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Thank you for posting the link to this book. I discovered it this past week-end through an article on American Thinker called Stealing Capitalism. Everyone who’s wondering what happened to America and how did we get to this point of having a socialist/marxist for a president needs to read this book. They will then understand how these Fabian creeps with their communist friends and allies in Britain and Europe sneaked into America and every other western country, and beginning with Harvard, spread their corruption to every corner of academia, the media, government and American culture. They knew it would take time but they believed without question that eventually they would succeed and they have. Reading this book has completely transformed my understanding of the last century and the present. It was written in 1969 but it sounds like it was written in the past year.

After reading it, I began to do some research on various people. One of these was Pierre Trudeau to see how he tied in since he did so much damage to the Canadian economy in the 70s and has allowed so much other change through the establishment of his Bill of Rights. Sure enough he was a student at the London School of Economics (founded by the founders of the Fabian Society) and “adored” the Fabian socialist ideas of Harold Laski.

I also started wondering yesterday about Neville Chamberlain considering how he had allowed Hitler to deceive him. I thought maybe he shared some of the same ideas with him. However this was not the case. But in the course of my research I discovered that his father, Joseph Chamberlain, had had a romantic relationship with a certain lovely young woman who had a great interest in social justice. The woman was Beatice Potter, who with her future husband and friends like George Bernard Shaw, founded the Fabian Society and started the London School of Economics and began the quest to destroy America starting from one of its foremost universities, Harvard. If she had married Joseph C she would have either been Neville’s mother or he would never have been born because she never had children because she felt a family would intervere with all the great work her group was doing destroying freedom. Or perhaps this whole mess would have never got started. However she looked back on Joseph as the “catastrophe” of her life and described her husband whose last name was Webb (how appropriated considering how his deceptive life-work developed!) “in every respect the exact contrary to Chamberlain”.

She was not the author of Peter Rabbit. Her name is spelled Beatrix. However Beatrix, in her later years, spoke several times at the London School of Economics so she was probably infected too.

I have also read this week a booklet called The Revolution Was by Garet Garret written I think in 1938 and now understand what the New Deal was all about and the comparisons to 0’s program is quite stunning!

Please everyone read these and send the links on. The last chapter of Keynes at Harvard is particularly shocking and disgusting!