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The committee also unearthed that the Carnegie Foundation sought to exploit war as a means to control the American population effectively.<ref name=interview/> This parallels the setting in [[George Orwell]]'s famous [[dystopian]] classic ''[[Nineteen Eighty-Four]]'' where a [[perpetual war]] maintains sheer authoritarian control.

The committee also unearthed that the Carnegie Foundation sought to exploit war as a means to control the American population effectively.<ref name=interview/> This parallels the setting in [[George Orwell]]'s famous [[dystopian]] classic ''[[Nineteen Eighty-Four]]'' where a [[perpetual war]] maintains sheer authoritarian control.

The Reece Committee also uncovered that the Carnegie Foundation sought to infiltrate the [[United States State Department]] to subvert American society towards left-wing ideologies.<ref name=interview/> The State Department was investigated by [[Joseph McCarthy]] for communist infiltration around the time the Reece Committee conducted its work. Leftists have thus worked overtime to whitewash and [[liberal denial|deny]] the truthfulness of McCarthy's claims, an example being [[Leftist roots of Wikipedia|liberal Wikipedia]] portraying communists uncovered by McCarthy (such as [[John Stewart Service]]) as being "victims".

The Reece Committee also uncovered that the Carnegie Foundation sought to infiltrate the [[United States State Department]] to subvert American society towards left-wing ideologies.<ref name=interview/> The State Department, along with the [[United States Army]], was investigated by [[Joseph McCarthy]] for communist infiltration around the time the Reece Committee conducted its work. Leftists have thus worked overtime to whitewash and [[liberal denial|deny]] the truthfulness of McCarthy's claims, an example being [[Leftist roots of Wikipedia|liberal Wikipedia]] portraying communists uncovered by McCarthy (such as [[John Stewart Service]]) as being "victims".

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