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Fr. Francis E. Fenton, STL tVolume
constant
its sense of ,…,….",~"' ~"" But human
is true of mumrum~s law of
appearances, sin has no at of evil in our
though they may some kind of belief in and morality from
chances are that He is them more an under-
ct~r.r11'"'" friend at least tolerates just about and
who certainly will not one hold them to any strict account
the manner in which they live. As long as we love
everybody in a "meaningful,/ way, you know, God is p1e:aseia. But the materialism and the secularism and the spirit of
Hell, of course, is out. Never mind how clearly the awful real- moral permissiveness which is today so very prevalent on the
ity of hell and its eternal punishment are presented in the American any of this rubbed off, say, on those
Bible and taught by the Roman Church. The Bible, who are honestly and persistently striving to live as good tra-
you see, contains many myths-of which, no doubt, hell is ditional Roman Catholics? Are all traditional Catholics as
one. concerned today about the practice of virtue and the avoid-
ance of sin as they formerly were, or have they been adversely
The absence of all sense of sin among untold numbers of the affected and influenced in varying degrees by the satanic
American people is manifest in the rampant spirit of moral philosophy of secular humanism which so extensively
permissiveness that currently pervades our nation and con- permeates our nation in this our day? Do we have the cour-
taminates it a deadly virus or satanic God and His age to dare to be different when, in matters involving mo-
moral law have been abandoned and secular humanism, rality, it is our clear duty to be different?
which is essentially a philosophy of atheism, become the
prevailing "religion" of our day. The Almighty has been de- Yes, one of the great tragedies of our present time is that
throned and man has become a god unto himself, with situa- multitudes of this nation's inhabitants have lost all sense of
tion ethics as the sole determining factor for him as to what is sin. Secular humanism, which, again, is essentially a philoso-
or wrong. But situation ethics has as its norms those of phy of atheism, is the predominant "religion" of the day in
expediency or feeling or pragmatism and is a total denial of which man reigns supreme and is the measure of all things.
the moral law of God. With the "new morality" anything Nor is there any question but that this spirit of irreligion, this
goes, the sky's the limit and almost nothing is sacred. If an spirit of indifference to, or even utter disdain for, morality
action, whatever it may be, is the practical thing to do or and the things pertaining to God, has had effect on many
makes one feel good, then one should by all means do it and of us-to some extent at least-with 'the resultthat our sense
have no qualms of conscience about it. Never mind that old- of sin, both mortal and venial, has been dulled byit.1'o in
fashioned, outdated moral law of God. Man has at last come an age so engulfed in immorality as is this nation of ours and
of age and now makes his own rules. to remain entirely uncontaminated by it may well indeed call
for exceptional virtue, that degree of virtue of which saints
And so it is that sin, be it of the gravest kind, is not even are made-but, with the grace of God, we alff have that
recognized or admitted to be such in this perverted and de- potential, do we not? And if this nation is to be rescued from
praved age of ours. In other words, so widespread and com- the depths of immorality in which it is presently wallowing,
monplace an occurrence has the commission of sin become upon whom, pray tell, is the responsibility for this more
today that the very concept of sin as a violation of divine incumbent than upon traditional Roman Catholics? "Be not
has been blurred or lost. So prevalent, so rampant on the overcome evil, but overcome evil by good." tl-lr1mi~nc
American scene is the commission of sin that it is not only a
or
0
r1° …. or""",,, to be toppled of their ………. "''"·
Mr. Welch was no to controversy. writing disregard for human rights. Unfortunately, the real record
~otmoian, a scathingly critical but meticulously researched has been covered up and sanitized to the point that little can
study of the public career of Dwight David Eisenhower, and known of it wiH10ut digging through decades of docu-
by founding the anti-Communist John Birch Society, he ments and then putting together the
became the target of one of the most vicious smear cam-
paigns in history. When it was seen that the compelling This study will review that record in an effort to show that a
evidence he had marshaled could not be refuted, it was ig- conspiracy does, in fact, exist and remains entrenched in
nored-and the Establishment rolled out its big guns for government. (It must noted that there are decent
character assassination. people in public service as well as many opportunists. But,
while exceptions are granted, a core of subversives remains
It is easy to see why many Americans were ready to accept that wields immense power.) Space permits only a summary
the media's disinformation since the charges Mr. Welch and, no doubt, readers will think of other examples that
made were unpleasant to contemplate. The steady """''"'"' 7
"" could have been included. Indeed, if-and, God willing,
tion of the U.S. economy and the long series of Communist when-the conspiracy is fully exposed, it will take thousands
successes worldwide were, he concluded, due primarily to a to cover its scope.
