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Although Baruch played a crucial role in funding Wilson's campaign, in 1916, he had not ignored Wilson's almost successful opponent, Charles Evans Hughes. Carter Field points out, in his biography of Baruch: "My personal view is that Baruch would have been tremendously important in the Hughes election, if Hughes had been elected in the close election of 1916, both in the conduct of the war and in the making of the peace." Field continues, "Under this curious cloak of anonymity, Baruch exercised a very unusual type of political power in those early Wilson days. He was cultivated by most of the Wilson lights, who speedily found out that he could do more for them than they could do by directly appealing to Wilson. Naturally, there was no publicity for all this." Field also says, "For one thing, Wilson not only loved Baruch, he ADMIRED him. Mrs. Wilson makes this specific statement in her Memoirs." Wilson's relations with others were not always marked by such deep affection. David Lawrence, in his biography of Wilson, "The True Story of Woodrow Wilson", notes that in June, 1907, former President Grover Cleveland, a trustee of Princeton, publicly denounced Wilson's plans to alter the character of the school, making a "bitter attack". Cleveland had come to live in Princeton after he left the White House, and was deeply attached to the university. He died in the summer of 1908. That fall, when Wilson, as president of the school, made his annual opening speech, he made no mention of Cleveland's death, nor did he ever schedule a memorial exercise, as was the custom when a trustee passed away.
The Baruch War Industries Board (WIB) is particularly important to the present work, not only because of the dictatorial power exercised by Baruch during the war years, but because the WIB members have continued to govern the United States. From WIB and the American Commission to Negotiate the Peace came the Brookings Institution, which set national priorities for fifty years, NRA [National Recovery Administration] and the entire Roosevelt administration, and World War II. Working with Baruch at the WIB was: Asst. chairman, Clarence Dillon of Dillon, Read Robert S. Brookings, chairman Price Fixing Committee of WIB, later founded the Brookings Institution Felix Frankfurter, chairman of the War Policies Labor Board Herbert Hoover and T.F. Whitmarsh of the U.S. Food Administration H.B. Swope, publicity agent for Baruch Harrison Williams Albert Ritchie, later Gov. of Maryland Gen. Goethals and Rear Adm. F.F. Fletcher Goethals was replaced by Gen. Pierce, who was then replaced by Gen. Hugh Johnson, who became Baruch's righthand man for many years. Field tells us that "Gen. Hugh Johnson stayed on Baruch's payroll for two months after he became head of NRA (during the New Deal)." Field quotes Woodrow Wilson as having Baruch at the WIB, "Let the manufacturer see the club behind your door." Baruch told the Graham Committee, "We fixed prices with the aid of potential Federal compulsion."
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THE WORLD ORDER: A STUDY IN THE HEG
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MHP EDITORS PREFACE ABOUT THIS BOOK
Page 5 and 6: In "The Greek Way", Edith Hamilton
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Page 11 and 12: The New York Evening Post noted Jul
Page 13 and 14: embodied the ancient prophecy that
Page 15 and 16: ROTHSCHILD INTERESTS IN ENGLAND In
Page 17 and 18: 4. Lazard Brothers, Shell, English
Page 19 and 20: Rio Tinto's chairman is Sir Anthony
Page 21 and 22: "In the Panic of 1837, Belmont was
Page 23 and 24: famed as "the most powerful banker
Page 25 and 26: in-glove with the Harrimans, the Go
Page 27 and 28: The Boer War was started by Rothsch
Page 29 and 30: Halperin also notes another contrib
Page 31 and 32: "On 19 March Chamberlain telegraphe
Page 33 and 34: had been married several times, to
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Page 39 and 40: o o o o o o o Sir William Scawen Si
Page 41 and 42: 5lb.7d. The leading buyer was Natha
Page 43 and 44: G.W. McMahon, deputy governor since
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Page 49 and 50: Throughout the war no action was ta
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Page 53 and 54: Victoriano Huerta, the pawn of Lord
Page 55: "MR. GRAHAM: Did the President expr
Page 59 and 60: of the Reuters Bank, which had been
Page 61 and 62: Although the war was going well for
Page 63 and 64: America, Dr. James T. Shotwell, Eug
Page 65 and 66: already had a group with similar ai
Page 67 and 68: The 1934 list of members of RIIA in
Page 69 and 70: Shoup's "Imperial Brain Trust", 196
Page 71 and 72: approach to some of the great probl
Page 73 and 74: The profiteers from the drug trade
Page 75 and 76: The Congo empire came into being in
Page 77 and 78: Prince Thurn und Taxis also has fou
Page 79 and 80: million value. The jewels, belongin
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Page 83 and 84: Although Jacob Schiff's personal ag
Page 85 and 86: -- Woodrow Wilson, quoted in "The G
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Page 93 and 94: mother was the daughter of Lord Spe
Page 95 and 96: Rothschild & Sons of London, we can
Page 97 and 98: These were the organizers of the Wo
Page 99 and 100: that Trotsky be released, but the s
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Page 103 and 104: Covington and Burling, obtaining th
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When Nikolai Kruschev, dictator of
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to the title "most dangerous man in
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Criminals understand only one law -
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potential opposition can the parasi
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CHAPTER 3: FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT W
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Roosevelt was given the opportunity
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Germany, Hitler was persuaded that
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plan for an [English] Channel cross
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and was recently appointed head of
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It is obvious that they can rack up
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creating a recession in an election
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Paul Craig Roberts writes in Busine
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CHAPTER 4: THE BUSINESS OF AMERICA
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[German] Reichsbank, the Bank of En
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The Federal Reserve System printout
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instead of 130 major U.S. corporati
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currency. The National City Bank ha
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These five were combined in a singl
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careers of two of the nation's best
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accounts on the 56th floor of Rocke
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family (New Yorker magazine etc.),
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addition to George Brown and Anne A
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o Robert L. Sproull, with the Dept.
