Attention all Regional Government/Sustainable Development researchers and others who are unaware of the dangers of regionalism and how it has been used to take away many of our rights guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution.  The Mantooth Report, published for decades by Don Mantooth, a brilliant researcher and writer, warned Americans of the establishment through regionalism of a totalitarian government.   This 1979 issue discusses legislation passed in D.C. and in Indiana and other states related to Gun Controls,  Revenue Sharing, Law Enforcement, Mental Health Clinics, and many other controversial issues.

A famous lerrer giving the historical background regarding the dismissal of General Macarthur... Even in this age of aggressive action by large and organized groups, the" power and force of one individual moved by deep convictions is tremendous. This booklet presents dramatic evidence of the far-reaching effect of such convictions when they lead to inspired action.

The two authors of this book have chosen to study and take sides in the most scandalous fracas of the century. For the intellectual brawl that has evolved around McCarthy is, in fact, just about the most offensive kind of scandal the human intellect can be dragged into a scandal of the mind gone manifestly irresponsible. And the authors contend that this ultimate felony of reason has been committed, not by McCarthy, but by McCarthy's opponents. It is the bold assumption of this book that the incredible Senator Joe McCarthy, who has replaced the weather and even existentialism as the main topic of civilized dinner conversation, actually exists . The two authors, that is to say, chose not to accept the judgment of the day (which, in politics, tends towards fiction); rather, they decided to investigate the mythical Grand Investigator's three dimensional record.

An uncanonical tradition records a question by the Almighty at the entrance to Paradise: "Where wert thou when the Lord God created the world?" Similar reflections cannot be far from the mind of any German who has to look back to-day on twenty-two years of war and revolution, and asks himself the question : "Where wert thou when the German people had to go through a purgatory of twenty-two years?" I answer this question on my own behalf in the following book, which may be regarded as my confession.If,notwithstanding age, ill-health and disgust with politics, I have been able to complete the work, my thanks are wholly due to the help given to me by Fraulein Myriam Becker, whose youthful energy and enthusiasm never failed throughout . It gives me the greatest pleasure to be able to offer her, in this place also, the expression of my gratitude. J. BERNSTORFF

On October 2,1935, the Daily Worker publicly announced that I had joined the Communist party . I had signed my application for membership the previous August, but had been kept waiting until Earl Browder's return from Moscow, when the decision was made whether I should function openly or as a concealed Communist. Several of the Red leaders thought that I should take advantage of my wide acquaintance in the labor movement to act as an undercover member of the party . I did not favor this, and Browder and the Communist International representative, Gerhart Eisler, agreed with me. The immediate reason I became a Communist party member was the adoption of the People's Front policy at the Seventh Congress of the Communist International, held in Moscow in the summer of 1935. I had previously read Lenin and other Communist authorities, and had accepted the Communist viewpoint some years prior to this time; but my experiences in the labor movement, which had been rather extensive, had led me to insist that the Communists' labor tactics and subservience to Moscow were wrong. I favored what I called the "American approach." However, when Georgi Dimitrov, speaking for Stalin at the Seventh Congress, stated that the Communists in each country should have due regard for their respective national traditions, I became converted to the necessity of joining the party.

After Rexford G . Tugwell's "model constitution" was published in The Center Magazine in September, 1970, mail poured into the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions at a record rate. In less than two weeks more than 200 letters had been received from teachers and students inquiring about availability of the Tugwell materials. In response to continuing evidence that the model constitution and the supporting documents can fill a teaching need in courses in government, political science, social science and law, the Center is making this volume available as the first in a series of college readers to be published in collaboration with James E.Freel&Associates.

Africa today looms large in the problems of the world. Laden with mineral wealth and natural resources and strategically situated below Eurasia and between two great oceans, the Atlantic and Indian, it is a prime target of the new colonialism of the twentieth century.--- Africa's indigenous people are newcomers to the civilized world as we know it today. Yet they are riding the great revolution of rising expectations and hold influential voices in the councils of the world.--- In the heart of this emerging continent lies the Congo which is the embodiment of all the wealth and the conflict that characterize Africa itself.--- From that new land there has come one voice that has captivated the imagination of the world. Moise Tshombe, though African to the marrow, understands the western world as well as the ambitions of the new colonialism that comes from the East.

This book is about a German, Otto Strasser; having elbowed myself to the front of the stage in two books, I take the part, in this one, of compere -the man who opens the show, is often seen lurking in the wings while it progresses, and from time to time, between the scenes, comes to the front of the stage to remind you that he is there, that he holds the show together, and that it would not be complete without him. Now that war has come, and the great question which engrossed our thoughts for many years has been answered, new thoughts crowd to the foreground of our minds, and foremost among them, the question, 'What Germany will come of this war?' In the search for the answer to it, Otto Strasser, of whom few people in Britain had heard till war came, becomes a figure of importance.

