George S. Patton, America's greatest combat general of the Second World War, was assassinated after the conflict with the connivance of US leaders, according to a new book. By Tim Shipman

Mentioning the Council on Foreign Relations in a negative sense, especially being the moving force of the New World Order, will immediately earn anyone the social ostrinization identification as a "right wing fanatic." by Noah W. Hutchings

At first almost unnoticed after 1850, then with significant intensity after the onset of the Great Depression of 1873 in Britain, the sun began to set on the British Empire. By the end of the 19th Century, though the City of London remained undisputed financier of the world, British industrial excellence was in terminal decline. By F. William Engdahl

Let’s put to rest, once and for all, the false claims that George Washington was either an agnostic or a deist. Rather than take the words of modern historical revisionists let’s go to the field book that Washington kept during the Revolutionary War.

"THE AMERICANS WHO RISKED EVERYTHING" From Rush H. Limbaugh, Jr. (Father of notable EIB radio host, Rush.) "...our lives, our fortunes, our sacred honor

According to your schoolbook account of the American Civil War, Abraham Lincoln rose to the Presidency and took the steps needed to end slavery. He led the country in a great Civil War against the slaveholding states that seceded, restored these states to the Union, and ended slavery. Accordingly, historians rate Abraham Lincoln as one of our greatest presidents. by Donald W. Miller, Jr.

A documentary on the business plot of 1932, in which a group of private financiers sought to depose FDR and impose a fascist government in the UNited States.

This article is of interest because it sheds some new light on how Hitler was perceived during the decade of the1930's and after the war. Some of the quotations below may help solve the mystery of this giant figure of the 20th Century.

On 27th February, 1933, the Reichstag caught fire. When they police arrived they found Marinus van der Lubbe on the premises. After being tortured by the Gestapo he confessed to starting the Reichstag Fire.

Two Views of History There are two fundamental ways to view history: We call one the catastrophic or accidental view of history, the other we call the conspiratorial view of history. With thanks to Ralph Epperson, author of The Unseen Hand, An Introduction to the Conspiratorial View of History.