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Big Foundations Unleashed Collectivist ‘Revolution’ via U.S. Schools
It may seem counterintuitive, but massive tax-exempt foundations funded by some of America’s most prominent capitalists and industrialists helped foment what congressional investigators described as a collectivist “revolution” in the U.S.
The goal was to “so alter life in the United States that it could be comfortably merged with the Soviet Union.” Many tools were used, but the public education system was the most important and effective.
The goal was to “so alter life in the United States that it could be comfortably merged with the Soviet Union.” Many tools were used, but the public education system was the most important and effective.
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Tagged Aaron Sargent, Alan Gaither, Alger Hiss, Anthony Sutton, Barack Obama, Bill Gates, Carnegie Endowment, Chicago University, Columbia University, Common Core, David Rockefeller, Declaration of Independence, Dewey Laboratory School, Fabian socialism, Ford Foundation, Frankfurt School, Frederick Gates, G. Edward Griffin, Harvard, John D. Rockefeller, John Dewey, Norman Dodd, oligarchical collectivism, Reece Committee, Rockefeller foundation, Scientific and Cultural Organization, UNESCO, United Nations, United Nations Educational, University of California
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