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  • Editore: World Intelligence Review, Chalmette, LA, 1989

    Da: D. Anthem, Bookseller, Cornish Flat, NH, U.S.A.D. Anthem, Bookseller

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    Four issues of the conspiratorial newsletter all featuring front page articles by Eustace Mullins. These include, "Warning -- The Department of Justice Is Dangerous to Americans," (no. 81) "The Federal Reserve Communist System," (no. 82) "Marching Through Georgia," (no. 102) and "Two Nations 'Leadership '91 Conference'" (no. 126). Mullins' article in issues 81 comprises the whole issue. Issue 82 also features "Walter Pearson on Finance." Issue 102 features an article on Bush by Jim Taylor, an unattributed article on Mandela and South Africa, and other international news stories. Issue 126 includes a review of Mullins' book "The Great Betrayal," two excerpts from Inquire Within's "Light-bearer's of Darkness" titled "Occult Forces in the Modern World" and "The Kingdom of Materialism," and "Pearson on Finance." Insider Report (World Intelligence Review) was originally founded and edited by Dr. John Coleman, an ex-intelligence officer and well-known conspiracist, who was also associated with James K. Warner's Christian Defense League. It appears as though Warner assumed control of the newsletter, as all of the issues included here were published in Louisiana where Warner ran Sons of Liberty, the Christian Defense League and the New Christian Crusade Church. The latter two issues feature Warner and Eustace Mullins as editors with contributions from Walter Pearson, Stan Rittenhouse, Jim Taylor and Don Ranes. The publisher attempted to attract new subscribers by decreasing the high annual subscription rate from $99 to $60 then $50, but their efforts appear to have been in vain as publication ceased with the December, 1991 issue. All issues unbound (8 ½" x 11"), 4, 8, 12, 8 p., illus. Fine condition. Three institutions have scattered issues in OCLC (Michigan State, Kansas & Wisconsin Historical Society). All issues scarce.