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Willard Cleon Skousen (January 20, 1913 -
January 9, 2006) was a noted author, political
commentator, and religious scholar. He is most known as
author of The Naked Communist and the source of the oft
distributed "1963 Communist Goals" list. He later wrote
a follow-up, The Naked Capitalist, based on Carroll
Quigley's assertions made in his books Tragedy and Hope
and The Anglo-American Establishment, which claim that
top Western merchant bankers, industrialists and
related institutions were behind the rise of Communism
and Fascism around the world. The Naked Capitalist has
been cited by many conspiracy theorists, including his
nephew Joel Skousen, as proof of a "New World Order"
strategy to create a One World Government.
Early life
Cleon was born in Alberta, Canada, though he spent time
in Mexico and California as well. At the age of 17 he
accepted a religious assignment as a missionary for his
church, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in
Great Britain.
Public and Private Service
In June 1935 he began working for the United States
Government (the Agriculural Adjustment Administration)
right out of San Bernmardino Valley Jr. College where he
had served as studentbody president (1934-1935). This
helped lead to a career in the FBI the following year which
lasted until 1951.
Dr. Skousen spoke out about the Socialist-Communist
Conspiracy, speaking out against David Rockefeller and
making the link between the big industrialists and their
supposed enemies, the antithesis of the "barrons of
capitol," the World Communist Leaders.
Dr. Skousen speaks of treason from within the US State
department, speaking of the treason and betrayal against
China after WWII. Here is an excerpt of a speech Dr.
Skousen gave in the 1970's, where he speaks to an LDS group
aboard a cruise ship returning from Israel. In this
excerpt, he speaks of the sham of Elections in the United
States, claiming that for 10 elections the US had not had a
legitimate Election where there was truly a choice. He
speaks of Chang Ki Shek's betrayal.
Dr. Skousen spoke of David Rockefeller as being one of
the most powerful men in the world, who praised Chairman
Mao in a New York TImes article in 1973 stating that this
communist leader was one of the greatest leaders of the
20th century. Skousen blasts this notion and asks who would
write or say such a thing, then responds that it was David
Rockefeller, as mentioned in the afore mentioned clip.
He then went to Brigham Young University for 5 years,
after which he served as the police chief of Salt Lake
City, UT. He also edited the police journal "Law and
Order".
He returned to Brigham Young University as a professor
of religion until he retired in 1978.
He founded the National Center for Constitutional
Studies and became known as a political lecturer.
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