calculated course of action taken by people in the highest
echelons of the American government. Decent Americans
were-and still are-horrified at the thought of so colossal A number of years ago the Miami Herald carried a work by
an evil. Denial, for some, is the comfortable (and easy) way its editorial cartoonist, Jim Morin, that could have been
out of the dilemma. titled "Presidential Bloopers." In the cartoon's first panel,
Gerald Ford declares: "Poland is free." Jimmy Carter,
But no problem was ever solved by pretending it didn't exist. peering out of the center panel, solemnly states: "There is
destructive forces in the Eisenhower Administration, no Soviet threat in the Caribbean." And from the third
exposed by Mr. Welch over thirty years ago, have continued panel, an obviously pleased Leonid Brezhnev delivers the
the same policies in the succeeding years. If punch line: "With enemies like this, who needs friends?"
programs implemented by Presidents Kennedy, Johnson,
Nixon, Ford, Carter and, yes, even Reagan are reflected Morin's point, obviously, was that the Communists benefit
upon objectively, the similarities are seen to be striking. when American foreign policy is based on a nonsensical view
Although the rhetoric often differs from one administration of world geopolitical realities. Also, he seemed to be asking:
to the next, an overriding of action-carried from "What are men this doing in the White House?" The
one to the next without interruption-indicates that, behind notion that our dealings with the Reds are being formulated
the distinctive programs of each, there is an underlying and implemented by the Keystone Cops is the conclusion
unspoken agenda agreed upon by all. Whether the name that many, like Morin, seem to reach. Yet in order to adopt
given to a domestic policy is the New Deal or Fair Deal, the such a position it becomes necessary to close one's eyes to
New Frontier or the New Federalism, the Great Society or the fact that the government of the United States has-or, to
whatever, the results are largely the same: an ever.increasing be more precise, certain high-ranking members of the gov-
expansion of the power of the Federal Government and a ernment have-been aiding and the International
diminishing of individual because of this encroach- Communist Conspiracy since Lenin 1mr>0St!O tcita1Jttar1an1sm
ment And whether "detente," Hglasnost" or "peaceful co- on the Russian people in November, 1917.
existence" is the label applied to U.S. relations with the
Soviet Union, the same ends are pursued: helping the Actually, U.S. aid to Communism predates Bolshevik
U.S.S.R. and its client states through trade, cultural ex- takeover of Russia by a few months. Lenin, as is common
change, diplomatic recognition and giveaways (euphemisti- knowledge, returned from Switzerland to Russia across a
cally called "sales" and "loans")-and one pro-Western, war-tom Europe in the spring of 1917, carrying millions of
anti-Communist nation after another is betrayed to Commu- dollars in gold with him aboard a "sealed train. The
nism along the way. German high command provided the funding in hopes that
the ensuing revolution would partially divert Russia's atten~
Many Americans have some idea of the situation but a vast tion from its war against Germany-but the Kaiser was not
majority of them are willing to take the government's word at informed that the money was for Communists. Less known
face value its size is an inevitable product of the times is the fact that, Lenin's coconspirator Leon Trotsky
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in ~ .. ~,nn..+,r,rt
1ft\l.~!,ir,rl
a reporter
Communist newspaper, that, once
new Russian government would a peace with Ger-
many. From a strategic perspective this made no sense at all
since it more German soldiers into Western
to fight British and American (See Gary
Allen, None Dare Press, 1972, Although in vv.;..i.-,1.c.u1uc.1
p. 68) Research "campaign of mass " the . . . u., ..Utl<,'-'
American been done. the Kremlin's tyrants have to
connecting wait until 1933 recognition but Wilson's praise,
then criticism (but neutrality), set the course America has
The Federal Reserve Act, passed in started the followed for the past 70 years. From the beginning there
a free market economy to one in which been what amounts to censorship of certain aspects of
