To The Victor Go The Myths & Monuments Introduction

America was founded by people who wanted an independent country based on principles that ultimately led to the formation of the Constitution and our system of government. The Constitution ensures the independence of the American people, limits government power, and protects God-given rights.
Europe on the other hand, has had a history of men who have usurped the rights of the people for centuries. The only real changes in Europe have been the personalities and organizations controlling the people. America was settled by people who sought to leave that atmosphere and form something new in the history of man -- a society based on liberty.
America served as an example to the rest of the world that the common man could rule himself with very limited control from government and that both individuals and the country could prosper.
There were those who could not allow this to happen, since it endangered their ability to rule.
To the Victor Go the Myths and Monuments tells the story of a group of people from Europe who banded together to subvert America's liberty, government, and religious system.
The subversion started with a group of men during the Enlightenment; then it continued under the Bavarian Illuminati, Revolutionary France, and German intellectuals. This book exposes how these men infiltrated all aspects of our society, working to slowly change our American system into a system they could control.
This was to be accomplished by managed ignorance of our history. The story brought to light by this book includes how they were able to subvert our schools, rewrite the history books, exploit volatile issues, and capture and even form political parties in order to accomplish their purposes.
This book is not simply a story of what happened; it exposes those who were involved. You will find that not all of your heroes were really heroes.
It will be an engrossing read. History can be interesting, if told in a manner that opens your eyes to the real world.