He critiques the UN Charter, arguing its definition of human rights stems from the State rather than being "God-given," as defined in U.S. founding documents.
Throughout the book, Griffin frames the UN as a tool for global collectivism, which he views as the "mortal enemy" of individual freedom. Book Availability The Fearful Master: A Second Look at the United...
In his 1964 book, The Fearful Master: A Second Look at the United Nations , author presents a critical analysis of the United Nations (UN), characterizing it as a "sinister plan" to establish a one-world government. Published by Western Islands , the work is a cornerstone of American conservative political literature from the Cold War era. Core Arguments and Insights He critiques the UN Charter, arguing its definition