U.S. Government

GEORGE T. EGGLESTON, author of Roosevelt, Churchill, and the World War II Opposition (Devin-Adair, 1979, $12.75), is an oldline WASP of impeccable pedigree who edited an anti-interventionist magazine, Scribner’s Commentator, prior to U.S. entry into World War II. Though he eschewed “anti-Semitism,”…

by David Sims Introductory Note: Here we present some of the most quotable quips and statements and wit from the redoubtable David Sims. Enjoy! “A race that can cross oceans, crosses oceans. A race that can’t cross oceans argues that there is no reason to cross an ocean.” (David Sims)…

by Dr. William L. Pierce SOMETIMES THE MOST important things occur virtually unnoticed, while people’s attention is focused on things of no consequence. Last week, while everyone was glued to his television screen, oohing and ahing over Hurricane Floyd and watching the huge traffic jams of…

by Dr. William L. Pierce ONE OF President Abe Lincoln’s most memorable statements about the government of the United States was to the effect that it is able to fool all of the people some of the time and some of the people all of the time, but that it can’t hope to fool all of the people all of the…

by Dr. William L. Pierce TODAY I WANT TO talk with you about something which gravely concerns me, and that is the corruption of our government and our police by Jewish pressure groups. I’ve spoken with you about this before two or three times, but the threat to our liberty is becoming more serious…

by Dr. William L. Pierce THE SHOOTING at the Jewish community center in Los Angeles happened a couple of days before I prepared my broadcast last week, and I thought that I would just skip it, that I would not comment on it, either in that broadcast or in the future. But I have had many calls from reporters…

by Dr. William L. Pierce AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE I try to base my commentary on current events — on things which people presumably are thinking about because they have been covered recently by the mainstream news media. Last week, unfortunately, there was hardly anything on the television screens…

by Dr. William L. Pierce WE ARE LIVING in interesting times, and they become more interesting almost by the day. I want take a look today at a surprising confluence of developments around the world. The most interesting recent development here in the United States, of course, has been the bottom dropping…

by Dr. William L. Pierce IT’S REALLY TOO BAD Bill Clinton put on such a weak performance in his televised apology to the nation a couple of weeks ago. He could have done much better if he hadn’t worn himself out trying to appear cooperative while waffling and dodging questions from the grand…

Ezra Weston Loomis Pound (1885-1972) is considered the foremost English-language poet of the 20th century. Additionally, he was a political and economic thinker who was broadly sympathetic to National Socialism and Fascism, and opposed to any and all forms of Jewish hegemony. Pound spent the Second…