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Right through the ages we find this universal sense of Divine inspiration - this feeling that a wisdom beyond that of man shapes the destiny of States; that the institutions of men are but the imperfect instruments of a Divine and beneficent energy; helping their higher aims. Should not we, sir, grant the prayer of the many petitions that have been presented to us, by recognising at the opening of our great future our dependence upon God?
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Democracy and Treason in Australia (A.Gourley) |
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In 1944 Congressman S. Pettingill revealed to the U.S. House Of Representatives a SOCIALIST PLAN FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF FREE CULTURE. If that plan did not so well match WHAT HAS SINCE HAPPENED this book would not be so urgently needed. To follow are the main points of the plan; why was it allowed to happen here? * Constitutional guarantees must be swept aside. This is accomplished in part by ridiculing them as outmoded and an obstruction to progress. * Public faith in the legal profession and respect for the courts must be undermined. The law-making body must be intimidated and from time to time rebuked, so as to prevent the development of public confidence in it. * Economically, the people must be ground down by high taxes, which under one pretext or another they are called upon to pay. Thus they are brought to a common level, and all income above a meager living is taken from them. In this manner, economic independence is kept to a minimum. * A great public debt must be built so that citizens can never escape its burden, making Government the virtual receiver for the entire nation. * A general distrust of private business and industry must be kept alive so the public may not begin to rely upon its own resources. * Government departments are set up to control practically every phrase of the citizen's life. * The education of the youth of the nation is taken under control so that all may be indoctrinated at an early age with a spirit of submission to the system. * To supplement and fortify all the foregoing, there is kept a steady stream of Government propaganda designed to extol all that bow the knee and to vilify those who dare to raise a voice of dissent. * The principle of local self-government must be wiped out. |
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