One world order: socialist dictatorship

217 Pages·1998·3 MB·English

by  Coleman, John

"The enemy in Washington is more to be feared than the
enemy in Moscow." This is a sentiment I have expressed over
and over again. Communism did not destroy tariff protection
erected by President George Washington. Communism did not
force the United States to adopt graduated income tax.
Communism did not create the Federal Reserve Board.
Communism did not get the United States into WWI and WWII.
Communism did not force the United Nations on America.
Communism did not take the Panama Canal away from the
American people. Communism did not create the Global 2000
Report mass genocide plan. It is SOCIALISM that has brought
these evils upon the United States!
Communism did not give the world AIDS! Communism did
not give America disastrous levels of unemployment.
Communism did not mount unrelenting attacks on the
Constitution of the United States.
Communism did not force America to adopt "foreign aid,"
that cursed tax on the American people which is involuntary
servitude.
Communism did not force an end to school prayers.
Communism did not promote the falsehood of "separation of
church and state." Communism did not give America a
Supreme Court packed with justices bound and determined to
undermine the Constitution of the United States. Communism
did not send our soldiers to fight an illegal war in the Gulf to
protect the interests of the British crown.
Yet, for all these years, while our attention was focused on
the evils of Communism in Moscow, the Socialists in
Washington were busy stealing America! "One World Order:
Socialistic Dictatorship" tells how this was, and is, being
accomplished.
TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................I
1 How Fabian Socialism Began And Subsequent History..............................1
2 What Socialism Is — Why It Leads to Slavery........................................23
1 Socialist Controlled Education — The Road to Slavery...........................69
4 The Female of the Species.......................................................................89
5 Subverting The Constitution Via the Legislative Route..........................109
6 Brightest Stars in the American Socialist Firmament..............................115
7 Socialist Penetration and Permeation of Religion....................................149
8 Planned Destruction of the United States Through Free Trade................165
9 A Nation Undone...................................................................................187
Epilogue........................................................................................................205
Sources and Notes.........................................................................................211
Index.............................................................................................................219
Introduction I
INTRODUCTION

"We will build the New World Order piece by piece right under their noses"
(the American people). "The house of the New World Order will have to be built
from the bottom up rather than from the top down. An end run around sovereign-
ty, eroding it piece by piece, will accomplish much more than the old fashioned
frontal attack." Richard Gardner, leading American Socialist, Foreign Affairs, the
journal of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), April 1974.
In this, my third book ("The Committee of 300" and "Diplomacy By
Deception,") I tell how Gardner's statement gives notice of the Fabian Socialist
agenda for the United States. The ideas, thoughts and people who have worked
diligently to establish Socialism, the principal, fatal political disease of modern
nations is explained in clear detail.
There is an account of the various Socialists goals set by the British Fabian
Society, whose motto is, "Make Haste Slowly." When asked to explain
Communism, Lenin replied, "Communism is Socialism in a hurry." Socialism has
no where to progress but to Communism, is something I have often said. The
book explains why so many of the ills that plague our society today have their ori-
gin in careful Socialist planning and execution.
Socialism is inherently evil because it forces people to accept deliberately
engineered changes they have neither requested nor want. The power of
Socialism is disguised in soothing terms and hides behind a mask of humanitari-
anism. It is also found in far reaching, fundamental changes in religion, which the
Socialists have long used as a potent vehicle for gaining acceptance, after which
they spread their influence inside churches to the detriment of all religions.
The goal of Socialism is the liquidation of the free enterprise system, which
is true capitalism. Scientific Socialism goes under several disguises, and its pro-
moters call themselves Liberals or Moderates. They wear no badge and are not
recognizable, as they would be if they called themselves Communists.
There are more than 300,000 Socialists inside the United States Government,
and careful estimates have it that in 1994, 87 percent of the members of Congress
are Socialists. Executive orders are an unconstitutional Socialist ruse to use the
legislative route to make the Constitution of the United States of no effect, where
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direct methods are not possible to bring about desired Socialist changes blocked
by the Constitution.
Socialism is revolution without openly violent methods but never the less
does the utmost violence to the psyche of the nation. It is a movement governed
by stealth. Its slow advance on the United States from its home base in England
was almost imperceptible up to the 1950s. The Fabian Socialist movement
remains distinct from so called Socialist Party groups and its forward crawl was
thus almost imperceptible to the majority of Americans. "When you wound a
Communist, a Socialist bleeds" is a saying that dates back to the early days of
Fabian Socialism.
