Richard Nixon: The Man Behind the Mask
Gary Allen
Western Islands
<p>The Man Behind The Mask is a living testament to what modern conspiracy theorists, Libertarian and Constitution Party supporters, and the Patriot Community would have thought about the Nixon Presidency.  One can almost interchange the name Nixon with Bush, Jr.  Allen: &nbsp;It must be a great irony to many that as the Nixon Administration moves Left, the country as a whole is moving Right.  That this is true is attested by the fact that the President often resorts to Conservative rhetoric. &nbsp;This book is essentially the story of how an ambitious Nixon used anti-Communism, then Rockefeller patronage, and then Socialist policy to lead the Republican Party into a giant Leftist organization.  It is interesting to note the similarities with President Bush.  Bush rhetorically bleats, "We must err on the side of life" concerning the Terri Schindler (Schiavo) case.  Actions speak louder than words.  Bush issued no Executive Order to protect Terrii's life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness.  The police state was, in fact, used to arrest people trying to save life.  The Republican Party controls both Legislative bodies, the Executive, and has appointed a majority of high court judges.  Despite the overwhelming power, the country moves Leftward, now wading in the piss-filled Socialistic waters of State-sanctioned murder by torture.  Let us not forget that starvation or dehydration for any reason is considered a war crime, and is vehemently denounced by the Geneva Conventions.  We tread in the black Culture of Death.<br><br><br><br>            Gary Allen's tale of Leftward Drift, although similar to Bush's, is important because it reveals how the Internationalists who seek One World Government, already doctrinally-aligned with the Democrats, finally took over the Republican Party and turned them into the âless Socialistâ Party.  Allen is an historian.  Let us use his version of it to show that, truly, History does repeat itself.<br><br><br><br><br></p><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>