United Nations

by Nathan Tabor

Tabor unmasks the United Nations, its criminal behavior, and its globalist designs. (2006, 261pp, hb)

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)

Presenting well-reasoned arguments, the title on this reprint says it all. Updated in 2003.

Reprinted from the February 2006 JBS Bulletin Foreward, this colorful tri-fold by John F. McManus makes a concise, yet powerful, tool to help build opposition to the UN.

by U.S. State Department

Official policy of the United States, this alarming document reveals the plans of the American government to transfer its military forces to the United Nations. (State Department Document, 1961)