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15The Lt. Colonel's Domestic Service Corps would be an 1936, all the elements of rationalization and centralupdated version oythe CCCs, administered by civilians control were placed under one war-oriented office.and trained and deployed by the military. A series of legislative proposals -put forth by theIn September 1973, at approximately the same time already encountered Javits, Reuss, Mansfield andthe Lt. Colonel was writing this piece of "conjecture." Mondale reflect the need to place the U.S. economy asthe leading liberal lights in the country were gathered at firmly in Rockefeller's hands as the German economya Public Service Employment Conference in New York was in the hands of tile Krupps, Thyssens and Flicks."City. Calling for essentially the same thing, perhapsminus the military, were Senators Kennedy and Hart, Javits' Economic Review Board, besides establishingRepresentatives Abzug, Badillo, Chisolm, Drinan, the labor-management productivity councils, would beJordan, and Rangel and such organizations as PUSH, vested with vast oversight powers over the flow of rawJthe AFL-CIO, the Urban League, the National Orga- materials, employment, industrial production, trade,etc. Mondale's National Employment Relocation Boardnization of Women and the countergang ADA. Somemonths later, a Committee of One Hundred for Fullwould have similar oversight capabilities over especiallyEmployment was established composed of essentially the plant closings and unemployment, and, as mentioned,could selectively fund chosen faltering industries orsame roster with the addition of Leonard Woodcock andJerry Wurf. The Committee has endorsed the Reuss municipalities. Senator Mansfield, along with TreasuryWarsaw Ghetto Act for Full Employment and Equal Secretary William "Oil Hoax" Simon, has alreadyOpportunity. established a Temporary National Commission onRecent converts to public service employment are that Supplies and Shortages which can rapidly;evolve into agr_at friend of labor, Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur regulator of the flow of raw materials.Burns and a new terrorist group which plans to blow upindustries until they fund public service jobs. Of course, Fondly remembering Nazi Finance Minister Schacht'sgiving substance to this is a Jacob Javits bill the dictatorial economic powers as the head of the Reichs-"Emergency Energy Employment Assistance Act" bank, Representative Reuss, in various speeches, has(S.2993) calling for a $4-billion investment into proposed that the Federal Reserve be given the power fopublic employment jobs. selectively issue credit to "productive," (labor intensive)" enterprises.t, Another mechanism for squeezing loot out Of workers Clearly all these proposals, would give the Rockefelleris the so-called Brazilian index system a system which forces in the government the ability to "destroy unrelitieswage increases to a government calculated cost-of- able competitors," that is small, non-Rockefeller inlivingindicator. The success of such a wage control is dustry. With _veryone bankrupt but himself, Rockefellerbest measured by tile previously mentioned plagues intends to then buy up existing productive capacity at awhich have broken out in Brazil as the result of the nickel on the dollar.decimated standard of living of Brazilian workers. Theleading spokesman for the Brazilian index in the United This fetish for centralized planning is an interestingStates is Senate Majority leader Mike Mansfield, a component of the liberal make-up. Liberals themselvesmember of Rockefeller's Commission on Critical are impotent, spineless little worms. They could not dareChoices, who has proposed the "Wages Adjustment control the verymessycollapse of world capitalism. LikeAct" (S.3600)'. hysterical children they demand that firm central controlThis looting operation can only be successful, if be placed in the hands, of the all-powerful Illuminaticontrol over the contracting economy and hence over (today found in the corporeal form of the Rockefellers).the loot is concentrated in the hands of the The anguished liberal shriek for centralized planninghegemonic capitalist interests. In Germany, that control and control can still be heard from the last depression. •was institutionalized on several levels. The cartel statutes One who is still shrieking is Senator Hubert Humof1933 allowed cartels to destroy "unreliable compe- phrey. In a state of extremeanxiety of the economictitors," by means of boycotts or similar measures, to collapse, Hubert has put out a very comforting, alll:Iforce outsiders into cartels, and to prohibit the erection encompassing "Balanced National Growth and Developofnew or the expansion of existing enterprises. Other ment Act" ($3050), which would serve as an executivefederal agencies, under the direction of the cartels, super-cabinet concerned with all aspects of domestic:'L.regulated the importation, production and distribution- economic and social life. The super-cabinet, impleofcritical raw materials. With the establishment of the menting its policies through regional bodies -- muchOffice of the Four-Year Plan under Herman Goering in like the Nazi Labor Front could gracefully preside\J
