Listen to Laura Ingraham's interview with Nathan Tabor about The Beast on the East River (12/4/06).
Critical Praise for The Beast on the East River
Earlier this year, I recommended Eric Shawn’s The U.N. Exposed: How the United Nations Sabotages America’s Security. Now comes Nathan Tabor’s The Beast on the East River: The UN Threat to America’s Sovereignty and Security ($24.99, Nelson Current) and it is the best exploration of the way this utterly corrupt international institution has long been at work to undermine the way Americans think about their nation, securing control over iconic American landmarks, seeking financial independence through global taxation, and to become in every way a global government superceding our Constitution and the independence of nations around the world. Tabor documents how the UN has infiltrated our educational system, extended its control over our landmass with biosphere reserves, and the countless other ways its faceless, unaccountable bureaucracy works to expand its authority. Its failure to stop wars and curb genocides is well known. Its corruption is an open secret. Tabor connects all the dots, demonstrating the true agenda of the UN. For Americans less inclined to accept UN’s credibility or value, Tabor’s book is essential reading.
Mr. Tabor has made his case decisively. There have been far too many propagandistic diatribes against the UN that have been self-defeating because of their strident tone, frequent factual inaccuracies, and lack of clear focus.
Nathan Tabor’s The Beast on the East River, however — whose goal he describes as “a commonsense analysis of how the current, generally anti-American agenda of the UN is fundamentally at odds with the values and beliefs of most conservatives in America today”—is a welcome departure from that genre. His book provides a measured intellectual argument against allowing the corrupt collectivist internationalists of the UN, and its many metastasized affiliates, to undermine and eventually steal one of America’s most precious possessions: its sovereignty.
Tabor's Beast is a heated and well-researched volume on the burgeoning usurpation of American sovereignty by the United Nations. Is the goal of the U.N. world government? Tabor argues that it is, and does so with gusto.
In sum, Mr. Tabor has shown us the world through the eyes of, not only the world government collectivists who populate the UN and its multitudinous offspring like UNESCO, but also as seen by American presidents like George H.W. Bush, who proclaimed a “New World Order” following our defeat of Iraq in Gulf War I, William Jefferson Clinton, who never saw a UN boondoggle he couldn’t cozy up to, and George W. Bush, who took the United States back into the avaricious swindle known as UNESCO.
More Reviews
Review: Taking The U.N. To Task (Washington Times)
Review: Tabor Exposes the UN (Accuracy In Media)
Review: Beast on the East River Rages against UNs World Government Aspects, Alleged Attempts to Supplant U.S. Sovereignty (Huntington News Network)