Two books I am looking forward to reading...

Here are two books I have on order that I can't wait to read.

"Global Deception" by Joseph Klein looks terrific.

In this disturbing and timely book, Joe Klein exposes the globalists' true agenda — stripping the U.S. of its independence in order to make the world's only superpower subservient to the desires and whims of dictators, tyrants, and nameless bureaucrats. Only when that is accomplished can the UN meet its ultimate, though secret, goal — to become the world’s governing body.

While other books often portay the UN as a haven for crooks and bunglers, Kofi Annan and the globalists in control of the UN have ventured further down the road than most Americans know. Far from a being a "John Birch Society" alarmist screed, Klein's book names names and describes in chilling detail the people and policies behind the UN's unabashed power grab, and calls for the restoration of Harry Truman's original vision for the United Nations.

The "UN Gang: A Memoir of Incompetence, Corruption, Espionage, Anti-Semitism and Islamic Extremism at the UN Secretariat"

Like city hall, the UN employs only those with clout. Sanjuan's clout was then vice--president George H. W. Bush, who sponsored him in 1984 as an undersecretary-general; Sanjuan's real job was to spy on spies. Lest some object to such tawdry subversion of the UN, let them absorb his amusingly cynical account of his experiences in the Secretariat. Sanjuan found minds not occupied with world peace but rather with Jewish U.S. politicians; with denying Israel its quota of Secretariat slots; and with drug dealing in the diplomatically immune UN garage. "For me," Sanjuan writes, "it was the beginning of an anti-Semitic journey of ten years' duration." Besides the prejudice and its fellow traveler, inveighing against the iniquities of the U.S., Sanjuan found a bureaucratic wonderland of assistants and deputies whose first concern seemed to be keeping their jobs rather than brokering cease-fires. Who wants Ouagadougou when you've got Manhattan? However exaggerated its over-the-top effect, Sanjuan's memoir is being published amid enough scandalous news about the UN to lend it credence.