Dr. Peter Beter Audio Letter 67: Gold Standart; Jewish America; Naval War- August 25, 1981
Channel: Peter Beter
Date: 2014-10-17

Dr. Peter David Beter - Audio Letter 67 - August 25, 1981
Text: http://www.peterdavidbeter.com/docs/all/dbal67.html
MP3: http://archive.org/download/DrPeterBeter_AudioVideoLetters/drpeterbetter_audioletter_67.mp3
(1) The unexpected rebirth of an American gold standard
(2) The emergence of the Jewish Question in America
(3) The Libyan dogfight and hidden naval war games

" Hello, my friends, this is Dr. Beter. Today is August 25,
1981, and this is my AUDIO LETTER(R) No. 67.

Twenty years ago on August 14, 1961, the world was shocked by
the news from the divided city of Berlin. For years East Germans
had been flocking to the West by crossing from East to West
Berlin. That flood was about to be stopped. A wall was being
built to divide the two halves of the city. We watched in utter
disbelief as the Berlin Wall was built 20 years ago; but, my
friends, we learned very little.

Today new walls are being built to contain a people, but the
people are asleep and do not see the walls. Once again an entire
people are being divided--not by physical walls but by unseen
divisions among their leaders. The country, my friends, is the
United States, and the people are you and me.

The most important walls of any dictatorship are not those
built with hands but those of the mind and heart. When walls are
built that rob a people of information, they become vulnerable;
and when walls of hatred shut out the ability to think, a people
cease to be free. Slowly but surely free channels of information
in America are being snuffed out in important places.

This month on August 7 the Washington Star newspaper died
after 128 years of publication. In past AUDIO LETTERS I have
frequently quoted the Star for just one reason. It was a far
better newspaper than the Washington Post. It was more
objective, better written, and in many cases simply more honest.
Now Washington, D.C., supposedly the capital of the Western
world, is left with only one newspaper; and that one is, at
times, the handmaiden of the Government, living on Government
handouts and CIA connections. The Post was not always that way,
but today that's all that is left in Washington--in effect, the
people have been frozen out.

With quietness and stealth, the United States Government is
taking on the overtones of two opposing forces at once--Fascism
and Bolshevism. The United States Government is torn within by a
gigantic power struggle. Which group will win is impossible to
predict at this time, but both power factions have one thing in
common--they both want to build the walls of dictatorship around
you and me. [...]"