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in 1913; it was first estimated at
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and E.T. Stotesbury, paid no federa
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credit contraction, possibly becaus
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looked for more worlds to conquer.
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W. Averell Harriman brought to the
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The New York Times later noted: "Wo
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Another prominent banking house is
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They had five sons, known as "the F
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around the world. He retired as a c
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Manhattan Corp., and the Organizati
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On Nov. 17, 1843, the Port of Shang
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ecause her family was so strongly o
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the Bureau of Investigation. Instea
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South Shore of Massachusetts, or at
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Roosevelt sent Donovan to London wi
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they'll support us. We can offer ou
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Col. Stewart Menzies, head of Secre
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Another son of J.P. Morgan [Jr.], J
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find no politician willing to buck
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Bell, who was killed, and Eric Blai
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agent or mole, but President Gerald
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Donovan's Washington headquarters,
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Air Intelligence, SIS, wrote about
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Administration, run by selfless men
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the German Marine Corps. In Dec. 19
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legal representatives of Kuhn, Loeb
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until he went into Poland and disco
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figure named Lemaigre-Dubreuil, who
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international homosexual set who, a
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hold it in abeyance for future oper
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served as deputy director of the CI
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Washington in 1950 as an economist
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territory) but Hoover lived to see
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Colombia, Brazil and Poland; he was
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East pipeline deal with former Secr
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Lodge was briefed on the "leak", bu
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flown in. He saved Ho's life by adm
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of the billion dollar Da Nang airpo
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previously headed Australia's Nugan
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Bureau of Narcotics refused to inve
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companies were absorbed into the Am
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narcotics factories in operation, w
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covert funds, laundering huge sums
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"Shultz is the fourth member of Bec
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price increases inflicted upon the
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"Increasingly sensitive to accusati
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no autopsy. Someone in the Kremlin,
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Oil and Kaiser, firms in which he h
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Arabian operations, C. Stribling Sn
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Dillon, Read, named him Under Secre
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Defense Weinberger was vice preside
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perhaps because of its well known C
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The World Order controls the citize
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this type of despotism, the most ef
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Many eunuchs who became a liability
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Because of its international connec
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Germany 1897-1902. His final legacy
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Consequently, it was not without em
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"For all who know anything of the s
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Jerome D. Greene, secretary of Harv
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On Aug. 29, 1908, the Democratic Na
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PRESIDENTS: George E. Vincen
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AND SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL BOARD 1909
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W ALLACE K. HARRISON, ARCHITECT ROC
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W INTHROP ALDRICH, ROCKEFELLER FAMI
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61, chmn Naval Warfare panel 1967-7
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Fund they control government policy
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withholding tax is not a legal noti
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The 1971 list of trustees of the Ro
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Board, which had dictatorial powers
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Present directors of Brookings incl
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"It has always been a tradition tha
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Covington, a Maryland congressman,
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and lawyers who function as front m
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Judicial Organization at the U.N. S
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Hedley Donovan, Rhodes Scholar, dir
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Helene L. Kaplan, lawyer with Webst
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academic life, and communications i
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[Note that this was written before
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Boston, Champion and Honeywell. Pre
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on War, Peace and Revolution. The H
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Roosevelt dedicated the dam Sept. 3
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The "Report of the National Committ
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'Herbert Hoover is the most interes
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Robert Grant of the U.S. Food Admin
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Despite his charitable preoccupatio
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permitted to leave only with the cl
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University. The New York Times note
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30, 1941, a new 14 story, 210 ft. b
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Packard, to start an electronics co
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Hoover. Also at the Hoover was Stef
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Alan Greenspan, president Economics
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"Honegger Hotline: Pres. aide Barba
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into a tax corral from which they c
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University. They were later hired b
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was sponsored by the Cato Institute
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William Simon, director Citibank, f
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Robert Nisbet, John Dewey lecturer
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In 1953, the Ford Foundation set up
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director Chase Manhatten Bank, R.H.
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Glen E. Watt, of AFL-CIO, member Cl
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Tavistock Institute developed the m
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The "experiment" in compulsory raci
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writing in the Washington Post Aug.
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in the 16th century; the present Ea
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kulaks, and to starve them out. The
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commit them to do "charitable" work
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After gaining control of the nation
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should there be a World Order? Is i
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way can the World Order maintain it
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It has taken centuries of patient e
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The great American fortunes origina
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Sir Walter Raleigh, a patriot, saw
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from American foundations, houses G
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Madison during the War of 1812, and
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the fine arts for object. Then infi
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In October, 1926, Governor Emile Mo
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it at his disposal to achieve World
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immediately recognizing each other
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European and American population wi
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Freudian psychology was developed b
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Therefore, the parasite carefully i
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syndicate censors all thought and m
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abolish the present political and s
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is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength".
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determination to gradually weaken a
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