THE WARNING A Novel of America in the Last Days (The End of America Series Book 2) by John Price Read Free Book Online Page A

what they hoped would be gradual
socialization of the country. Instead, under the leadership of Edmund Wilson
and The New Republic, they were moved to become a militant minority. Many
decided to “take Communism from the Communists”. Leading liberal writers wrote
admiringly of “the Russian experiment”, being persuaded that the Soviets had
created a viable economic model leading to equal distribution of financial
assets among the people. Thus, American intellectuals in the 30’s decided to
bypass Norman Thomas and his American socialist movement and go directly to
Karl Marx. They began to spread their views among their peers, many of whom
were professors at America’s colleges and universities. In the 50’s Harvard
University became known as “The Little
Red School House on the Charles River”.

 
            Thus the
foundation was laid for America’s radical 60’s. Anti-Vietnam War protestors
wrecked the 1968 Democrat Convention in Chicago and filled the streets with
students opposed to the war. We now know that the Soviets funded a KGB Colonel
to foment these protestors and pay for their anti-war efforts. No one, outside
of Moscow that is, knew about this at the time. Because America had a
compulsory draft the students who didn’t want to be drafted (“Hell No, We Won’t Go”) soon learned that
the best way to avoid the draft was to either enroll in college or stay in
school, and especially to get good enough grades to be in the upper half of
students. Draft-dodging students soon learned which classes and which
professors were best for high grades. As Dr. Edward Glick of Temple University
has written, Marxist professors lost no time in making sure that like-minded
students were awarded high grades, ensuring they wouldn’t go to war for their
country. The high grades also led to many of these students going on for
advanced degrees, and ultimately, for many, to instructor and professorship
positions in America’s universities. Dr. Fred Schwartz observed that “America’s colleges and universities are the
nurseries of Communism”.

 
            In the
decades of the 70s, the 80s, the 90’s and into this century, America’s
institutions of higher learning have churned out millions of graduates exposed
to Marxist doctrine in their classrooms. US News and World Report at the turn
of this century found that “up to 90% of
professors in some Midwestern universities are Marxists”, concluding that “strides made by Marxism at American
universities in the last two decades is breath-taking”, counting over
10,000 self-avowed Marxist professors across the nation. In 1987 Duke University,
for example, conducted a Marxist Scholars Conference and went out of its way to
pay high salaries to Marxist scholars to come teach at Duke.

 
            Does that
mean that every graduate of our colleges and universities is a Marxist? Of course
not. Many students vocally opposed Marxist indoctrination, as did I, though in
most cases they were rewarded with lower grades, as was I. What did happen,
though, is that millions of Americans were carefully taught anti-American and
anti-capitalist doctrine. The polling and voting results of the elections in
the last 30 years confirms how the thinking of Americans has shifted,
increasingly more to the left than to the right.

 
            If you are a
conservative, or a Republican, or a Christian, the dawning realization that
your country has been taken over at the top by Commie Hippies and their Marxist
pals should cause you to get really angry, maybe even depressed. For decades we
all worked to help elect solid people to public office, like Ronald Reagan, and
it occasionally worked. But, now, we have demonstrable evidence that the
country has fallen into the hands of conspirators who planned the takeover and
then made it happen. The Communists who hid behind the Berlin Wall may be gone,
but our colleges and universities have insured that Communists are