Socialism ardently welcomes proliferation of central government power
which they strive to secure for themselves, always pretending it to be for the com-
mon good. The United States and Britain are full to the brim with false prophets
pushing the New World Order. These Socialist missionaries preach peace and
humanitarianism and common good. Fully aware that they could not overcome
the resistance of the American people to Communism by direct means, the insid-
ious Fabian Socialists knew they had to move silently and slowly, and avoid alert-
ing the people to their real objectives. Thus was 'scientific Socialism' adopted as
the way to overcoming the United States and making of it the leading Socialist
country in the world.
How far Fabian Socialism has succeeded, and where we stand today is told
in this book. Presidents Wilson, Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Carter, Kennedy and
Johnson were eager, willing servants of Fabian Socialism. Their mantle was
passed to President Clinton. Democracy and Socialism go hand-in-hand. All
United States presidents since Wilson have repeatedly stated that the United
States is a Democracy, when in fact, it is a Confederated Republic. Fabian
Socialism directs the destiny of the world in a way which is disguised to render it
unrecognizable. Socialism is the author of graduated income tax, the destroyer of
nationalism, the author of so-called "free trade."
This book is no dull account of the philosophies of Socialism, but a dynam-
ic, dramatic telling of how it became the foremost menace to free men every-
where, but more especially, in the United States, which has still to confront it,
head-on. The bland, smooth surface of Socialism hides its true intent: A Federal
World Government under Socialist control, in which We, the People, will be their
slaves in a New World Order of the New Dark Age.
How Fabian Socialism Began and Subsequent History 1
1

HOW FABIAN SOCIALISM BEGAN
AND SUBSEQUENT HISTORY

"Like all Socialists, I believe that the Socialist Society evolves in time into a
Communist Society." — John Strachey, Labor Party Cabinet Minister.
"In American newspaper jargon, John Strachey would be described as
'Marxist No. 1' and the title would be deserved." "Left News," March 1938.
Fabian Socialism began with the Fabian Society, which in their words, "con-
sists of Socialists who allied themselves with the Communist Manifesto of 1848,"
written by Karl Marx, a Prussian born Jew who lived the better part of his life in
Highgate, London. In the "Basis of the Fabian Society" we learn the following:
"It therefore aims at the reorganization of society by the emancipation of
land and industrial capital from individual ownership and vesting them in the
community for the general benefit. In this way only can natural and acquired
advantages of the country be shared by the whole people..."
This was the principal that Fabian Socialism exported to the United States,
one which they have tirelessly forced upon the American people to the great detri-
ment of the nation.
Marx died in solitary "digs" in October of 1883, without ever realizing the
vision he shared with Moses Mendelssohn (Mendelssohn is generally recognized
as the father of European Communism), and was buried in the small, walled
Highgate Cemetery in North London. That the Communist Manifesto gave life to
Socialism, was admitted by Professor Harold Laski, the man most closely identi-
fied with the movement from its inception, and up to the time of his death in 1950.
But Socialism actually, was born with the founding of the Ethical Society of
Culture, formerly the Fellowship of New Life, in New York. Although the politi-
cal economy of John Stuart Mill as expressed in Henry George's Socialist book,
"Progress and Poverty" the spiritual side of Socialism should not be ignored.
Webb and his wife Beatrice ran the Fabian Society from its beginning. Most of
the members of the Fellowship of New Life which preceded the Ethical Society
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of Culture, were Freemasons affiliated with Madame Blavatsky's occult
Theosophy to which Annie Besant also subscribed.
Not that Laski was in any sense a "spiritual man," being more like Marx than
Ramsay McDonald, who went on to become prime minister of England. Laski
was a most powerful influence on scores of British political, economic and church
leaders, and is credited with having compellingly influenced Presidents Franklin
Delano Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy. Victor Gollancz, the Socialist publisher,
said on many occasions that Socialism is necessary for world domination:
"Socialism centralizes power and makes individuals completely subject to those
who control that power," the publisher said.
Having withdrawn from the Fellowship of the New Life, Fabian Socialism
tried several paths already trodden by Communists, Bakounists, Babuovists
(anarchists) and Karl Marx, always vehemently denying any connection with
these movements. Consisting mainly of intellectuals, civil servants, journalists
and publishers like the great Victor Gollancz, Fabian Socialism had no interest in
getting involved with street fighting anarchist revolutionaries. The founder mem-
bers of Fabian Socialism perfected the technique first used by Adam Weishaupt
— that of penetrating the Catholic Church and then "boring away from inside
until just an empty husk was left." It was called, "penetration and permeation."
