IS s tnl [ i cgy ofprcs:su r i c f ro m above a n d , pressu refr,on] below so WICU out l ined inCommunis t J,iUI Kozak '8 . ,- iuu , '~ of , . 1 .Slto Is Pired. They have no ~,dc,arhat [ h e y are p i a , y i : n , g into the hands01' th e Establishment th,ey c laim roh , a , t : c , . ' -

T he radic als 'th ink they'~r 'e fight" '"ing lth e for,c es of the su per-rich, UkeR ocke fe lle r and Ford, and don'trealize i th tJ , t ]1[';5, prec i se ly suchforces 'which are behind their ownrevolution - flnancing it , and u sin ;g i t .for th eir


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u rnurtgagc,siln Harle rn W',3S, Il)'_ ned.b J I" I 1- b b M -'1 ;- - . I:: " ~. I l!' -" - ---;- " '--:- , III - I . ;._ . '"not Iy CW1S 1 peap .e "U ,[t,'y , or-g ,an ~ '.'u;aranltcc T ru st [th e Murg , anfamUly) nd C lu se M ,anilattan B ank[the Rockc ' f cUc : r s )~H ie fl-'p,1; .ted the line fr m thesong he like d 5 1 w,cH 11 U Some thing ish 'pplcnjng he re , bu t you do~n"tkn "W ' qu ite wh _ t i: [ i, do , c u Mr,. ,J" ,,"nlcs. . ..,_ e kept hitting on '[he themethat . v,ery l a rge , mon pol y capi tali t money g r O I U P b ' nkers I t beI xact W,_~ ' instrumental in '~,rrnent-ing [his idea t h [ [ Jews arc c h i c onesactual] y behind the oppression ofbt cks.. W~-t h1C'3S gc,tt ' in 'g at w'h - I . 'Ir a t '. ,. ,~_r ne jc'ws were sImp Y ' onestrata lof society 'who arc them elves'be ing op pre sse d 'by P op l lcw'h iowere much richer and 'much morep - erfuLIn th a~genrC'i-5 of this P O I er becited banks, th chief ,among which'W r rl M I Q , r, g ' n u aran te e Trust and .'Chase . ' anharr In~And the founda ...tions connected with ' these mono-~I~ h 2 "1nt_ J _ ,~ ' .It W,a500'[ long after this, that Stokely

Carmichael mysteriously was oustedfrom both - ' -CC and the Black Panth e r '. 'Appa ren t ly he had lean ~Iedtoom u,ch'.'28 1

w:h, "n S,toke-' Cumicb . 1 , , 1 (left) h~-'~,D.,tospea . 'out' _',gain" io,t rnational banker _and Itax~xempit 'oundaltilo:nih he wasm y _ I ' -r io ' U c - l y 1 0 1 '0~,td from both "~-ICCand [ I 11f: Bt; , _k Pa '~[I hers, AppueniJy heT dl d ' r h1 1 3 1 ' tearne ~ too nlUCJi~_.


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ore and more y'oung 'radic Is , re bc-gil1nin~, III 10 wake Up' I 0, th _ fa ct t h It rhei I nrire Ii ih,.: ' e been c Ilr! u : U y pr'- ; - - I_j ,ml'r l l : - d by 1 1 1 c-, - - i f : pe ple

who, ,__e their '_I ~ e symbols, They are hie-inning 'to re ]-ize that their 1- o-called anti .. I ta.bUsbn~,enl outlook Be -tuany is th ~ calculated product of the Establishmen

[he _ It _bli hment communication mil dia, the~~~ ' , !h li hm ,e 'D lt 'n t,e rtainm , 'n _ " ndu stry - the - , ' o r , bli 1 -, nent school: I"


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B ly re laxing the barriers ,I',gains't crime,d r u g S " 1 plornoFl lphy, and promiscuity .......a l l. ' h i f ' ' - ~ III lib '!m tr Ie nam e '0: constttuncnal ,.'.- ' ,ert 'e 's~the'l nsiders kn,owt ha t th e predie tableproduct wil l be 'widespr,ea,d anarchy ,degeneracy, and lack of self-discipline,That w ' , i l l p rov ide th em 'w itn a v isible ,andcompe l l ing excuse fOI,r 'chit! app lic ation ofexternal discipline through their av oriie'instrument, [he police state,

Ri c h mien's corporations pu blish andP'OI_Pu lar j z e re volu tionary books I,ndso'ngsl~Jl l9 T hrou gh adv e rtising , r ic h m en'sb usin esse s s u b sid i,ze revlQl iu ' th lna;ry maga~

zmesRichmleD'~s l tax-exempt foundationspour millions of dollars into left wing

'o,rganizatio,ns., The Fede ra l :E s , r ; ,a b H s h . ~ment in Washing t'O n" . ' t ' h r ' D u g h , a g : e f l c " i e ' ! 1like the ' D EO , provides wel lek . :~Y ' p a , ychecks 'to thousan I of hard-core revolu-tionaries, E xample s ,o.f this can be founde _e r ' y d a y . . The - ' f o l l , o ' w i n g ,ty'[oical itemappeared in the Detroit Sunday 'ew 'g ,~ .M,ay 23, 1'9 '11::

'Wh il e r e fu s: il1 ;g 't o divu ' I g e n ames ,lRS sources say that the Service-man"! Fund ,['whtch f inan.ces revolu-

,i i i ~ I!!! ! ! ! ! i'tilOlnary : iI ,c_ r t l 11 . 5 amolog service ..men] -h as be e n jarg e l 'Y bankrol ledby wlen~t 'o . .d o c iv ilia ns,., One exam-p le 'of I t _ h i s kind of support w'hic:hdid surface id en , tifia hl y~ last ylearwas he ' ,8 ,,5 ,0 0 nu t c h anne le d fromthe Philip Stern Family Foun tiQID

'tiO underwrit e Seaman RID;gC'['Priest's u nde rg rou nd _pap ,e r O',M 1wh ic h ran do-it-you rse lf adv ic e ford,'esa:'f't 'i.oln to C anada and advoc ate d-'be: aasassination of Pre sid e nt Nix .."Entertainment Industry for