Dr. Lawrence Dunnegan's speech on March 20, 1969, in which he discusses, from notes Dunnegan took at the time, a speech by Dr. Richard Day, an insider of the "Order". Dunnegan recalls Day's telling his audience about "changes which would be brought about in the next thirty years or so that an entirely new worldwide system would be in operation before the turn of the century." Dr. Day said "We plan to enter the 20th Century with a running start…everything is in place and nobody can stop us now."

Wherever one looks, there is struggle in the United States today . People are on the march . More and more are engaged in struggles for peace, for black and brown liberation, for economic advancement. More and more are seeking fundamental solutions . There is radicalization. There is a growing political Left. Millions are turning against the stale slanders of anti-Communism, used for so long to stifle people's struggles . These millions want to know what this is all about . They are interested in the views of the Communist Party of the United States, which for fifty years has been a current in our country's political life and a significant organizer and participant in people's struggles. Like other Americans, we Communists take pride in the genius and skill of our country's workers, farmers and scientists, who have created the world's most productive industry, the most bountiful agriculture. We take pride in our nation's democratic 'and revolutionary heritage, created by the struggles of our people.

IF ANY reader of this book wonders why a teacher of philosophy should desert the traditional themes to write a work on Fascism, the answer is contained in a statement made by one of the distinguished philosophical journals of Europe, the Philosophische Hefte published in former Czechoslovakia: "Today the issue is not between this or that school of philosophy, but the possibility of the survival of any philosophy at all. The foundations of culture are tottering." Everything depends upon repairing the material and the spiritual basis of life. Under these circumstances, philosophy dare not abstract itself from the political and economic struggles of the present day. No struggle is more crucial than that between Democracy and Fascism.

Having myself been through a social revolution it became steadily clearer to me that the propaganda employed by the dictators in their respective countries was leading to a far more momentous program than was apparent on the surface. When the free press and the rights of free assembly and all other vestiges of individual liberty were finally destroyed in the dictator countries, I became genuinely alarmed. My past boiled into my mind and I saw, dimly at first, but most vividly as time went on, an idealistic boy who desired to destroy a tyrannical old world so that a better one, a world where all could be free and equal and enjoy impartially the fruits of the earth, might be built upon it. That boy had been frustrated and disillusioned, for out of all the Russian struggle for freedom of so many years had come-Stalin. And the man saw that out of poverty and disorganization of the Italian kingdom had come-Mussolini. And the man, again, saw that out of the humiliation and hungry despair of the German Reich had come- Hitler.

The charge will be made that this book is an attack upon religion. If this book be read with merely ordinary carefulness, that charge will stand wholly disproven.--- The Man of Galilee was certainly not open to the charge of being irreligious, yet his scathing criticisms of ecclesiastical leaders, constitute the high-water mark of righteous denunciation.--- The present general uprising against the extrareligious activities of powerful leaders of ecclesiastical organizations and appurtenant societies, is an uprising not of men and women who despise religion, but of men and women who love religion and who earnestly seek to perpetuate the correct interpretation of it, as the only hope for our civilization.

PEOPLE ON OUR SIDE will tell you . . . ABOUT INDIA • The truth about the failure of the Cripps Mission to India. • What the dissenting factions in India are really fighting for. • What the people of India want, and their chances of getting it. ABOUT RUSSIA • The real reasons for the unbreakable spirit of the Russian people. • That the Russian system of government is not turning capitalistic, and why. • What are our bases for friendship with the Soviets in the postwar world. ABOUT CHINA • How Chiang Kai-shek is increasing his power. • What the Chinese Communists are fighting for. • Who runs the Kuomintang

These are my memories of the World War. They are not made from "the records. "They are truly memories-memories recalled, as all memories are, by a word, a thought, a chance sound or a sight, a whiff of air-anything. They are not offered as history. Though sometimes stirred by others' suggestions, they are my own. Begun in the hope of causing no heart-burnings or controversies, in the end this hope has been abandoned for the larger consideration of trying to give to my countrymen a juster understanding than they seem ever to have had of our part in any other foreign war that we have ever waged. Records! I had no time to gather them. All my thought and effort had to be given to the duty of the hour : before the armistice facing the enemy, after the armistice preserving discipline and morale in our own army. R. L. B.

