by William N. Grigg

Grigg convincingly shows that the fulfillment of UN objectives would mean not only an end to nationhood, but the destruction of traditional morality, culture, and values, and the supplanting of the family with the totalitarian state. (1995ed, 264pp, pb)

by William N. Grigg

Veteran journalist William Norman Grigg exposed the UN's crusade against God and family with his 1995 blockbuster Freedom on the Altar. Now Grigg is back, this time with a powerful expose of the world body's gun control agenda. In a swift-moving account, Grigg takes the reader to bloody Rwanda and to the Balkans, for an up-close look at UN-backed civilian disarmament in action. Then, with thought-provoking prose, he convincingly demonstrates that the UN and its supporters have the same agenda in store for America. That is, unless concerned citizens take action to get the U.S. out of the UN. (2001, 151pp, poc)

by JBS

Discusses illegal immigration and JBS. How should America deal with the increase of Mexico-to-U.S. border crossings resulting in millions of immigrants living here illegally? And what kind of effect does this crisis have on Americans such as yourself? (2006, 16min.)

by Steve Bonta

The United Nations has been in existence for more than a half-century, but its origins and objectives remain misunderstood by many Americans. This book is a brief, readable introduction to the United Nations, and to the people who created it and support it. Inside the United Nations goes beyond the public relations campaign of the UN to examine the hard reality of the UN system - and its dangerous objectives. (2003, 127pp, pb)

In 1919, a group of patriotic senators saved America from becoming entangled in the fledgling League of Nations. These stalwart souls became known as "The Irreconcilables.