P"BI,c'e and, J 'U ,sr :i ce ,~' .' t he anti-warshow ..biz, f r -o ln t . or,ganizeldby Jan ieFonda, Dic 'k 'Grego'ry and DaltonTrumbo, no'w' c ims over 8,00 film 'IIT'V, and music n.ames".3 IIAnd so we return again 1'01 the basicquesf i l lo ln" ' w ' h y ? Why does the Es,tabUs,'h..ment pubHcaUy condemn hu ,t p ,rivaJ.'c clysu ppo rt ,th eC -I'R ti . .E,s 'tabUs:bm'fht 'mo


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n B a'var ia _ th e 'yIC,l l r 1 ' 7 8 , 1 6 111 , acri ng I na, rip f ro,m an :~nformer~, policeraided rhe home of a prominent ,alttorne'y'namJ,edvon Zwac,k . . T h " e ~ y ' s'e:iz'cd docu -ments and letters rewe aUng that he was, a,hmg~l~an,king member of an extensive'. U Y d th 0 d - I f" h - ' 1 [ [ 1 ' -onspu,&lcy le a e l" tne : .. , , _ , e ' r ' 0 - r - e ,U~m'~b1,at:i.

I O l v e 'r ' the cen turies. forms of ,t'~e wo,r'dI ~Iuminati, me,l,ning " th e ,enHgh: t ,cneldones ,- I'~\'w,ebeen used by ,ms-ny secretsects and IDICCU~.t o r : g , a , n l i z a l t ' ~ ' o n s , . M , Q < s t: p r tO m l it n e n l t a r n lo ' ~ g th ese 'W ,e rl ! the l 'Uu:m-lb rados 10 f Spain, Ithe Guerinets . o fFrance, , a - R d , rh e Roshaniya of Afgh:ani'' ' '.sran ~ B u t these we:r ,c c onc erne d p r:i,m a,ri1 ywith psychologjcal ,a,nd, spiritual objec-tives a pr (H :~a ' im"ed inner wisdom. andmind ..m ! , a s , l t' e : ry ,of the secrets of rh e uni-verse, 'I]U! conspiracy e: posed in 8:aV,H"i,iI,was, of' an ent lr,ely dif~e'[lent order ~The IUu.min,lti was : ~Dund , edon May 1 ,-

1776 by A,dam Weish ,aup t " , a, professor atIngO~St: ;Bldt University. 'W,eis,h,auptt obvi-, o , u s l y h ad been a serious student 'of the' ' ' " ' ' I ' ' ' " ' ' ' -U - ' 1 1 '1 ' ~o','Il" m " ' 1 1 0 - 'y " 0 " [-i,t, ,t' b ; . . . .a - I r p ,~~,"'Io ' I I " U ' -e s1 ! I" .o " '" ~ . 'I' 1 [1 _ Ii, '. '.'" '.","- ~ ._.J II~ _ Ii '" (I!!. . .,UI, I i. . _ '" ' c "an d symb 'D !~s l we:f le ' incorporated into hior:wanization tID

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Weish ,aup ' t had been acd,vein the_asonic Lodges of Germ, n y - and found:in them the perfect hi Ie [or recrui t ingin t o his 5,CCf'Ct orde r - w h i h h e described' p u b H , c a U y ,as 'th e h ig he st l e v e l of F re e -masonry .. Th,c ~nl1minati was form,a.U,incorporated into the Masonic Lodge ,at'th e ' 'C ,ong rc , of W ilh e lmsbad in 1 7 ,8 0 Itsh ou ld b - n, te d that Frcernas nry inEngland and America hist ,ric,aUy is quitedifferent. Its members arc characterized

by th e h ig h ,e s'tst'&n d ar ds I O f in e _Nevert heless, it is a , f a l e E th ,-It f.orn 1- 8 1on, th e Illum in ati , d i , d nourishsite at the h i , g : h , e , s t levels, of th ~ a animovement in Europe especi lJ ' theGrand Orient L od g es of France, _There wer e eight c'o,nsplr ,a ori 1 nn _~fI ith in ring s advancing from th au r-m'ost 'Nov ic IC " , inw,ard to ' I, 'x I, rK~ng~ , The k'ing, of course, i c . .sh au p t, h im se lf who had . d e p ted the

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From ~' 7 , 8 0 1 ~ ' D - the ' Du,m'mati t 1 1 _ , lu r is l h ,e ' ,~ ~ ~ , ,8 parasite B . ' t thhi,-,:he':t le 'YI~ls of th , :M a " = ni,c :mo'v ement in Eu ro:p ,e , I 1 ~ , p l e l c : i a l l yth e Grand, O r 'ie n 't L D I~e -, ID IFrance,

Within th e lUummati, th -re were le ig h . CIO'11Iplir'~ torial r,in,gs,~,IOn'ly 'w'Ilen the m l e m b , e , r ad-=n,ce,d to the ' le ve l of Pr'e ,by'te:r or" 'Pr i :~'" t ,n 'was , b e , . 1 1 ] 0 1 ' ed finaUy 'tID see the u ltim __e 8 , 0 1 , 1 . 1 "0' the Or ,d"~" T h e y 'Wiele ,( ,) hu manism and (:2) worldgDver l1, :me'Dt ru l ed , f r ' o l ' m , behind ,the scenes by t ' l ' l e'0 d - -I,'uminar ' ..Ones,

code name :parttcus ..'~- Th 'Q, in theou te r ring s 'we 're ' told that t h e ' gr.antldp u r p l o s : e ' of the I r :d e r 'W_' , "ro make 'o fthe human race, wi'tho,ut " ny distinctionof' nation, condition. or profession onegood and happ',. famH = 'But h 'y the time '[he member h,ad ad-van Icdto th ie l e v e l of I~ 'Presbyter" ai r, Prie t" ' l i r oath of absolute s~cr'lc'cy and,oh,cd,i ,cncc h a d , become dead.ly serious,OIRly then was, he allowed f i inaH-t l _ ' ,: 'e

the ul t imate goal of th - I. rdcr, I twas thede truer! n of a n : r e 1 . i : , i lon rc p h) " - cd b: ,the worship ()f rea I 'n or " ' I " U'dU.I~(U.: .J~n .the de tru c tion f nU ind _P l _ ndent 'ttO -crnrncnts. r ep laced b ~1 n _w worldord ~ r-~' f ' , o l r h , l I, I'U If()n IIHlII f ru lc fr mb,ch,~nd th_~CC11ICS b Idle. IlhnninatcdOn ,I Needless to suv, most members.Iwer " ne ve r r I l o l w l c d to ,SIC t h c s e eoals 0,- I ,I -- - -