WASHINGTON - Officials In Bonn and Washington are pondering an unorthodox idea that might help preserve not only The NATO alliance but also some domestic U.S. military bases. They want to station German troops in the United States. "If we want to make this a really living, strong alliance, then it should be quite natural to use training facilities of the U.S. Army or Navy or Air Force in this country, just as it is a quite natural thing to have U.S. troops in Germany." said Werner Hoyer, a member of the Bundestag, the lower house of the German parliament.

The late, great John Ashbrook, Congressman from Ohio, whose untimely death robbed America of a rare patriot, contributed this 1976 article regarding the subversive influence of the NEA. He spells out the NEA's internationalist/humanist goals and quotes Catharine Barrett, the President of the NEA, as saying: "School will be a concept…basic skills taught for only one quarter of the day."

The purely political opinions expressed in this book, much as they may interest and command attention, cannot be publicly endorsed by me. One may take a detached view of the world's concerns, and mark the ebb and flow of political forces. From the vantage point afforded by the study of such a life as this, we can watch the tide that has gone on mounting up till it has reached high-water mark during the life of Pius XI, when he is well-nigh spent with his labours to direct the Christian world towards peace in a renewal of religious life. He showed from the beginning of his reign that he understood the world crisis which is upon us ; that it would end, if left to the violent handling of extremists, in utter wreck. As we witness the struggle of right against might, of justice and charity against wrong and hate, the. words of the old Greek chorus ring in our ears "Sing woe I sing woe I but let the good prevail." The battle is stern and deadly the cost, but the undaunted Pius XI, Father of all the faithful, inspires hope and courage; the final triumph, as in the worst periods of the Church's history, will rest with the power of the Cross.

Stories of prison experience in Soviet Russia are not new. In fact the sordid details of nocturnal searches, incarceration in filthy jails, midnight inquisitions, and executions without warning have been made known to English readers through many personal accounts. But the narrative of the present author is unique in several respects and deserves a special place in literature descriptive of Russian conditions. In the first place it gives the only first-hand authentic account of the penal camps of the Far North that has yet appeared. Two or three of those condemned to penal servitude in these camps have, it is true, escaped or been released, but in these cases their stay was brief and came at a time when for special reasons the severity of the regime was relaxed. The present author is the only man, so far as I am aware, who has undergone the actual experiences of these penal camps and lived to tell the tale. George Kitchin is a gentleman of education and culture and an able and successful business executive. His social standing and business reputation were above reproach. The authenticity of his account is implicit in the narrative. As will be seen in his story, he had the good fortune after a time to be assigned clerical work in the office of the penal camp administration. This undoubtedly saved his life and it also gave him a unique opportunity to observe the inner workings of the OGPU organization.

The Great October Socialist Revolution ushered in a new era in the history of mankind, the era of the downfall of capitalism and the establishment of communism. Socialism has triumphed in the Soviet Union and has achieved decisive victories in the People's Democracies; socialism has become the practical cause of hundreds of millions of people, and the banner of the revolutionary movement of the working class throughout the world.

The administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt reveals itself.

Adapted and illustrated from the motion picture commissioned by the Lutheran Church, written by Allan Sloane, and produced in Germany by Lothar Wolff Selected as the Best Motion Picture of the Year by the Exceptional Films Committee of the National Board of Review, and winner of numerous awards in the United States and abroad, the powerful film Question 7 is based on actual incidents and on documents drawn from the Soviet Zone of Germany during the past decade. Its exciting story of the temptations and struggles of conscience behind the Iron Curtain is now admirably told in this excellent novel by Robert E.A. Lee, Executive Secretary of Lutheran Film Associates. Re-creating all the drama, tension, and profound impact of the film, the novel depicts the experiences of Pastor Gottfried and his wife, of their young, sensitive son Peter whose talent for music is exploited to pressure him into compromise and betrayal, and of his shy girl friend who shares their anguish. It also clearly reveals the subtle tactics of Communist teachers, of the scheming Communist Party officials, and of all the cruel forces brought to bear against young people and their parents . This very timely novel speaks with urgency to every citizen, especially every young citizen, of the Free World.

QUEST OF A HEMISPHERE is a factual American history written from documents, manuscripts, journals, diaries, letters, newspapers, and rare books in the Library of Congress, National Archives, Henry E . Huntington Library and Art Gallery, Pan American Union, and private collections of Americana . Although QUEST OF A HEMISPHERE is basically a history of the United States, the title indicates that events in neighboring countries, vitally affecting the way of life in this nation, are interwoven chronologically into the text. By recording the varied political, social, and economic history of both Americas, the point of view becomes hemispherical. Illustrations feature the art of historical periods - reproductions of sketches and paintings, portraits of famous men by artists of their time, and copies of documents in the original style of printing . Legends are vital history, serving to supplement the text. In narrative style, each chapter renders a factual account of the struggle, achievement, and vision of the peoples who forged new nations in the Western Hemisphere. Who were they? Why did they come? Where did they go? What did they do? What destiny were they seeking? That is the story in this book .

