- "Their aim was to gradually change the nature of
the Party's activities while keeping the old name." -- Anton Pannekoek,
"Social Democracy and Communism," 1919, 1927
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- The word "conspiracy" has been reduced, with
the help of Hollywood and mainstream propaganda to mean something
that should be dismissed, ridiculed, and equated with lunacy as though
it does not and never has existed except in the minds of those who have
lost their minds. For well over 100 years, however, conspiracy
has been used by an elite few to reshape the U.S. government away from
our original Republic in which individual rights were honored, into a regime
of coercive State power backed by corrupt communist monopolies of power
that have given themselves the ability and right to "take" any
of our private property and private wages from individual owners and redistribute
the wealth elsewhere, including to failing monopolies. The most
recent State threat is that of forcing Americans to turn their private
wages over to the corrupt insurance industry, which will in turn funnel
dollars back into the broken medical "healthcare" industry. Karl
Marx wrote, "the theory of the Communists may be summed up in the
single sentence: Abolition of private property."
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- Although the takeover of the United States during the
"Progressive Era" (the 1890s to the 1920s) was a bloodless coup
on the surface, more careful inspection reveals that some of the Socialists
and Communists hiding under the anonymous cover of "government agents,"
were and are known for ruthlessness, bloody savagery and un-American acts
of terrorism against Americans that one would better expect to witness
in a Bolshevist police/military state.
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- The stated goals of the Socialists and Communists as
recorded in the minutes of some of their meetings held in and around New
York City during the early 1900s have included abolishing all U.S. conspiracy
laws that stand in the way of their desired monopolies, destroying the
Constitution, creating an unconstitutional and historically illegal income
tax on Americans' labor, gaining control of the government and media from
the inside, establishing a compulsory public school system through which
children will be indoctrinated to communist propaganda, and they have established
barbaric eugenics programs in the U.S., the likes of which the rest of
the world has yet to duplicate, although Hitler tried.
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- It was the industrialization of grain agriculture that
should have eventually given us a very clear clue of the identity of those
taking over the United States from the inside. Our
clue should have come from the flag of the former USSR, which contained
the symbols that represented communism: a hammer and a sickle. The
hammer represented industrialization and the sickle represented agriculture.
The combination of industry with agriculture is one of the ten steps toward
achieving a communist state as outlined by Marx and Friedrich Engels in
the Manifesto of the Communist Party.
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- Unlike the Russian Bolshevik party, which was a majority
faction of the Marxist Russian Social Democratic Labor Party, those pushing
for communism here in the U.S. have consisted primarily of a
minority of highly educated, well-funded people and some had been recent
immigrants. In their meetings they first used the Marxist ideas when
stating their goals but somehow lost sight of the working people and shifted
goals and agendas to create monopolies of power for themselves. When
monopolies are so large that they can create the laws that govern us all
and they can control Congress and the White House with their money, it
is the monopolies that become a form of uncontrolled "shadow"
government that the People cannot address.
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- Major organizations, publications and newspapers embracing
communism were centered in New York City and other NY areas,
a major point of entry into this country. From there, they moved
outward, while enjoying the freedom of speech offered from time to time
in this nation. The Big Apple, it seems, was apparently rather Red.
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- As the Socialists and Communists put their plans in motion,
they did not mind waiting generations if necessary to see their efforts
come to fruition. It was well-known to the elite few that establishing
a completely new government regime would take a generation or two to accomplish
via quiet subversive conspiracy and propaganda. According to
a 1985 interview between G. Edward Griffin and former KGB agent Yuri Bezmenov,
Mr. Bezmenov stated there are four steps needed to transform the thinking
process of an entire nation into Marxism/Leninism:
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- 1. "Demoralization," which takes
15 to 20 years, and is done through the public school system, obliterating
individualism, giving the children a standardized and limited education,
exposing the students to Marxist/Leninist ideas (possibly hidden behind
the name "democracy"), and preparing the students to be loyal
cogs in industry.
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- 2. "Destabilization," which takes
two to five years, during which Marxist/Leninist ideas are applied to defense
and the economy.
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- 3. "Crisis," which takes only weeks
in order to bring about a drastic change in the power structure and the
economy.
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- 4. "Normalization," in which the
masses are led to believe that everything is fine, despite the fact that
nothing looks the same.
-
- Horace Greeley was the founder of the very popular New
York Tribune, which featured articles written by Karl Marx. Greeley was
a staunch supporter of Land Reform in the U.S., and he supported political
moves that called for the redistribution of land, especially for those Greeleyidentified
as the poor. When the Homestead Act of 1862 was passed, it helped
lay the foundation for industrialized agriculture in the U.S. The
Act resulted in a massive redistribution of land as well as a more even
distribution of the populace westward, away from the crowded and poverty
stricken eastern cities. Those two accomplishments of redistribution
represented two more steps toward Marxist Communism as outlined in the
Communist Manifesto of 1848.
