Mind blowing speech by Robert Welch in 1958 predicting insiders plan to destroy America

This is one of the videos that woke me up 20 years ago.

This version has better audio.

Good clip...explains a lot of the elites plans...

Demand that your governments stop the spending spree.

By debt or by sword, mofo!

Good man.

In my misspent formative years, I was a Progressive. At least I wanted to be. "Progressive" just sounds good. For that matter, the concept of communism sounds okay; no one's ever going to prosper, but everyone's going to be comfortable (in theory). Maybe a hard worker could prosper a little. No, probably not. I never signed on with the CPUSA, but I had idealistic notions that led me to sympathize in their direction. Which I guess made me a comsymp.

But I got over that, and despite what Churchill may have said, it didn't take me 40 years to come around. But before I came around, I was a junior in high school, taking U.S. history, sitting through the same boring lectures from the same boring teacher whose boring lectures I'd been required by state law to sit through two years earlier. My heart went out to him, though – he was the one who had to deliver the same boring lecture, five times a day.

I didn't dislike the guy, really. He was a thorough teacher, if you could stay awake. He graded fairly and his tests covered important (but non-essential) stuff like who was Millard Fillmore's vice-president.

He wasn't a member of the Birch Society (as far as I know), and he didn't dare come out and praise them in so many words, but he clearly felt that they had some good ideas. For that reason, when I had to write a term paper in the spring semester, I selected the John Birch Society as my topic.

My paper was largely historical, covering the society's founding (in Indianapolis, yay), John's story in China (the official story, that is – I'm not sure we've been told the whole truth of his activities), the society's fundamental positions, that kind of stuff. I ended the paper with a criticism of extremism, and I think I finagled a way to paraphrase Barry Goldwater's quote about extremism in defense of liberty being no vice. The paper got me an A. It may have even been an A+.

If I had to write the same paper again, a decade or two or so later, I'd structure it differently. I'd have a much more Birch-friendly approach. I'd still have to point out that the Birchers contended that Dwight Eisenhower was a conscious Soviet agent, which is something I find pretty iffy. Dwight was a politician, not so much a natural politician as he was an intelligent, seasoned political administrator. He'd had to make some difficult choices during the war. Some were good choices, some weren't. He (and his crew) took on a tough task in June, 1944, made some bad choices, spent a few tons of treasure and a few tankers of blood, and prevailed. General Eisenhower had dealt with the Soviet leaders more than Mr. Welch had. He knew what he was dealing with. He knew a lot about the military-industrial complex, too.

I'd probably be very unfriendly to the UN, even though it'd seemed like such a good idea at the time. I'd embrace the Birch society's objections, and agree that US would do well to wash its hands of UN.

In my final analysis, I'd give the Birch society my blessing, although I wouldn't deny that they espouse their share of lunatic fringe ideas. A semi-friendly, vigilant détente isn't a bad thing. We'd be wise to focus our attention more on the Russia's neighbor's activities.

I wonder what the Birchers think of Dr. Kissinger. I wonder if Dr. Kissinger regrets inviting Mao into the 20th century. It seemed like the thing to do at the time.

The filthy CFR scum at youtube/google have deleted this video DOZENS and DOZENS of times over 16 years...

( I wonder why )

THE COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS!



Here is the membership list of the traitors:

[link to www.cfr.org]

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Wow!

what I don't get is none of them live long enough to reap the benefits of this plan

My Dad was a big fan of Robert Welch. My dad would instill the information gleamed from Robert Welch and like minded people into many conversation within the family. My father, Robert Welch and many others like him shaped my political outlook in my early formative years.

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Last Edited by Terrebonne on 01/28/2023 02:21 PM

Elitism survives and prospers through their works...

They desdtroy the whole world
and you whine about your "america".

Damn Right.

We should all be whining, kicking and screaming about them destroying our towns, our countries and our world.

The only one that's going to save you is YOU.

And this is exactly why globalist win

When people are so retarded to believe to their fatso puppets everything can be achieved