Chapter I, Page 15, KEYNES AT HARVARD
"...We all know that communists have been preaching such
an ideology for many years; however, the answer is not so simple.
Investigation discloses that the philosophy responsible for the bulk of
our university thinking does not bear the label of Marxism or Communism;
it is instead propounded as something called Keynesism. Keynesism is
so-called after John Maynard Keynes, British economist, (1883-1946). His
teachings are today considered an ideological base for British and
American Socialists.
To get at the nub of the matter, one must
trace back the evolution of such thinking, starting with the
undergraduates and working back to the source of the infection. Using as
a basis only factual material, this study penetrated the labyrinths of a
socialist-communist-fascist underworld. The term underworld has been found to be the most descriptive of this melange.
It is well known that in the criminal
underworld many divergent elements, some of which fight each other to
the death, find a unity in their general opposition to regularly
constituted authority.(2) In the general political underworld
of socialist-communist and fascist movements, totalitarians may kill,
maim and enslave one another without mercy but a hatred of free
enterprise capitalism represents a common faith and gives them a common
denominator.(3)
No matter what phase of left-wing
infiltration we study, be it in government, in information media, in
foundations, in labor unions, or whether we deal with Keynesian
socialism, neo-Marxian socialism or with Bolshevik communism, the tracks
lead inevitably to Harvard University. This does not mean that Harvard
has a monopoly of the leftist host. The roots of left-wing ideology have
penetrated deep into most of the large universities and colleges of
America. However, Harvard has led all the rest in spawning exponents of
the three brands of leftism mentioned above. The
Harvard Graduate School has flooded the whole academic world with
teachers trained in such leftist thinking.
The question arises whether there is
something about the nature of Harvard which makes it a generator of
leftist thought. The fact is, that Harvard did not adopt the
left-wingers, the left-wingers picked Harvard.
The prestige, influence and importance of
Harvard University in the life of America automatically made it the
target of those who want to subvert society for collectivist purposes.
The Harvard liberal policy of allowing free expression of ideas, no
matter how extreme, gave conspiratorial groups carte blanche for their
activities..."
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