1982 Edward Griffin interviews Norman Dodds (Rare) part 6

This collectivism has been going on for some time. After the great depression the role of government changed, it has to help people, to give them jobs and protect them. Unfortunately any big, lasting organization is going to get corrupted from the inside. Forget that today's government serves big interests, eliminated our freedoms, dumbs down the children, we know that.

Thank you for posting these. It saddens me that a lot of people probably write this guy off as nuts. It's nice to know how the U.S.'s decline began and I'd sure like to get a hold of history books written before WWI.

based on my research the USA started to decline right around 1868 after our President Lincoln was assassinated and America had taken a full nose dive in 1963 when Kennedy was Assassinted both of these 2 presidents was killed by the same people the Jesuits!

Ron Paul will help the people to take this country back! Join the revolution!

We can still win! Remeber that this country was founded on the priciples of individual rights. Remember that these rights are not granted to us, but is our birth right. Remeber that collectivism will devalue an individual life. Remember the Declaration of Idepenence. Remember the Constitution.

its so beyond my imagine that such huge conspirancys can work. but when i watch the news, i can see it is. we got owned^^

The are all asleep. "They" keep coming at you, destroying everything you hold dear...and people just give up. "They" know that.

You know whats the saddest part of this series of SIX videos... that part 1 at this date 8/4/07 has 4572 views, part 2 2534, part 3 2313; part 4 1687; part 5 1598 and part 6 1353; in case I'm not clear, the tragedy is the decline in viewings and lack of thorough research and interest by all Americans in this treasure of truth.

cant understand that, when u see the first one, u just have to watch ALL he is saing, its so amazing how much it fits our time.

If the elder members of youtube hadn't come up with this silly notion of breaking videos into ten minute segments, would most people have watched the whole thing?