Publisher's Synopsis
"Under the Nazi regime a man worked making baby carriages. "The Nazi government would not let anybody buy a baby carriage," explained Senator William Jenner back in 1954. "The man decided he would secretly collect one part from each department and assemble the carriage himself. "When the time came he and his wife gathered up the pieces and assembled them. "When they finished they did not have a baby carriage. "They had a machine gun! "Someone, somewhere, conceived the brilliant strategy of revolution by assembly line. "The pattern for total revolution was divided into separate parts, each of them as innocent, safe and familiar looking as possible. "But when the parts of a design are carefully cut to exact size, to fit perfect in final assembly," concluded the Senator. "The men who make the blueprints know exactly what the final product is to be. "This assembly line revolution is like a time-bomb. "The switch is not to be pulled until the American people are convinced that resistance is hopeless." Communist Occupied Russia's espionage agents have successfully penetrated various departments of the government (Glasser, Peress, Kramer, Witt, Duggan, Abt, etc.). Such Kremlin moles are major participants in the Russian goal of world domination! But they're not the only conspirators working toward this same objective! Not all traitors or those guilty of treason are Communists! Or at least they've never been exposed as Communists! Radical leftists in important leadership positions are quite often found to be members of the subversive Council on Foreign Relations. They're not ordinarily identifiable as Communist espionage agents although quite a number have turned out to be such as Alger Hiss, Henry Kissinger, Edwin M. Martin, Lauchlin Currie and Harry Dexter White! Far left CFR members are often as dangerous if not more so than Communist moles! They openly participate in running the government under an undeserved cloak of respectability (Zbigniew Brzezinski, Adam Yarmolinsky, George Shultz, Alexander Haig, Walter Mondale, Andrew Young, Robert McNamara, Sol Linowitz