of bureaucracy into U.S.-U.S.S.R. relations. Antony Sutton notes that House's
and
Dn1~Dn'\1rH~D Paris message "was placed on the 'confidential file'
returns us to not until the public 01s,:us~;ion
the of 1917 of Colonel House's instructions and intentions
''unseen angel" of the Act, House's with well have changed the history the
Wilson was so great that the president called him "my alter LJWIC'-HA,vs p,
ego. Some historians have suggested that he was the virtual
president. "House had set down his own political in
in book called Dru.: Administrator, " writes Lenin once predicted that Western capitalists would supply
the rope with which to hang themselves. The fifteen years
following the Red takeover of Russia a planned
famine, liquidation of farmers, a system that,
frankly, didn't work. U.S. didn't the
Soviets direct support at that time (unless there are
ctass1t1ect papers to effect) but American firms
free reign to "wheel and deal" with their sworn enemies.
~/~·~ ….. _ the doors of U.S. capital Russian Commu-
nists from an uprising slaves. John writes in
his None Dare Treason:
the Demo-
1m1me,j1a1:ely following War I, economic
mote developed in Lenin's u:u.,~ .. ,1"'" to make the
leap into communism had failed. toppling of the
·· ……….. .,.~ both in his book and in real socialist experiment was imminent.
..,.u…:,.,n.~::…. of a graduated income tax and a
were starving when American
Mlllu'\T-ic
and other supplies
n"\D,r!>f"tnn 'the ""'""""'""''""'
time to consolidate his ,.h,.f'"""''~h
Press, 1964, p. 28)
after the Bolsheviks overthrew the socialist gov- While Stormer calls this a gesture … (that)
ernment received a cable from solidified the power of " it is also true thaeother aid
then in that to made American at the time had more sinister applications. A recently de-
papers to the effect that Russia should be treated as an classified document that the State
It is important that such criticisms no to halt a firm from erecting a plant in the
Soviet for the powder,
can be used to
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in
nvn,£",.rlnnt-
time. In
nation
ChZtns.?1:;S in its
in any more than you
velt once "but there is nothing wrong the commu-
nists in this country; several of the best friends I have got are
communists." (cited, Stormer, p. 27) If appointments are any
indication, he certainly believed in taking good care of his
friends. There were, without exaggeration, scores of Red The John F. Kennedy-Lyndon Johnson years produced even
agents in New Deal posts, including Harry Dexter White bigger social budgets, national debts and entrance into a war
(Treasury assist.ant secretary), Nathan Witt (National Labor in Vietnam that they would not win (the alleged goal was to
Relations Board secretary), John J. Abt (special assist.ant to 11
cont.ain" Communism). These administrations were top-
the Attorney General}, Lee Pressman (General Counsel of heavy with members of the ADA (a group Kennedy had con-
the Works Progess Administration, an agency heavily demned as a senator in 1953) and the Council on Foreign
riddled with Communists) and Laughlin Currie (executive Relations (CFR), a group that "Colonel" House helped
assist.ant to FDR). And at Yalta's sellout of Eastern Europe found. (ibid, p. 52, and Stormer, p. 199) After eight years of
in February, 1945, and at the United Nation's founding five these Democrats, Republican Richard Nixon was elected
months later was Alger Hiss, a man Roosevelt knew to be a but, the more things changed, the more they stayed the
Soviet spy. same. The Nixon anti-Communist, anti-big government
image was not matched by a corresponding record. LBJ was
Under Harry S. Truman in 1949 China was handed to Mao quoted in 1971 about Nixon:
Tse-Tung, the "agrarian reformer" (so named by his allies in
the U.S. government). When troops led by General Douglas "Can't you just see the uproar," he asked during a
MacArthur were prevented from liberating North Korea recent interview, "if I had been responsible for Taiwan
from the Reds and Truman fired MacArthur, the general getting kicked out of the United Nations? Or if I had
would later complain that he believed he was removed be- imposed sweeping national controls on prices and
cause of his recommendation that "a treason trial be ini- wages?
