At 04:55 PM 10/21/2002, Marc wrote:
Stay tuned. It wasn't just communist regimes they helped to power. They helped. . . and ascribing these actions by rich capitalists as merely serving their best interests monetarily is an oversimplification. Some people, Gadiaton types especially, are driven by the desire to get power--as well as gain.
*anyone* who would protect their interests, regardless of ideology. That was my
point when I said that ideological readings of history are oversimplifications.
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Steven Montgomery
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Those of us who take note of and criticize abuses of power by the federal
bureaucracy are often accused of being "anti-government." This is not only
untrue, it is the exact opposite of the truth. The John Birch Society and those
who share our constitutionalist point of view are emphatically pro-government �
so much so, in fact, that we want to see as many governments as possible
dividing power and responsibilities, and keeping each other in check. What we
oppose is the alternative � the effective abolition of local, county, and state
governments and their absorption into a monolithic federal state, which in turn
would ultimately be subsumed into a global leviathan directed by the United
Nations.--WNG The Review of the News Oct 13, 2002
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