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lin th e words ,uf A,d,~un W c i : s : h ; , u p ' " , :~,inl-self:: T h e se g ood fo~k SW IC '] ~ au r nu m -

I b " " I I ' I ; r - - 1 l : ' . " , ' l i 1 d - f l' I I - I I....-U , ' f ' - ' ~~lOI'~1iii!-"'II' - b o x S cr- ~ _~ !i,~~,I.-_, [1,1,. U '_ II. 1~1~1I1 .- . "111 - ! I I . . . "yuursc ,hf . cs [owo'rk::: ,th ~sc ' g c ~rrlc ~men mus t b e - made ru n'ibb~ ,c ' c ; 1 ' 1 : th eh ~ Jit ~ . , ~ I 8,u t ,t h is so rt of : p t C O p i cmust always be made ['0 b c U t C V Crhar rh c g rndc they h~IVC r e ached istlu . : ' last . ,t 0 ' '.Tille most wonderfulthing I O f a Uis t ha t th e dist inguish , Lu t h e rana n d c . a l . v .i ! l i S . ' . t . r l . .l c O . .. ;0 .g ' i a ,n . ... ' . ' ,_WI:l .O. b e -long Itoour Order real ly U [ l I / i , f ! l ' c t , thatId le '_ se e 1 , 1 1 , i,'t th e t rue and g enu inesense of the Christian r cHg ion! ' O~Imorts ~ man, '~S there duyt,lii'ug thatyou . cannot be made 'tOI bc'UcY'c?"

I he pu blic record of th e UJumi,-nati is tq .u itc :th ~ n,~ b ut it doesshow' r har before it w a s , exposed brie'Ayin 17 ,86 it h ad ,alr ead .y enjoyed immense

II ~ II, I _ ..S U C C 'C S S in attrac'l~lng tnro tts outer nng$ 'some of rhe unost prominent men , o fEurope, Its, roster included importantnames jn 'both ,g'Q'V,ernnlen't and f inance ,It was the most important s , i n g l l f : fOI,c,ebehind, the F re nch R e v o~ 'U t~ to n~ ],:2

Not o n l _ h a d . the Illuminati deeplypene t ra t ed rh e G r -nd O rie nt Lodge ' s 'o fFrance, and the Masonic Lod g e s 'of Ger..m,any,~ but it 1.1.5;0 1 was known in u he

George Wa5hingt iOIn w,aro te ,d , about then lum in ,a ti in l t h " e nired States.

K a . r ' ~ Marx l U l d . j ,o lmne ,d , I I C ! D l o , S l p l , H - ' ,a r t l o : ri _ I ,,eire' l le' t c a l l t e d , , th: League , o r th e JWl ,~~ T , ~ I ' i s1 P ' f 'O U p : - . blte'r ' c h , a n : D ' . . . e , d : i " t l ie ' 'n_a ~nse It_I0, ritetr '. _ .- --1 '- - a - _ IC olmm.u n' It Leag :u e ,~,-Un:i te d Sra tes..1 n 1'798 -,G . e o r g c W a , 5 , h in , g -ton, who 'w,a;sthe' fust Mas t e r ' ofjheAlexandria Mas!on,ic Lodge, composed ,iI'letter t 'OI at Reverend G..W., Snyder. Hereiswhat Washington wrote:

Reverend Sir: It was not m,y in..t~'nti.onto doubt tbat the doctrineIOf' the Illuminati and the principlesof Jalc obin 'is,:m ,~had , not sp re ad int'he Ulli :ted States, On the contrary,no one is more satisfied of this factthat [ ,am ~T h e id e a imeant to , clonvey wastha t I I d i d not believe ,t h ie Lod g e s ofFreemasons i this COIUntry had a s~ Q ' - :P , ' 0 1 ' , l i ~ , ~ ' A n dAavored to p - : ' r o lP , o J i l . g - ' ' " I lt e .., _ "" ,I~. I I, ,~ , ' [ I , " i o o ' u.' .~ - .1, ~'- ". ,-' . _ ~_ ,1 '1 .. _ 'the' diabolical tenets,Tha t ~~n,d'iri,d'~la,lsof th em mavhave done it, orthart the fOU'[lder~,or in strum e nts employed ro fO l undthie democratic socierles in theU n , i . " e d . S . . . ,'3, t i e . S . . 'm . illy h a . V . ' . ~ . ha . .. - . . . .t..h...' sob je c t, ,; ;tn ,d ac ru ally h ad , a se ~p ,ar ,a-tion of the people from the ir g,O\f..ernment in ' v i e ' w " , is too evident tob - q - - srione d ] l'If! I Ute., ' . ;~.....:_ ,.-

I orne ye 'ars later' an obscure inte]..lectual bythe name of Karl MasK

joined a conspiratorial circle c alle d rh eL e:,ag u lc of th e Just., S hortly afc erw ardthis :group re-formed into still anotherorgan izario n ,caU If! ,d the CommuniseLeague, and",in l847', th,e'y hired Mar!i ro


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write thelr poH'cy statement for the pub ...n c ~ , ~'t wal, cul led, the Communist Mani;~fcstu~On the surface, th e , 'vl,ani~cs:ro , a . p -

pcared 'to be a t, humanitarian call to theworkers o ' r , tJ]C world 'to arise aga,~n.s,tth elF' all c gc d . C',Ipi tali st ex pl'0 1 te rs, . 8 ,U It itIJ10u~d be 'no'tcd,thattlu:! project was Isupervised b .y Fr derick En,g,~,csl la capital-b l ' t of substantial weahh. M ,a r x , himse lfw as so u n ~m P"OT I t. iln 't , t h at fo r t h c firsltItwent, years, aft,c:r its publication h i s ,name did not even ap'pc,ar Ion the M,an i . ..' fcs't 'Q" J, 4 ,

In 1 '9 '2 ,0 ,.just t h ree yc'ars, after th e 801-sheviks seized Russia, Winston Churchillde c l are d ::,

