Dr. Peter Beter Audio Letter 14: Soviet Missile; Hitler Plan; USA Dictatorship - July 19, 1976
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Date: 2014-10-15

Dr. Peter David Beter - Audio Letter No. 14 - July 19, 1976
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MP3: http://archive.org/download/DrPeterBeter_AudioVideoLetters/drpeterbetter_audioletter_14.mp3
(1) The Soviet Missile Crisis of 1976
(2) Hitler's pattern for America's bicentennial era
(3) The plans for America's future under occupation and dictatorship

" Hello, my friends, this is Dr. Beter. Today is July 19, 1976,
and this is my monthly AUDIO LETTER No. 14.

What I am forced to tell you about today is grave and urgent
beyond description. I believe you have a right and a need to
know about it, and yet I already know that in all likelihood you
will not believe me when I tell you because it is something no
one wants to believe. I've wrestled with this thing wondering
how best to tell you what you must be told, but all I can say is
that it is absolutely true beyond any shadow of a doubt. I stake
my entire life and my reputation on this fact. If there were any
doubt at all about what I am about to reveal, I would not reveal
it.

At this very moment the United States of America is teetering
on the precipice of a devastating nuclear surprise attack the
likes of which the world has never seen. If the detailed plans
for war that I have already told you about are carried out as
discussed especially in my monthly AUDIO LETTERS Nos. 6, 12, and
13, this attack might not come for as much as another year or
even more; but that is a very big IF because the capability for
this attack is now in place, and it includes provisions for a
Soviet double-cross of their allies--the four Rockefeller
Brothers, who now rule America behind the scenes. 

 Today I want to alert you to the terrible threat we face by
means of these topics:

Topic #1--THE SOVIET MISSILE CRISIS OF 1976

Topic #2--HITLER'S PATTERN FOR AMERICA'S BICENTENNIAL ERA

Topic #3--THE PLANS FOR AMERICA'S FUTURE UNDER OCCUPATION AND
DICTATORSHIP

Topic #1--It was a sleepy Sunday morning in Hawaii nearly 35
years ago when WORLD WAR II came to America. Much of the Pacific
fleet of the United States Navy was peacefully at anchor
suspecting nothing, while President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his
closest advisors far away in Washington, D.C. waited anxiously
for the attack to occur as planned. At 7:55 A.M. on that
peaceful Sunday morning, December 7, 1941, more than 100 Japanese
aircraft suddenly appeared in the skies over the Island of Oahu,
Hawaii. All attempts to warn the Navy of the impending attack
had been thwarted or delayed, and the bottled up American fleet
was torn to shreds as a result of the complete surprise that
resulted. F.D.R. and his closest advisors had made sure that no
aircraft carriers were caught in the raid because these would be
indispensable in the retaliation to come against Japan. Instead,
the sacrifice was limited to battleships, destroyers, cruisers,
and several thousand American Servicemen's lives.

Soon the news of the crushing disaster that had befallen the
United States Navy flashed across a stunned and unbelieving
America, and the words "Pearl Harbor" from that day have been a
synonym for surprise attack of the most catastrophic variety. It
should also bring to mind high treason and intrigue, because
while most Americans were trying to recover from the shock and
horror of the Pearl Harbor attack, F.D.R. and his Rockefeller
bosses were congratulating themselves on the success of the
operation. The United States would now be drawn into the war
against Hitler, enabling a Rockefeller take-over of the formerly
British oil concessions in Saudi Arabia; yet President Roosevelt
would be making good on his campaign promises not to send
American boys away to die in a foreign war. Instead, he had
arranged to get us into war by allowing several thousand American
boys to die in a rigged attack on American territory--Pearl
Harbor! His renowned "Day of Infamy" speech then galvanized the
nation overnight into a fighting mood. The obstacle of American
isolationist sentiment had been flattened, and the United States
was AT WAR.

Today we are once again at the mercy of an imminent Pearl
Harbor-type attack. As before, we are being given no warning
whatever that this is the case aside from the general level of
tensions here and abroad. But this time it has been planned to
be far worse because this time the plan is not for America to win
the war but to lose it.[...]"