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Wow! Mr. Kingsbury, what a report. Thanks alot. Did you write this, or who
is the author. Many thanks again. Jim Condit Jr.
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> Subject: [CTRL] THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION
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> from: http://watch.pair.com/heritage.html
>
>
> The Heritage Foundation
>
> Power Elites
>
> A.K. Chesterton once said: "The proper study of political mankind
> is the study of power elites, without which nothing that happens
> could be understood."
>
> He added: "These elites, preferring to work in private, are rarely
> found posed for photographers, and their influence upon events has
> therefore to be deduced from what is known of the agencies they
> employ."
>
> Chesterton described those agencies: "Their goal was to work
> through such agencies, and financial support received from one or
> other or all three big American foundations -- Rockefeller,
> Carnegie, and Ford -- provides an infallible means of recognizing
> them."
>
> The Rockefellers made $200,000,000.00 from World War I. Henry
> Kissinger's brother Walter heads the Allen Group. The super-
> wealthy (with the exception of some Du Ponts and the Fords) have
> long supported the Republican Party -- the party of plutocratic
> oligarchy. "If not kings themselves, they are king-makers." They
> have quick access to the White House no matter who is President.
> Other super-rich, such as the Rockefellers, affiliate with the
> Democratic Party. Politics in the U.S., no matter what party, is
> under the control of the super-rich, large corporations and the
> international bankers.
>
> A.K. Chesterton said in Candour: "At times Capitalism and Communism
> would appear to be in conflict, but this writer is confident that
> their interests are in common and will eventually merge for
> one-world control. That policy outlined previously in Woodrow
> Wilson's Point Six has never been dropped.
>
> "Capitalism and Communism, in terms of power, are merely their twin
> mechanisms to destroy the sovereignty of Christian nations. They
> will merge them into the projected super-state, where their
> financial power will exercise full sway and masterdom through that
> monopoly of atomic energy which is being sought with such feverish
> and fiendish persistence. They are selling us into slavery and
> using our material resources for their own nefarious world-wide
> purposes. To say that in exposing their plans for world domination
> we are playing the Kremlin's game is to act as an unconscious agent
> of Christendom's betrayal." (1)
>
>
> Paul Weyrich
>
> Paul Weyrich is considered by conservative Powers That Be as the
> most powerful man in American politics today. Weyrich founded the
> immensely influential conservative think tank, Heritage Foundation,
> in 1973 with funding from Joseph Coors of the Coors beer empire and
> Richard Mellon-Scaife, heir of the Carnegie-Mellon fortune. (2)
>
> http://www.heritage.org/
>
> Over the past 25 years, Heritage has also been funded by private
> foundations such as Pew Charitable Trust which has also funded many
> GOALS 2000 initiatives. William Greider's bestseller, Who Will
> Tell the People: The Betrayal of American Democracy reveals other
> benefactors: "Not withstanding its role as 'populist' spokesman,
> Weyrich's organization, for instance, has received grants from
> Amoco, General Motors, Chase Manhattan Bank [David Rockefeller] and
> right-wing foundations like Olin and Bradley." (3)
>
> Paul Weyrich served as President of Heritage Foundation until 1974
> when he founded the Committee for the Survival of a Free Congress
> (which he heads today as the Free Congress Foundation). Heritage
> Foundation guided the Reagan administration during its period of
> transition and Joe Coors served in the President's "Kitchen
> Cabinet." During its first year, the Reagan administration adopted
> fully two-thirds of the recommendations of Heritage's Mandate for
> Leadership: Policy Management in a Conservative Administration.
>
> John Saloma's Ominous Politics, refers to Heritage as a "shadow
> government" noting that "[Heritage President] (Edwin) Feulner also
> served on the Reagan transition executive committee (fourteen other
> Heritage staff and board members also had transition appointments),
> but declined to join the administration." (4)
>
> A 1995 Wall Street Journal observed the formidable influence of the
> Heritage Foundation on government policies since the Reagan era:
>
> "WASHINGTON -- With the Republicans' rise to control Congress,
> think-tank power in the nation's capital has shifted to the
> right. And no policy shop has more clout than the
> conservative Heritage Foundation.
