Son of Liberty: NO APOLOGY!

Son of Liberty: NO APOLOGY! was written by Attorney Marvin Clark as the result of 15 years research into the causes of America's current troubles. Clark was at first perplexed, and then shocked, by his findings, many of which contained very frightening and volatile facts. Clark found that America's current problems stem from the bad blood between an elite banking class and American democracy that began almost as soon as the nation was founded. Today, the American banking elites have employed a class of "middlemen" to destabilize and confound American citizens, while establishing a corrupt two-party political machine that has enabled them to rob the middle class of all of its wealth. Having removed all portable wealth from our nation, Clark sees this banking class as now destroying all that is left in their wake. Clark concedes that indeed there may no longer be any nice way to solve our nation's problems and that the only hope seems to be for our common people to commandeer control of the country to save themselves. This book contains 761 pages with 16 pages of historical photographs. The book is vast and very comprehensive. It's coverage also includes the philosophical matrix that sustains the overall doctrines of Critical Theory, or "Western Marxism," as it has been imposed upon the United States. Clark explains the activities of the Frankfurt Institute of Social Research, where Critical Theory was created. The Frankfurt Institute consisted entirely of a band of rogue communists that were imported by bankers during World War II, some of whom were placed on retainer to work within the banker-controlled Central Intelligence Agency during the 1950's and 60's. These were the "Sugar Daddy's" who inspired student violence, race riots, and a full-blown sexual revolution during the 1960's to destabilize our people through social chaos so that the bankers could set about picking our pockets. The overall goal was to turn human reason on its head and to destroy all that predated their revolution-because "nothing that existed in America was deemed worth saving."

This is an EXTREMELY important book.