Here in the reality of socialism you have a tiny oligarchical clique at the top, usually numbering no more than three percent of the total population, controlling the total wealth, total production and the very lives of the other ninety-seven percent. For reasons that become obvious as you read this book, it will not be reviewed in all the proper places or be available on your local book stand. The lesson of this book: All freedom-loving people must read any extremist tome with skepticism, and challenge the author with the facts. Psychological problems are also involved in inducing people to look at the evidence concerning the Insiders.

It is good to know and understand these ideas but your thinking needs to evolve and you need to look at other viewpoints. Since I was already knowledgable about most of Allen's revelations, what I found most interesting was his description of what conspiracy is, how and why people plot it, how others look for it, and how still others react to the people trying to expose it. I mean how long since you've voted for someone you actually strongly support and not " the lesser of two evils"?The American people must act now according to the information that Gary provided to have a chance to save the Republic.

I assume this is to eliminate open-minded readers who are naturally predisposed to disagree and bore those looking to have some laughs at the tinfoil hat crowd's expense. By sheer volume, the "experts" will try to ridicule you out of investigating for yourself as to whether or not the information in this book is true. American conservative journalist, he contributed to magazines such as Conservative Digest and American Opinion. Well, I know that use of the word conspiracy usually causes most people to roll their eyes and start to edge away from the person with whom they were conversing. His book is an excellent example of a synthesis of right-wing populism and conspiracy, that still has its supporter today.At first it will receive little publicity and those whose plans are exposed in it will try to kill it by the silent treatment. Product arrived matching the specifications I requested but also matched the photographs and item description. I wish that every citizen of every country in the free world and every slave behind the Iron Curtain might read this book. After the initial publication that I read years ago, I recently reread the book and see that all he has said is coming to pass. Schmitz of California's 35th congressional district, the nominee of the American Independent Party in the 1972 U.

Despite the fact that it was written several decades ago, its relevance is probably more important now than ever. You could easily just insert the word "globalism" where Allen speaks of "communism" or "socialism" in this book and it doesn't seem dated at all. When one discusses the machinations of these men, Liberals usually respond by saying, "But don't you think they mean well? Many details are given in a historical narrative that, if true, would alarm anyone who loves this country. In addition the establishment has suppressed extensive evidence of a still, flat earth; Antarctica is 30 degrees colder than the arctic and does not get 24hour sunlight.And this short book/long-essay makes one very uncomfortable, because it forms an unlikely solidarity with the Republican mainstream of the late 60s - early 70s. He wrote it because he came across a scary truth and the evidence to back it up and felt a deep responsibility to share the truth of what going on "behind the scenes" in politics. The ultimate goal of all these groups is to centralize wealth and power into the hands of a very small number of American and British banking elites. Gary Allen set out to disprove this theory and ended up finding all the documentation and proof to change his mind. The thing is that there is some truth woven in, which means that some of those people are very much on the same page when it comes to the idea that dems and republicans are the same and concentration of power is dangerous.

This book is a great way to get started on this journey of discovery as it is short and simply written; you don't need to be a History major to understand what is discussed! They are even telling you that being against the conspiracy is antisemitic, maybe you should just believe them? His "fourteen signposts to slavery" include such Patriot Act staples as "detention of individuals without judicial process" and "any attempt to restrict freedom of movement within the United States. In retrospect they have shifted gears a little, now fusing the worst elements of capitalism with ideas of universalist/oneness of all men and social controls of communism/socialism. In this manner one is threatened with loss of "social respectability" if he dares broach the idea that there is organization behind any of the problems currently wracking America.The word "conspiracy" has gotten a lot of bad press; it is an idea which has been targeted for ridicule. It consistently claims that there are no coincidences in politics, and mocks those who believe in coincidences as "accidentalists". Allen spends a few chapters building up all of the straw man arguments needed to smooth over the holes in his logic. It is a discussion of the left-right political spectrum and how it can lead to misunderstanding about the aims of various political philosophies.