"Trevor Loudon does the job that few in the media ever even attempt. This eye-opening book is proof that one person really can make a difference, especially when they have no agenda other than finding the truth."
-Glenn Beck
"Trevor Loudon does the job that few in the media ever even attempt. This eye-opening book is proof that one person really can make a difference, especially when they have no agenda other than finding the truth."
-Glenn Beck
Thanks for ping.
Have wanted to download his book to my Kindle (as soon as I can find my usb cord; lol)
This is a good interview (mp3 link below). Interesting tidbit I never heard before-— 6 min mark-—How did Trevor first get interested in investigating these subjects?
Trevor answers: In the 1980’s NZ, by an act of legislation, banned nuclear warships from NZ ports, “and that destroyed a military alliance between NZ, Australia, and the US. It meant that American warships could no longer come to visit NZ.”
Trevor: I did a lot of research at that time, and I interviewed a New Zealander who had infiltrated the NZ Communist Party for our Security Intelligence Services (equiv to US FBI). And he had actually gone to Moscow and trained at a big institute in Moscow just before the NZ legislation was implemented, and he was there when the Soviets designed it.
What the Soviets wanted to do was to break a small country out of the Western Alliance, with the hope that it would lead to the destruction of NATO-— that it would set off a chain reaction....
So, basically in the Soviet Union, these Communists planned out how they could take NZ out of the Alliance, and they came back to NZ, by using their control of the labor unions and the Peace Movement, and the infiltrators, and the NZ Labor Party, they were able to get that [the legislation] implemented. And not one New Zealander in 100,000 would have any idea where that came from.”
Brown: The same thing that is happening here [in the US].
Trevor: Exactly, and ObamaCare is a perfect example of that...the Father of ObamaCare was Quentin Young....
good interview!