[From] the days, of Sparticus-W',eishauptto those of K,ar1 Marx,- tO Ithose of Trotsky, Bela-Kuhn RosaLuxembourg and. Emma Goldman.this world.~wide conspiracy ..'. '.hasbeen !,t 'c,adily V C ? l w i . n g . This , conspir ..a , c , Y ' P . f a Y ' , e , d a " d e , ' f i n , _ i , t,el~' '~e , 'c :o:gni~,ab, e 'role tn th e t ragedy 'of the FrenchRevolution, l, t has been ' the ' main ..:spring' of e v ,e , ry s ubve r siv e move-ment during the' ninereenrh cen-10tu ry ~ and now at last 'this, band ofextraordinary personalities fr lomthe underworld of the ,great citiesof Eu rope aD ,d Americi ;} , have;g rip pe d 'th e ' Russian people by th ehair ,of their heads , and have be -come practically the undisputedmasrers ,oftha,t enO'TmOI'US ern-pire ..] sIn 1 '9 5.3 - the R eport of the California

S e nate ,( nv ,e s ig ,a'[in g : Comm irte e on Edu-cation contained an extremely revealingconclusion, It said: -

SOl-called modern Communism isapparently th'f: same hy'po,critica'iand deadly world conspiracy 'todes'troy , c .i w i ], i z 3 C 'i 0 nthatwas'o'und,ed by 'the secret order oftheIlluminati 'in Bavaria, on May 1 ,1 7 7 6 1 t , and that raised its hoary headin, our colonies here at the criticalperiod. before the adoption of ourFederal ICons'tirutio,n,.,36

Ia,rx 'Wi i (S, so' unimportant fh,al t ~o,r' the(i,rs' tW'lcn,'ty years ;aft ,er the P,u.'bU,ca,tion'of dille Communist Ma.n.ife'sr:o h i l s name I

'W'inslton IChu,n:hill r ecogniaed that th eB,o~s,h,c'vik.s 'W':it.D' , s ' e ' i l , z , e d Russia in t'hename of Communism were m,erle:ly ,acting:on 'be~b:alf ,of the IUumi:nati that older ,Icons,pir,a.lcy d atjn 18 ;'back to Adam We:i-shau P' ",t.- -'

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'T i l l e S - l lnbo,1 , o , r the , I , U = " c c ' i n g ; !ey,c i s, c'l ,u , s c'~Y in is . oc 'i l~ ll u =d w i lt l. the UI,'u,R' ' I I iualt ' i ,",Like n]~:.ny other (e' i . l tu 're' u f' tllJs 'CO,'11',pir ...a, '." 3 pp ,~ uic ndy ir war ,a'ken 'by Adam'W_-khaup'l fronl the occult svrrsbollsrn ofancient hi tor ., It " p ' p , e a r ' - toda amongthe symbols of rhe Rosicrucians, c h iFreemasons ~lnd nll,a,'I1Y 01 rhers aroundth e "-:orld inc l ludinp' th ' -0 D ' i inID I- ,ourh Vu!'tnarnII

Uudoubredh 'II it is me 'r_ ly' a 'COiJ1ICi-d e u c e that t h e ' a ll -s e e ing eye El0"W8' -pelr' 'on the alternate 1- ide' o f 'd , 1 l " IGr'ealt Sea l a t~he Federal Go' I, rnment and also ID,n dilleone doll r 1110t~ 0f the F ~-'d,eral Re r' 'Sy.lt~lnl~

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There is,mu c h IC'vid, lc:[Clebldi,cat'i: that theCommunis - . ; ,n . d . C a : p r i E a ist IC'O~ls,plira.lt{'cS 'b ot'h.areInclr,clly.'two IOIU.t , g f 'nt,a.nybl,~a.n,c'~,u~'I_,of " L8stc'['

I C O I 1 , S P ' i r a c 'Y 'wbich may b.'vlc I d s r : o r i , c a l , c ; ! , o : n ' t i : n ' u i t , y'wilt b rh e Ord,er ,o t Itlillie'IUumhm, l t

' E X ! p I iO I '~ eE he I C I C l n , s p l . i r , ' IC y ~R.Jedul : ! :e the s iz e ' o fgevemmene. Return o ur :m 'D ,n le 'y 'to ,I s't,3nd'uldt'h.tc annot b,e Rlanip ,u ! l a t e ' d , . , T i h ' l s , mus 't 'b ,e ' o u r , [ l e - : : 1 p , D I : o s e ' , I ,

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Bu r then, perhaps none' of 'chisi!merely coincidence. Is ir possible thatboeh , t h , ! Communist and 'Capit,aJis'c eon-s:pir'a.cieshave yet one more inner circle' f f ) J : t l ~ i " f l ' the circle ' c h a t is common to ' c h e ' , mbOl,th' l ' Is it pcssible that both move-men ts=unbek nO\VDS't to most Df 'thepeople in them-are : m , le r e ] ,y Icon ' tem:po-:f'ary counterparts of a much 1 0 Ider 'CIO'O'"s , : p i r , a c y ? There is much evidence=farm o r e lenan p r e s e n t e d " h e r e ' - ' , o l indicatethat Ih i s , is , the c a s e bu t c, f r a . n k : 1 y , we

don't ,know,~Un'tU someone on the inside'of su ch a maste r c on.sp :ir lic y decides '[0reveal Its existence today, we simplhave noway of finding out. B, 'u ' we dokruJ 'w 'Eh,IJ: ir is not imposslble , and eer-tain'ly not absurd,

h,IE, then is our r 'espons, ?. Fcrtunately it is, not :ne 'ces. . .s"r lrYtha't we re solve the historical qu e s~e ion ,of the conspiracy 5 , origin,. R e , ' a r d -I,es:sof wh,e 'dlf !"f the l ,e is one eontrol l ingr loup ' , I or 'CW'D I C ( } O I 'p e r , a . t i ~ g er three C'O'Ri-


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p le t in g ,- o r ~ou,r, o r' t e n- sin practical termsof 'ha't can be done abo ut it. I lour re-sponse must be the' same,Conspirac -,as it lope'rate,s at the high-

est level in the Unitf'd, State's today, restsupo,n two solid foundations and e :~ J0 ' Y sthpr tecrion of shelter, If 'W ~ couldknock out it , foundations. it would col-lapse, and if WI could strip :away itsshel ter it 'wo,u.~,dwither an d die,

