"None Dare Call It Conspiracy" is a highly influential
1971 book by Gary Allen and Larry Abraham that argues a powerful, secretive elite manipulates global events to establish a "New World Order". It sold millions of copies and became a cornerstone of modern American right-wing conspiracy theories.
Key Concepts
- The Insiders: The book asserts that a power elite, referred to as "Insiders," orchestrates world affairs through various institutions, including international banking systems and groups like the Council on Foreign Relations.
- Socialism as a Tool: It claims that these elites use elements of the Communist Manifesto—such as income tax and central banks—not out of belief in the ideology, but as tools to consolidate power and control.
- Historical Manipulation: The authors contend that major historical events, including World War I and the Bolshevik Revolution, were engineered by these conspiratorial forces to increase national debt and further their agenda.
- Grassroots Impact: The book gained popularity through a grassroots distribution system, as the authors predicted it would be ignored or attacked by the mainstream media they claimed was controlled by the Insiders.
Publication and Influence
Published during the 1972 U.S. presidential campaign, the book had a significant impact, appealing to readers who felt traditional explanations of political and economic events were incomplete. It remains a widely read and referenced work in conservative and libertarian circles interested in conspiracy theories.
The book is available for purchase from various retailers, including
Target and
Barnes & Noble, in both physical and digital formats.
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