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The CIA and the KGB have long practiced behavior modification with drugs, hypnosis, ELF waves and more recently with computer chips placed in the brains of "dissidents."

Finally, here's the evidence! The US Government's own documents revealing it's involvement in MIND CONTROL projects. These classified documents, once hidden from public knowledge and scrutiny, under the 'guise' of National Security, are now showing the National Shame and National Abuse of WE THE PEOPLE of the United States, by their own government and its 'so-called' leaders.

THE LAND OF INEQUALITY : NOTHING can be more surprising to the thoughtful observer than the social inequality existing in the United States--a country which Mr. Bryce says Europeans early in the nineteenth century deemed to be pre

Clichés... clichés... clichés! Some people speak in nothing else, but sometime they seem to serve better than anything else to illustrate a point or make a difficult message more easily understood.

The New Toryism, is of primary importance just now, because it shows the contrast between the aims and methods of early Liberalism and those of modern Liberalism. In these days we hear a great deal about Liberalism, Liberal principles and policies, in the conduct of our public life. All sorts and conditions of men put themselves forward on the public stage as Liberals; they call those who oppose them Tories, and get credit with the public thereby. In the public mind, Liberalism is a term of hon our, while Toryism - especially "economic Toryism" - is a term of reproach.

My object in writing this book has been to present as many phases as possible of the strangely romantic story of the British Peerage, so that those who have not the time or facilities for exploring the library of books over which these stories are scattered, may be able, within the compass of a single volume, to review the panorama of our aristocracy, with its tragedy and comedy, its romance and pathos, its foibles and its follies, in a few hours of what I sincerely hope will prove agreeable reading. If my book gives to any reader a fraction of the pleasure I have derived from its writing, I shall be more than rewarded for a labour which has been to me a delight