United Nations Exposed by William Jasper

Patrick Henry once said he was willing to “know the worst and provide for it.” William F. Jasper takes up that calling in The United Nations Exposed, confronting one of the gravest threats to American freedom: the steady empowerment of the UN into an all-powerful world government. Jasper shows how behind smiling rhetoric and promises of global solutions lies poison disguised as candy — a deliberate plan by international elites to dismantle national sovereignty.

The early chapters track the rise of the UN’s backers, especially the Council on Foreign Relations, and show how their influence has guided U.S. policy toward submission. Jasper connects treaties, conferences, and policy papers to a larger design — demonstrating that appeals to disarmament, environmental stewardship, and international justice mask a deeper campaign for control.

Part II, “Stealth Strategies for Building the Superstate,” delivers the core of the exposé. Jasper shows how climate treaties are used to redistribute wealth, how UN courts undermine constitutional law, how property rights are targeted under the guise of “sustainability,” and how a global money system is designed to replace the dollar. Each initiative is presented as consensus, but behind the curtain it is orchestration toward an unaccountable bureaucracy.

In Part III, Jasper drives the danger home. He uncovers the UN’s push for a syncretic “one-world religion,” its assault on the traditional family, and its campaign for civilian disarmament. Expecting the UN to secure liberty, he argues, is like hiring criminals to run the police, prosecution, and courts. Dictators and terrorists are welcomed as partners, while American sovereignty is quietly dismantled from within.

But Jasper does not leave readers in despair. The final chapters outline how informed Americans can resist — through education, exposure, and organized action. He insists that the threat is real, that it comes not merely from abroad but from within America’s own leadership, and that only a vigilant, active people can stop the slide toward global tyranny. For readers unwilling to surrender liberty to deception, The United Nations Exposed is both a warning flare and a plan of resistance. (2025, 354pp, pb)