Summary
From the shadowy depths of a fervent ideology emerges Ali Singh, a figure of formidable intellect and chilling resolve, whose initial guise as a profound thinker quickly dissipates into the brutal fanaticism of a zealot. This mysterious Mongolian, consumed by an unyielding ambition, orchestrates a grand design for the ascendancy of the Yellow Race, heedless of the devastating cost to White supremacy. His authority among his kinsmen is immediately evident as he masterfully pacifies a tumultuous Chinese uprising in Hung Kai, a conflagration that threatened to engulf the White colonial presence entirely, demonstrating a magnetic, almost supernatural, command over the masses. Subsequently, Singh transports his formidable influence to America, galvanizing a multitude of Mongolian adherents into a cohesive force, each individual a malleable instrument in his relentless pursuit of racial dominance. His arrival coincides with the influential banker, Mr. Bronson, championing an Anti-Alien law designed to bar East Asian immigrants. Singh, leaving no avenue unexplored in his campaign, dispatches a chilling ultimatum to Bronson—a cryptic note, impaled by a knife and hurled through a window, threatening dire consequences should the banker persist in his legislative endeavors. This audacious act precipitates an immediate and uncompromising response from governmental apparatuses, with both police and secret service agencies mobilizing to confront Singh's audacious challenge, thus igniting a protracted and perilous struggle that will define the ensuing fifteen episodes.
Synopsis
Episode 1: "The Higher Power" This episode tells of the fanatical ambition of a mysterious Mongolian, Ali Singh, who is a scientist, and a thinker of depth and originality. He develops into a brutal fanatic who stops short of no means to exalt the Yellow Race at the expense of the White. That Ali Singh is recognized as a powerful leader among the Mongolian race is shown in the first episode, when, by the majesty of his presence, he quells a Chinese riot which all but annihilates the White colonists in Hung Kai. Later Ali Singh goes to America to lead his followers in their efforts to overcome the supremacy of the White race. By the sheer determination of his personality, he has a multitude of Mongolian men at his beck and call, who stop at nothing to carry out his commands. At the time Ali Singh arrives, Mr. Bronson, a banker of international importance, is backing an Anti-Alien law which aims to exclude all yellow men from this country. Determined to leave nothing undone that will further his cause, Ali Singh delivers secretly to Mr. Bronson a mysterious note hurled through a window at the point of a knife threatening Mr. Bronson with death if he does not withdraw his support from the Anti-Alien bill. Mr. Bronson enlists the aid of the police and secret service departments, which immediately take up the fight against Ali Singh. The struggles which ensue between the Government agencies and Ali Singh form the substance of the remaining fifteen episodes.
