People and James H. Madole's organization, the National Renaissance Party (NRP). In the early 1950s Mullins regularly spoke in public at NRP demonstrations. His then-roommate was Matt Koehl, later the leader of the American Nazi Party but at that time head of the NRP's "Security Echelon Guard." In the late 1950s Mullins also collaborated with "scientific racist" Robert Kuttner, an associate editor of Charles Lee Smith's magazine, The Truth Seeker, in theorizing Kuttner's ideas on white supremacy. They cofounded the Institute for Biopolitics in 1958 in order to popularize Kuttner's theories and their precursors in the work of Morley Roberts. By the mid-1990s Mullins was "considered a national leader" in the constitutional militia movement. He spoke regularly to militia groups across the United States during this time. The Secrets of the Federal Reserve provided, in part, the theoretical underpinning of the movement's conspiracy theories about a secretive cabal of wealthy families controlling the international monetary system. Death While on a speaking tour in Columbus, Ohio in January 2010, Mullins suffered a stroke. He died on February 2, 2010, aged 86, in Hockley, Texas. Works Books The Biological Jew. Staunton, Virg.: Faith and Service Books (1967) The Curse of Canaan: A Demonology of History. Staunton, Virg.: Revelation Books (1987). . The Federal Reserve Conspiracy. Union, NJ: Common Sense (1954). Mullins' New History of the Jews. Staunton, Virg. (1978). Reprint of 1968 edition. Quoting from the introduction: "... throughout the history of civilization, one particular problem of mankind has remained constant. In all of the vast records of peace and wars and rumors of wars, one great empire after another has had to come to grips with the same dilemma ... the Jews." Murder by Injection: The Medical Conspiracy Against America. Staunton, Virg.: National Council for Medical Research. . My Life in Christ. Staunton, Virg. (1968). The Rape of Justice: America's Tribunals Exposed. Staunton, Virg.: (1989). The Secret History of the Atomic Bomb. (Jun. 1998) The Secrets of the Federal Reserve: The London Connection. Staunton, Virg.: Bankers Research Institute (1952). Reprinted: John McLaughlin (1983), 208 pages. . The Sedition Case. Metairie, LA: Sons of Liberty (1985). This Difficult Individual: Ezra Pound. New York: Fleet Publishing Corporation; Hollywood, Calif.: Angriff Press (1961). . Reprinted: Noontide Press. . War! War! War! (3rd Rev.). Metairie, Calif.: Sons of Liberty (1984). . Afterword by William Anderson. Who Owns the TV Networks? (1995). A Writ for Martyrs