The present Status of the Revolutionary Movement in the United States based on documents seized by the authorities in the raid upon the Convention of the Communist Party at Bridgman, Michigan, Aug. 22, 1922, together with descriptions of numerous connections and associations of the Communists among the Radicals, Progressives and Pinks.

They were discussing the Five-Year Plan. Among those present were intellectuals primarily interested in the idea of a planned society as a remedy for the current economic crisis. Others were more interested in the Russian experiment from the standpoint of communism or socialism. The group was listening to the author of a recently published book on the Soviet economic system who had spent several months in Russia last year. The speaker was conveying his views with emphasis.

This book, written in 1965,  is one heck of a spy thriller! It retains its significance due to  continued spying in the 21st Century by the Russians and Chinese not only stationed at the UN but elsewhere in the United States.  The author states:  “It is the purpose of this book to focus America's and the world's attention on Soviet and satellite nation espionage as it emanates from the UN, and especially to show, by case histories obtained from the FBI, the State Department, the United Nations, and other sources,how the Russians operate this clandestine operation.”

In the present work we see this whole story brilliantly described and proved by one of the major exponents of the subversive take over of the world, Christian G . Rakovsky, one of the founders of Soviet Bolshevism and also a victim of the show trials. Just before the last war under Stalin. This is a document of historical importance and nobody who wants to be well-informed should fail to read and recommend it. Not to know the thesis here described is to know and understand nothing concerning the chief events and prospects of our time.

How will religion impact government and foreign policy in the 21st century? This joint paper, prepared by the World Academy of Art and Science and the Forward Study Unit of the European Commission was presented to representatives from various Foreign Offices of European countries in preparation for the "Brussels Seminar, "May 26, 1998, as a way of thinking about Europe's approach to "Religion and Governance."

Following is the partial conclusion of a high level two and a half year study regarding the benefits and drawbacks of sustainable peace. This book is related to the meetings and their content.---...Lasting peace, while not theoretically impossible, is probably unattainable; even if it could be achieved it would almost certainly not be in the best interests of a stable society to achieve it. That is the gist of what they say. Behind their qualified academic language runs this general argument: War fills certain functions essential to the stability of our society; until other ways of filling them are developed, the war system must be maintained and improved in effectiveness.

"Conclusions and Recommendations for the Social Studies", funded by the tax-exempt Carnegie Corporation of New York, published in 1934, is the most important report ever written on the future of American education. All its recommendations and its philosophy are an intrinsic part of education in the United States today. Professor Harold Laski, a philosopher of British socialism, said of this report: "At bottom, and stripped of its carefully neutral phrases, the report is an educational program for a 'Socialist America'. One excerpt from this important report reads "The implications for education are clear and imperative: (a) the efficient functioning of the emerging economy and the full utilization of its potentialities require profound changes in the attitudes and outlook of the American people, especially the rising generation--a complete and frank recognition that the old order is passing, that the new order is emerging, (pp. 34-35).

Even if Stalin were to be murdered tomorrow, and even if his successors were to repudiate Socialism, Socialism would not cease to be a danger, and the Russian Experiment, which has endured for more than twenty years in a country whose area equals one-fifth of the land surface of the earth, would still deserve the most careful study. The inexhaustable natural resources of Soviet Russia have provided her Rulers with a unique opportunity to prove the superiority of Socialism to Capitalism. It is therefore the duty not only of historians and economists, but of all who are concerned for the well-being of their fellow men, to study the history of the Russian experiment and to profit by the experience gained in the Russian laboratory.

IMMEDIATELY after Franklin D . Roosevelt's death, virtually everyone who was in any way associated with him received offers from editors and publishers to write memoirs-and it is by now a matter of record that most of these offers were accepted . I doubt that there have ever been so many books written so soon about the life and times of any one man. I myself had no intention of adding to the burden on the library shelves. I had some wonderful, ineradicable memories and an unorganized assortment of notes from the years 1940 -1945, and I intended to put these down in more or less haphazard form to be contributed to the Roosevelt Library at Hyde Park and filed there for whatever use future biographers might be able to make of them, for I knew how much of our knowledge of Abraham Lincoln has depended on chance bits of recollection written down by comparatively unimportant contemporaries.

