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Updat­ing var­i­ous aspects of the re-emer­gence of Ger­man fas­cism and increas­ing Ger­man cor­po­rate incur­sion into the Unit­ed States, this pro­gram begins with dis­cus­sion of pro­jec­tions that the “Euro” will be a strong cur­ren­cy, with prob­a­ble adverse affects for the Unit­ed States.

Next, the pro­gram sets forth the emer­gence of Ger­man cor­po­ra­tions engaged in merg­ers of some of the largest enti­ties in their respec­tive fields of busi­ness. One of the most impor­tant ele­ments of dis­cus­sion con­cerns Ger­man cor­po­rate con­trol of Amer­i­can pub­lish­ing, which has accel­er­at­ed dra­mat­i­cal­ly in the last sev­er­al months of 1998 with Ber­tels­man­n’s acqui­si­tion of Barnes & Noble’s online busi­ness and Springer-Ver­lag (with sig­nif­i­cant pres­ence in Amer­i­can sci­en­tif­ic pub­lish­ing), as well as Barnes & Noble’s acqui­si­tion of Ingram, the largest book whole­saler in the Unit­ed States.

It should be remem­bered that all major Ger­man cor­po­ra­tions answer to the dead­ly Bor­mann Orga­ni­za­tion (lit­er­al­ly the eco­nom­ic com­po­nent of a Third Reich gone under­ground), which will like­ly prove to be the dom­i­nant ele­ment in his­to­ry, bar­ring a sig­nif­i­cant change in world affairs.

Next, the broad­cast goes on to doc­u­ment indi­ca­tions that Amer­i­can fas­cists, such as for­mer Gen­er­al Charles Willough­by (Dou­glas MacArthur’s for­mer chief of intel­li­gence) and Allen Dulles (for­mer part­ner in the Nazi con­nect­ed Sul­li­van and Cromwell law firm and for­mer direc­tor of the CIA), were pro­mot­ing a pro­gram of Ger­man Nazi recruit­ment from among Amer­i­can ser­vice per­son­nel sta­tioned in Ger­many. That effort appears to have been at least par­tial­ly suc­cess­ful and ele­ments of the resul­tant “Fifth Col­umn” par­tic­i­pat­ed in the assas­si­na­tion of Pres­i­dent Kennedy. In addi­tion, the pro­gram high­lights the con­tin­ued pro­gram of domes­tic repres­sion of the new Ger­man inte­ri­or min­is­ter, Ger­many’s involve­ment with the Koso­vo Lib­er­a­tion Army and the con­tin­ued blood­shed in Yugoslavia and the growth of Nazi ide­ol­o­gy and sym­bol­ism among youth in the for­mer East Ger­many.