T he shelter is s:ecrlecy. The: fa u nda-tions are hig zovernmenr and rnanipula-

tio:n 'of mOlnley' . . _ 0, conspiracy can standthe right of explosure. No conspiracj canrule the masse without the tool of anextensive government bureaucracy, Andcertainly no '.'capitalist" conspiracy canlong sur ive without control over thenation's mloney ..Expos the conspiracy. Reduce thl!size of g oy,e rnm ,e nt., R e tu rn our m"on,e'yto a standard that cannot he manipu-laced, Tlds must be our rlespons,e,.,

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n th , H nl'it,c d tim e 3 1 V , U a b l ,e I. -;e 'h a,v , ar-temp I d ro del I I . II' trate rhar the ' - lnlpir"_I~'t'ori;ldvi,c'w of hist lolr 'y'_.,p'arlt i lcu.l.arly of recent his -1__ ,'ry~i51 ~'ll Ie 'frl~ ct vie - ,~Lc,t 'I S,UII l'Ilariz,-, n,o,wl~:ght major :onchisions:

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t , , , There h i and has bllcc'nfo'f sornetimc a t conspiracy amlong S,Ol f l1C of [he ricbest peoplen the world a conspiracy that vif 'cuany owns the' 'monc:y sys'tlcm,s of ' c J U ! majoron-Communist nations, Th~s ,m,onopol :y is protected Ihyth,c POW'Cf of the re spec t ive

land is u sed to pe rpe tu ate the conspiracy's vast w'callth, 'by th e creation ofoney out of nothi:n,g~

:2" In the U 'nic c ,d States, chi's nllonctaryFrllud is perpetuated thr,ou "g h the FederalSystem, A~ , t h o ug h the 'C)U~CUI!>ivc: branch r I 1 I c ,o' r,c l i ,cany has so rne co n It r io I I O'\fICT' thisr.h:rough occasional appoinements in J ' I C ! a J " i : ' t y , '~t is, the s.ysl tcm and th ose b.c hiind it

(.0n ;tr'D'~ the C" e c u tive bra n ,c h III - -., 3 1 , 'The Capiralist con spiracyin this 'CQ'L l ,n t ry su rfac es Ito p ublic v '~ cw 'i'n th ,c ~ c r=m,of t he ,cmi-secre t Council on Forei Relations. Its members exercise Ith,cir ' control OVC'I' theation , t h roug :h gOlv',ernml!nt;tax-exempt foundati; 'O,ns", c en t e r s ,of education and [he mass. '. diomreumcanons rnec I ! I _ ~

4~,Din the surface I the ICap'ha'Us: tconspiracy appears '[0 aplpOSIC' C01n'mluni'5~Tti'it spendsHJions ,of dollars in S ' - , - ectacular ' m U m t a r y displays of anri-Cornmunism a n around the

bu t nei er [0 [hie extent of seriously harmingthe lenemy and certain] y "'O':~'to rh e[Iff defcatin: _II h : i rn, Mc'anwhil ,c '" be h ind th e scenes, th e conspiracy alwlay,s hasou rished and -I "'!t ;d-,d C " ' : : - : 'O - mm ' U " ' - I nism b oth on! 'f- ill 'om' A, and ~ b l ~ r ' o - : ' a - ~ .i" de c oe s e lL'l~ " ,unt becau seit ~r.. ~. !fJ,If1 __ ~ ,P_I - _ l I J - - _ 1 ':.__ ... ",1 ., _ . , ' :_ , -. , . Ll! I,_, ."_~1 _.. .:__."'.~Il ,~~ [ I _ , I L _ I _ ~ LA_ '.~- 'P" .--.~ '_ iI' ~1Ir . 1 ,1 _ .'~ ~ , _ 1 ' ' 1 ~:-I L" ~!~I. ,~- - - ',_ 1.'_ ' II~i

ro-Communist, bur because it needs the I Ippearance: of a forrnidable foe land th e 'Ch,3IOS,of amanaged confUct to advanceits ow n g oals ofto'taHta.rianwo_-ld gOYlcrn;mlent~

S i l l , Th re is much evidence indic,at:ing that the Capitalistic ,Ufld'Communisr conspiraciesare directed b,y a singl,: master conspiracy whi,ch m,ay have continuity 'wirth [he Orderfthe lUuminti which W I I. S founded '2,.00 y , e a r , 5 agol,~But this historical question is notas important as 'rilleimmediate question of what can. be done about it today,


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til As for our re pOD e .we musr begiaI I t 'D' di man I the con I plr, ," I m__chin ~11" fbig !~ -1,?n'lmenlt.. e IUU;-,1 rica I re . unerl ...

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7',~,W,e must reduce the 'Piede ra ,IIReserve Syte',ml toa service fU,D,cti'on of ch:~;arin,g checksbll~ltwe,cnbSJnla;, o , n l y , . , Mer,e ly tu r :n 'i,n g t he I',ytem 3' '~It stands over tOI th e ~cd,eral liGo,v,e:rll]mlel;]t.~ as, some h,av':c ,5,J g g : , c s , t e d " wiU not solve tile: problem, T he same people'w ou ld c ontro ] it e i the r 'W ,3 'Y ~ 'Tb,e root of h ie c'vU is ' h :3 .,t110ney IS , created ou t 10i nothi':n:g"and the I n l s i l d , ' e r a , CQ,uJd do I thal t t o d a y j u s t as e , a . s , U y directl y thro,ugh :8;ovei~'nmeu'tast hey do I thn : ) ,ugh the Federal Reserve 'sys'tellll.., The ultlmare solu ion is to p'rle1I'e'nl:,"nYo',h! .......n or ou't, o r :g"D,v,crDnlent~frIDlm'm,snipullating ' the mlo1ne'y supply,., Anld the onl')''wa.y ,to,d,u It:bat is to r e tu rn our m,oney :'0' the go. ldla:nd s i i v ' l e . r standards ..

