The Rise of the Fourth Reich - ThereAreNoSunglasses

GUNS, DRUGS, AND EUGENICS 265ecution of Axis Criminality at the Nuremberg war crimes trials at the endof the war. It may have been during his time in Nuremberg that he becamefamiliar with the Nazi gun laws. A letter from the Library of Congress toDodd in July 1968 showed that four months prior to his gun-control legislationbeing passed, he received an En glish translation of the Nazi WeaponsLaw based on the original German law document he supplied to thelibrary.Dodd died of a heart attack in 1971. In 1980, his son, Christopher J.Dodd, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, won his father’sseat in the Senate. The younger Dodd, a liberal, nevertheless took moneyfrom and lent considerable support to corporate miscreants like Enronand Arthur Andersen, indicating his willingness to support the globalists.But control of weapons was not the only item on the fascist globalistagenda.WHI L E EV ERYONE K NOWS of the Rocke feller control of oil, most do notknow the extent of Rocke feller wealth and influence over modern medicineand drugs.According to Eustace Mullins, the last surviving protégé of the famoustwentieth-century intellectual and writer Ezra Pound, and author of the1988 book Murder by Injection: The Story of the Medical ConspiracyAgainst America, the drug industry is controlled by a Rocke feller “medicalmonopoly,” largely through directors of pharmaceutical boards representingChase Bank, Standard Oil, and other Rocke feller entities. “The AmericanCollege of Surgeons maintains a monopolistic control of hospitalsthrough the powerful Hospital Survey Committee, with members [suchas] Winthrop Aldrich and David McAlpine Pyle representing the Rockefellercontrol,” he wrote.Winthrop Aldrich also served on the Committee on the Cost of MedicalCare (CCMC), which was originated by Dr. Alexander Lambert, thepersonal physician to Teddy Roo sevelt and a president of the AMA. Accordingto Dr. Charles C. Smith, who researched the activities of thecommittee: “[Dr. Lambert] obviously was to be the needed ‘figurehead.’