Dr. Peter David Beter Audio Letter 49: Russia Policy; Andrew Young; Rothschield - August 27, 1979
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Date: 2014-10-16

Dr. Peter David Beter - Audio Letter 49 - August 27, 1979
Text: http://www.peterdavidbeter.com/docs/all/dbal49.html
MP3: http://archive.org/download/DrPeterBeter_AudioVideoLetters/drpeterbetter_audioletter_49.mp3
(1) Russia's transformation of America's Middle East policy
(2) The domestic fallout of the Andrew Young affair
(3) Russia's two-front war against Rothschild world power

 "Hello, my friends, this is Dr. Beter. Today is August 27,
1979, and this is my AUDIO LETTER(R) No. 49. As I say these
words, the slow, lazy days of summer 1979 are drawing to a close. Most of us are sorry to see them go. For many people summer is a time to ignore the outside world as much as possible. It's time to relax, to bask in the sun, to pretend that today will blend into tomorrow without change or trouble. Television news programs in these later days of August have been filled with items that reinforce this mood. Even the alleged President has seemingly found time to lay aside the tedium of doing his job, and for a week or more we were assured by television reports that the Carter robotoid family were enjoying a tranquil steamboat ride down the Mississippi River. To all appearances, this
robotoid President has had nothing to do except jog around the
boat deck, shake hands with well-wishers, and give the same
Energy speech over and over. If he can take life that easy, we
think, why shouldn't we relax too? But, my friends, at this very
moment the world is in ferment as never before.

If you depend on television news and newspaper headlines as
most people do, the world may seem to be just rolling along just
like Old Man River; but if you want to have some hint of what is
really taking place today, you should listen to the short-wave
radio. Get into the habit of listening to the BBC World Service,
to Radio Moscow World Service, to Radio Australia, to Radio South
Africa, even Radio Canada right next door to us. It often
contains important reports which you will never hear through our
domestic major media. You might even tune in the Voice of
America once in a while--there, too, you may hear things you will
never hear in our domestic news media, and without commercials.
But, my friends, you should listen to these with a certain amount
of charity for they all have their own biases. There is not
enough time in this entire tape even to list all the important
areas of ferment in our world; but for a moment let me just skim
the surface for you, then ask yourself whether the slick major
media image of our country and the world is real or artificial.

Not long ago the Boat People from Vietnam were filling our
headlines. Vietnam was expelling large numbers of its
people--most all of them were Chinese, not Vietnamese. Vietnam
has become a client state of Russia, and is preparing for
possible all-out war with China. Of all countries, Vietnam knows
the dangers of internal strife at this time, and so all those who
refuse to cooperate with the present regime are being rounded up
and expelled in one way or another. Vietnam is in a hurry
because already tensions are building again along the border with
China.

The Boat People now constitute a refugee problem of staggering
proportions. Hundreds of thousands of people are crammed into
refugee camps. Even so, the recent actions of Vietnam should be
placed in proper perspective. In 35 years of continuous war in
Indochina, the mass expulsion of political undesirables is a new
phenomenon. In the past, the actions of the former Pol Pot
regime in Cambodia, now known as Kampuchea, would have been more
typical. When the Chinese-backed Pol Pot regime took control of
Cambodia several years ago, a reign of terror began. It was
alleged that more than a million Cambodians were murdered by
their own government. Most of them were members of the middle
class, regardless of their ethnic background. In that way the
Pol Pot regime broke the back of any possible resistance. If the
present regime in Vietnam were carrying on according to these
traditional methods, there would be no Boat People--instead,
there would be only mass graves throughout Vietnam. There would
be no television pictures of pathetic refugees crammed into
boats, and there would be no controversy over Vietnam's actions;
because, at most, all we would hear would be a few passing
rumors--then, all would be quiet again.

The shift in Vietnam's behavior, my friends, is the result of
Russian pressure. Since the end of the Vietnam war, all
remaining Chinese influence in Vietnam has been rooted out.
Vietnam is now purely a Russian client state; and like Russia
herself, Vietnam is getting rid of internal enemies by expelling
them. As for the bloody Pol Pot regime in Cambodia, that was
recently overthrown by the Vietnamese invasion. [...]"