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Browder, a former leader in the U.S. Communist Party, said in his book Victory and After: “The
American Communists worked energetically and tirelessly to lay the foundations for the United
Nations, which we were sure would come into existence.” Alger Hiss, who was later convicted
as a communist traitor, became the acting Secretary-General after the establishment of the UN.
The April 16, 1945 issue of Time magazine called him “one of the State Department’s brighter
young men.” It was Hiss, and Joseph E. Johnson (who later became Secretary of the
Bilderbergers) who wrote much of the UN Charter, patterning it after the Constitution of Russia,
and the Communist Manifesto. An Associated Press dispatch from April 7, 1970 which appeared
in the Los Angeles Times said: “Secretary-General U Thant praised Vladimir I. Lenin, founder of
the Soviet Union, as a political leader, whose ideals were reflected in the UN Charter.” It
contained self-granted powers for a one-world government. Even their official seal, which was
similar to Russia’s, was designed by Aldo Marzani, a socialist.
Trygve Lie, the first official UN Secretary-General, was a high-ranking member of Norway’s
Social Democratic Labor Party, which was an offshoot of the Third Communist International.
Dag Hammarskjold, the second Secretary-General, was a Swedish socialist who openly pushed
communist policies, and U Thant, the third Secretary, was a Marxist.
In 1978, Arkady Shevchenko, an ex-KGB agent, and Under Secretary for Political and
Security Council Affairs, who defected, said that many Soviet UN delegates worked for the
KGB.
With the United States having only one vote within the socialist-dominated organization, we
were powerless to prevent the socialists from using diplomacy to achieve their goals. Nonaligned
nations, a majority of the delegates, voted with the communists 85% of the time in the General
Assembly; and in 1987, member nations voted with the U.S. only 18.7% of the time. In fact, on
key issues, the UN has voted against the United States nearly 85% of the time.
The Constitutional right of Congress to declare war has been completely transferred to the
UN Military Committee, and as such, they can order us into war at any time, without our
consent, as they did in Korea. The United States didn’t make the treaty with Japan to end World
War II, it was made with the UN. The UN refused to come to the aid of China in 1949, ignored
the Hungarian freedom fighters in 1956, shunned the Tibetans when they were attacked by
Chinese Communists, and in the early 1960’s, supported the communist attempt to overthrow the
African country of Katanga. They even criticized the American invasion of Grenada, which
sought to stem communist activity in the Caribbean. Remember, the Under Secretary for
Political and Security Council Affairs had always been a Russian, who along with the Chairman
of the UN Military Staff Committee was responsible for all UN military action. Prior to the
Korean War, the Chairman was Lt. Gen. Alexandre Vasiliev, who took a leave of absence from
the position to command the communist troops, and actually gave the orders to attack. He
continued to get valuable information about the UN’s military plans from his handpicked
successor, Gen. Ivan A. Skliaro.
In 1915, in No. 40 of the Russian document The Socialist Democrat, Lenin called for a
“United States of the World.” The Communist International in 1936, said that a world
dictatorship “can be established only by victory of socialism in different countries or groups of
countries, after which the Proletariat Republics would unite on federal lines with those already in
existence, and this system would expand ... at length forming the World Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics.” In the November, 1946 issue of the communist publication Bolshevik, it
said: “The masses know that peace is possible only on the basis of cooperation among the
existing states ... The Soviet Union is fighting to have the United Nations as effective as