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- The Sixth National Convention of the Socialistic Labor
Party was held in New York in September of 1877. Present
were comrades representing socialist groups that were already being established
in many other parts of America. Some of the early plans
for taking control of the media and schools (two more suggestions recorded
in the Manifesto) appeared in the minutes of that meeting, and are as follows:
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- "Whereas, in many places in this country, especially
in the larger cities, there are newspapers, workmen's halls, schools, etc.,
founded by socialists, and which now are dependent upon the support and
self-sacrifice of our comrades;
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- "Whereas, these undertakings have, during the course
of years, withdrawn themselves from the control of the party, and exhibit
in their workings only ordinary business motives, not allowing membership
in the party to influence them in the engagement of employees, we declare
the recovery of these enterprises within the control of the party as desirable
and attainable.
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- "In the meantime the members en masse should use
their influence to secure the engagement of intelligent, capable and honest
party members in these institutions in preference to others."
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- By June, 1900, the agenda of the Socialists and Communists
was heating up. Statements in their meetings were becoming stronger
and their anti-Constitution ideas were becoming easier (for them) to accept. Speeches
were emotional and applause was reverberating throughout their meeting
halls. Minutes from the Tenth National Convention held in 1900
in New York City contain some of the following plans, including
that of Number 13, which lists the goal to repeal all conspiracy laws and
allow all "combinations" in order to eliminate competition. According
to The Law of Torts, (Melville Bigelow, Harvard Law School Library, 1907)
in order to put an end to competition, "most combinations in trade
have for their object monopoly." According to Socialism,
an Examination of Its Nature, (Richard Ely, Prof. Political Science, University
of Wisconsin, 1894), "Socialism is a theory of monopoly" Many
of the following listed objectives and resolutions are taken directly from
the Communist Manifesto.
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- "10. The United States to have the right of expropriation
of running patents, new inventions to be free to all, but inventors to
be remunerated by
- national rewards.
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- 11. Progressive income tax and tax on inheritances; but
smaller incomes to be exempt.
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- 12. Compulsory school education of all children under
fourteen years of age, instruction in all educational institutions to be
gratuitous and to be made accessible to all by public assistance (furnishing
meals, clothes, books, etc.). All instruction to be under the direction
of the United States and to be organized on a uniform plan.
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- 13. Repeal of all pauper, tramp, conspiracy and sumptuary
laws. Unabridged right of combination.
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- 17. Uniform national marriage laws. Divorce to be granted
upon mutual consent, and upon providing for the care of the children.
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- POLITICAL DEMANDS
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- 1. The people to have the right to propose laws (initiative)
and to vote upon all laws of importance (referendum).
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- 2. Abolition of the Presidency, Vice-Presidency and Senate
of the United States. An Executive Board to be established, whose members
are to be elected, and may at any time be recalled, by the House of Representatives
as the only legislative body. The States and Municipalities to adopt corresponding
amendments to their constitutions and statutes.
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- 6. Uniform law throughout the United States. Administration
of justice to be free of charge. Abolition of capital punishment.
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- RESOLUTION.
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- WHEREAS, The Socialist Labor Party of the United
States is so far chiefly a propagandistic party;
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- WHEREAS, It is a good means of agitation to participate
in municipal, county, State and congressional elections; therefore,
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- Resolved, To recommend to the members wherever one or
more labor parties are in the field, to support that party which is the
most progressive; that is, the platform and principles of which come nearest
to ours, and at least recognize the conflict between the class of capitalists
and the class of laborers; but members shall not be permitted to participate
in the founding of new parties"
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- Elsewhere in the Tenth National Convention, perhaps suspecting
a fox in the henhouse while desiring instead a Comrade in the White House:
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- "We are not fighting for co-operative commonwealths,
for any abstract idea of human brotherhood. We are fighting
to enthrone ourselves in power, and after that we will see what we will
do. [Applause.]"
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- And elsewhere in the same Convention notes:
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- "Comrade Simpson says that he agrees with Comrade
Meyer of Detroit, and in the same breath he disagrees with himwe take our
stand and we say this: when we say democracy, we mean Socialist democracy"
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- According to a June, 1909 volume of the International
Socialist Review, "It is as easy to get a new constitution as to get
an amendment to the existing oneA century old constitution binds us!...What
we requireis not verbal changes in our outgrown constitutionbut a completely
new spirita new constitution."
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- The reason Communists must have as their goal the destruction
of the Constitution, is that the U.S. Constitution (The Law of the Land)
does not permit a Communist government to govern this country. The
Constitution is a power check that protects individual rights. While
a Communist (going by the name of Democrat, Republican or any other name)
might swear by Oath to defend and uphold the Constitution of theU.S. in
order to be seated in a coveted position of power, a Communist cannot and
will not abide by that Oath. He or she cannot and will not uphold
and defend the Constitution. The Oath will be a lie of meaningless
words and the Constitution will be treated like any other piece of paper,
something rather commonplace at this point in time.
