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The following book review/foreward is presented by Patrick M. Wood, CEO and
Editor of the August Review on Global Elitism. His news updates
and daily information can be found at www.augustreview.com.
What’s wrong with
America and our destiny in the 21st century? I have a keen sense
that Chuck's new book just might have the answer. In the
1970s, I teamed up with the late Dr. Antony C. Sutton, a Senior
Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution for War, Peace and Revolution
at Stanford University to examine and document the drive toward
globalization and the elitists who are “working the system” to their
advantage. Today, I am continuing this work with the August
Review, which is an online research center that helps expose the truth
about globalism and the individuals who are promoting regional and
world government.
What is Globalization? It is the collective effect of purposeful and
amoral manipulation that seeks to centralize economic, political,
technological, and societal forces in order to accrue maximum profit
and political power to global banks, global corporations, and the
elitists who run them. In short, it is corporate fascism with a
view toward restructuring America’s political and economic
future. It is collectivism versus individualism.
In true detective style, Chuck Coppes has identified these forces that
have their roots dating back to the wealthy families and money trust on
Wall Street in addition to their contemporary counterparts who are
preparing to exploit America’s impending fiscal crisis. This form
of “crisis management” is a classic Hegelian strategy
that Dr. Sutton and I demonstrated many times in our books and
lectures, and it is a major theme of this book. Follow the money
– follow the power.
America’s Financial Reckoning Day
is a “whodunit” on a grand scale. It is a sobering look at our
nation’s decline with a surprising twist that points to geopolitical
developments that are clearly lining up with the best-selling book in
the world – the Holy Bible. For busy people, this is the
“CliffsNotes” on America’s rise to geopolitical and monetary power and
the collectivist forces that have created a Welfare State and eventual
collapse of U.S. dollar imperialism. The resulting shift of power
to the globalists in Europe is set in a prophetic scenario that sets
the stage for a new Tower of Babel on the European continent and the
dark forces that are gathering in our world today.
This is a book that is hard to put down. It is both depressing
and hopeful. When you are finished reading (studying is a better
option) Chuck’s book, you will have a solid basis for understanding
what you can do to protect yourself and your loved ones: physically,
emotionally, spiritually, and financially. It contains a balanced
thread of Biblical wisdom with an eternal perspective. It is a
message that needs to be heeded.
Patrick M. Wood, Editor of the August Review
February 2007
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