tiated to break up a spy ring responsible for the purloining of
my top-secret reports to Washington." (cited, Curtis L. Dall, "Nixon had gotten by with it," he observed, an appre-
F.D.R.: My Exploited Father-in-Law, Action Associates, ciative tone in his voice. "If I had tried to do it, or
1970, p. 175) General James Van Fleet also gave similar Truman, or Humphrey, or any Democrat, we would
testimony to Congress of subversion in Korea. (Stormer, p. have been clobbered." (cited, None Dare Call It
32) Cofilf)iracy, p. 111)
So concerned were Americans that they elected Eisenhower, At Nixon's right hand was Henry Kissinger as National Se-
largely on his campaign pledge to "clean up the mess in curity Adviser and Secretary of St.ate. Kissinger was at that
Washington." He did nothing of the kind. Instead, he rein- time an official in the CFR and, according to very creditable
stated rules placing all security files of executive branch em- evidence, a member of the Soviet KGB. (See Frank Capell,
ployees "off limits" to congressional investigating commit- Henry Kissinger: Soviet Agent, 1974, pp. 74-90) During the
tees, participated in the smear of Senator Joseph McCarthy Ford tenure Kissinger negotiated with the North
and installed such leftists in the Supreme Court as Earl Vietnamese the "peace with honor" (a term also used for the
Warren who, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover told Congress in 1953 pullout in Korea) that led to Communist victory over
1958, was responsible for the freeing of 49 top Communists American allies in the South. During Jimmy Carter's White
and who presided over a case that a Red leader hailed as the House stint, Nicaragua and Rhodesia fell (with U.S. backing)
Party's single greatest victory. (ibid, pp. 39, 44) Eisenhower to Communism-and the Federal Government grew still
betrayed the Hungarians' fight against their Bolshevik rulers larger.
in 1956, helped Castro seize Cuba, continued aid to
Communist nations and invited Soviet butcher Nikita The Rhetoric vs* Ke1sm1ts
Krushchev to America. (ibid, pp. 11, 36, 49) While FDR had When Ronald Reagan handily defeated in 1980,
affectionately called Stalin "Uncle Joe," Ike said that his many Americans believed that finally there would be a
grandchildren being photographed on Krushchev's lap was change for the better in the White House. Now, with just 16
"heartwanning." This was after the House Un-American months to go in his presidency, the informed opinion is that
Activities Committee took seven volumes to document the same policies have been continued und~r Mr. Reagan
Krushchev's crimes against humanity. Eisenhower was that have plagued our country for most of this 'century.
called a "Modem Republican" and posed as a fiscal conser-
vative, he had had support of the ultra-left Americans Reagan sailed to victory aboard a fairly conservative plat-
for Democratic Action (ADA) for the Democratic presiden- form, buoyed up with the kind of "get-tough," no-nonsense
tial nomination in 1948, pushed through the Truman-spon- rhetoric that appealed to many voters. He said right
sored Department of Health, Education and Welfare, in- things: no, he would not sell out Taiwan to China; yes,
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he wanted to off conference in in
we need Energy and L.t1..1w..awv11 as ··so-called Communist."
(Carter yes, he believed the U.S.S.R. to be an dent's view, Red China is a Hfriendly, country," it
and not to be trusted. said he wanted to keep has received including an agreement to "buy"
spending down and to balance the budget. For con- 550 million dollars worth of F-8 fighter from
servatives, it all sounded too good to be true-and, as the training of its military leaders on American bases and
record shows, it was too good to be true. numerous other deals to modernize China's fighting capabil-
ities. As late as September, 1986, China granted Communist
When was running back in 1980 he expressed his Nicaragua a 20 million dollar interest-free loan, money it
concern over the influence of the one-world lobby-the CFR could never have given without itself first receiving U.S.