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- By the early 1900s, the Communists had succeeded in putting
a Comrade in the White House, who, acting as a dictator then helped them
establish Marx's income tax on Americans' labor, thus now redistributing
private wages that belonged to the laborer to others who the State felt
"needed" them. This was unconstitutional and historically
forbidden in this Republic. He also created a banking monopoly
called the "Federal Reserve," and established State terrorists
called the Internal Revenue Service who would enforce and carry out the
confiscation, redistribution and abolition of private property. The U.S. also
witnessed the finalization of the compulsory state "education"
of all children in all states throughout the nation. The "demoralization"
phase was well underway as the dreams and individuality of the nation's
children were snuffed out, their creativity dampened while they were given
an abysmal "standardized" education that would prepare them to
become a nameless laborer working 9-5 for industry. Changes
and amendments were also made to the Constitution to better suit Communist
goals, and the Communist party gained complete control of the media. At
that same time, the nation's diet changed when Americans began to rely
upon the "standardized" grain-based diet of Marx's industrialized
agriculture.
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- The man who would be America's dictator and would champion
the communist causes from the White House, the man who would bring America
into the "Crisis" of the First World War which also resulted
in a very curious and horrifying influenza pandemic that spread throughout
U.S. military camps and then the world, the man who would then be among
the first to illegally suspend the U.S. Constitution when he outlawed Freedom
of Speech to prevent Americans from speaking "unpatriotic" comments
about the new U.S. government, was Woodrow Wilson, 28th President, 1913-1921.
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- Wilson's actions infuriated other true Democrats, including
former Senator Joseph Bailey, an apparent firebrand from Texas who
wrote to the New York Times (NYT) stating that Wilson was not
a Democrat, but was a Socialist hiding under the name of "Progressive
Democrat" in order to confuse the public. Nearly every
person in the Wilson administration was a Socialist, Bailey wrote,
stating, "they stigmatize every man who believes in a faithful observance
to the Constitution as a 'reactionary,' and they denounce those who defend
the right of private property"
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- Other comments about Wilson in the NYT include
the near feverish delight and praise that he received from some socialists
when he decided to take America into World War I. One
NYT headline proclaimed, "Socialists Declare For Wilson And War,"
although the socialist party was no longer united at that time due to the
war. The party had divided into at least two opposing factions
with some socialists seeking peace, and others wanting war. In
one meeting, speaker after speaker denounced the pacifism sought by other
socialists as they supported Wilson and the War. William
Edlin, president of the Jewish Socialist League stated, "I am ashamed
that so many of us have failed to perceive the grandeur of the position
taken by our most illustrious President, Woodrow WilsonOur Russian comrades
must be urged to hold out to the very end for a general peace which is
based on international justice, as formulated by our great and honored
President, Woodrow Wilson." (March 2, 1918)
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- In another NYT article, "Jews Pledge Full Aid to
the Government," Mr. Edlin warned other socialists in NY that regardless
of Socialist doctrines, they should be prepared to stand by the U.S. in
order to help their comrades in Russia. He is quoted as
saying, "It is all very well to be Socialists and to cling to the
doctrines of socialism if one wants to, but conditions of the war make
it imperative upon us now to give our every energy, every thought unhesitatingly
to the United States." (April 15, 1918)
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- The NYT also quoted similar sentiments from "Dr.
N. Syrkin, a leader of the American Socialist Zionist movement." In
another article, "Dr. N. Syrkin" is listed as a "prominent
Jewish leader." The headline of that article states, "A
Great Mass Meeting on Russia to be Held Tonight at Carnegie Hall." In
another article, he is said to have received a death threat from the Black
Hundred, a counter-revolutionary band of assassins centered in Switzerland.
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- The movement toward socialism and Communist industrialization
was not strictly "Jewish," however, as there were and are many
known "Christians" involved as well as atheists and agnostics. Wilson,
for instance, was a Christian and his father was a Christian minister. Interestingly,
the Roman Catholic Church took a stand against communism and socialism,
ostensibly because it was felt that the responsibility of the individual
to help others who might be in need of help ultimately belongs to the individual,
rather than in a communist State that forcefully "takes" private
property from one individual and then redistributes it to someone else.
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- Wilson pushed The Espionage Act of 1917, making
it illegal to interfere with the war effort. Not quite satisfied
with that, he then pushed for an amendment to The Espionage Act, called,
The Sedition Act of 1918. This made it illegal for Americans
to speak any "disloyal, profane, scurrilous, or abusive language"
about the new United States communist government. It
also gave authority to the Postmaster General to censor mail and deny U.S. mail
service (another monopoly) to anyone identified as a dissenter. A
fine of $10,000 and/or imprisonment of not more than twenty years put some
treacherous fangs into this new law that protected Wilson and the other
Communists from the horrors of free speech. Thus, the very group that
used free speech to achieve their goals had decided to revoke that right
to others.