)16over an orderly dismemberment of non-Rockefeller construction of huge plants, the diversion of rivers, theindustry, laying of thousands of miles of energy transmission-3. Ideology: "Rocky Has A Better Idea" cables. There are rumors that the 17th-century dream ofa canal connecting the Great Lakes to the Pacific OceanThe contraction of the economy and the relocation to will be built.public-service slave labor camps does not hold an And with the immediately feasible development ofespecial appeal to the American worker, In Nazi Ger- fusion power, all this is just as worthless as buildingmany, the horrors of fascism were coated over with a monuments to Hitler. But not to Nelson Rockefeller.:harkening to return to the past. The pleasures of hearth Working people on $60 a week, 10-12 hours a day, sevenand home, the joy in craftsmanship, the.virtues of. an days a week, feeding them little (since Americans are allidyllic medieval Geimany were spooned to German "too fat" anyhow), bringing fresh labor in from theworkers to keep them lulled into insensibility. In fascist Warsaw Ghettos in the remaining .cities when the oldItaly, Mussolini recalled the grandeurs of the Roman labor drops -- all this will give Rockefeller the wealthpast. necessary to keep his paper Fourth Reich afloat, it isLooking to the past in the United States, one finds a working in Brazil, why not bring it to the United States?Revolutionary War, the constant assault on the frontier,a pushing forward. When faced with potential in- IV. CONCLUSION:surgency in twentieth century America, the liberals who <strong>LIBERAL</strong>S AND THE WORKING CLASStook the reins reflected this ideology. Roosevelt cooledproletarian unrest with the New Deal and Kennedy Why not? What will stop Rockefeller from completingturned to the ghetto with the New Frontier. This is the job that FDR and the New Frontier started. Oncereflected in industry with slogans like "Ford Has A again, Rockefeller hopes to keep the working classBetter Idea," and General Electric's "Progress Is Our nestled in its apolitical slumber on the lap of the liberalMost Important Product." Democratic Party. For the past forty years liberals haveFaced with the necessity to rule over a contracting been fielding overtly anti-working class policies, haveeconomy, and to implement violent zero-growth been attacking and undermining independent politicalmeasures, Rockefeller must come up with something working-class organization, have been setting the classbetter than "Fight Hunger with Hunger," to calm the up for brainwashing and fascist austerity. And byAmerican worker, catering to the syndicalism in the American workingThe outlines have already been sketched with the class, to the infant in each worker that says "polities isenergy development proposal which Richard Nixon for the big folks," they have workers half-convinced thatentitled "Project Independence." Ah, what an entice- politics is not a class affair.ment to the rugged American individualist: freeing the Start with the spiritual father of liberalism, FranklinU.S. economy from the shackles of Arab oil, discoveringRoosevelt and with the long:suffering mother, Eleanor. _new frontiers in energy development. Enough of this As was developed, the only thing which kept the Unitedzero-growth, as President Ford put it in August, new States from implementing fascist austerity was thetechnologies will allow us to have both a clean environ- promissory note on the loot of post-war Europe and thement and growth.In Congress, the liberal gaggle have floated a dozen Third World. With that still in ti very hazy future inbills funding experimental projects, creating an 1934, Roosevelt's early New Deal policies had the era,Energy Research and Development Agency (S.2744), bryos of fascist formations in them. The Nationalestablishing public-private energy development corpora, Recovery Act established corporativist formations intions (S.1283). And a thorough search through the legis- which prices and wages were set by joint labor-managementnegotiations. The setting of these codes of fairlation reveals not one word about fusion power, the onlysource of energy which could truly provide the techn0- competition allowed major U.S. industry some of the_: luxuries of their Nazi cohorts: that is, in the words of thelogical basis foF an expanding economy.Since the U.S. working class will not work itself to death NRA, "The elimination of unfair competition." Thebuilding monuments to the past, Rockefeller will instead strengthening of the private banking system was: alsosubstitute the American p3rraminenbau -- oil shale accomplished in the earl_/-_ays of the administration.• development, coal gassification and liquification plants,geothermal and solar energy schemes. The Rocky The looting of labor proceeded apace with the estab-Mountain energy development pr,oject already underway lishment of the Civilian Conservation Corps and thewill eventually involve millions of workers engaged in Works Projects Administration. Within months aftercoal and oil extraction, environmental repair (sic), the "sending his wife," to pacify the angry unemployed vete-
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