BIRCH’N: How The John Birch Society Keeps America Free

Birch’n opens with a simple claim: ideas plus organization change outcomes. In clear, direct prose, it contends that the same centralized forces long identified by Robert Welch still press for a managed society — through swollen bureaucracy, federalized education, and the slow ceding of sovereignty to international bodies. The booklet counters this not with slogans, but with a playbook: educate neighbors, build local structure, and apply constitutional remedies that lawfully restrain power.

Readers get a guided tour of signature JBS campaigns and educational projects that have reached millions, alongside snapshots of public praise and hostile media acknowledgment alike. The narrative situates Covid-era mandates as a wake-up moment when years of JBS teaching “clicked,” and frames state sovereignty and local organization as the durable path back to ordered liberty. Rather than rehearse myths, Birch’n documents methods, language, and milestones that have helped citizens win real fights.

This is for current Birchers sharpening their edge; for constitutionalists, parents, and civic leaders seeking a tested model; and for honest skeptics willing to judge by results. If you sense America slipping under concentrated power, this booklet offers a clear case and a practical map — so you can get to work where it counts. (2023ed, 61pp, pb)