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Dear George and Mikhail:
In Professor Antony Sutton's, Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler, we find
that the money crowd who own the private, illegal, Federal Reserve System,
financed Hitler's rise to power, and also helped him finance his war against
the United States. In talking to pilots who had returned from that war, it
was quite obvious that they resented the fact that they were not allowed to
bomb Henry Ford's plant in Germany, nor were they allowed to bomb Standard
Oil's I.G. Farben chemical giant, or the General Motors plant. Other US
plants making war material to kill American and Canadian soldiers were
afforded the same immunity.
Of interest, also, from Professor Charles Levenson's Vodka Cola, Frank
MacCarthy, personnel manager of Canadian IBM and a bombardier in the Royal
Air Force, dropped his bombs anywhere rather than hit his supposed target,
the IBM factory. P 211.
Major Racey Jordan was stationed in Edmonton, Alberta, charged with
supervising the massive shipments of war material to the Soviet Union. Of
the 11 billion trans-shipped through Edmonton, most of it was atomic
materials. This information can be found in Major Jordan's Diaries.
Further to the strange happenings above, Professor Sutton has given to the
world such insight as: National Suicide - Military Aid To The Soviet Union;
Western Technology and Soviet Economic Development, and, The Best Enemy
Money Can Buy.
And, as if that were not enough to prove that something is rotten in the
state of Denmark, Professor Caroll Quigley's 1348 page, Tragedy and Hope - A
history Of The World In Our Time, provides us with even more information
along the same lines when he reveals Senator William Jenner's talk from the
Senate floor: "This country today is in the hands of a secret inner coterie
which is directed by agents of the Soviet Union. We must cut this whole
cancerous conspiracy out of our government at once. Our only choice is to
impeach President Truman and find out who is the secret invisible government
which has so cleverly led our country down the road to destruction."
Professor Quigley's book also tells us of the Federal Reserve's creation of
money out of nothing and charging interest on something that does not exist.
The exchange of paper for gold relieved the American public of all of their
money and placed the United States into bankruptcy, at a private meeting,
during the pro-Communist Roosevelt's reign.
There is no doubt that the Gorbachev Foundation was able to raise many
millions of tax-free dollars in Federal Reserve notes, giving speeches to
the same people and companies who have been causing, and then financing,
both sides of ever dirty war from the Revolution to the present day. This
treason is written up in hundreds of important, suppressed works - which few
couch potatoes will ever read, for the simple reason that Marx said they
would give the people circuses and games for their distraction. Television
and Marxist Hollywood has filled the bill admirably.
The United States now has a Council on Foreign Relations appointed President
and Skull & Bones man at the helm. He has already appointed several of his
own kind to replace the CFR people who are now leaving. Over three hundred
traitors are still in the present administration. The United states of
America is in BIG TROUBLE.
Yours very truly,
Cliff Hume.
At 02:18 PM 1/1/01 -0500, you wrote:
>-Caveat Lector-
>
>The Dallas Morning News, 31 December 2000
>
>Dear George W. Bush:
>
>I am writing to you as a citizen of our planet and someone who beholds
>the last remaining superpower. Can there be any doubt that the United
>States plays a major role in guiding our world? Only a fool could
>disregard that fact. To acknowledge this is a given, even though
>American spokesmen are perhaps somewhat overly inclined to press the
>point home to the rest of the world.
>
>For while America's role is acknowledged throughout the world, her claim
>to hegemony, not to say domination, is not similarly recognized. For
>this reason, I hope, Mr. Bush, as the new American president, that you
>will give up any illusion that the 21st century can, or even should, be
>the "American Century". Globalization is a given -- but "American
>globalization" would be a mistake. In fact, it would be something
>devoid of meaning and even dangerous.
>
>I would go even further and say it is time for America's electorate to
>be told the blunt truth : that the present situation of the United
>States, by which a part of its population is able to enjoy a life of
>extraordinary comfort and privilege, is not tenable over the long run as
>long as an enormous portion of the world lives in abject poverty,
>degradation and backwardness.
>
>For 10 years, U.S. foreign policy has been formulated as if it were the
>policy of a victor in war, the Cold War. But at the highest reaches of
>U.S. policy-making no one has grasped the fact that this could not be
>the basis for formulating post-Cold War policy.
>
>In fact, there has been no "pacification". On the contrary, there has
>been a heightening of inequalities, tension nd hostility, with most of
>the last directed toward the United States.
>
>Instead of seeing an increase in U.S. security, the end of the Cold War
>has seen a decline. It is not hard to imagine that, should the United
>States persist in its policies, the international situation will
>continue to deteriorate.
>
>It is also difficult to believe that, under present circumstances,
>relations between the United States, on the one hand, and China, India
>and all the rest of the earth that lives in abject poverty, on the
>other, could develop in a positive direction. Nor is it possible, on
>the basis of its present posture, for the United States to establish
>effective, long-run cooperation with its traditional allies, Europe
>first and foremost.
>
>Already we see the outburst of numerous trade disputes, evidence of the
>conflicting interests separating the United States and the European
>Union. For example, at the recent global warming conference in the
>Netherlands the United States found itself largely in isolation. U.S.
>positions were far removed from those of all others, including the
>Europeans. As a result, no decision was taken. This is clearly an
>example of a failure of "world governance".
>
>>From the standpoint of the Old World, the post-Cold War period ushered
>in hopes that now are faded. Over the course of the past decade, the
>United States has continued to opearate along an ideological track
>identical to the one it followed during the Cold War -- but now without
>the Cold War.
>
>Need an example? The expansion of the North Atlantic Treaty
>Organization eastward, the military theory and practice of U.S.
>rearmament -- including the latest and utterly extravagant anti-missile
>national defense system, which, in turn, is based on the truly bizarre
>notion of so-called rogue states.
>
>Isn't it amazing that disarmament moved further along during the last
>phase of the Cold War than during the period after its end? And isn't
>that because U.S. leadership has been unable to adjust to the new
>European reality? Like it or not, the new reality has placed Europe on
>the world scene as a new, independent and powerful player. To continue
>to regard it as a junior partner would be a mistake.
>
>Finally, as concerns Russia, the fact that relations between the United
>States and Russia have deteriorated over the course of recent years is
>hardly a secret. Resonsibility for this state of affairs must be shared
>between Russian and American leadership.
>
>The present leadership of Russia appears ready to cooperate with the
>United States in framing a new agenda for relations. But it is unclear
>what your orientation will be. What we heard during the electoral
>campaign did not sound encouraging.
>
>If we truly want to build a new world order and further European unity,
>we have to recognize that that will not be possible without an active
>role on the part of Russia. This recognition is the necessary basis for
>setting future Russian-American relations on the right path.
>
>In more general terms, we need to bear in mind that the world is
>complicated, that it contains and expresses a variety of interests and
>cultures. Sooner or later, international policy, including that of the
>United States, will have to come to terms with that variety.
>
>Sincerely,
>Mikhail Gorbachev
>President, The Gorbachev Foundation, Moscow
>
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