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- Among those who would be arrested and sentenced to twenty
years in prison was U.S. Representative, Victor Berger, himself a Jewish
immigrant from former Austria-Hungary, and a founder of the Socialist
Party of America. Rep. Berger verbally opposed the War. (His
conviction was later overturned.)
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- Characteristics of the now morphing pseudo-Communists
began to emerge as they revised Marxism, changed the U.S. Constitution
and begat a strange chimera that blended Communism and communist monopolies
with U.S. Capitalism for personal power and profit. Politically,
they have denied individual rights of others to own private property and
to have free speech, while they have given to themselves endless rights
to do, say and take others wages and private property as they so desire. This
became possible after they achieved their goal first verbalized in the
Tenth National Convention: "We are fighting to enthrone
ourselves in power, and after that we will see what we will do. [Applause.]"
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- There were two epidemics that took place in the United
States during portions of the so-called Progressive Era, both apparently
worsened by communist media control and their removal of our right to free
speech, as well as the lack of appropriate journalism to transmit real,
truthful news to the people. Many Americans were aware of the
Influenza Epidemic unfolding around them in 1918 because they were witnessing
the horrifying sudden deaths of their healthy young loved ones, but the
press was keeping quiet about it.
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- This pandemic was an infectious, hemorrhagic, pneumonic
plague, sometimes causing crackling air pockets to form just under the
surface of the skin as the lungs were destroyed and air leaked into tissues. Some
patients bled copiously from the nose, mouth, eyes and other orifices. Damage
to the eardrums was also noted, as well as muscle damage, and death came
quickly as people who had been robust and healthy only 12 hours earlier
turned a dark shade of blue and then drowned from the blood and fluid from
the pneumonia in their lungs. The nearly black color of the
cyanosis of the dying caused rumors that the "black death" had
returned.
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- This plague, which doctors were saying was unlike anything
they had ever seen before, is said to have begun in a crowded military
camp in the U.S. where young draftees from many parts of the
nation had been mobilized for Wilson's War. From that camp,
it was then spread to other over-crowded camps throughout the U.S.,
before it entered into the private sector. While corpses were
being stacked upon corpses and cities were actually shutting down, the
news monopolies and advertisements in them told people not to panic, "chew
your food well," and "don't wear tight shoes," and that
everything was fine, although nothing really looked "fine," especially
where corpses had been stacked to the ceilings.
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- Because no rational information was being given to the
People, no one knew what was causing this horror. According
to The Great Influenza, a book by John Barry, some thought the family dog
might have been the cause and many had their beloved dogs slaughtered. After
the young troops' deployment overseas for Wilson's War, the troops apparently
then spread the Influenza through the world, thus giving us another reason
why America should follow the Founding Fathers' advice, and not fight wars
on foreign soils. Entire villages were wiped out, and it is
estimated that up to 60 million died. It is said that the world
has never before seen a pandemic with a magnitude such as that one, but
theWilson administration curiously seemed to look the other way while
the influenza was being spread via the young soldiers.
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- In addition to this terrifying plague, there was another
epidemic sweeping the U.S., but many remain unaware of to this day because
it has not received a great deal of publicity. This was the
pellagra epidemic, which actually began in 1902.
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- As recorded by the US Census Bureau, industrialized corn
production went from 7.5 hundred million bushels in 1870 to almost 27 hundred
million bushels in 1900. Just as communism focuses on the importance
of the State and its redistribution of wealth to the masses than it does
on the individual, mass production in industrialized agriculture cannot
waste much time concerning itself with the quality of any particular product. There
was a problem with that mass produced corn.
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- The new "progressive" farming goal was to grow
a limited variety of grain and cereal crops on vast tracts of land. Chemical
fertilizers were used to force crops from the exhausted earth without concern
for that impact. Heavy machinery replaced the once important
farmers who, in the past, represented over 90% of the US workforce. This
progress of industry was also without concern for the damage to the earth,
topsoil, farming or families. Local family farms were absorbed
by agricultural monopolies, and processed grain and cereal products became
massively available, as planned. In the process, however, many
Americans lost their former easy access to local, fresh fruits and fresh
vegetables. Therefore, the industrialized grain movement not only
changed America, it also drastically altered the diet of Americans. For
the first time, like laboring peasants elsewhere, Americans became largely
dependent on a diet of grains.
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- This new diet was not based on the nutritional needs
of individual, but on the needs of the grain-agriculture industry. The
new American diet suddenly went from a varied diet with plenty of fresh,
locally grown fresh fruits, and fresh vegetables, fresh clean local dairy
and meats, to a diet based on cheap, mass-produced, starchy grain and cereal
products that had long shelve lives and could be easily transported over
vast distances. The food industry was no longer local, decent
and trustworthy, but was now "standardized," dangerous and frequently
filthy. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) would eventually
issue a piece of propaganda called the "Food Pyramid," which
advised Americans that their diet should have a foundation consisting of
starchy breads, cereals and pastas, "6 to 11 servings a day." It
was a recipe for disaster.
