The Great Deceit: Social Pseudo Sciences

The Great Deceit is a sweeping Cold War indictment of the modern “social sciences,” arguing that they function not as neutral fields of inquiry but as ideological instruments designed to smuggle socialism into American institutions under the guise of expertise and reform. Produced by the Veritas Foundation and framed as a fully documented exposé, the book contends that disciplines such as sociology, psychology, anthropology, history, and jurisprudence have been systematically distorted to erode individual responsibility, dissolve moral standards, and legitimize centralized power. It rejects academic restraint entirely, naming names, tracing lineages, and asserting that Fabian gradualism and communist revolution are complementary strategies pursuing the same end. This is not a cautious critique of methodology but a total denunciation of what the authors present as an intellectual masquerade—wolves in scientific clothing—aimed at reshaping law, education, culture, and conscience itself.