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8~ W,e mu ' C f O.:,C thr on p,ira,cy 1-10' public Vi ICW. , 1'( somehow ,ev'le ry - rneri-can could bl made aware ' f ' I h, f : cts I nt~_,ind in t h : i i ' pr enta i n if it W ie r, 'po,_'~,i,bll,c'0 circumvent 1 : 1 , , 1 , ablishrnen 's channels of rna" communication aru1_- _,r ry Ithi' mes age pc'r on ...l '-plrson It ,I our ' f r ' i e n d " an d n C " i g l 1 ' b o n ; , , _ and I~e,no,w I lu brnemb: rs, the on pir- - ' - ' 1 w' u : I ' d collap 'e H i k e a hOI'U e of card _,


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IC$, the hour is late, but it is not hJ'D late iif we are realistic ~nour cffo'rts~ AsAmericans w,e can sti,U speak ,OUI: wit,hou,t fc,ixr' of unpr isonmeur . '\\I,C c ans,ltiUjoin together into 'pattio1ticgroup '0 Inu~tip'lyour 'cf~c"ct[vc'nlc'ss., We can s,tiU

, ch ,aUcngc th e Estahlishmenr's candidates, w ' : _ t~U retain that 1 1 " 1 mnau t of power tor c g ~ ~ i n control o f o u r OW'1ll :goY ' lc rn :mcnr . , W'irhD~viinc :guid,ancc' ~uldwil th you r l , u : ; ~ I ' P " ~tCdU he done. 01


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2 ., Quigley", P ' ,. 950 . .1. :~ijd~p . , 49.4. I~b,ijid~'P . 3 2 , 5 . .5 . rb,~:d~., 7 ' 2 , .1 6 , . For a d . , e r i l i U c , d chro l :dc l e of e v e n ts c ln d p e 'r -

s , o , n , ~ j J j ~ i t i , c : s i n ' v D h f l ~ d h 1 J t : h is h ,o ,i lJN ~ r C il d G ~ n ' YA Ucn\ts exce lle nt artic le TI'u~8d,rlkf!"S~,CuJu-,s l "~~ 'dto ' , i~1O r , i J i ' u s o f tlU~ , I ; ; , r ! , d ' e , t Y l l ' R~'I~r'I'l'(First , il p lp ,e '~ r lcd in . , I ,nenica"l Opiufoni/c1ld-:'~I'~'Ir!~M~l~,dll~~97'O., N'o,-\' , ivail3bl 'f in :re 'prin(form,ron'l II "'le,f~!("'JI'U IOpi~n~ol l ,3 ,9 , 5 'C on-cord Ave., B~lmo:nc~Mals:s.02118).. Also secC le an S koe se n's T1~le , '(~k'e,d Cap' i ' :ali 's , t" P'P'."l- 5 ' . . ' ' 1 1 1. ~ .JI !!!

7 IQ I - - " ,1- .. - 3'1'1., .UlIlgu;:y,~ p.. I , , , . . I J J , .lEt T l1 , e - foUowin ,R no te in G oL Hou s e " s OWQil,and:wri'ldn'} i s ex tr eme~y rl c ve 'a Ji ng of Ju st' ~ I O W much faithth,ey ,dl.~d 1 1 0 3 " 1 1 1 :in h im :;

, M r '. S,e:htff ,and M Iir,, \V ,arbu r c ame in afew minutes. 'Waiburg l e l i , d , 'most. of thet a lk il 1 " g ., , . ~ , . ,Ti1, ley 'WaJ l1 , t ' ed me to ,:toto,W ash ing ton w itb M .r ,..W arbu rg af],d M r.D odg e M r . . , S ,c 'h i(f sa y in, I WtU; , t h " e ' - , losesand , they w'Olld,d I b , c the' Aaron s, H e a s k i e d ,~r , knew : 0 1 , , , B i b ~ ,e w , eU e no u g ,b .f Q f f chis to ,h e' c le at' rom e , 1 [lold. h im I did. ,H e 'w a s r ,e f e :r ru l ,g ~ . of IC 'OU] "SC, 0 Exold'r,1S inthe Old' Testament in wh , k . , J ' l ! Mo,ses, nN:eived

Instructioes db,e 'cdy' (r'om I G ' D d , ~ ,and t h ento,l,d Aa'I"'O~~ the priest, what rio say to thepeople . See T h e IIT:fl i l iJ'dte Alpers , o / ' C o l l o n ' e l l, H o u,te 'I by Charles Seymour (Koug,lltonMifflin c e . , Bosrcn &' N.Y, .~ , ' 1 1 ~ l 2 1 6 ) V,oL 1.P - , 1 - 1 ~ 5 - ' 1 6 ' t:., 'p I' 0 ' 'I .,.~_II[]!l1'~tSeymourl Vat 1.,p. , 1 1 4 , , , , . _t o . . L'Nado:nal Debt :H'eadeld Through r t u i ! : Cei l -i D , g A , g a i n , . , n I U ~ S ' . , f 'WS ,A,~td'J~;r ld R, l f lp ,or t "F ' , e b , . , m 5 1JI 1 '9 1' 1 1 , p' . 5 , S ~11. 'Q : u ig l. , e y , p . . ,324~ .

12,. , See RJ,ukin ~Dd d y b 'yKenne th ICb;rk (H ,o l [ ,Rineb31,Ft and. W' in8 .t on~ N .Y '~ , 19 '64) P"" 2 6 , 7 ' . ,

1 . . . 3 ' " Q,u ig i leJy p. , 1 . 3101~14. Ibid. ,p ~131.1 ,5 . Q u :iB ]'c y p . 132 .'th e se ri,ou s student \ v il lJ ga in ,3 , f~ls,cina:t,~

in, !: i n , S . : . b I E i n . ' t ' o ' th ,eawesolm,e P 'Q lW "C f 'ofLord ,A i t f le ,d , Mil_n,e'f' and bisR .ou n,d 'T 'a:bl.eGroups , by r e ' a " , d i t ' l ! g B,i,tis/l, A,P'lt by R . H .B ru c e L oc kb ,art ,.8 ,r ie fl.y su mm arlae d, thesto:ry is . a s; f oU lQws~ Lockhart W~ sent bythe -British g:oVf1rD'ment'as, th e o.n,lo'F'fi,ciruBrit~sh Am bi l iJs,s;ad!cu:- to t 'h,e newly estsb-l ishle,d Commua i s t reg ime in Russ i a , H e h3 !d