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- It is not known if Karl Marx could have foreseen the
health impact of the starch-based communist diet, but it is doubtful he
would have desired ill health for the laborers he was trying to help. Marx,
along with his wife and children suffered greatly from ill health as a
result of their own poor nutrition and extreme poverty. According
to various sources, he suffered through the deaths of four of his seven
children during their infancy or childhood. In 1852, he wrote
to his friend Engels stating that his wife and daughter were sick, he had
no money for medicine, and the family was hungry. "For
eight or ten days I have managed to feed the family on bread and potatoes,
but it is still doubtful whether I can get hold of any today" Suffering,
himself, for years with what some now think was hidradenitis suppurativa
(painful boils, carbuncles and draining fistulas from his glands), Marx
might not have known that poor health can be directly related to a poor
diet. If he did know of this connection, his poverty kept the
dream of decent food just out of his reach. Given his own dire situation,
he might have felt that having access to a grain-based diet would
be a luxury.
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- The impact of a grain-based diet, however, would become
apparent rather quickly in the U.S. The first U.S. pellagra
cases were reported in 1902, and an epidemic would then take place that
lasted for 40 years because no one knew what caused pellagra. It
was known, however, that the condition was somehow related to corn consumption.
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- Pellagra is a ravaging condition, and it is fatal if
not corrected. The symptoms are wide ranging and described as
"hellish," affecting every organ in the body, including the skin,
digestive tract, brain, inner ear balance, eyes, other senses, parotid
glands, and finally affecting the mental status just before death. Because
so many cases went unreported, it is not known how many people suffered
and how many died, but the estimates are that at least three million Americans
were affected and at least 100,000 people died. Those who were
the worst affected seemed to be the people living in poverty in the southern
states who were depending upon corn and cornmeal as the main staple of
their bleak diets.
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- It took the medical community approximately 40 years,
to finally conclude that pellagra was not an infectious disease like influenza,
but it was a form of malnutrition. The question that then arose
was, if this was an epidemic of malnutrition, why did it begin so quickly
in the U.S? Why was a picture of malnutrition being painted
with such sudden, broad strokes across the country? Eventually,
it was noted that a change in the milling of corn had occurred just before
the first cases of pellagra appeared. During milling, the nutritious
germ and other essential nutrients were removed from the corn to make it
more suitable for storage and transportation. According to an article in
the Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, this degermination process had
first been put to use after the Beall degerminator was patented in 1900
and 1901.
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- The other possible cause for the epidemic was a lack
of the "nixtamalization" or "slaking" of the corn. This
is a process in which dried corn is first cooked and soaked for hours in
an alkaline pH lime water (wood ash) solution prior to being thoroughly
rinsed and drained. This is a necessary step that makes the
niacin and other nutrients in corn available. The Native people,
who did not suffer from pellagra, knew about the need for this step, but
it was a process that might have escaped the industrialists.
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- The malnutrition problem was "fixed" by "enriching"
the starchy milled and processed grain products with synthetic nutrients. This
step prevented the embarrassment of full-blown pellagra from appearing,
but the starch-based diet would continue to create other symptoms of malnutrition
and disease, including obesity, and a sharp increase in diabetes, cancers,
heart problems, and depression. Dental problems would also become
rampant as starch coated the teeth with an acid pH plaque, giving bacteria
an ideal home. Some of these bacteria are now thought to be
associated with cancers, diabetes and heart problems, because nothing entering
the mouth remains in the mouth. It travels throughout the body.
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- The resulting systemic symptoms experienced by an entire
nation of Americans on a hammer and sickle diet would also be chemically
treated, just as they are today, by the wealthy, industrialized "medical"
monopoly machine, which was also created during the Progressive Era.
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- In 1901 the American Medical Association (AMA), reorganized,
establishing a new policy-making body, and "policy-making" as
well as "regulations" would soon become a form of new power and
wealth opportunity for the industrialists. In perhaps one of
the most unique methods of securing a monopoly and eliminating competition,
Fred Kilmer, the Director of Scientific Affairs for Johnson & Johnson,
gave his expert opinions regarding public health to the government in order
to help formulate a law that would become known as "The Pure Food
and Drug Act of 1906." This would eventually become the Food and Drug
Administration (FDA). This law prevented the sale of "adulterated
or misbranded" foods, drugs, medicines, etc. According
to the American National Business Hall of Fame, while the "less scrupulous"
competitors of J&J were forced to change their methods and products,
"all of Johnson and Johnson's products and processes met the new regulatory
standards" that their employee, Mr. Kilmer, helped write. This
is despite the fact that J&J was selling products that it falsely claimed
were sterile, or "surgically clean," when they were neither sterile
nor surgically clean.