This United Nations document is quite an eye-opener since it contradicts what the major media has for decades been telling its listeners/readers, i.e., that the Soviet Union/Russia and China were at loggerheads and had no interest in working together.  Note use by these two totalitarian countries  of communese language: “peaceful, stable, just, and rational new international order”.    Excerpt follows:
7 . Mankind is on the threshold of a new era . The peoples of all countries are faced with the increasingly urgent question of the kind of international order they will live under in the next century . The Parties call on all countries to engage in an active dialogue on the establishment of a peaceful, stable, just and rational new international order, and they are prepared to take part in a joint discussion of any constructive proposals to this end .
FOR THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION : FOR THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA :
(Signed) B . YELTSIN
(Signed) JIANG Zemin

(See Volume I under same title)
A Comprehensive Account of upwards of One Hundred and Sixty Secret Organisations-Religious, Political, and Social-from the most Remote Ages down to the Present Time Embracing the Mysteries of Ancient India, China, Japan, Egypt, Mexico,
Peru, Greece, and Scandinavia, the Cabbalists, Early Christians, Heretics, Assassins, Thugs, Templars, the Vehm and Inquisition, Mystics, Rosicrucians, Illuminati, Freemasons, Skopzi, Camorristi, Carbonari, Nihilists, Fenians, French, Spanish, And other Mysterious Sects
BY CHARLES WILLIAM HECKETHORN IN TWO VOLUMES
VOL. II NEW EDITION THOROUGHLY REVISED AND GREATLY ENLARGED
LONDON, GEORGE REDWAY 1897

Extraordinary document published in ”Today’s Education”, the journal of the National Education Association, September-October 1976 edition. Requests made to the NEA for copies of this document have often been countered with “No such document exists or was ever published.” Fortunately a public school teacher had a copy. Although difficult to read in some parts, it exposes the NEA’s agenda and also that of the top change agents, educators and heads of multinational corporations, including Council on Foreign Relations members. In other words, it exposes the fact that at the top the NEA is in bed with the international corporate sector and, interestingly enough, supports the neoconservative agenda for publicly funded school choice (charter schools). This document also set the official national/international education agenda and included the following Seven Cardinal Principles, a rewriting of the original 1918 Cardinal Principles: (1) Health; (2) Command of Fundamental Processes; (3) Worthy Home Membership; (4) Vocation; (5) Citizenship; (6) Worthy Use of Leisure; and (7) Ethical Character.

This book deals with the history of nuclear weaponry and it's role in the global race for power. General Graham does a very good job explaining the international attitudes of the US and foreign governments regarding the deployment and result of nuclear weapons. He also was involved with the "Star Wars" program during the 80's.

Friends, Americans, Patriots, I most earnestly commend the article below to your attention and study. It is one of the most important articles you are likely to read (or reject and erase if you choose to ignore reality) which is likely to come to your awareness today or any time soon . While the article prints out to eleven pages, it will be to your benefit to make a hard copy so that you may read it and re-read it in coming days . If you wish to see a "blue-print" of just how our society and world has been gotten into the mess we see all around us today, THIS will show you what has happened, is happening and WILL happen unless every one of us gets involved in turning things around. I have said for years that this country is on the right road --- we are simply going in the WRONG direction on that road! Our forefathers defined the road and pointed the way we should go. Tragically, we have allowed the ungodly (and I use the term deliberately) to stop our progress in the direction they pointed out and have got us stampeding in the direction of slavery rather than the direction of freedom. We CAN turn this progress around but only if each of us gets involved actively in the education process and then enlists others in the process as well. Albert Burns

The following extract from a recorded debate between Congressman Richard L. Ottinger, Director, United States Committee on the United Nations, and Archibald E. Roberts, Lt. Col. AUS, ret., Director, Committee to Restore the Constitution, at the Little Theatre, West Chester County Center, White Plains, NY, 26 Sept 1969, reveals the terrible power of the United Nations Security Council to commit U.S. Military forces to battle, anywhere in the world.

There is the program-the plan of Professor Weishaupt, the founder of "Illuminism" from which came the Marxian Serpent that is leaving its slimy trail across our literature of today.---That is why the author of "Sinister Shadows" knows the Book will be decried. The order will go out and "decry it." America, however, has a way of making up its own mind when facts are in her possession. She does not need the assistance of critics who "decry" everything not lending itself to destructive propaganda.

I never thought the Marxian philosophy scientific, and I had begun to formulate my objections to it in some articles in the old Masses long before the Russian revolution. When I went to Russia in 1922 to study the Bolshevik experiment at first hand, I found this philosophy established as a state religion and bowed down to on all sides with Byzantine obsequiousness. This seemed to contrast strangely with the intensely practical, experimental, and in many ways skeptical, good sense of Lenin. I was enamored of that practical good sense.

This volume is one of a series of "Readings in Leninism." Each book consists of a collection of articles and extractstaken almost exclusively from the works of Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stalin-dealing with a basic question of Leninist theory.

