Ezra Taft Benson, Dwight Eisenhower's Secretary of Agriculture, the first man the US Press predicted to be outed from the administration given his staunch anti-communist and severe anti-socialist policies stated the agenda of what he called the "socialist-communist conspiracy:"
“I have talked face to face with the godless communist leaders. It may surprise you to learn that I was host to Mr. Kruschev for a half day when he visited the United States, not that I’m proud of it. I opposed his coming then, and I still feel it was a mistake to welcome this atheistic murderer as a state visitor. But, according to President Eisenhower, Kruschev had expressed a desire to learn something of American Agriculture — and after seeing Russian agriculture I can understand why. As we talked face to face, he indicated that my grandchildren would live under communism. After assuring him that I expected to do all in my power to assure that his and all other grandchildren will live under freedom he arrogantly declaired in substance:
“ ‘You Americans are so gullible. No, you won’t accept communism outright, but we’ll keep feeding you small doses of socialism until you’ll finally wake up and find you already have communism. We won’t have to fight you. We’ll so weaken your economy until you’ll fall like overripe fruit into our hands.’
“And they’re ahead of schedule in their devilish scheme.” (Ezra Taft Benson “Our Immediate Responsibility.” Devotional Address at Brigham Young University. circa 1968.”) [access the audio file on this page.]
America has certainly been given a constant dose of socialism until today one cannot discount that we are ripening and about to fall like overripe fruit into the hands of the socialist-communist conspiracy, which thrives as never before.
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rian system on enforced bondage that Fabians promote, buy G. Edward Griffin's masterwork The Creature From Jekyll Island, it is a must have for every person's library. As pictured below, the Fabian's have as their coat of arms a wolf in sheep's clothing, and they desire to mould the earth "nearer to the[ir] hearts desire." And then, in great sinister admission of strategy and tactic, they seduce the masses into bowing down and worshiping the learning of man, his false philosophies that are anti-Christ. These teachings all holding within them the seeds of destruction which run civilizations into the ground. Fascinating is the study of the Fabian socialists, a semi- secret society and their agenda, which is moving forward beautifully for them as they "hammer" away in forging the New World Order with the North American Union here in the Western Hemisphere. Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney gets away with calling his super socialist, mandated health care insurance program a "free market" solution to a socialist created health care crisis. The middle class is reduced year by year into poverty. Dwight Eisenhower's Secretary of Agriculture, Ezra Taft Benson, spoke to Nikita Cruschev who boasted of the agenda that they (the communists and socialists) were moving forth with. He stated they would give us (American's) small doses of socialism until one day we would wake up and find we had communism, and then he boasted, we would "fall like overripe fruit into their hands." Benson, later lamented: "and they're ahead of schedule in their devilish scheme." Indeed, these wolves in sheep's clothing have 'seduced the more part of the righteous until they have come down to believe in their works and partake of their spoils." The throngs of the masses foolishly worship these false and destructive, anti-American philosophies of government, economics, education, religion; the sciences; the arts, and every other area of learning. Perhaps there are enough American's who will awaken soon and shed this corruption before civilization is surely "wrecked to pieces."
1. George Bernard Shaw: The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism and Capitalism, 1928, pg. 470) (as quoted in The Creature From Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin p. 101.)