>
> "When GOP congressional staffers met in June with conservative
> leaders to help map current legislative efforts to cut federal
> funding for left-leaning advocacy groups, the closed-door
> meeting took place at Heritage headquarters. The group's
> involvement wasn't unusual. 'Heritage is without question the
> most far-reaching conservative organization in the country in
> the war of ideas.' House Speaker Newt Gingrich said early
> this year.
>
> "Think tanks have long churned out studies that have wound up
> in official policy proposals. During Democratic times of
> power, the more liberal Brookings Institution has been a
> leading player here. Now, the 21-year-old Heritage
> Foundation, which rose to prominence in the Reagan years,
> is taking academic involvement to a new level.
>
> "Over the first 100 days of the current GOP Congress, Heritage
> scholars testified before lawmakers 40 times -- more than any
> other organization, Hill staffers say. Its scholars are
> credited by congressional members and staff as key architects
> of the House-passed welfare-overhaul plan and with inspiring
> some provisions in the GOP balanced-budget plan. 'They talk
> to me sometimes 12 times a week,' said Heritage budget analyst
> Scott Hodge earlier this year, explaining his ties to the
> staff of the House Budget Committee. 'We -- I mean House
> members -- are putting together a final list of cuts.'" (5)
>
>
>
> Nazi Connections
>
>
> Paul Weyrich - considered the architect and mainstay of the
> conservative revolution - calls for "reclaiming the culture" and
> a "second American Revolution." A look at the inflammatory,
> extremist rhetoric with racial and Inquisitorial overtones on the
> Free Congress web site should alarm Christians as to Weyrich's real
> intent:
>
> NEXT REVOLUTION
>
> http://www.fcref.org/Donate/nr.htm
>
> "Are we on the verge of a second American Revolution? In the
> old Soviet Union, the government seemed all-powerful -- until
> one day it fell.
>
> "Next Revolution is one of the most radical -- and most
> popular -- programs on America's Voice. Each week, hosts Bill
> Lind and Brad Keena say what people are thinking but are often
> afraid to say: that the cultural Marxism of Political
> Correctness is destroying our country, that "multicultural"
> nations break apart in civil war, and that uncontrolled
> immigration and rising crime are turning America into a Third
> World nation. They ask the "forbidden" questions: is real
> reform still possible, or will a new Revolution be necessary
> to restore America's traditional -- and very successful --
> culture? Is the United States Government still a legitimate
> government? Is "racism" the real problem or do cries of
> racism arise as a result of bad behavior by minority groups?"
>
>
> VICTORIA
>
> http://www.fcref.org/Donate/victoria.htm
>
> "Can America in fact go the way of Bosnia? Is 'Civil War II'
> part of our future? Is that what it will take to rescue our
> culture? Bill Lind is now working to answer these questions
> in a book-length version of Victoria -- a novel in the form of
> a 'future memoir' that will rock and shock the 'Politically
> Correct' Establishment...
>
> "She was not a particularly bad bishop. She was, in fact,
> quite typical of Episcopal bishops of the first quarter of the
> 2lst-century -- agnostic, compulsively political and radical,
> and given to placing a small idol of Isis on the altar when
> she said the Communion service. By 2037, when she was tried,
> convicted and burned for heresy, she had outlived her era.
> By that time only a handful of Episcopalians still recognized
> female clergy, and it would have been easy enough to let the
> old fool rant out her final years in obscurity. But we are a
> people who do our duty.
>
> "I well remember the crowd that gathered for the execution --
> solemn, but not sad, relieved that at last, after so many
> years of humiliation, the majority had taken back the culture.
> Civilization had recovered its nerve. The flames that soared
> above the lawn before the Maine statehouse that August
> afternoon were, as the bishopess herself might have said,
> liberating."
>
> Weyrich is a Melkite Greek Catholic whose personal background
> abounds with ties to Nazi collaborators and neo-fascist
> organizations. These well-documented facts do not seem to concern
> the U.S. Government, whose agencies have also been infiltrated by
> post World War II Nazi emigres.