Apparently neither Weishaupt nor Gollancz thought Christians would be smart
enough to see what was happening.
Gollancz was reported as saying: "Christians are not exactly bright, so it will
be easy for Socialism to lead them down the garden path through their ideals of
brotherly love and social justice." Fabian Socialism targeted political, economic and
educational organizations, in addition to the Christian Church. Later Gollancz's Left
Wing Books gave special discounts to Christians who were interested in Socialist
ideas. On the selection committee of the Left Book Club were Gollancz himself,
Professor Harold Laski, and John Strachey, a Labour Party member of Parliament.
Gollancz, who also owned The Christian Book Club, was a strong believer in
Bolshevik Russia as an ally of Socialism. At the urging of Beatrice Webb, he pub-
lished one of the Fabian Society's best sellers, "Our Soviet Ally."
Fabian Socialism set out from the very beginning of its history to penetrate
and permeate the British Labor and Liberal Parties, and, as it turned out, also the
Democrat Party in the United States. It was relentless in its zeal and energy to cre-
ate "feminist" Socialism, at which it was to become highly successful. Socialism
succeeded in gaining the ascendency of school boards, town councils and labor
unions under the guise of bettering the lot of the working man. Fabian Socialism's
determination to capture education mirrors what Madame Zinoviev had long
counseled in Bolshevik Russia.
In 1950, Gollancz published, "Corruption in a Profit Economy" a widely
read work by Mark Starr. Starr was a product of Fabian Socialism, and although
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considered a bit rough around the edges (he began life as a coal miner,) he was
not rejected by the Ivy League Socialists of Harvard and Yale, to which the Fabian
Society had gained access in its orderly progression up the ladder from its hum-
ble beginnings in London. Starr emigrated to the United States in 1928, after earn-
ing his Socialist credentials at the National Council of Labour Colleges.
Tutored by the formidable Margaret Cole, the founder of the Fabian
Research Center, Starr was THE link between the Fabian Society in London and
the burgeoning Socialist movements in America. Starr served at the Brockwood
Labor College from 1925-1928, at an early age subjected to a Socialist education
second to none. The Socialist Garland Fund gave Starr a grant of $74,227, a con-
siderable sum of money in those days. He later became educational director of the
International Ladies Garment Workers Union (ILGWU) from 1935 to 1962. His
work on labor politics and labor education was outstanding in the cause of
Socialism. As far as Starr was concerned, education meant teaching that private
profit was wrong and should be abolished.
In 1941, Starr was appointed vice president of the American Federation of
Teachers, an avante-garde Socialist teachers body of the day. After taking
American citizenship, Starr was named by President Harry Truman to the United
States Advisory Commission, authorized by Public Act 402, "to advise the State
Department and the Congress on the operation of information centers and
libraries maintained by the United States Government in foreign countries, as
well as on the exchange of students and technical experts." This was indeed a
"coup" for Socialism in the United States!
Fabian Socialism attracted many of the upper elite of society in Britain and
the United States. It is said of American Socialists that they "aped their English
betters, admiring their command of the language, their quick turn of phrase and
their genteel respectability, perhaps personified by Professor Graham Wallas, Sir
Stafford Cripps, Hartley Shawcross and Richard Crossman."
Professor Graham Wallas lectured at the New School for Social Research in
New York City, a Socialist "think tank" founded by the "New Republic" maga-
zine, that catered for leftwing professors, of which the United States had more
than its share. Wallas was one of the earlier intellectuals to join the then nonde-
script Fabian Society, which, back in 1879, faced a very uncertain future and was
not considered to be a threat to Government or Church. Wallas' early interest in
education is mirrored by one of his earliest jobs — that of County School
Management Committee of the School Board. As we shall see in other chapters,
the Fabian Socialists hierarchy considered control of education the kingpin in
their strategy to capture the world.
That ideal was further reflected by Wallas' teaching appointment at the
London School of Economics, founded by Sydney Webb, and then still a fledg-
ling Socialist institution of learning. Wallas had only four students in his class.
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Wallas believed that the way to Socialize a country was through applied psychol-
ogy. The way to Socialize America, Wallas contended, was to take the mass of the
population by the hand like children (he did not have a very high regard for the
standard of education in the United States) and like children, lead them one step
at a time down the road to Socialism, to which I would add, and ultimate slavery.
Wallas is an important name in this account of Socialism, as he wrote a book
which was adopted, word-for-word by President Lyndon Johnson, as Democrat
Party official policy.
