William Guy Carr

William Guy Carr
Born	2 June 1895(1895-06-02) Formby, Lancashire, England
Died	2 October 1959 (64) Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Known for	Pawns in the Game (1955)

William Guy Carr (June 2, 1895 - October 2, 1959) was an Anglo-Canadian naval officer who served during the First World War in the Royal Navy Submarine Service and the Second World War in the Naval Service of Canada and the Canadian Intelligence Corps. After his military service, Carr wrote and lectured extensively on a conspiracy of the Illuminati or the Synagogue of Satan, including the Freemasons and the international bankers, specifically the Rothschilds and Rockefellers, with origins being traced to the likes of Albert Pike and Giuseppe Mazzini, who laid a global framework for the bringing about of Three World Wars.

Through the last years of his life, Carr was a leader of the Canadian-based National Federation of Christian Laymen.

Selected Bibliography

on the Submarine Service

• Carr, William Guy (1930), By Guess and By God: The Story of the British Submarines in the War, with a preface by Admiral S.S. Hall, Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday 
• Carr, William Guy (1932), Hell's Angels of the Deep, London: Hutchinson & Co. 
• Carr, William Guy (1938), High and Dry: The Post-War Experiences of the Author of "By Guess and By God", London: Hutchinson & Co. 
• Carr, William Guy (1939), Brass Hats and Bell-Bottomed Trousers: Unforgettable and Splendid Feats of the Harwich Patrol ("By guess and by God II"), London: Hutchinson & Co. 
• Carr, William Guy (1942), Out of the Mists: Great Deeds of the Navy in the Last War and Her Role Today, London and New York: Hutchinson & Co. 

on International Conspiracy

• Carr, William Guy (1944), Checkmate in the North: the Axis Planned to Invade America, Toronto: The Macmillan Co. of Canada, Ltd. 
• Carr, William Guy (1946), One World in the Making: the United Nations, Boston: Ginn 
• Carr, William Guy (1956), The Devil’s Poison or 'The Truth about Fluorine', Willowdale, Ont.: National Federation of Christian Laymen (NFCL) Publications Committee 
• Carr, William Guy (1955), The Red Fog Over America, Willowdale, Ont.: National Federation of Christian Laymen (NFCL) Publications Committee 
• Carr, William Guy (1955), Pawns in the Game, Willowdale, Ont.: Gadsby-Leek Co. 
• Carr, William Guy (1956), The International Conspiracy: the National Federation of Christian Laymen and What We Stand For, includes the 'Aims and Objects' of the National Federation of Christian Laymen and a Membership Application Form, Toronto: National Federation of Christian Laymen (NFCL) 
• Carr, William Guy (1956), Present Personal Income and Corporation Taxes Unconstitutional, Willowdale: National Federation of Christian Laymen 

Posthumous

• Carr, William Guy (1960), The Conspiracy to Destroy All Existing Governments and Religions, Metairie, La.: Sons of Liberty 
• Carr, William Guy (1966), Satan, Prince of this World, Palmdale, CA: Omni Publications