" ... It
was under Wilson that the first huge legislative
steps to break down what the Romans would have called "our mixed
constitution" of a republic, and convert it into the homogenous
jelly of a democracy, got under way with such measures as the direct
election of Senators. And it was under Wilson that the first great
propaganda slogan was coined and emblazoned everywhere, to make
Americans start thinking favorably of democracies and forget that we
had a republic. This was, of course,
the
slogan of the first World War: "To make the world safe for
democracy." If enough Americans
had, by those years, remembered enough of their own history, they
would have been worrying about how to make the world safe from
democracy. But the great deception and the great conspiracy
were already well under way.
New
Deal or Double Dealing?
The
conspirators had to proceed slowly and patiently, nevertheless, and
to have their allies and dupes do the same. For in the first place
the American people could not have been swept too fast and too far in
this movement without enough alarms being sounded to be heard and
heeded. And in the second place, after the excitement of World War I
had sunk into the past, and America was returning to what Harding
called "normalcy," there was a strong revulsion against the
whole binge of demagoguery and crackpot idealism which had been
created under Woodrow Wilson, and which had been used to give us this
initial push on the road towards ultimate disaster. And during this
period from 1920 until the so-called great depression could be
deliberately accentuated, extended, and increased to suit the
purposes of the Fabian conspirators, there was simply a germi-nation
period for the seeds of destruction which the conspirators had
planted.
Not
until Franklin D. Roosevelt came to power in 1933 did the whole
Communist-propelled and Communist-managed drive again begin to take
visible and tangible and positive steps in their program to make the
United States ultimately succumb to a one-world Communist tyranny.
Most conservative Americans are today well aware of many of those
steps and of their significance; but there are still not enough who
realize how important to Communist plans was the two-pronged drive to
convert the American republic into a democracy and to make the
American people accept the change without even knowing there had been
one. From 1933 on, however, that drive and that change moved into
high gear, and have been kept there ever since. ... "
There is an eight page PDF titled:
"Robert
Welch founded The John Birch Society in 1958 and led it until just
prior to his death in 1985. This essay was first delivered as a
speech at the Constitution Day luncheon of We, The People in Chicago,
on September 17, 1961.
The
principles he espoused in that speech are timeless. The American
Republic will endure only so long as those principles
are
sufficiently understood by each succeeding generation of Americans."
THE
NEW AMERICAN/JUNE30, 1986
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