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- By 1906, the AMA was inspecting medical schools and classifying
them as acceptable, doubtful, or unacceptable, based on conformity to the
AMA's beliefs and teachings. In 1910, a report funded by the
Carnegie Foundation and supported by the AMA outlined new uniform standards
for medical schools, thus giving the medical industry the same familiar
"one size fits all" feature common to everything else being "standardized"
by industrialists in the U.S.
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- In 1913, the AMA created a Propaganda Department that
would stand watch for competition, which would be branded as "health
fraud and quackery." Scientists not remaining inside the
confines of the AMA, such as Royal Raymond Rife who discovered and demonstrated
a simple and painless cure for cancer, would be completely destroyed, because
cancer itself had become a promising new industry, worth far more in dollars
to "treat" rather than to simply be "cured."
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- A powerful, unified entity began overseeing standardized
medical treatments for U.S. citizens, but currently power has
shifted in part to the "insurance industry," including government
Medicare. The insurance agents working 9-5 in desk jobs now
decide which treatments and medications a patient may receive, despite
having never met or examined the patient and having no "License to
Practice Medicine." Although the price for "healthcare"
has skyrocketed, the actual "health" of Americans has continued
to plummet as a result of the entire nation being first seated at the table
of Big Farma, and then sent to Big Pharma to be treated for the anticipated
resulting symptoms.
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- Medical journals dating back to the 1800s reveal that
physicians were well aware then of the dangers of a starchy diet. Physicians
also knew then about the need for catalase and other enzymes from fresh
raw foods, and that the diet must optimally be based on a wide variety
of foods producing the slightly alkaline pH in which many diseases, including
cancers, cannot thrive. Catalase converts the extremely toxic
(and flammable) hydrogen peroxide that accumulates in our bodies to harmless
water and oxygen, but catalase is destroyed by high heat and an improper
diet. Without catalase and other enzymes from fresh raw fruits
and vegetables, foods are not properly digested.
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- Decent diets consisting of colorful fresh fruits and
vegetables were important preventative prescriptions in the 1800s, along
with plenty of fresh air, sunshine and exercise. By the mid
1800s it had been "proved beyond question" that eliminating or
even reducing "starchy and saccharine substances" most
notably white bread from the diet of a diabetic, would result in
a decrease in urinary sugar output. The elimination of starch,
therefore, was already being used as a treatment for diabetes. It
was also known in the 1800s that if the diet contained dairy it must be
in the form of unadulterated, raw, chilled, and scrupulously clean dairy,
rather than industrialized dairy because only fresh and raw foods contain
the full matrix of nutrients needed for optimal health.
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- All of the nutrient-based knowledge once available to
us in the 1800s was thrown out the window during the Progressive Era, when,
as monopolies were being established in the U.S., propaganda told us that
modern is always better and new is always improved. We can now
see that this was and is a lie. Deaths from heart disease and
cancers have continued to climb since Americans were switched to the hammer
and sickle diet. According to "The War on Cancer,"
in the year 1900, there were 12,769 deaths blamed on cancer. The
number of deaths blamed on cancer during the year 1940 was 158,335. The
number of deaths blamed on cancer during the year 2001 had reached 553,768.
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- According to a report written in 1960 by the American
Association for Cancer Research, "Cancer patients had a 22 per
cent lower liver catalase activity than cancer-free patients." According
to a National Institutes of Health report, a 1996 study of breast cancer
risks found that "Vegetable and, particularly, fruit consumption contributed
to" a decreased risk of cancer. They concluded, "thus,
the preventive potential for fruit consumption has widespread implications." According
to a report found on the American Academy of Periodontology,
"Research has shown, and experts agree, that there is an association
between periodontal diseases and other chronic inflammatory conditions,
such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and Alzheimer's disease."
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- Industrialized medicine, however, pays almost no attention
to basic nutrition and the effect it has on the human body. According
to the AMA's "Concise Medical Encyclopedia" of 2006, they were
still advocating the USDA's now slightly revised Food Pyramid, which is
still promoting a hammer and sickle diet but with new emphasis now on "whole
grains." While the government refuses to acknowledge its
own folly, the FDA recently sent warnings to 29 fruit growers for claiming
health benefits found in their fruits, including reports of pain relief
that many experience after drinking tart cherry juice. According to the
FDA warning, "articles intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation,
treatment or prevention of disease in man-are drugs." Cherries
are now drugs, and therefore they are now in need of more regulations.
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- The Dust Bowl of the 1930s contained a symbolic warning
of its own. The Dust Bowl happened as a result of the Progressive
Era's badly flawed industrial agriculture ideas. In what appears
to have been a breathtaking warning from Mother Earth, the dried and ruined
topsoil from the heart of America's brutalized farmlands was picked
up by the winds, carried eastward, and it was then deposited upon The Big
Apple. New Your City, it seems, has been the birthplace of many
new ideas, some of them very bad for this nation, and others very good.
