The Dallin H. Oaks Intelligence Report

Description

For decades, the public has known Dallin H. Oaks through polished narratives, yet
behind that image lies a documented ideological trail reaching from 1960s Chicago
to high positions in law, academia, and religion.

This report began with an anonymously circulated document over forty years ago,
prompting an investigation that verified its claims and uncovered new evidence
about the man now leading The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Drawing on congressional testimony, federal hearings, academic records, legal
rulings, and overlooked sources, a pattern appears: ties to progressive legal theorists,
subversive academic leaders, and left-leaning institutions reflected in Oaks’s
reasoning and decisions.

The report details links to groups flagged in Senate Intelligence hearings, mentors
with radical backgrounds, anti-war workshops, writings defending commissions
later exposed as manipulated, and the ideological shift at BYU under his presidency,
along with the continuation of that worldview in later statements.

This work relies solely on documentation, raising serious questions about his
influences.

Format: paperback, 44 pages.