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The Soon Coming Judgment Of God Upon America and How To Escape It 254
S.(enate) Res.(olution) 366
A Resolution Relating to the Internal
Security of the United States
At the end of 1945 when General Marshall left for China, the balance of
power was with the Chinese Nationalists… and remained so until at least June
1946…. Chiang’s divisions were chasing the Communists northward and the
prospect of victory by Nationalist China was at its highest…. However, when
General Marshall arrived in China, he undertook to bring about the coalition
government which his directive demanded…. This plan failed when (the)
coalition failed….
When the Chinese government did not effect coalition, by the summer of
1946 United States military assistance to China was brought to an end. Not only
did the United States stop sending military supplies to the Chinese Government;
the shipment of war materials actually purchased by the Chinese also was
halted…. The Chinese also had purchased surplus equipment that remained on
Okinawa and other Pacific Islands. Even the shipment of this was banned…. A
complete embargo took effect in the summer of 1946. It was maintained at least
until May 1947. General Chennault testified that the first shipment arrived in
Shanghai in December 1948…. Chennault further stated that the war material sent
to China after the embargo did not arrive in time to aid the Chinese nationalists in
the field…. Admiral Cooke… testified that the Chinese had a number of divisions
equipped with American arms…. When the flow of American ammunition was
stopped, these divisions lost their fire power and were defeated. Even after the
Eighth Congress appropriated $125,000,000 for aid to the Chinese, shipments
were delayed and when the guns finally reached the Chinese general in north
China they were without bolts and therefore useless.
1006
According to Senator Barry Goldwater, “The Institute of Pacific Relations (IPR) was
behind the decision to cut off aid to Chiang Kai-shek unless he embraced the communists.”
1007
Commenting on the Senate’s report and its conclusions regarding the IPR, Senator Goldwater
writes:
The committee concluded that the American policy decisions which
helped establish the communist control of China were made by IPR officials who
were traitors or were under the influence of traitors whose allegiance lay in
Moscow.
IPR was a creation of the Council on Foreign relations. The CFR is the
American branch of a society which originated in England. Internationalist in
viewpoint, the CFR, along with the Atlantic Union movement and the Atlantic
Council of the United States, believes national boundaries should be obliterated
and one-world rule established.
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