A Second Look at the UN — Again
AT A GLANCE
• The UN was not a good idea gone bad, it was bad from the beginning.
• The Fearful Master by G. Edward Griffin was one of the first books warning Americans about the UN.
• This important book will soon be back in print.
Prolific writer G. Edward Griffin is perhaps best known as the author of The Creature From Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve. Since its original publication in 1994, that book has been reprinted time and again as an indispensable and authoritative exposé of the grand design behind the Fed.
Thirty years earlier, in 1964, Griffin wrote his first book, The Fearful Master: A Second Look at the United Nations, which exposed the grand design behind the UN. Unlike Creature, it has long been out of print — but that unfortunate circumstance is soon to change. Below we proudly present to you the new preface Griffin has just written for the second edition of The Fearful Master. When it is back in print later this year, we will be reviewing and promoting it. In the meantime, we believe you will find Griffin’s preface well worth reading. — The Editors
It’s hard to believe that I have traveled around the Sun sixty-one times since publishing this book in 1964. When I flipped it open a few moments ago to review its chapter contents, I realized that I had not closely re-examined it since it was published. Immediately, I found myself surveying the historical photos and plowing through the text as though I had discovered a long-lost manuscript containing forbidden knowledge I had never seen before.
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