The sinister creeping progress of Socialism that began to blanket England,
might have been avoided, but for WWI. The flower of Christian British youth
who would have resisted the onward march of this alien concept, lay dead in the
fields of Flanders, their lives uselessly thrown away on a nebulous ideal of "patri-
otism." Numbed by the horrific loss of their sons, the older generation did not
care about what Socialism was doing to their country, believing that "there will
always be an England."
Social psychology was a weapon used deftly used to deflect attacks on
American Fabianist organizations. Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), said
it was not part of the Fabian Society, and its mouthpiece, "The Nation" sought
vehemently to deny attempts to tie the two in with each other.
In 1902, Wallas was teaching outright Socialism at the Philadelphia
University summer sessions. He had been invited to the United States by wealthy
American Socialists who attended Oxford summer schools in 1899 and 1902, the
period when the summer school indoctrination classes were at the height of their
popularity with rich Americans who had nothing better to do. The year 1910
found Wallas as the mentor of American Socialist leaders like Walter Lippmann,
delivering the Lowell Lectures at Harvard. Graham Wallas was recognized as
being among the Big Four Socialist intellectuals in Britain, and as such, he was
sought out by the American Socialist Ray Stannard Baker, the emissary Colonel
Edward Mandel House sent to the Paris Peace Conference to represent him, and
find out what the delegates were doing.
Between 1905 and 1910, Graham Wallas wrote "The Great Society" which
was to become the blueprint for President Johnson's program of the same name,
and which embodied social psychology principles. Wallas made it very plain, that
the object of social psychology was to control human conduct, thus preparing the
masses for the coming Socialist State that would ultimately lead them into slav-
ery — although he was careful not to spell it out that far. Wallas became a con-
duit into the United States for Fabian Socialists ideas, much of them going into
Roosevelt's "New Deal," written by Socialist Stuart Chase, Kennedy's "New
Frontier" written by Socialist Henry Wallace and Johnson's "Great Society" writ-
ten by Graham Wallas. From these facts alone, the tremendous impact of Fabian
Socialism upon the American political scene can be gauged.
How Fabian Socialism Began and Subsequent History 5
Like Professor Laski, Wallas had the same good disposition and kindly
nature which was to make such a big impact on political and religious leaders in
the United States. Both men were to be the Fabian Society's most successful mis-
sionaries to universities and colleges all across the United States, not to mention
their impact on the leaders of the aggressive "feminist" movement which was just
getting started.
Thus, from the beginning of Fabian Socialism in America, this dangerously
radical movement was falsely clothed in a mantle of benigness that was able to
deceive "the very elect," to paraphrase the Bible. It was a cover for revolution on
both sides of the Atlantic while remaining aloof from the violence generally asso-
ciated with the word, "revolution." History will one day record that the Fabian
Socialist revolution far exceeded in scope and breadth the violent Bolshevik
Revolution. While the Bolshevik Revolution ended more that fifty years ago, the
labian Socialist revolution is still gathering momentum and growing ever
stronger. This unobtrusive movement has literally "moved mountains," and vast-
ly changed the course of history, and nowhere more so than in the United States.
The two guiding lights who remained in control of Fabian Socialism to the
end of their days were George Bernard Shaw and Sydney Webb. Later, they were
joined by men like Graham Wallas, John Maynard Keynes and Harold Laski,
whose dream of a Socialist conquest of Great Britain and the United States they
knew could only be realized by the progressive weakening of the financial system
of each country, until they collapsed into a total welfare state. We see this now in
effect having overtaken Britain which has become a bankrupted, welfare state.
Fabian Socialism's second course of action was against the constitutional
separation of powers mandated by the United States Constitution. Professor Laski
and his colleagues felt that if Fabian Socialism could remove this obstacle, they
would have the key to dismantling the entire Constitution of the United States.
Thus, it was imperative that Socialism train and deploy special change agents
who would be in a position to undermine this, the most important provision in the
Constitution. The Fabian Society set about doing just that, and the success of their
mission can be seen in the shocking manner in which Congress blithely surren-
ders its powers to the executive branch in a manner which can only be described
not only as reckless, but 100 percent unconstitutional.
A good example would be Line Item Veto powers given to the President
Clinton in defiance of the Constitution. Another good example was the surrender
of powers in trade negotiations which properly belong in the House of
Representatives. As we shall see in the chapters dealing with NAFTA and GATT,
this is precisely what Congress has done, thereby wittingly or unwittingly — it
matters not — playing right into the hands of the Socialist enemies of this Nation.
Sydney Webb and George Bernard Shaw are the men who set the Fabian
Socialist course: penetration and permeation, rather than anarchy and violent rev-