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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in toolbar]
Subject: SLS: reservations to Human Rights Treaty
Attached is a very original brief which
developed the meaning of the reservations
which Congress attached to the International
Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
/s/ Paul Mitchell
http://www.supremelaw.com
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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SLS: reservations to Human Rights Treaty
>Date: Sun, 17 Aug 1997 16:58:25 -0700
>To: (Recipient list suppressed)
>Subject: SLS: reservations to Human Rights Treaty
>
>Attached is a very original brief which
>developed the meaning of the reservations
>which Congress attached to the International
>Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
>
>/s/ Paul Mitchell
>http://www.supremelaw.com
>
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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SLS: Roger Erdman's "Conspiracy" theory examined (fwd)
<snip>
>
>By FRANK M. REICHERT
>Moderator, Liberty Northwest Conference & Newsgroup
>
>Greetings everyone!
>
>A couple of days ago I responded to one of Roger
>Erdman's posts in which he alluded to the "conspiracy"
>of the military-industrial complex, and its effect upon
>the nations economy and social fabric.
>
>He even alluded to the relationship between the
>shrinking middle class and the offset to a growing
>underclass, or sorts, of underpriviledged Americans
>with the typical remark often heard, "the rich keep
>getting richer and the poor, poorer!"
>
>Although I briefly touched upon various matters, it
>appears others had some questions concerning the
>real nature of the "conspiracy" which largely
>controls the US government, economy, and to a great
>extent, its social and educational fabric. I found
>it particularly interesting that Roger, who often
>identifies himself as a radical "leftist", would indeed
>use such a word, since much of the establishment
>media and public opinion makers discount any
>conspiracy to control the social, economic and
>political fabric of America as paranoia, or even
>"right wing" fearmongering.
>
>First, let me point out, that Roger was correct in
>identifying the military-industrial complex as one
>entity that is indeed heavily involved in international high-
>finance "capitalism", but the chief source is the
>problem does not lie there.
>
>The chief source of conspiratorial control comes not
>from particular industrial conglomerates, which come
>and go, but with a larger source that is primarily
>in control of international banking and finance. It
>is this larger group that has instigated wars chiefly
>for the purpose of lending money to both sides of the
>conflict, hence building the military-industrial
>complex in the first place. It is backed by your
>tax dollars, and it is accomplished through central
>banks under the control of the internationalist
>financial cartel!
>
>It is no accident that after the passage of the
>Federal Reserve Act in 1913 in companion with the
>new Federal Income Tax (to insure equity for the soon
>spiraling debt), that World War I broke out in earnest
>in Europe, with the US gradually being brought into
>the war. America's national debt soared to unheard
>of heights for the first time since the American
>civil war. Under the Federal Reserve's "control"
>America went on a spending binge that has not ceased
>until the present time. Of course, since that time
>we have had the Great Depression, that the Federal
>Reserve was supposed to avoid, followed by yet another
>most costly war in the Second World War.
>
>Then there was the "reconstruction" of Europe, and
>Japan, followed by the Korean and Vietnam wars in
>which additional borrowing was deemed "essential"
>to preserve the status quo. Very few Americans would
>ever stop and ask themselves today just why we were
>involved in any of this in the first place?
>
>The answer to this question chiefly lies in the fact
>that those "educating" us and forming our opinions,
>are the same organizations, think thanks and opinion
>makers (including the education labour unions), that
>receive their funding from the giant money trusts through
>their tax-exempt foundations! It doesn't take a very
>long time to discover that these financial giants have
>long controlled the major media and sources of
>information made available to the US public. This
>includes the major publishing houses that print the
>books, magazines and other sources of written information
>that helps us all form our opinions.
>
>If this sounds to you like an overly sordid picture of
>real life, I can only point out others who have far
>more qualifications than I do, who have properly
>idenfitied the real "power behind the throne" in US
>government circles. Carroll Quigley, in writing the
>famous tome "Tragedy and Hope" clearly indicated that
>there is this internationalist cartel that wields so
>much power that no one in a thousand has even a clue
>who is running things. It is interesting that Quigley,
>a liberal in his own right, believed that they were
>wrong only because they wished to remain "unknown"!
>In other words he thought what they were trying to
>accomplish was just fine, only that they should do so
>openly!
>
>Where this issue finds libertarians is always it seems
>a mixed bag. Many of us understand that this is indeed
>an issue, since the policy makers who form our national
>economic, social and political policies, do so with
>their own "professional" interests in mind, which
>underminds our own liberty to choose! Others, among us,
>unfortunately, don't see any of this as an issue at
>all. I feel this is a tragedy, since until we can
>find and identify the root causes for America's decline
>into tyranny, we will never address the issues for
>resolving it!
>
>I know there are many "nut case" propositions being
>bantered around that tend to turn a lot of folks off.
>On the other hand, there is also a plethora of great
>scholarly work that can be studied, with authors who
>have researched this area thoroughly. Quigley, McManus,
>Perloff, Gary Allen, and a host of others have
>for provided a lot of indepth research into who really
>financed the Russia Revolution, why we really entered
>the First World War, the "real" reasons for the creation
>of the Federal Reserve and the passing of the Federal
>Income Tax. A powerful lot of this information is both
>sound and scholarly, and no libertarian should discount
>the effect of global internationalist control through
>the so-called "capitalist" influence of the international
>financial cartel.
>
>It is a fascinating study once one dismisses the
>criticisms usually coming from the same establishment
>sources that choose not to reveal themselves and what
>they are doing with our lives! Which should give us
>all the more reason to look into this matter.
>
>Kind regards,
>Frank
>
>
>
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