>
> In the 1970s, Weyrich and Coors made appointments and set up
> political contacts on Capitol Hill for Franz Joseph Strauss,
> Bavarian head of state who helped emigre Nazi collaborators.
> Another fascist, Roger Pearson, writer and organizer for the Nazi
> Northern League of northern Europe, joined the editorial board of
> Policy Review, the monthly Heritage publication in 1977. The Coors
> Connection notes in a caption under an illustration of Pearson's
> Eugenics And Race: "Dr. Roger Pearson's racialist theories are
> circulated worldwide by neo-Nazi and white supremacist
> organizations." (6)
>
> Pearson was brought to the U.S. in 1965 by Willis Carto, founder of
> the neo-fascist Institute for Historical Review (which denies the
> Holocaust) and the anti-Semitic Liberty Lobby, which publishes the
> weekly Spotlight newspaper. Pearson left Heritage after a
> Washington Post expose of the racist/fascist orientation of the
> World Anti-Communist League. Pearson chaired the American branch,
> the Council on American Affairs from 1975-80, as well as the WACL
> from 1978-79. The following brief mention of Roger Pearson on the
> British Eugenics Society web site :
>
> http://www.africa2000.com/ENDX/eug_o.htm
>
> is an indicator of his abiding contribution to pure racial breeding:
>
> "Hans K. Gunther, a Nazi anthropologist and eugenicist... was
> assisted by Roger Pearson of the Eugenics Society, an
> important figure on the racist journal, Mankind Quarterly...
> Mankind Quarterly is a racist journal still pumping out venom
> in 1994, still influenced by Roger Pearson. Josef Mengele's
> co-researcher at Auschwitz, Von Verschuer, was on the
> editorial advisory board of this journal before his death in
> 1970."
>
> http://mankind.org/mqartlst.htm
>
> Paul Weyrich also sponsored and currently works closely with Laszlo
> Pasztor, a convicted Austrian Nazi-collaborator whose Coalitions of
> the Americas is housed as a subsidiary in the Free Congress
> Foundation, the political arm of Heritage Foundation. Martin Lee's
> book, The Beast Reawakens, refers to Pasztor as Weyrich's right
> hand man:
>
> "In addition to homegrown agitators who dredged up
> anti-Semitic motifs that harkened back to the 1930s, some
> countries had to contend with groups that were led or
> supported by profascist exiles who repatriated from the West
> where they had carried on as vocal anti-Communists during the
> Cold War, often with CIA support. The Free Congress
> Foundation, founded by American far right strategist Paul
> Weyrich, became active in eastern European politics after the
> Cold War. Figuring prominently in this effort was Weyrich's
> right-hand man, Laszlo Pasztor, a former leader of the
> pro-Nazi Arrow Cross organization in Hungary, which had
> collaborated with Hitler's Reich. After serving two years in
> prison for his Arrow Cross activities, Pasztor found his way
> to the United States, where he was instrumental in
> establishing the ethnic-outreach arm of the Republican
> national Committee." (7)
>
> A recent SCOOP newsletter from the Heritage related National Center
> for Public Policy Research mentions foreign and defense policy
> meetings chaired by Laszlo Pasztor. NCPPR is a conservative
> communications and research foundation which also sponsors
> Wednesday luncheons frequently chaired by Weyrich and Pasztor.
>
>
>
> Moonie Connections
>
>
> The 1975 Congressional investigation of the Korean Central
> Intelligence Agency (KCIA) activities in the U.S. noted a
> connection between Heritage and the Rev. Sun Myung Moon. Edwin J.
> Feulner, Jr. was recruited in 1977 by Richard Scaife to become
> Heritage president, a position he holds today:
>
> "The report of the investigation noted, 'In 1975, Ed Feulner
> ... was introduced to KCIA station chief Kim Yung Hwan by Neil
> Salonen and Dan Feffernan of the Freedom Leadership
> foundation.' Salonen was head of Sun Myung Moon's Unification
> Church in the United States. The Freedom Leadership
> Foundation (FLF), a political arm of Moon's Unification
> network was linked to the World Anti-Communist League (WACL).