U.S. Congress testimony of the late Dr. Bella Dodd, former head of the Education Department of the Communist Party, USA, after her expulsion from the party in 1949.  See her book “School of Darkness”, an entry on this website.   An important excerpt from the hearings follows which explains first-hand how the Communist Party USA goes after anyone who questions communist activities, especially those related to the public schools of America. 
Dr. DODD. The Communist Party knew how to fight very effectively against anyone who touched the Communist movement . If anyone tried to attack the Communist movement, the Communist Party immediately went among the liberals, among its allies, and on various bases got the support and help of these people to smear and to isolate the person who was hurting Communists.

BY DECREE ISSUED IN BERLIN MARCH 12,1933 THE Nazi banner together with that of the Old Empire was proclaimed the flag of Germany. Upon it was inscribed the Swastika symbolizing hatred of the Jew and in that sign the new German Government, with Hitler at its head, declared and is waging official and relentless war upon 600,000 of its own citizens.

The Cox Committee Congressional Hearings related to the Investigation of the Tax Exempt Foundations, 1952 ( incredible sworn testimony regarding treason on all fronts) Copies of these records of the hearings were scooped up by the foundations in order to keep this information from the American people.

First half of The Reece Committee Congressional Hearings related to the Investigation of the Tax Exempt Foundations, 1953-54 ( incredible sworn testimony regarding treason on all fronts) Copies of these records of the hearings were scooped up by the foundations in order to keep this information from the American people.

Part two of The Reece Committee Congressional Hearings related to the Investigation of the Tax Exempt Foundations, 1953-54 ( incredible sworn testimony regarding treason on all fronts) Copies of these records of the hearings were scooped up by the foundations in order to keep this information from the American people.

The Reece Committee Congressional Hearings related to the Investigation of the Tax Exempt Foundations, 1953-54 ( incredible sworn testimony regarding treason on all fronts) Copies of these records of the hearings were scooped up by the foundations in order to keep this information from the American people.

To Members of the House Small Business Committee: I am transmitting herewith for the consideration of the Select Committee on Small Business an interim report covering our study of the impact of tax-exempt foundations and charitable trusts on our economy-dealing, in part, with foundation-controlled enterprises in competition with taxpaying businessmen. This study embraces 534 foundations and charitable trusts.

Contrary to some reports and rumors, there has not been any improvement in the situation of the Jews of Germany. Indeed, the events of the past year show that the men now in control of the government are determined to go forward with the completion of the program begun in April 1933, of degrading the Jews and Christians of Jewish descent to a status beneath that of aliens.

The Declaration to support the Jewish National enterprise followed the military penetration of Palestine during the successful campaign inaugurated by Great Britain in the late summer and the autumn of 1917. This pledge was published on behalf of the British Government by the Honorable Arthur J. Balfour, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in his letter to Lord Rothschild, on November second of that year. Since that time, Great Britain has proceeded with the consummation of her purpose by effecting the complete military occupation of Palestine and by the installation of the Zionist Commission, which administers, under British protection, the affairs of Jewish Palestine.

This book has been held up by the Censor for more than two years. From my own standpoint, this has turned out to be an advantage, so far as its prospect of usefulness goes. Now, more than ever before, Europeans and Americans are prepared to consider the relations of the white races to Asiatics as demanding very careful study . That Japan should be fully represented at the Peace Conference, as one of the Great Powers of the world, and that China and India, with their joint population of some 700,000,000 people, should claim the right to make themselves heard at the same gathering, of the nations, are events which cannot be overlooked. Asia, indeed, seems destined to play a still greater put in the future than she has played in the past. It is important, therefore, for the English-speaking peoples, to whom I primarily address myself, that they should recognise this at once. Self-determination and justice for all races cannot, be confined to Europe or America.

THE purpose of this book is to present to the American people, first, the great movement which brought Russia to the Revolution of March, 1917, and then, as far as possible by documents, the development of the Revolution from March up to date . The Revolution of March, 1917, was the outcome of a great movement which started a century ago, immediately after the Napoleonic War, and in which the best representatives of Russia's mind and soul participated from generation to generation. The first revolutionary uprising in Russia was the so-called "Decembrist" revolt, on December 14, 1825, organized by a small group of young officers who, visiting Paris in 1814, had become infected with the ideas of the Great French Revolution. Five Decembrists were executed, the others were exiled to Siberia . When Russia's greatest national poet, Pushkin, sent his greeting to the exiled Decembrists, they answered him from Siberia, "The spark will burst into flame." This prophesy has been fulfilled . While in 1825 it was only a small group of young idealists who rose in revolt against absolutism, by 1905 great masses were engaged in open conflict with Tzarism, and in March, 1917, the entire people, through a swift and almost blodless Revolution, entered upon a new life.