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- In 1993, a young entrepreneur in NYC named Sean Dix,
invented and then patented a new dental flossing device called FlossRings. He
later invented and patented the market's first and only sterilized dental
floss. Clinical tests conducted at the Indiana University found
that his superior products removed 31 percent more plaque than the waxed
floss of the floss industry leader, Johnson & Johnson.
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- Praised as "revolutionary," and modernizing
dental care, in 1996 the Dix products were placed on permanent exhibit
in the Smithsonian's affiliate, the National Museum of Dentistry. The
products received positive reviews from well-known publications, including
Forbes FYI, the Boston Globe, and Bloomberg News. Easily affordable at
$1.99 and carried in such national stores as CVS, the first in-store orders
were selling out. Brian Bootel, the worldwide acquisitions leader
for Johnson & Johnson would later estimate that the sales potential
for the FlossRings venture was between $50 and $100 million per year. A
study conducted by Florida State University stated
that this business venture would provide jobs for at least 1000 American
workers.
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- In addition, the products would revolutionize the old-fashioned
spooled flossing industry. There would finally be truly sterilized
floss on the market and for the first time people would not have to risk
introducing new, foreign bacteria into their mouths while using non-sterilized
floss. People would certainly want the superior, sterilized product
instead of the less effective, potentially contaminated floss of J&J
and other manufacturers. The superior Dix products, therefore,
were poised to take the lion's share of the floss market away from Johnson
& Johnson. In order to compete with the new products, Johnson
& Johnson and the other manufacturers would have to rebuild their machinery
to make their products as safe, effective and competitive to the FlossRings.
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- The stage was set for positive change that would help
improve people's health by drastically and safely reducing dental plaque. "Think
big," has been a lifelong motto for Mr. Dix, it was once again in
full swing. He was already thinking big as the universe seemed
to be opening up and welcoming the new inventor into the competitive marketplace. A
charitable man, he was planning to give 50 million pairs of FlossRings
away to all of the school children in all 65,000 elementary schools in
the U.S. When asked why he was doing this, he explained
that in teaching children at an early age how to care for their teeth,
they would carry this healthy lesson with them for life. Something
simple, innovative and truly great was about to happen. Investors
began coming forward with sums such as $1,000,000 being mentioned. Everything
was moving forward.
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- All of this would be changed in the course of one day,
however. That day was June 12, 1996. That was the
day when CNN, which has a long history of working as a "partner"
with its sponsor, Johnson & Johnson, saturated the airwaves with a
false and extremely damaging "news" piece about Sean Dix as well
as his FlossRings that were poised to rightfully take the floss market
away from Johnson & Johnson.
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- The hatchet job was created by Jeanne Moos and her team
from the NY branch of CNN. It included footage of two dentists
fumbling with the FlossRings and then inferring that this superior product
was worthless. Moos equated the product to a piece of junk and
never mentioned this would be the first sterile floss on the market, a
fact that would have been damaging to Johnson & Johnson, which had
been falsely claiming on and off for over 100 years that their floss is
sterile and "surgically clean." "He's a man with
a mission," Moos stated of Dix as she pulled a cheap promotional sound
card from a box of Kellogg's Corn Pops, (milled corn), which blared the
"Mission Impossible" theme song. "Try playing
that on your Floss Rings," Moos snidely concluded.
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- It was later discovered that the president of Kellogg's,
Arnold Langbo, was also serving as a director of Johnson & Johnson. It
was also discovered that Moos had used her own dentist in the clip, and
that the dentists had not been given a chance to read the FlossRings instructions
prior to CNN's filming. Thus, they used the FlossRings improperly
for the purpose of the CNN film clip. Letters were subsequently
written by one of the dentists from the Madison Dental Group, which claims
to be one of the oldest dental groups in NYC, stating that he wished to
reverse his opinion about the FlossRings. After seeing the FlossRings
properly demonstrated, he wished to endorse the product.
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- It was too late, however. CNN played the Moos
"news" piece repeatedly throughout the night and following day,
and then for several days thereafter on numerous different programs, including
"Headline News," until there was complete national saturation. Over
night, the reputation of Sean Dix and that of his superior new products
were destroyed. The FlossRings were subsequently pulled from
the shelves, the investors disappeared and his promising new business that
would have provided over 1000 decent jobs for Americans collapsed.
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- This is an example of what happens when the laws against
conspiracy and monopolies are ignored, and why they should never be ignored. The
superior FlossRings remain unavailable to us in the retail marketplaces. There
is still no sterilized dental floss on the market, and it is unknown at
this time how many lives might have been given a chance at better, improved
health if CNN and Johnson & Johnson had not conspired to eliminate
a decent competitor from the marketplace.