and its sister group, the Trilateral Commission (TC)-on funding. Had President Reagan kept in touch with Candi-
U.S. foreign policy. When asked in Florida about the fact date Reagan, he might have recalled rejecting the idea of
that Carter had made many TC members in his administra- sending arms to the Chinese Communists "because… they
tion, Reagan responded.that he did not believe that "the Tri- could tum right around and the day after tomorrow discover
lateral Compjtssion is a conspiratorial group, but I do think that they and the Soviets had more in common than they
its interests are devoted to international banking, multi- have with us."
national corporations .. .I don't think that any administration
should have 19 of its top positions filled by people from any It was at the Alaska press conference mentioned above that
one group or organization representing one viewpoint. No, I Reagan made what may well be the most revealing statement
would go in another direction." Reagan's idea of "another during his term in office. On May 1st (the Communist holi-
direction" must mean doubling back around, because no day, May Day) in Fairbanks, the president indicated that his
fewer than 80 members of his administration are or have image as an anti-Communist was overblown, saying:
been members of these two groups, including such major fig-
ures as Vice President George Bush, Secretaries of State Now I know there's been much said about my anti-
Alexander Haig and George Shultz, Treasury Secretary communism. Well, I'm anti-Communist if you talk
Donald T. Regan, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Green- about Communism for the United States. And in some
span, Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger, Commerce Communist regimes, I'm very critical of their violation
Secretary Malcolm Baldrige (recently deceased) and CIA of human rights and so forth. But I have never thought
Director William J. Casey (recently deceased). Candidate it was necessary for us to impose our form of govern-
Reagan condemned the failed policies of detente promoted ment on some other country …
by Henry Kissinger, and conservatives urged him not to in-
clude Kissinger in his administration. President Reagan So, as far as I'm concerned we can live at peace with
selected the sinister Mr. Kissinger to chair a policy com- one another. If they prefer Socialism or Communism
mission on Latin America that eventually helped install so- and we prefer the democracy that we have-we may
cialist Napoleon Duarte as the head of El Salvador. know that ours is best but (laughter)-we won't say
that to them.
One of the most telling signs of the reality gap between
words and deeds came with the destruction of a Korean Translated, this is just more confirmation of the difference
airliner by the Soviets in which 269 innocent people were between perception and reality when considering Reagan:
killed, including anti-Communist U.S. Congressman he may be "very critical" of Communists in his speeches but
Lawrence P. McDonald (D-GA). Shortly after the shootdown he will not "impose" on them. (Imposing on pro-American,
the president remarked that it should "dispel any lingering nontotalitarian nations such as South Africa is another
doubt about what kind of regime we're dealing with and matter.) But belligerent words will never defeat an en-
what our responsibilities are as trustees of freedom and trenched tyranny of organized atheism bent on spreading its
peace." But what was an opportunity to close down the darkness over the face of the earth. Stripped to their es-
Soviet Embassy, expel their personnel (read spies) and sever sence, Mr. Reagan's remarks make it clear that he will not
diplomatic relations was rejected by Reagan in favor of a lift a finger to help free the enslaved peoples. Equally
temporary suspension of Russian flights into this country chilling is Reagan's presumed ignorance of the satanic
and other wrist-slapping. Since that time he has offered to nature of Communism, of its intrinsic vileness. (Is this the
share "Star Wars" anti-missile technology with what he same man who spoke of the as an evil empire?)
rightly termed an evil empire; has had summits with his Red Aside from human rights violations, Reagan's opinion sug-
counterpart, Mikhail Gorbachev, which, if past summits are gests that he regards the differences between our Constitu-
an indication, will benefit only the enemy; has supported tional Republic and their bloody dictatorship to be as incon-
"the development of non-strategic trade with the Soviet sequential as whether one takes his coffee black or with
Union" (much of which has military application); and has cream and sugar.
worked for the goal of destabilizing South Africa (Reagan
signed into law sanctions against anti-Communist South Last year syndicated columnist John F. McManus wrote an
Africa that have far exceeded any placed on the U.S.S.R.) article entitled "Is There a Communist Conspiracy?" that ap–
peared in New American (March 1984). Mr.