Knowing that most of the people cannot spend a large amount of their time searching for the facts, the author of this volume has sought to present his own findings and those of many other investigators in succinct form under the title, The Bleeding of America. The aim is to provide an original synthesis to show how the United States of America has been consistently thwarted and bled since the end of World War II and even during it. The writer is constantly being reminded of the wide need for this volume as he is asked, for example, "Why did we suffer more than 360,000 casualties in Indochina without invading and vanquishing North Vietnam?" Or, "What was the aim of the national news media or a particular newspaper in what appeared to be a belligerently no-victory attitude?" Or, "What is or who are behind the debasement of the dollar?"

THE speeches delivered at the Seventh Congress of the Comintern, and the motions there and then adopted, clearly delineated the international position of Communism today. It is now easy to trace the windings of the spiralshaped action that has been developing for the last eighteen years, and ever since gaining more strength and power to impel the world towards further confusion. The basis of that spiral is the scheme of international relations. The German Empire tenderly welcomed Communism when it was in its cradle ; the Weimar politicians made a precious ally of that youthful prodigy, and availed themselves of this alliance to threaten other nations with the possibility of a German-Sovietic coalition. There was an interval of respite when Hindenburg was elected President of the Reich. The German Government proposed to the French Government (according to the German press reports) to effect a final reconciliation between the two leading countries of the Continent and to cold-shoulder Moscow as the source of universal trouble . But the radical French Government, having no confidence in those obnoxious " Prussian Junkers," believed more readily the promises and compliments of the Soviet diplomats. Forgetting the danger of such stratagems, the French Government found it quite fascinating to revenge itself on its antagonists by using their own methods against them.

It is a great pleasure to me to introduce the public to Dr. Laurie's valuable book on modern Germany. He is best known to the world as a brilliant scientist, but he has found time in the intervals of his work to pursue with ardour the task upon which every sensible member of the British and German races should be engaged-namely the establishment of good relations and a better understanding between these two great nations. Dr Laurie knows full well that this friendship is the keystone to peace in Europe-nay, in the whole world . He is one of the small group who founded the Association known as "The Link", whose sole aim is to get Britons and Germans to know and understand one another better. He is one of the most zealous workers in this good cause in the country . He writes of the National Socialist movement with knowledge and great sympathy . The particular value of this book lies in the fact that it is written by a foreigner, who cannot be accused of patriotic excess in his interpretation of the great work done by Herr Hitler and his associates. I recommend this volume with confidence to all people who are genuinely impressed with the desire to understand one of the greatest-and most bloodless-revolutions in history. BARRY DOMVILE Robin's Tree 8th May 1939.

THOSE who have studied their history must at times have been astonished at the ease with which popular movements, honest and sincere in themselves, have been manipulated by clever and unscrupulous men to their own personal advantage or to further their own political aspirations. The people have throughout the ages presented a pathetic spectacle. Time and again they have been used with most barefaced effrontery as a means of producing results which they themselves never desired. Indeed, in many cases, they have suffered terribly from their own achievements. Nothing is more pitiful than the persistent betrayal of the people by their leaders and nothing more splendid than the people's refusal to believe it . In earlier history popular movements were difficult to create and direct unless they were purely local. Kings, princes, governors stood between the masses and their exploiters . Distances, too, were great in the days before railways, and communication was difficult. But, roughly speaking, the people were prevented by established authority from being victimised. To-day all that is changed, and we now live in an age which will be known, perhaps, in history as the age of the exploitation of the people.

May, 1957 issue of The Communist magazine, "A magazine of theory and practice of Marxism-Leninism published by the Communist Party of the USA." This issue carries an article "The Schools and the People's Front" which states in part: "The schools are community centers which bring together the broadest strata of the population; discusses role of the labor unions in American education, especially the AFT…states "the universal Catholic Church had been broken up in the process of the bourgeois revolutions; thus great numbers had been liberated from any well coordinated institution for the indoctrination of the minds of the populace with ideas conducive to peaceful submission to the ruling class…" It also states "The dissatisfaction with the present on the part of many educators may be lead in either of two directions – either backward toward scholasticism or forward toward Marxism." And … "The purpose is to guide and direct that spirit of rebelliousness which already exists. This means to root ourselves in the lives of the students." This article clearly explains the role of communism in the alienation of young people from traditional American values and religion.

Economic and psychological weapons rather than the launching of a third world war comprise the current Communist program for world conquest, General Albert C . Wedemeyer warned in a consultation with the Committee on Un-American Activities. One of the top strategic planners of World War II, General Wedemeyer was present at many international conferences as adviser to the President. He attended the conferences in Washington, London, Cairo, Quebec, and Casablanca before going to China as theater commander in 1944 .

