Conspiracy

by Edward Mandell House

The most influential political tract of the 20th century! This prophetic novel, published anonymously in 1912, reveals both the political agenda and the conspiratorial mindset of CFR-founder Edward Mandell House. Proper understanding of Philip Dru exposes the socialist legislation of both political parties since 1912 as a scam by the Power Elite to consolidate its control over all Americans. FREE guide included with each book. (1998ed, 284pp, pb)

by Robert Welch

Originally intended to be an unpublished letter to friends, "The Politician" became one of the most vilified books in American history. Handsome new 2002 edition, completely re-typeset. A timely foreword explains the continuing significance of Welch's expose' of the forces that propelled Dwight D. Eisenhower into the presidency. (2002ed, 544pp, pb)

by Carroll Quigley

Liberal university college professor Carroll Quigley praises the efforts of "an international Anglophile network" whose goal is to rule the world. He boasts of having been permitted "to examine its papers and secret records," and confirms the existence of an over-arching conspiracy, and details the origin and eventual power of the CFR and allied groups. (1997ed, 1348pp, hb)

by John F. McManus

Conservatism used to equal an undeniable love for God, family, and our Republic. That was before the "neo" conservatives came, before William F. Buckley, Jr. was chosen by the liberal establishment as the chief spokesman for conservatives. From the 1960s to today, conservative Americans have been led astray by Buckley and other false conservatives who want to interject the U.S. government into almost every aspect of our lives.

John F. McManus, president of The John Birch Society, presents a critical examination of Buckley's life and career, including Buckley's:

* promotion of liberal causes, from abortion, drugs, and pornography, to the Panama Canal giveaway;

* connections to the CFR, CIA and Yale's Skull & Bones Society;

* selection of ex-Communists, Trotskyites, and CIA veterans to staff National Review; and

* unwarranted attack on JBS founder Robert Welch to prove himself "acceptable" to the liberal establishment.

Don't let yourself be fooled! By understanding how and why the New York-Washington establishment embraced Buckley and his so-called conservatism, you can avoid the traps laid down by similar false conservatives. Get your copy today! (2002ed, 288pp, hb)