Treatment is even for our "ally," Communist McManus was to write it in response to an ex-
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a list of countries Al'Tt,r!".>II\! C1Jntro11ea Hresistance"
by Communist ,..,.w… ,….,,, …,,~., "Ifs Now or " The New
A private citizen in State the suc- Even if these and other stands as
cinctly to his senator (and received an evasive answer): "The opposition to abortion) are taken in the best possible it
United St.ates is spending biHion dollars per year on remains that Reagan has done little to stem
aetiense. In estimation, who is the the conspiratorial To is to the
unpleasant but conclusion Mr. heart to take control of the brain.
McManus makes is that the arrog~nt attitude exhibited by
..,..,,…,"'" Adrrnmstr;:1t1cm and the senator can be summed
Communist
Americans in
it, and whether it is
even an enemy, we can continue to it. It would seem,
therefore, that the conspiracy conceivably reaches even into
U.S. '' This gives new to the terms
years
tually at times.
(,ana11aa,te , ,Ln>aH, promised Americans Congress,
government. A
to tug on
Only those ignorant of the schemes of the conspirators
be at The notion
the
Ford
munism for America
sion of welfare state socwllsm.
chapter on Soviet economy in
a section entitled "The
lY,r.1nrnru::s
notes that some economists have
catntallstJC and systems evolve they
1
encounter and which induce adoption
institutions and that to
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a remark
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but a more
C,;,L.:)W.11\…C.; secret ("\°A\lD!n"lm,Dnt of
investigated and desperately needs to The fact that In
it isn't ought.to be reason enough in itself for Americans to
be gravely c6ncemed, for every day that it is allowed to
continue solidifying its stranglehold on our freedoms means
the closer we areto slavery. We must become thoroughly in-
formed of this sordid history and alert others.
49 natioris and over L 7 billion souls (one
of every persons in the world) are enslaved by Commu-
nism. There is not a single instance where this slavery would
exist had it not received support from highly placed
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on but one of
._,,vu.p.,J… in comparison to
Communist action in which an may
himself, this particular one may appear to be stores.
insignificant, it is singled out for attention
two reasons: (1) it is an activity in which most that a items
can easily participate; and (2) if enough tens of by slave labor in Communist
thousands were to commit to it, it could American brand names on
be a very effective weapon in the fight against the case, one should not
Communism. merely because he sees the name
or that American corporation on it It is
The American retail market is currently flooded with necessary to check as well the label which states
merchandise produced slave labor in Communist in what country the item was made. If it is a
countries. There are innumerable such items on sale Communist country, then item should not
in stores across this country and they are being be purchased regardless the brand name it
purchased by American people. While it is likely bears. The heads of many American …, …. ,J . . , •…,,.,..,
that such items are found among a large variety organizations have no qualms conscience
products, they would seem to most common in about supporting Co111munism in this way as
wearing apparel and household goods. (Perhaps the long as they make money in the process-and
best known single Communist slave-iabor product slave labor comes cheap, you know.
presently being sold in the USA is the junk machine,
the Yugo automobile from Yugoslavia.) From my ob- Countless Americans who consider themselves
servation, the greatest quantity of slave-labor mer- anti-Communist are actually, though innocently,
chandise being sold in this country comes from Red supporting Communism in various ways because
China, the reason for this undoubtedly being they are uninformed. The subject this
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Chinese rulers are really our friends! Never mind that at this small bit It seems so
those godless tyrants run the largest concentration but, again, if multitudes
camp in the world. (If, incidentally, an item is from likewise, the combined effect of such on
Communist China, it will be labeled: "Made in national scale could inflict incalculable damage
China''; if from Free China, it will bear the label: upon Communist economy. If we, through
"Made in Taiwan.") our silence or inaction, not pppose evil, are
we not, in effect, to some degr-ee cooperating
it is ardently to be every with it?t
do more to save his country
at the very minimum he F. Fenton
…..,,…,,.,,".,. wnatsoever which has been
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