From: Dan Clemmensen (Dan@Clemmensen.ShireNet.com)
Date: Wed Sep 09 1998 - 19:35:38 MDT
James Ganong wrote:
> On a whim, I contacted the person Mr Legg offered as a reference for the
> allegation that Soviet Communism was in actuality a set of 7 private
> trusts; here is the pertinent part of the reply I received:
>
> From: markland@rockisland.com (Lee Markland) Date: Sun, Sep 6, 1998,
> 5:13am To: JGanong@webtv.net Subject: Re: Russian Communism = Swedish 7
> Corp. Slavers?
> This is all I have on hand.
> Peter Drucker visited the Soviet Union and came back and wrote an
> article for Fortnightly Magazine in 1922. In it he said that the Soviet
> Union was in reality seven trusts, organized along economic lines
> (lumber, mining, etc). I don't have all of my original footnotes to my
> researches and I scanned in my manuscript, sans two pages one of which
> alas is the actual publication date of the Fortnightly Article, but it
> is 1922.
>
Thanks for the research effort. I suspect that your feeling that this
is "outlandish" is absolutely right. Peter Drucker was born in 1909.
The man is very smart, but it's unlikey that he was publishing on this
topis at the age of 13.
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