been selected and .spl ,onson~d F o r ' d~l:i,1: P O I S , tby Lord At frc ld Mi1ner , 'L ;o lckhar ' t aU hu tw o rs h ip 'p lC d ,~ H d u: fc 'e 't of M ii~ nc r an d gavehim C'rcld~t for being perhaps the gr'eat,C'~:thcbinldEtt lu! ' "s;clcHcs statesmen of iJl'is dm,e,.Minner h~ld, personally toured p r , c : - l F c " ' I o l u -rt l .oRaf'Y Russia ~-n o"d,cr ' tO I become inti : . .~na] 'rc~y f~_:miUa,l'wid1 , aU du~p_o~ it ica1 cur'~reuts and dis ,c ,nuc 'n t s . ,that migl1it be us,eful:in oVlcr thr ,owiug ,the czari_s'tre,~'m,(t~ \ V h U , @ j,nL ond on, L oc kh art h a . ,d . b e , en i . D , almost danycontaer W~t'!lMilner ..Once In Soviet Russia ~L'O,ckh,~r t me r 'C o tR a ymon d. Robb in .s w 'b .o ,~ ,sUPlp,os,cd]y was, rhe . h , e a , d ~a,f ' t ' h . c ' U ' - n . i ' t e , d ,States Red Cross missioa in Russia, In real-hy, howev e r " , R o b ' b : i . n : s ; wut 'h ,C Am. r i cmcDu!~l'rerp,a'rt 0': L'cu~ld1ar t~ an u n o l f f i , t a JAmh .assa.d of' to th,e Cemmunis e :re'gime' ,sen,cb'y th e W 'Uson, ,Ad:nl~n,iJtradon and han.dp,i lck 'cd ,. , no cloubt., by 'Cot E,d,w:a: rd M,a tnde llHouse ' . ROlhb l ins 'w as, ,', gr,e,alt , s " d m i r ,e r ofCeci l Rhed e s and ,stu di,c ,d 'b00k.s. ab'Dui tRhode~s H E e ' and. p!~~dJ'DsOp,hh:~sv,en, ' w h U , e inRu'-sia ..

. 'I.~'- d " 'bL.. k d b __j.,Lockhar t ,fUI-. R ,o , '_Aums,wIQ[ . 'e _, - ao ,o .- In . .h a n d 'in a U matters, 3 , ' R l d ,it ' w , a s , obviours t1 0the inform.cld.re,adef' th atd11e y ' h i e - I , d , an un-oa ,t u ,r ,a l p 'o s i't i. 'o 'n g,f ' p owe - f and inOuel l , c , ewidd :n fhe R e d r e g ime , 'The ' , 'w'ere' a ,b, le ' toccmmand an, audience wi't:"hany of '[heCo 'mmun Jg , t C,tl'rnmu.sa,fS ,a:old b e came in",stan t clo nJ id anrs O l E h O l t b T'fOtSk.V andLenin. Th ley l e ;v ,cn w'e ,r e : ,pc rmi :l tt 'ed . to ,attend, the Ic:lus'BId]meetinp of du ~ SOlne ' t 'C e n t f .a J lExecu t i v e 'CQ!m.m,h-t lc ,e , th e h i g h , e ' s , ' t I:o 'vern-inn: boody at dUlt 'tim,!,.-T he re is, IO,DI,eex'u,e 'm. lel, ' : re,'vlealina: . inc~~dent in w:l1icb R,obbins was m s u l l i ' E e d h , yT'f 'Oltsk'Y'~':5l ' ne ph ew 'w 'h e held. th e p esition of,Assi,rtan it 'Commi5s.ar Olr Fo,re~gn Affai rs ., . .R.ob,bins c , a U e d Lenin on dH:te~ephDne a~n_d.demanded . a n a po'io:8 Y . W i; th in ne ss d um. an .'h,'OU r, Trolts,ky~s, nJl lph lew 1'l;ld be !~n dis,mu,s,cld

. . . J "'1 d f = , [I' Till."'&o'm h is post ,ana lex'~u:.:. 'n' l:m, RUS.S13,l, rm s'was ),n.de e d stran -2 p 'o 'w 'e r and inlfl~u!nce,ov,er m , e un,dupu't:ed, ,dj,c'tatolr' of 'R:USS,],i"e sp e ',c ia1 ll ywbe n w ie :l,d e d. by Imm n wh o w , a s ,me re ly th e 'h e a.d of a, R ed 'C r o ss , m i ss i, o. n . . 1 [is obv iou s, :tha.1: Robb~n_s an d Leekha r tr ep r es e nt ed a 'b h ic le 'n 'IJ ~ on :eth~'t 'was s t rongenold.,ghto mekethe :rule:rs of Ru s s ' i , r l ) J , sub-serviene to ~ts wilt A : n l d this ,i s the s a m e~orce-eveD 'b,i ,ge,r ' t il,an, Rhodes him, self-, that S,f:' t u p th e Round Tab'~e IGr ' IOIu,pSi : in t he.British d:ependenci , c . s ; and in ' m e 'UnitedSta tes " ,

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1 1 6 . , ' Q u , i g J ) c ' " p..9 ' 5 : 2 . ,l 7 ., A ,e 'c ord ln r to Dan , , - ' 1 : 1 1 1 ' c 1t '~I", excellent 13 1 0 Ie :

I, n tlh ,lc FI t IC ' ' tidc"d ' 1 ' h , 1 ' ~ 1 " , i s i b l l e ' 1- (n Fll..I ,nt , 1~CFn 'i i [-nld_ U c d ' m , nt, - ass,11 ' 2 ) Pr-s,id" nt . e nn ' , Is " h : d b= ~'n itrnemb -r. T h bal L ~ ,r rhi , is a na lle tte r fr" -~n th e Pre iden! : in ' w h l i : , c h ilt h ;, 5 a ' i dth ' ,t he lainu:,d 01 'm,bcr i,, ip. ~ b,3Ive n ,tse en I h i lett r h , '- ,- c c . , an,d ,h e IFRsta -~-,in _ letter m - da ed J une 1 - ~1 9 7 1 1 st ,t , d n d-:: I, T ~ i I J -C ' _ of: re mat-ter r ' - 1 1 t Presiden t _ enn c d ) ' was invitedto join rh - -ulll,ci'lbu,t, i:ns'otar ,urn:c,ord i,ndic U:., never' ccepted that invita-

- 1 t 1 n I. h:'h -r ~ rm U - - - r ' iniorml~U' t h r o ' u g hI['h - pa m n, olf m mb r hip dues.' In viewIO~ -hi" I~' it W-I'- be st 'to omir P r idenr

" I nne y name ho:m the' ]611", which is, im,pre' ie enou g h withou t it.18 .. A, _ miD t current i]'!u,stration~ P'n:,id,cnt

.... en! 'has appointed over 100 IC'FR mem-b _r. to ' I t ! ~ Y gover,llm,en't posts ..