> The FLF was described as 'an organization to be used to
> achieve KCIA objectives,' by the Congressional report, which
> was based on a KCIA document that discussed FLF." (8)
>
> In the early 1980s, the KCIA began making donations to Heritage
> Foundation. In turn, Heritage established an Asian Studies Center
> which The Nation magazine of 1/23/89 states "has quartered
> apologists for [So. Korean Prime Minister] Chun's regime." (9)
>
> http://www.heritage.org/asiaoffice/
>
> The Wall Street Journal of August 1995 does not mention Sun Myung
> Moon, but references the Korea Foundation, one of Heritage's
> largest donors and an affiliate of the South Korean government.
> The article clearly states that Heritage Foundation promotes and
> actually writes pro-Korean legislation:
>
> "Heritage scholars, for example, have drafted specific
> language for legislation that would help South Korea by
> encouraging the U.S. to include Seoul more directly in U.S.
> dealings with North Korea. Meantime, one of Heritage's
> largest donors, the Korea Foundation, is an affiliate of the
> South Korean government, according to Yoo Lee, a spokesman for
> South Korea's embassy here. Heritage's President Edwin
> Feulner says he isn't aware that the Korea Foundation is an
> arm of their government...
>
> "While Heritage has gotten most of its attention on domestic
> issues, it also has been an active proponent for an array of
> trade and other policies supported by South Korea and Taiwan.
> Such efforts, it says, reflects "the growing importance of the
> Asia-Pacific community." In December, Heritage scholar Daryl
> Plunk provided language for a draft resolution, essentially
> calling for the administration to adopt a U.S. policy more in
> line with the wishes of South Korea, to Colorado GOP Rep.
> Scott McInnis. Rep McInnis, who last year was escorted on a
> trip to South Korea by Mr. Plunk, introduced a provision in
> Congress containing similar language.
>
> "Heritage's Mr. Feulner himself has taken an active role in
> promoting South Korean issues in Congress through actions such
> as testifying before committees to promote the think tank's
> pro-South Korea positions. Meantime, one in six of Heritage's
> 24 known major donors last year -- gifts of $100,000 or more
> -- were Taiwanese or South Korean concerns. Over the past
> three years, Heritage has received nearly $1 million from the
> Korea Foundation which is funded by South Korea's Foreign
> Ministry, says the embassy's Mr. Lee." (10)
>
> The Heritage offices in Washington, D.C. have housed and employed
> a number of Unification Church operatives:
>
> "Heritage's Director of Administration in 1980 was Michael
> Warder, who was a key leader of Moon's Unification network in
> the United States ...
>
> "Christian Voice is one Moon-connected group that has operated
> out of the Heritage building. A 'former' Moon operative, Gary
> Jarmin, attacked critics of Moon and gave an interview to a
> Moon-controlled newspaper after he joined the Christian Voice
> (CV) staff. CV's chair, Robert Grant, has been a leader of
> Moon's Unification network front groups such as the American
> Freedom Coalition, which fundraised for Oliver North." (11)
>
> In the 1970s, Richard Viguerie became the direct-mail fundraiser
> for Weyrich's Committee for Survival of a Free Congress. Viguerie
> developed the direct-mail enterprise into a mult-million dollar
> business which has used its considerable power to influence the
> election of conservative candidates for political office. During
> the 70s, Viguerie trained a political cadre and established,
> staffed, and funded new organizations, transforming the New Right
> into "an institutionalized, disciplined, well-organized, and
> well-financed movement of loosely-knit affiliates" that formed a
> political base for the conservative revolution of the next decade.
>
> In 1976, Weyrich, Viguerie and Howard Phillips attempted a takeover
> of the American Independent Party and, in the wake of failure,
> turned to Jerry Falwell to form the Moral Majority. When Rev. Moon
> was indicted in 1981 for fraud and criminal tax evasion, Falwell
> unexpectedly joined with other religious leaders to present an
> amicus curiae, (friend of the court) brief on behalf of the
> Reverend Moon. A 1987 Seattle Times explained "How Rev. Moon Got
> Ensconced with the New Right" via Paul Weyrich's network:
>
> "Ron Godwin, an influential former vice president of Falwell's
> Moral Majority, is one of several who experienced a conversion.
