HIGH LEVEL TREASON

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• Publication Date: October 1, 1967
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NEWSLETTER
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety"
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
IIGN LEVEL
TREASON
Zbignied Brzezinski, member of
the State Department's Policy Plan-
ning Council, has announced that
"Communism is dead." Apparent-
ly the Vietnamese Communists, who have killed 13,000
American boys, don't know that. And the captive
nations of Eastern Europe are not aware of it, either;
nor have the 30 million people enslaved in Cuba been
informed of the demise of Castro, who has recently
held a planning conference for the Communist con-
quest of all Latin America. One-sixth of the surface
of the Earth and one billion people are currently under
the iron heel of Communist dictators. Apparently the
State Department has failed to communicate to these
peoples the glad tidings that Communism is dead.
Brzezinski speaks of "the waning ideological con-
flict among the more developed nations" and the "de-
cline of violence among the more developed nations."
These preposterous statements would not be worthy
of serious consideration were it not a fact that Brzez-
inski is a cohort of Walt Rostow in the subversive plot
to coalesce the U.S. and the USSR.
A sinister group of Russian Khazars, headed by
Rostow, have had amazing success in proselyting a
vast sector of the intellectual community in the col-
leges and in the foundations. In the 1940s this clique
captured the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
and in 1950, Rostow got $6 million from the Central
Intelligence Agency to set up the Center for Interna-
tional Studies, which is now subsidized by the State
and Defense Departments as well as the CIA. Harold
Isaacs, a dangerous Leftist, is now the top Brain
Truster of this pro-Soviet garrison which has received
million dollar fees to make secret studies for Dean
Rusk and Bob McNamara on how to handle inter-
national affairs with a view of affecting a world gov-
ernment after a period of peaceful co-existence with
the Soviet Union which they claim is "mellowing."
They also make reports for the guidance of the CIA
in its cloak and dagger operations at home and abroad.
One of their pro-Soviet comrades is Jerome Wisner
who is now Provost of MIT.
Abe Fortas and Arthur Goldberg, of Russian Kha-
zar ancestry, have sold President Johnson on the long-
range planning ideas of the MIT boys. Highly reliable
intelligence sources have advised WO that Walt Ros-
tow, Harold Isaacs and Abe Fortas are the chief foreign
policy-makers of our Gove e t. LBJ e
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completely mesmerized by these trusted friends. Other
less known plotters in this subversive ring include Max
F. Millikan, former Assisfant Director of the CIA, and
Andreas F. Lowenfeld, a legal adviser of the State
Department under both Kennedy and Johnson.
Anyone who challenges the wisdom of this group is
denounced as anti-Semitic; that is enough to silence
any politician or government bureaucrat. Even the
generals and admirals in the Pentagon are afraid to
criticize them except in whispers among themselves.
However, in fairness to these gentlemen, WO can
reveal that several high ranking military officers did
get up enough courage to privately advise the Senate
Preparedness Subcommittee that this pro-Soviet garri-
son is primarily responsible for the "no-win" policy
in Vietnam and have suggested that these conspirators
ought to be tried for treason.
Unfortunately, the U.S. Senators lack the courage
to probe in depth the covert activities of this subver-
sive group. Previously, the Senate Internal Security
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of this group but mysteriously dropped the inquiry
without revealing its sensational findings.
I FOREIGN AID The Shah of Iran's recent trip to
Washington was not in vain_ Presi-
UE LUXE
dent Johnson is going to give His
Imperial Royal Majesty Moham-
mad Reza Pahlevi a second squadron of the latest U.S.
16F-4D Phantom Jets, $40 million net. This is in
addition to gifts of $1.370 billion, plus uncollectable
loans of $380 million.
Simultaneously, Soviet Russia is allowing the Shah
$100 million in "unsophisticated" military hardware,
and building a $200 million steel mill at Isfahan. But
the Soviets never make "gifts" in their foreign aid pro-
grams like LBJ does. Russian aid is always a shrewd
barter deal; in this instance, the Shah must furnish
Russia $15 billion in natural gas over a fifteen-year
period for the $300 million in armaments and the steel
plant.
A few years ago, the people of Iran ousted the Shah
and he fled to Paris with his money. Then the CIA
hired mercenaries to stir up street riots and eventually,
with the aid of mutinied troops, they restored the Shah
to his throne. In return, the Shah rewarded us by play-
ing footsie with Israel, thereby creating Arab disunity.
