How the U.S. Created the Chinese Communism that Infiltrates it Today

As I’ve mentioned many times during my radio shows, I went to grade school in Florida. The state was not known at the time for their great education system. Whenever students would transfer from other states, it seemed they were always way ahead of what we were being taught. Needless to say, I never had much world history and certainly never heard about the U.S. and how it played part in bringing China into Communism.

When reading Dr. Stan Monteith’s Brotherhood of Darkness, it was a shock to me when he wrote that the United States helped push China into communism. When I look at this in hindsight, it is ironic that the Chinese communism we helped create—is the very sinister power that is now quietly seeping into our country and will likely take over if people don’t wake up and stop it.

Dr. Monteith explains how the Truman administration helped usher in the communist takeover of China.

“I want to explain how Harry Truman brought communism to China. Most people believe that the Nationalist Chinese lost the civil war, but nothing could be further from the truth. General Chiang Kai-shek’s armies were winning the civil war until the American State Department placed an embargo on the Nationalist forces which prevented them from buying weapons or supplies anywhere in the world….How can an army fight without weapons? It can’t. Contrary to everything you heard or read, our State Department intentionally brought Chairman Mao to power. To verify that charge, I quote from a long-suppressed Senate report on the fall of China.”^

Monteith quotes from the Institute of Pacific Relations Report of the Committee on the Judiciary Eighty-Second Congress Second Session document:

“‘At the end of 1945 when General Marshall left for China, the balance of power was with the Chinese Nationalists…and remained so until at least June 1946…Chiang’s divisions were chasing the Communists northward and the prospect of victory by Nationalist China was at its highest…However, when General Marshal arrived in China, he undertook to bring about the coalition government which his directive demanded…this plan failed when the coalition failed.

When the Chinese government did not affect the coalition, by the summer of 1946 United States military assistance to China was brought to an end. Not only did the United States stop sending military supplies to the Chinese Government; the shipment of war materials actually purchased by the Chinese also was halted…When the flow of American ammunition was stopped, these divisions lost their fire power and were defeated. Even after the Eightieth Congress appropriated $125,000,000 for aid to the Chinese, shipments were delayed and when the guns finally reached the Chinese general in north China, they were without bolts and therefore useless.’”^

Monteith asks the obvious questions. Why would the State Department send the Nationalist Chinese guns without bolts? He surmises that it is impossible to come to any other conclusion after reading the McCarren Committee Report—the Truman administration purposely set the Nationalist Chinese up for the failure that led to Chairman Mao’s rise to power.^

In his book and on his radio program, Radio Liberty, Dr. Monteith would always talk about what he called “the great foundations.” He explained how these tax-exempt entities would help carry out insidious tasks that were part of the elites’ overall plan. They would be responsible for funding communist activities, disseminating propaganda, and supporting organized civil groups, politicians, business leaders, and various other institutions to help put parts of their plan in motion.

Dr. Monteith reveals some of these great foundations that help fund propaganda and in turn leads to activities that propagate a particular agenda.

The Senate appointed a special committee to investigate why the State Department placed an arms embargo on the Nationalist Chinese that led to their failure. During the investigation, they discovered the Rockefeller and Ford Foundations had been funding Chinese outlets with communist propaganda, years before China fell to communism.

“The 83rd Congress commissioned Congressman B. Carroll Reece to investigate the tax-exempt foundations to determine why they had financed communist organizations. The Reece Committee discovered:

…In 1915 the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace launched a propaganda program to force the United States into World War I…

…many of our large foundations were actively promoting communism and socialism…

…The Rockefeller Foundation, the Carnegie Educational Foundation, and the Ford Foundation had used their grant-making power to take over American education and force colleges and universities to abandon their religious beliefs and moral standards…

…foundations influenced State Department policy and were largely responsible for bringing communism to China.”^

Why would the great foundations do this? What is their end game? Again, this is just a small cog in the wheel of the overall operation that has been underway for decades to bring the American society down to its knees. Once this happens, it will be a short time thereafter when the New World Order will be put in place. No freedom will lead to disorder and this creates the environment needed to bring forth their World Order.

The American Conservative gives insight of a historical example of why the great foundations were created and how they have increased their political and social influence within American institutions.

“Ford foundation was founded in the 30s by auto king Henry Ford and his son Edsel as a way to shield the Ford Motor company’s profits from confiscatory taxes. The organization embraced a “socially conscious” grantmaking role in the 60s. Heather MacDonald of the Manhattan Institute writes that the charity ‘sparked the key revolution in the foundation worldview: the idea that foundations were to improve the lot of mankind not by building lasting institutions but by challenging existing ones’…the Ford Foundation is helping the Chinese government make money and enhance its reputation at home and abroad.”^

To give you a more recent example of the great foundations being instrumental in the chaos we are experiencing today, an article published on The American Conservative reports how the Ford Foundation is in bed with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and their role is funding the efforts for the great Chinese takeover of America.

Reporter, James Lynch, explains:
“In September of last year, The American Conservative shone a spotlight on the Ford Foundation’s deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Since 1979, the massive foundation has been one of the only foreign charities allowed in China, and that previous feature demonstrated how Ford is actively assisting the Chinese government in exporting their communist values elsewhere…

thorough examination of public disclosures suggests that Ford’s funding of Chinese operations goes far beyond economic development and foreign influence. According to the foundation’s website, Ford has given $41.8 million to education projects in China over the past 15 years. Buried in a report reviewing the Ford Foundation’s grant making in education and culture in China from 2001 to 2016 is a disclosure that the foundation provided grants to an educational entity known as the Horizon Education Center of China to fund education reform in Xinjiang…”^
 

Why would the Ford Foundation pour so much money into Chinese educational institutions? Do you think they support teaching freedom and capitalist ideas in a communist led country?

“The Great Foundations” were originally created to be a tax shield vehicle for the companies that spawned them. It seems they have since moved into helping push foreign and domestic policies and agendas that have a definite socialist, communist nature.

In my opinion, the reason for the propaganda push is, “reputation”—they need to re-brand communism to get wider acceptance of it. They have to re-tool how Americans view Communist China, especially older generations of Americans that learned how communism is living without liberty and freedom. As they die off, the younger generations of Americans will accept the new kinder, gentler communism that the great foundations have helped redefine, younger people will accept communism with open arms—they will willingly walk into their own enslavement.

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Sources for this article:

Dr. Stanley Monteith, Brotherhood of Darkness (Oaklahoma City, Hearthstone Publishing, 2000), p. 19-20.

Institute of Pacific Relations: Report of the Committee of the Judiciary, 82nd Congress, S. Res. 366, pp. 204-205.

Dr. Stanley Monteith, Brotherhood of Darkness (Oaklahoma City, Hearthstone Publishing, 2000), p. 52-53.

TheAmericanConservative.com, How The Ford Foundation Became An Instrument Of Chinese Foreign Policy, by Sloan Rachmuth, Sept. 22, 2020

https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/how-the-ford-foundation-is-helping-support-chinese-foreign-policy/

TheAmericanConservative.com, The Ford Foundation Is Funding CCP Propaganda, by James Lynch, March 22, 2021

https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/the-ford-foundation-is-funding-ccp-propaganda/