Nevin Gussack

This shocking book is sure to confound conservatives, irritate libertarians, and puzzle leftists alike. Author Nevin Gussack details the communist strategy behind the manipulation of American conservatives, libertarians, and Republicans. Sowing the Seeds of Our Destruction is the first comprehensive and devastating treatment of how powerful elements of the American "conservative" and libertarian movements provided intellectual support to Russia, Red China, and other communist countries. The splits within the conservative movement and Republican Party over the na ve and appeasement-minded approach to the USSR and Red China are covered at length. American big business also played an immense role in the lobbying campaign on behalf of the Soviet Union, Putin's Russia, Red China, and Vietnam. The actions of the US-USSR Trade and Economic Council, the US Chamber of Commerce, and other like-minded corporate globalist entities are fully documented in this book. This is a crucial book that all conservatives, nationalists, and anti-totalitarian freedom lovers need to purchase. It will perhaps motivate many grassroots patriots to ask uncomfortable questions to perfectly comfortable politicians and intellectuals.

Author Nevin Gussack provides a fresh perspective on the Soviet deception plans during the Gorbachev period in the USSR (1985-1991). Under Gorbachev's rule, the Soviet Union supported the continued military buildup, war planning, subversion, and disinformation of the Red Army, KGB, and GRU. Even after the "fall" of communism in December 1991, Russia continued to position itself against American interests all over the world. Primary source documents, defector information, and secondary source periodicals, books, and journals document my contention that the CPSU under Gorbachev implemented the most ambitious deception program ever faced by the West since the NEP of Lenin. In this book, the reader will discover: >How Gorbachev sought to dismantle the "enemy image" of the USSR in order to cripple the American defense posture.>How the CPSU under Gorbachev continued support for Moscow's clients worldwide.>How Gorbachev, Yeltsin, and Putin continued to formulate war plans directed against the United States.>How the Soviets and their Communist allies initially stage-managed many of the "changes" in Eastern Europe during 1989 and 1990. >How the GULAGS remained open under Gorbachev, Yeltsin, and Putin.>How the CPSU ensured the development of crony capitalism during the post-Soviet period and much more....

Red Dawn in Retrospect analyzes one of the most frightening prospects of the Cold War: the Soviet occupation of the United States. Even more unsettling are the prospects for Russian and Red Chinese occupation in the post-Cold War period after 1991. In this book, author Nevin Gussack discusses how the following factors weakens the United States, thus paving the way for the Red Dawn scenario: >Free trade and de-industrialization.>Social atomism arising from the destruction of the social contracts which used to exist as a pillar of American capitalism.>Subversives of the Left and neo-Nazis cooperating with the Soviets/Russians, Red Chinese, and their satrapies.>Disarmament and degradation of our defense forces.>Proliferation of Marxist academics within American higher education.This is a must read for all anti-communists, nationalists, and patriots who desire the preservation of the sovereignty of the United States of America. Dedicated to our fighting men and women, along with our intelligence and law enforcement services who serve on the frontlines in the battle against totalitarianism

Author Nevin Gussack takes on the controversial topic of Nazi-Soviet/Communist collaboration during the years of struggle against the Weimar Republic and the period of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact (aka Soviet-German Non-Aggression Pact). In this volume, Nevin uncovers evidence that: >The Nazis and German Communists collaborated in the Reichstag in efforts to subvert the Weimar Republic.>The Nazis and German Communists participated in joint efforts to cripple the economy through strikes.> Nazi and Communist deputies voted for socialist and leftist legislation in the Reichstag.>German industrialists promoted trade with the Soviets during the Nazi era.>German-Soviet trade was never cut off, even during the height of the 1930s.>German-Soviet military cooperation during the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact period.>The leftwing background of various Nazi leaders.>Plus more..

During the Cold War, Israel was the target of sustained Soviet subversion and conquest efforts. The Soviets utilized their proxies amongst the Israeli Left, the Communist Party (Rakah), and the PLO to chip away at the fabric of the Israeli nationalist consensus. Meanwhile, the PLO built up a massive military force in Lebanon and a terrorist infrastructure in the Israeli-held territories in the West Bank. In the "post-Cold War" years, the PLO and other Palestinian terror groups continued their efforts to subvert Israel and encourage the Israeli Left in their efforts to appease the enemies of the Zionist state. Meanwhile, profit-hungry Israeli companies and na ve political elites sought to engage Egypt, Iran, Red China, and other adversaries of the Jewish state. Lastly, author Nevin Gussack issues a brief list of recommendations for the Israeli state to confront the subversion plans of its enemies and disengage from economic relations with nations such as Red China.

Traditionally, observers would characterize the Cold War-era anti-communist dictatorships as tools of capitalists and landowners who maintained heavy influence over the political leadership. In the book When Right Really Means Left, author Nevin Gussack dispels this popular notion. He documents how the "rightwing" anti-communist dictatorships espoused their own version of nationalist collectivism, heavily intervened in their domestic economies, and even carried out double dealings with communist powers. Readers will learn: >The close relations between Franco's Spain and communist Cuba.>Soviet, Libyan, and Cuban assistance to Argentina during the 1982 Falklands War.>How the early Afrikaner Nationalists considered themselves virulently opposed to capitalism.>How Pinochet of Chile sold weapons to Sandinista Nicaragua.And much more....