The Shah handsomely QQ rewarded himself by stashing
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The Shah is now dickering with Turkey to build the Nation-North and South-will be
connecting oil pipelines to the Mediterranean that will under way. The newly-organized Office
render the Suez Canal virtually useless for oil trans- of Civil Rights (OCR) in the Department of Health,
portation. The Shah's personal fees on this deal have Education and Welfare will conduct the survey.
not been disclosed. An annual survey of school systems in the South
After the Shah's good-will trip to Washington to see and border states have become a standard procedure in
LBJ, he dropped by Paris where he ordered a cus- the U.S. Office of Education. School distr' and indi-
tomized crystal bathtub. The illuminated bottom gives vidual schools in the districts were surveyed on the
the bath water prismatic colors; the tap, fused on a racial composition of their enrollment and staff. State
panel of marble, is concealed in a gilded bronze dol- superintendents in these 17 states already have been
phin with ruby eyes-real rubies! notified about the 1967 survey and superintendents in
A State Department official says off-the-record: the North and West will be notified soon, says the
"Well, the Shah is our man-or at least we got a National Education Association, which has spark-
piece of him. Unfortunately, the Soviets have a bigger plugged the survey.
piece of him. But thus far we are keeping him neutral." / The NEA has been strongly promoting classroom
How long? j integration since 1954, the year of the Warren integra-
tion decision. In the early days the NEA claimed that
Today, the most refreshing integration of Washington schools, would bring a vast
U L UL FRUIII thing in Washington is that saving in the school budget. Now, the NEA hints that
President Johnson has been
a 100% boost for Washington schools may be nec-
jolted into an "open door"
OLYMPUS essary in order to save them from total breakdown.
policy for all Members of Congress.
The most recent activity of the NEA has been in-
Since the recent popularity polls showed that LBJ
citing teachers' strikes under the fiction that teachers
is losing out with the voters, he has descended from
are underpaid. Statistics show that teachers, who only
Mount Olympus. Whereas last year he was so snooty
work nine or ten months of the year, average $7,119
that he even snubbed his old pals in the Senate, and
annually.
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with him in groups to discuss their local problems, all
this has suddenly been changed.
Now any Member of Congress - Democrat or
Republican -can readily get an appointment to see
good, old Lyn Johnson. All even rookie Congressmen
have to do is phone W. Marvin Watson, the White
House appointments secretary, and he will set up a date
for them to see the President, who will listen to their
problems with sympathetic understanding. And he
might even do them a small favor if they swear eternal
fealty to the LBJ banner.
But LBJ doesn't just wait for his phone to ring from
Capitol Hill - he phones 'em and invites them down
to his lair. Recently, Senator William Proxmire (D-
Wis), a stalwart Senate liberal, with big Federal spend-
ing ideas, made a speech on the Senate floor advocating
a $9 billion budget cut and criticizing the LBJ 10%
surtax. LBJ immediately phoned Prox inviting him
down to the White House. Prox said later: "When you
confront the President face to face he presses his argu-
ment with great force ... He's armed to the teeth
as they say in pro football, he likes to hit; and he hits
hard and fast."
LBJ nearly twisted Prox's arm out of its socket;
recur: ing to his office crest-fallen, Prox said: "I'm still
convinced that rather than increase taxes the President
can and should withhold spending."
More and more Members of Congress are resisting
LBJ's brand of blandishments and coercion as they
listen to the voice of the people back home.
LENT
LAUNDRY
WASHINGTON OBSERVER NEWSLETTER
No. 38 (May 1, 1967) predicted the
end of Michigan Governor George
Romney as a GOP Presidential can-
didate. Nevertheless, he is still in the race, propped
up as if by invisible pillars. One of the invisible sup-
ports keeping Romney in the race is that his early
collapse, pointed up in WO 38, has thrown the politi-
cal timetables of other Republican candidates askew;
they are now trying to keep him in the race instead of
knocking him out!
Richard M. Nixon's new campaign manager, Ex-
Governor Bellmore of Oklahoma, was pulled off Rom-
ney fast after he had opened up on him, and Nelson
Rockefeller sought to shore up Romney by emphasiz-
ing his own alleged intention not to run. Nixon knows
he can pick up convention delegates more easily from
Romney than from any other liberal. As for Nelson
Rockefeller, his hope for the nomination is based upon
his appearing as the savior of the liberals at the latest
possible moment. So. Romney, despite his persistent
blunders in matters great and small, still remains the
only liberal candidate running for the Republican
nomination.