>
> "In 1984 Godwin attacked another fundamentalist leader for
> taking Moonie money. 'It strikes me as peculiar,' observed
> Godwin, himself an evangelical Christian, 'that (he) should
> accept financial support from a church whose founder believes
> he's divine ... It's a little like the Jewish National Fund
> accepting money from (PLO leader Yasir) Arafat.'
>
> "Eighteen months later, Godwin joined the Moonie - owned
> Washington Times as a senior vice president, where he also
> serves as emissary to conservative Christian leaders.
>
> "Then there's Richard Viguerie, until recently more than $1.5
> million in debt, according to Fairfax, Va., court records.
> They indicate that in mid-October the U.S. Property
> Development Corp. paid $10.06 million to 7777 Associates for
> the suburban Virginia office building including Viguerie's
> headquarters. Viguerie owned 72 percent of 7777 Associates,
> according to Virginia records, and U.S. Property's president
> is Moon's right-hand man, Bo Hi Pak.
>
> "Viguerie now serves with Abernathy on the five-man board of
> the Moonie-dominated American Freedom Coalition. The
> coalition, which claims a 'house list' of more than 300,000
> member-contributors, is also Viguerie's biggest new
> direct-mail client." (12)
>
> More recently, when Falwell's Liberty University was in danger of
> bankruptcy, Sun Myung Moon came to the rescue through one of his
> front groups, which funnelled $3.5 million to the Reber-Thomas
> Christian Heritage Foundation which had purchased the school's debt
> of $73 million. Ron Godwin, former executive director of the Moral
> Majority, and now vice president of Moon's Washington Times,
> accompanied Falwell to South Korea in January of 1994 for a meeting
> with representatives of the Unification Church.
>
>
> Communist Connections
>
>
> Following the historic Reagan/Gorbachev meeting at the Geneva
> Summit and prior to Gorbachev's visit to the U.S. in 1986, Heritage
> President Edwin Feulner was appointed by President Reagan as
> Chairman of the U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy.
> The Commission's report to the Congress and the President on the
> U.S. Information Agency and the activities of the U.S. Government
> concerning public diplomacy included the following recommendation
> for expediting a signed Soviet/American Educational Exchange
> Agreement:
>
> "Exchanges and International Visitors: The Commission urges
> USIA, the Department of State, and the relevant private sector
> organizations to move quickly to develop specific programs for
> U.S.-Soviet exchanges pursuant to the General Exchanges
> accord, other exchange initiatives undertaken at the Geneva
> Summit, and the agreement by President Reagan and General
> Secretary Gorbachev to review these programs at their next
> meeting."
>
> The report stated "The U.S.-Soviet exchanges agreement negotiated
> by USIA and signed at Geneva will expand academic, cultural and
> scientific exchanges, including Fulbright scholars and teachers..."
> A Five Minute Report quoted Feulner as having said, "We should
> permit Soviet journalists to speak to American people and the U.S.,
> in turn, be permitted to bring ideas and perspectives to the
> Soviets."
>
> In 1995, Charlotte Iserbyt identified conservative "Wolves in
> Sheep's Clothing" who not only gave the Soviets access to American
> education, but whose act of treason "virtually merged the two
> educational systems." Leading the pack for an educational exchange
> initiative were:
>
> "Edwin Feulner, President of Heritage Foundation, strongly
> supported the U.S.-Soviet education agreements, has an office
> in Moscow, supports Soviet-style magnet schools (i.e., tax
> supported choice/charter schools), and has state affiliate
> organizations across the nation writing charter school
> legislation that reads like it has been written by the U.S.
> Department of Education, the Carnegie Corporation and the
> National Education Association...
