Dr. Peter Beter Audio Letter 11: Rockfeller Program of Destruction and Dictatorship - April 24, 1976
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Date: 2014-10-15

Dr. Peter David Beter - Audio Letter No. 11 - April 24, 1976
Text: http://www.peterdavidbeter.com/docs/all/dbal11.html
MP3: http://archive.org/download/DrPeterBeter_AudioVideoLetters/drpeterbetter_audioletter_11.mp3
(1) How individuals are being reduced to sacrificial pawns in the Rockefeller program to protect and advance their own interests
(2) How nations are being maneuvered into war and destruction as part of the Rockefeller scheme of progress
(3) How we are being pushed and tricked into discarding our heritage of freedom to accept Rockefeller dictatorship

" Hello, everybody, this is Dr. Beter. Today is April 24, 1976,
and this is my monthly AUDIO LETTER(R) No. 11.

This year of 1976 is of course our Bicentennial, the 200th
anniversary of the founding of our beloved country. It should be
a time for reflection on our hard-won unique heritage and for
thankful celebration of it. At the same time, it is only fitting
that we also look ahead and give some thought to our future
destiny and that of our trusting children. But on all sides we
Americans are being bombarded with propaganda enticing us to
focus only on the future without bearing in mind the lessons of
the past. Bicentennial programs and articles dealing with our
nation's early days keep the spotlight narrowly focused on the
Revolution itself most of the time instead of on the wonderful
free Republic that was the product of that Revolution. This is
no accident. It is intended to gradually make us more revolution
minded in order to make the so-called "Second American
Revolution" being promoted by John D. Rockefeller III seem more
and more acceptable to us.

The wise first President of our Republic, George Washington,
left us with advice in his "Farewell Address" that was so
forward-looking that it is still valuable today, and time after
time he referred to experience as, quote: "the surest standard"
by which to judge existing and planned governmental measures.
This stands in stark contrast to the approach that is preached
regularly by the man who wants to preside over the end of our
free Republic, Nelson Rockefeller. He keeps saying, quote:
"Forget the past and let's look to the future."

To what sort of future does Nelson Rockefeller ask us to look
if it has nothing to do with our past? It is the future that was
spelled out as early as 1924 by the father of Nelson and his
brothers, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., in a talk to a group of
students. John Jr. was quoted by his attorney, agent, and
biographer Raymond B. Fosdick as saying on that occasion, and I
quote:

"We are standing tonight on the mountain top with the world
spread out at our feet--your country, your country, my country,
all of us--so it may come to pass that some day, some day the
people of all nations will stand on the mountain top together and
no one will speak of 'my country' but we will speak of 'our
world'."

So, my friends, the real question of America's destiny that now
confronts us is one which has been forced upon us by the Four
Rockefeller Brothers--David, Nelson, Laurance, and John D.
III--pursuing this objective spelled out by their father. It is
essentially the same question that faced President Abraham
Lincoln just over a century ago: whether or not the United States
of America was to be destroyed. The threat then was one of
destruction by dismemberment and fragmentation, and it was met by
the use of federal powers to maintain the Union. The threat
today lies at the opposite extreme of overcentralization of
power, and it can be met only by reasserting individual and State
powers and rights under the CONSTITUTION.

To explore the radical change of direction in America's
destiny that is being plotted and manipulated by the Four
Rockefeller Brothers and their allies, I want to talk about the
following three topics today [...]"