19 '" Q u " , I Y ' - I p..'9 Il7'..' 2 1 0 " h i - , 'wr" - ,cr confesses th _ 'I:, he 'too" h i I d ' b e , e na,:mo:llgth- t gnlu'p ar one time .. I ' l l 1 '9 164 I

wrote a book. ,e .n 'tide d The ' Fe4TpJ , ,~st , "~Se'co ,a _ _ o!,k;(It t~Je U nited -,-a li :"$, . A , ' t" h ,t ,s't~ 0-my s l_ ' edac trion '0'.0 then rure r the C'DD:pl-'IJ - y. Ih d only the'sH g h ,te st inklin gs ' [ } I f something larg e r ormore~mpDr-tant ,than Communism, Andwha' I" had ceme acros was 50 hop l'lss~y(n~ e d it h anti-Semi irn that 1 W , _ '- ,- i h lyf' 'h' . 1- "1- "huspec t 0 w , ae eve r tse ru ar ::_ jfe -,_ 'mt-:- I th _" b _ ,e ll.che re Iso In retresp , l tc, it isnow apI" rent tL - t I hose in ,)' _ Siler, o nsp ir, , c y ld !eUbenl te]y 11.11'i'C p ut fo:r'th dlisn oxiou mixture ID f truth _nd anri-,s,mi.rt"'" m ror r.h'e I purpose of c onc eal-10,-' t h _ ' tr- _ h ~ T h e ' 0 1 - 'I ,p- c " _ : = l s _ d , 'EOmell _ b ,d, Chat on" i tempted eo con-c tu d,e h t everything in , it is ,g rba e.Ne we :rthe l,e ss, in l '91614~wb n J rock 'm,,),,s ,ccol,d I Q , k al e h Un'~lted_,a.rion'l- t ' l l .only c 'DD-p i r a t o r I o u l d s e h ' - ; : n ; - e reCommur ,~.t I Sine t ' h , _ ' time of course,my ou tlook and k n c , , - _ lid " , . h . a v , m .tured,If I ,,,e r - writing T n _ F ~ : d r J 1 4 ' , I ', : ' _ ~ a E t~ r tl old ay.~,

th e re is hardty a 'word Iwould] b, ,3!v,etoIclrume I bu, t Iwould no't 9y,~ as I id . rhen,ih_,t the 'UN ' ~. ere ,:ted almost xclu-- i e _ , e I , bly Commun" ~." Tt,el'le wer - :p~c':ntyof I ,om mu nists in Oiled, to Ib e sure. But Ih a_ le cO lm e ,0 1 realize' ,i DCI , t 'h _:Jt cb,erle 'wer,ea t I s ; Of-'O"~C:omm,U,D"ilst ca ,ns :p r :i r, at ,o r s f r'olmo,ther 'br,_nlch'es 1 0 : h , e ' M ste'f Con p'iracy ,j

well., They worked u,gcd~IiI::r iin-In' 'C har-mony IbcCHUSC th,cir uh~m(lh=R oa~ . we're th es a m e . n : d . aft le n ,:r 'w'as d i f f i . , c u I ,t t Itl;U nneI I, U P ' r ,m n , t h , e r , . Here is iu~t. brie rmnlimr f the mixture:

' C " , - n A , ch eson (, ' t R ) rHamilr In F:i~h, Ar 'mst ron ,G (C ,PW)As, ' i h ~iow'm,anl , {FR )Ado,lph ,A..Burroush Jr . (C ' I ~ ,BcnJ- ,milD V . - lien ( .FRJL~u8Ilj.n : urrie ( I F I ' . nd .', mmu ni ' )- u rrnan H. D:~ i - ( 1 - "R)L_ wrcncleDu.:gga:n ('C ,FR . nd ommun i S l E )J'olhn ~-'os'h:=' r Dulle (I -"Fit)CLrk -~" E ich 'e 'lb_ r~c 'r .FR)I ~Herbert Fcis ( I F_ ' )

0:-1Field {C'ommu'n~JtJH T O J , d , I G J ser (. .omm.unist)Gr e en H - ckw'orth (? JAl, ~r'Hiss ('CFR nd ommunlst]H ,_ .r y Hopkin, (,- mmunis)Crd U Hull (?)Ph illip Je ssu p ( - = -R )~rvinl- K pi n (Communist)lOW :[1 L ,[[j,more (C R JJohn, IMcCloy ( 'CFR)A 'one H- re _ Cormick (? )L '0 ,P _ yokky (' cFR ). ' i , - r P rlo ommunist]- e lsor R oc k,_ fc Uc r (C FR )'N "th n Gn!:,ory , I ' U ' ermaster (Communist]H r Id assen (C R)- d ,~ C I t i: rdniu s "" J r . . (CFR)- - n I _ T_Y lor I ( ' C R), jlJj_l _,L~u u m , n (Comm jn it? )John I - ter V'inccn't [Communist)H-'o.'ry J u lL n Wa.d],~i lh [Communist)D~lvid Wietntraulb ,(Com'munist)1urnnet ; ',eU (C R )

,H ,~r'- D I _ _ r e f ~ -'h it e ('Iommunm't)_ - _ n f. h , 5' peop le w er impof'ILa:n', in t h ec r anon 1 0 ' E the U _ I~ bu t th e list, i b nome Ins c om .'p le 'te ., -, ir, S : k ' D u : s , e :n i 'n . - f :o ! r m s , u seh ,t ' th, re we re 7 'CFR membe rs in c h ,e,-,me eic n delegatio to the S .an _ I anciscoConf renee, Ho, _ m n

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