Polls showed Romney dropping 20 per cent as a
result of his incredible handling of the Detroit riot sit-
uation; he suffered another plunge when he emerged
as a dove on the Vietnam war after asserting that he
had earlier been "brainwashed" by the Johnson Ad-
ministration and by the generals and diplomats in
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Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Charles Percy (R-Ill)
remain in the wings deciding when to make their move.
Soon after they do, Mr. Romney will be back in the
laundromat, wondering what happened.
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As the world knows, four employees
of Senator Tom Dodd (D-Conn) con-
spired with journalist Drew Pearson.
and stole hundreds of official docu
ments from their boss.
What the world doesn't know is that at least five
and possibly as many as six employees were in on the
betrayal. This information comes to WO from two
separate sources. Both sources are agreed that the real
instigator of the plan to destroy anti-Communist Dodd
has yet to surface. This person, a long-time, paid agent
of the subversive Anti-Defamation League, is still on
Dodd's payroll as a trusted employee.
Jeremy Home, another Pearson-ADL stool pigeon,
is still plying his trade as an undercover agent. Under
the pretense of peddling John Stormer's book, None
Dare Call It Treason, he engages Conservatives in long
distance telephone conversations, trying to inveigle
them into saying something anti-Semitic. What the
other parry doesn't know is that each conversation is
taped.
While Michigan's Governor,
George Romney, travels to
other states, a Recall move-
ment against him has been instigated by Michigan
Conservatives. It has little chance of success, however.
Selma Shapiro, public relations director for Ran-
dom House, has just announced a new book, allegedly
co-authored by Stokeley Carmichael, on black power.
The book was really written by the co-author, Charles
Hamilton, professor of political science at Chicago's
Roosevelt College. The book calls for "violent warfare"
inside America unless whites can be humbled. . . .
"Doctor" Marion Francis Ashley-Montagu is a well-
known anthropologist who advocates racial intermar-
riage. His real name is Israel Ehrenberg. Asked one
noted scientist of another: "Why didn't he change his
name to King Henry the Fourth?" . . . Another well-
publicized "scientist" is "Dr." Albert Ellis, sexologist,
who advocates free sex for all. WO will pay $20 to any
subscriber who supplies his real name and proves it.
The Labor Department has just stated that the in-
tensification of the war in Vietnam has created more
than a million new jobs.... Secretary of Defense Rob-
ert Strange McNamara's pet economy idea is to cut
back on nuclear missile production while the Soviet's
Amtorg Trading Corporation is currently buying in the
U.S. vast quantities of strategic, scarce metals used
in their nuclear missile and rocket programs. The
Reds are paying premium prices to American firms
for all the rhodium, palladium, platinum and other rare
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symbol for U.S. Senators is a chip diamond lapel pin
that cost the taxpayers $30 each, thanks to a resolution
fathered by Sen. "Dolly" Dirlcsen (R-Ill). . . . Pro-
Soviet elements within the CIA, in an effort to induce
'resident Johnson to attack Red China, have presented
him with pictures of China's nuclear installations,
rocket launching sites and a detailed report on the Red
Chinese armored combat division already in North
Vietnam.
Through a flurry of
falling leaves, October
22 shows through the
infallible Crystal Ball.
Peaceniks, led by violent Leftist Jerry Rubin, are
picketing the Sheraton-Park Hotel, in Washington,
where 4000 business executives are meeting as the
"industrial reserve," to be mobilized in the event of
all-out war. This event will catch the D. C. Police by
surprise (unless they read WO) because the peace;
marchers are expected at the Pentagon on that date.
It looks like the first Red Chinese satellite in space
by the end of this month, which is the anniversary of
Mao's 18th year of triumph. High-flying U-2 recon-
naisance planes, based in Taiwan, making daily flights
criss-crossing Red China, have spotted the launching
site and observed construction progress.
Dsl3ite the fact that President Johnson took prompt
forthright action to avert a railroad strike, he will make
no effort to prevent Walter Reuther's UAW from tying
up the automotive industry that is engaged in defense
production.
In early October Walter Reuther will call a coalition
meeting of peaceniks and civil righters in Chicago to
formulate plans for a liberal third party. His ploy is
to pressure LBJ to give full support to his auto strike
uemands. LBJ will capitulate. He will do anything to
block Bobby Kennedy from entering the Presidential
arena.
There is a strong possibility Congress will remain
in session for the rest of 1967 due to the controversial
tax boost bill and war-on-poverty legislative proposals.
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