>
> "Paul Weyrich's American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)
> gave an award to Oregon's Department of Education for its
> education reform, especially the work force training component
> and its certificate of initial mastery (CIM) necessary to get
> a job. Weyrich has served as an advisor to Russian President
> Boris Yeltsin of recent Chechnyan genocide fame. In 1986 he
> wrote an article in The Washington Post which virtually
> recommended a new Constitution and form of government for the
> U.S." (13)
>
>
>
> U.N. Connections
>
>
> The Heritage mission statement describes the foundation as a
> "research and educational institute -- a think tank -- whose
> mission is to formulate and promote conservative public policies
> based on the principles of free enterprise, limited government,
> individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong
> national defense." Since Heritage claims to have never compromised
> its traditional values, it may surprise other conservatives that
> the 1993 U.S. Commission on Improving the Effectiveness of the
> United Nations included Edwin Feulner. A 1993 Mantooth Report
> revealed:
>
> "Sixteen people, drawn from the public and private sectors,
> have been busy with plans to 'reinvent the world.' Not the
> U.S. government - its the UN world government.
>
> "The purpose of this group, a commission established by
> Congress, was to hold hearings and study ways to make the U.N.
> more effective in the post-Cold War world, and a world needing
> a firm hand in the 21st Century...
>
> "The membership of the Commission is a motley crew, a diverse
> and suspect collection of one world believers. We'll start
> with Walter Hoffman. He is Executive Vice President of the
> World Federalist Association, and co-Treasurer of the
> Commission.
>
> "Secretary of the Commission is Harris O. Schoenberg. He is
> Director of the United Nations Affairs for B'nai B'rith
> International, and into a lot of other things. There are
> religionists and bankers and, of course, Jeanne J.
> Kirkpatrick, who needs no introduction. And there's a
> smattering of CFR members. And there are New Right and
> Sovereign Military Order of Malta...
>
> "Edwin J. Feulner, Jr. and Charles M. Lichenstein were
> appointed by the House Minority Leader. Feulner is President
> of the Heritage Foundation. Paul Weyrich was founder of
> Heritage, and its assortment of 'fellows' became powerful
> enough to issue the mandates that ran the Reagan and Bush
> administrations. Weyrich is strategist for all the so-called
> New Right organizations which he steers behind the political
> objectives of leaders reaching for the world.
>
> "You always find Feulner in a vital position to advance these
> objectives. Lichenstein is a 'Distinguished Fellow' of
> Heritage, a long-time Republican activist who has held senior
> positions in the Nixon and Ford Administrations. Under Reagan
> he was attached to the Security Council.
>
> "If you haven't already figured it out, what we've been
> describing here is a tight group representing the merger of
> the left and the right." (14)
>
>
>
> Sources:
>
> 1. A. K. Chesterton, "The New Unhappy Lords, An Exposure of Power
> Politics" (Hawthorne, CA: Christian Boys Club of America, 1969).
>
> 2. Russ Bellant, The Coors Connection (South End Press, 1989), p.
> 2; John Saloma, Ominous Politics (NY: Hill & Wang, 1984), p. 14.
>
> 3. William Greider, Who Will Tell the People: The Betrayal of
> American Democracy (Touchstone Books, 1993), p. 28.
>
> 4. Ominous Politics, p. 14, 17.
>
> 5. "Conservative Heritage Foundation Finds Recipe for Influence:
> Ideas + Marketing = Cloud," Wall Street Journal, August 10, 1995,
> p. A12.
>
> 6. The Coors Connection, p. 8.
>
> 7. Martin Lee, The Beast Reawakens, Little, Brown & Co., p. 303.
>
> 8. The Coors Connection, pp. 3, 4.
>
> 9. The Coors Connection, p. 6.
>
> 10. The Wall Street Journal, op. cit.
>
> 11. The Coors Connection, pp. 5, 6, 9.
>
> 12. "How Rev. Moon Got Ensconced with the New Right: His Aid is
> Varied and Plentiful," The Washington Times, December 31, 1987.
>
> 13. Charlotte Iserbyt, "Wolves in Sheep's Clothing," The Christian
> Conscience, April 1995, p. 12.
>
> 14. Don Mantooth, The Mantooth Report (RR 1, Box 387, Salem, IN
> 47167).
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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