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- CNN refused to utter any sort of correction or apology,
thus leaving the entire nation completely misinformed about a superior
new product they might have had. Johnson & Johnson is so
large it could not care less. In 2009, Johnson & Johnson's
Ethicon company continued to recall its sutures due lack of sterility. Many
lives have been destroyed. Many doctors continue to be unaware
they have been operating with sutures that are not sterile. Jeanne
Moos is still doing her hatchet jobs on a network that continues to air
Johnson & Johnson product features as news features, thus blurring
the distinction between news and propaganda.
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- To date, everyone who has been contacted and asked for
help in bringing justice regarding this antitrust case, including the Department
of Justice and the office of the President of the United States, has refused
to help in any way. All of the largest law firms in the United
States are on retainer to Johnson & Johnson or CNN, or both. The
patent of the FlossRings is due to expire during the present administration,
at which time the FlossRings could be cheaply manufactured in another country
and then sold back to Americans at a higher price. Conspiracy
toward monopoly has never been a joking matter because we are all the victims
of such acts. We have lost access to a product proven by clinical
study to be far superior to that of Johnson & Johnson.
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- If Mr. Obama wants to truly do something about American
healthcare, as well as the economy, let him give back to us our wages that
have been un-Constitutionally taken from us since the time of Woodrow Wilson,
America's first Communist dictator. Let Mr. Obama rid his administration
of all Marxists/Leninists, Communists or Socialists or anyone else who
cannot uphold the Constitution due to political ties to another regime
or another country. They have held this country back and made
a thorough and very unProgressive mess of things for over 100 years. Let
Mr. Obama offer not a single dime in "bailout" money to any corrupt
corporate monopolies that have failed because they are poorly run or offer
inferior products that we are sick of buying. Return that money
to the American people as an incentive to truly jumpstart the economy. Restore
competition to the marketplace, so that we, the People, can decide which
superior products to buy. This will encourage other inventors
and entrepreneurs to keep searching for better, healthier and more effective
products to be brought to a freely competitive marketplace.
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- Mr. Obama, urge Americans to begin practicing what you
and your family are practicing in your own yard. Tell them to
plant gardens so that they can again have access to the real health benefits
of fresh raw fruits and vegetables. Inspire Americans to raise
earthworms that in turn will take vegetable scraps and turn them into the
richest black, fertile soil one can ever hope to see. This is
what America needs. We never needed the chemicals
that Marx thought we would need. Nature provided us with a way
of richly renewing our soils with the simple earthworm.
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- And for the sake of the American Dream, Mr. Obama, open
a full investigation into the above corporate conspiracy against one solitary
man who tried to do something real for the health of Americans.
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- Give Sean Dix justice, extend the man's patents so that America doesn't
lose his superior products to another country. By giving Sean
Dix justice, you will ultimately be giving justice to the American people. For
the sake of all of us, Mr. Obama, do something to put Sean Dix back in
business. We need more decent men who are free thinkers, thinking
about America and Americans. We have had enough applause
reverberating through the meeting halls of the Communists and Socialists
in this country. His was a real American vision, the kind this
country's Founders would have applauded. Please do something,
Mr. Obama.
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- Bring justice to this nation and end the era of Communism
and communist monopolies.
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- The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500
- Switchboard: 202-456-1414
- FAX: 202-456-2461
- Comments to the White House: 202-456-1111
- president@whitehouse.gov
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- Mary has worked for over a year on "Sean Dix, the
American Dream and Justice, Part 2," nearing completion. The Little
Paper became necessary when the roots of the problems became known, along
with the corruption involved in one of the largest anti-trust cases in
American history. Part 1 can be seen by doing a Google search
of: "CNN Johnson&Johnson" Mary
is an investigative journalist, a columnist for Rense.com, and an associate
producer for Rense Radio. She is an internationally published author of
bestselling books about eyewitness encounters with Jesus. She lives in Florida. www.sparrowdancer.com
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- Sean Dix is still in New York City fighting
for justice and after 17 years he has never given up. The FlossRings
are still available for $1.99, but only online. There is still
no sterile floss available to any of us. The FlossRings have
been continuously manufactured only in America, in Kalamazoo, Michigan,
a fact that has been ignored for over a decade by Michael Moore, producer
of movies including "Capitalism: A Love Story." Moore has
never responded to any faxed letters, FedEx packages, emails or phone calls
to Moore's office or his agent.
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- http://www.flossrings.com/
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- References and/or suggested reading
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- Pannekoek, "Social Democracy and Communism, 1919, 1927
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- The Law of Torts, Harvard, 1907
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- Socialism, 1894
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- Socialists denounce pacifism
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- Big Meeting
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- Stand behind United States
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- Sedition Act
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- Karl Marx, poor health
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- Karl Marx
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- American Medical Association, history.
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- Dang it, we need a new Constitution" communist views
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- Corn production
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- Pellagra
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- President Wilson was as "Red" As the Big Apple
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