In the Presence of Our Enemies: A History of the Malignant Effects in American Schools of the Un's UNESCO and Its Tranformation of American Society Fr - Ellen McClay - Books - Authorhouse - 9781420894226 - June 30, 2006
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In the Presence of Our Enemies: A History of the Malignant Effects in American Schools of the Un's UNESCO and Its Tranformation of American Society Fr

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In the Presence of Our Enemies has been meticulously researched, containing facts from years of Congressional investigations, as well as authoritative books written by historians and participants alike of the 20 Century's assault on the unique form of government fashioned through, as George Washington described, "a miracle at Philadelphia". To achieve this destruction and planned replacement with a socialist society amalgamated into a global government, it is first necessary to destroy traditional morality, a campaign conducted through every avenue of communication, with particular focus on textbooks and schools. Their legacy marches relentlessly onward. Meet the sociologists, the psychiatrists, the 'educators', moral degenerates, who banded together from countries around the world focusing on the redistribution of American wealth, and changing the culture which gave them birth. They gained entry into American Schools, colleges, legislative halls, and their descendants still promote a Fabian Socialist World Society supported by American taxes. Nothing has changed since Soviet leader Nikta Khrushchev in 1957, told us what was planned: "I can prophesy that your grandchildren in America will live under socialism . . . Your grandchildren will. . . . not understand how their grandparents did not understand the progressive nature of socialist society. . . ."


740 pages

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released June 30, 2006
ISBN13 9781420894226
Publishers Authorhouse
Pages 740
Dimensions 230 × 152 × 47 mm   ·   1.09 kg
Language English