- From 'The Most Secret Science' (1984)
By Archibald E. Roberts
LtCol. AUS, ret.
Director, Committee to Restore the Constitution.
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- The political reality of today is the fact that after
fifty years of "fighting communism", the great array of
anti-communists
have failed to deter the rising tide of revolution. Patriotic organizations
still have no real strategy for effective action because of the failure
to recognize the obvious: The real enemy of the people lurks in New York
and Washington, D.C.
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- Conservative leaders must come to realize that a mattoid
"elite" has seized control of policy-making and conflict
management
in the United States. International financiers and industrialists, in
secret
alliance with revolutionary forces, are merging American and Soviet
societies
under a master plan of infiltration, subversion and rebellion.
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- General reaction of the muzzled majority to increasing
exploitation and oppression has been a defense of the status quo. Yet,
it must be clear that a political system perpetually on the defensive is
doomed to ultimate defeat. Somewhere, somehow, we must
counterattack.
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- The problem might be considered as basically one of
inducing
movement and action. Relatively few people in America are pro-communist,
or even socialists. Still, revolutionaries in government retain an iron
grip on American domestic and foreign policy, manipulating economic, social
and political disciplines to expand their dream of world empire at the
expense of the Republic.
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- Meanwhile, the vast majority of the people, both captives
and targets, remain relatively passive.
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- This passivity is not accidental. World government
conflict
managers have long realized the significance of the vast gulf between
spectators
and participants. Their whole strategy is geared to maximize the victim's
spectatorship and minimize his participation in the struggle.
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- That principle was shown in South Vietnam. It is
estimated
that out of every hundred people in rural areas, twenty were actively
aiding
the communist Viet Cong, forty were passively anti-communist and forty
were neutral. That active twenty was enough to turn the country into a
major battlefield leading to ultimate defeat of American forces - aided
and abetted, of course, by concealed conflict managers in New York and
Washington.
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- Conservative attempts to influence the
spectator-participant
ratio have been mainly confined to vague educational programs, insipid
protest, and generalized talk - none of which has been able to inspire
much favorable movement. Indeed, many conservative organizations obviously
regard the national crisis as a popularity contest, not a war for
survival.
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- In contrast, fear has been the mattoid's chief weapon;
economic, political and social coercion, for maximizing passivity and
spectatorhship.
Effective though it is, oppression is a two-edged weapon. Its application
generates potential reaction. These suppressed reactions can explode with
sudden violence. Channelling anger and frustration into constructive action
is the task of knowledgeable Americans everywhere. The individual can do
nothing to protect himself and his family until he is armed with knowledge
and a plan of action.
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- Defeat of the mattoids now leading America into the
twilight
zone of national disaster demands intelligent acceptance of the facts
behind
the crisis. And, it requires a courageous marshalling of resources, and
the commitment of motivated citizens who will take whatever action is
necessary
to reverse the mindless march toward dictatorship.
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