Superb short history of the role of the tax-exempt foundations, especially Carnegie Corporation, in the transformation of American education from an emphasis on learning to workforce training.  The following excerpt deals with the present implementation of the system of Outcomes Based Education which was piloted by the Carnegie Corporation in the nineteen thirties and referred to as“The Eight-Year Study”. Some of the plotters realized at the turn of this century that the schools could be used to their advantage, to train workers without improving their minds . Under the cover of aiding education, endowments were established and part of the ill-gotten gains from our confiscated wealth was used to exert influence over the educational hierarchy which controls the kind of education the tax-supported schools provide.

Seldom has a major nation come closer to the brink of disaster and yet recovered than did Brazil in its recent triumph over Red subversion. The communist drive for domination-marked by propaganda, infiltration, terror-was moving in high gear. Total surrender seemed imminent-- and then the people said No! This dramatic and illuminating account not only tells of a people's determined defense of their freedom, it provides a blueprint for action by concerned citizens in other nations threatened by communism.

This book is about the latest phase of the World-War Plot and its Consequences, for Europe and for us. It was first published as a pamphlet under the title of "Czecho Slovakia" during the recent crisis, and was written immediately after my return from a tour in Central Europe. As the result of requests from some Members of Parliament and some friends who wished to have in a handy form, before the national crisis was debated in Parliament, some inside information as well as access to sources and documents not easily procurable or available, the pamphlet was compiled tinder circumstances of great difficulty within the space of a very few days. The second, and much enlarged, edition now called for meets a wider need. It provides, on the one hand, an historical record in which the seeds of the present world situation are traced back to the balance of European powers at the time of the Treaty of Berlin in 1878, and on the other reveals some of those hidden undercurrents that run beneath the diplomatic and political records of the present and past which still threaten us with catastrophe and disaster, unless we are in a position to recognise and understand their meaning . Since the end of the World War I have devoted myself to the related studies of anthropology, agriculture, the science of population and of international affairs. In their pursuit I have made frequent visits, sometimes on university lecture tours, to Germany, France, Spain, Belgium, Poland, and Czecho-Slovakia, as well as to other countries. In 1936 I visited Spain after the outbreak of the Civil War. The same year found me studying the minority problems in Czecho-Slovakia. Events in these two countries have been closely connected and are linked with events in France and England.

The autocratic government of the Romanoffs was destroyed by its own tyranny and corruption. The great masses of the peasantry and the laboring class were sunk in poverty, misery and ignorance . Any attempts to ameliorate their condition were met with opposition and repression. Hundreds, nay thousands, of the noblest men and women of Russia's intelligentsia who, in their sympathy with the oppressed, risked their life and liberty to open the eyes of the people through education, were branded as traitors and revolutionists and were imprisoned in the Russian jails or exiled to the wilds of Siberia. A few of them escaped to the more liberal countries of Europe and America, where they made a name for themselves in science and literature and exposed the conditions under which the rest of their countrymen lived. The Jews, even those who attended to their own business and took no part in politics, were specially singled out as a people for persecution and oppression . Their rights were restricted, freedom of movement was denied to them, and a pale of settlement, a veritable ghetto on a large scale, was established to which, with few exceptions, all Jews were confined under pain of arrest and punishment . This resulted in a wide-spread movement of opposition to the existing government shared in equally by Jew and Gentile. Nihilism, anarchism, social revolution, terrorism, were the various party names adopted by the opponents of the government, and despite the ruthless efforts of the powers that be to suppress it, the movement spread during the greater part of the nineteenth century and constituted a menace to the Czaristic regime.

By a curious convention, almost invariably observed until recently, the history of England was brought to an abrupt conclusion with the battle of Waterloo. The idea was, I suppose, similar to that which required that a fairy tale should end with the words: "And they lived happily ever after." In point of fact, the history of England as a world power, instead of ending, begins with the battle of Waterloo, or thereabouts. The last chapter in our school histories is really the first in the annals of England as a factor of importance in world affairs, and what goes before is of the nature of a prologue or preface....

The chapters of this book were written as papers to be discussed at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. This was a continuing project and was contributed to not only by the Senior Fellows of the Center but by many Visiting Fellows during several years. After discussion the papers were revised and gradually assumed their present form.--- The papers were the background for a succession of constitutional models. These served to focus and to make more precise the constitutional changes believed to be necessary after nearly two hundred years. There were frequent modifications of the model, and the number of revisions grew to forty. Still more are in prospect to meet the criteria of the papers.

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