Establishment of One New World Order
Establishment of One New World Order
Part VI
• Abraham asserts that one of the primary reasons these Illuminati worked behind
the scenes to forment WWI was to create in its aftermath a world government to
control resources of the world. The selling point is peace. Professor Carroll
Quigley, Mr. Clinton's own professor at Georgetown University, in his book
Tragedy and Hope (MacMillan, New York, 1966) informs us that the secret
Round Table was created for Rothschild, to be headed by Lord Milner, using Cecil
Rhodes' money. (Is it accidental that Rhodes scholarship fund was created and a
Rhodes scholar, Bill Clinton, was nominated and elected President of the U.S.?)
The Round Table worked behind the scenes at the highest levels of British
government, influencing foreign policy and England's involvement and conduct
of WWI.
• Professor Quigley tells us that in New York, the Round Table Group was known
as the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). (Quigley, p. 951) According to
Quigley, the most important financial dynasties in America following WWI were
(in addition to Morgan) the Rockefeller family; Kuhn, Loeb & Company; Dillon
Read and Company and Brown Bros., Harriman. (Quigley, p. 529). The founders
of CFR include those who financed the Bolshevik Revolution. The CFR has come
to be known as "The Establishment," "the invisible government" and "the
Rockefeller foreign office." St. Michael called David Rockefeller the man who
hides the mask ruling the U.S.
• The CFR's takeover and control of the U.S. Department of State is contained in
State Department Publication 2349, Report to the President on the Results of the
San Francisco Conference. It is the report of Secretary of State President on the
Results of the San Francisco Conference. It is the report of Secretary Edward R.
Stettinius (C.F.R.) to President Truman. This document states that new problems
after the war required a special committee to deal with them. As a result, a
Committee on Post-War Problems was set up with high officials of the State
Department (all but one were CFR members) assisted by a research staff who
were previously working for CFR but now became part of State Department as
Division of Special Research. After Pearl Harbor, the Committee on Post-War
Problems became Advisory Committee on Post-War Foreign Policies. (See also
the C.F.R.'s booklet, A Record of Twenty Years, 1921-1947.) (ibid., pp. 95-96).
• This is the group which designed the United Nations. The land in Manhattan, New
York where the U.N. building now stands was donated by the Rockefellers. (cf. P.
Collier and D. Horowitz, The Rockefellers An American Dynasty, Holt, Rinehart
Winston, 1976, pp. 246-247).
• The Christian Science Monitor indicates the fantastic power the C.F.R. has had
during the last six administrations (before Mr. Reagan's second term): "Almost
half of the Council members have been invited to assume official government
positions or to act as consultants at one time or another." The policies promoted
by the C.F.R. in the fields of defense and international relations become, with a
regularity which defies the laws of chance, the official policies of the United
States Government. (Abraham, pp. 94-95).
• The CFR dominated President Kennedy's State Department, his Cabinet, and
Secretary of State Dean Rusk's staff. Anthony Lukas of the New York Times
reported: "Of the first 82 names on a list prepared to help President Kennedy staff
his State Department, 63 were Council members. Kennedy once complained, 'I'd
like to have some new faces here, but all I get is the same old names.' (James W.
Wardner, The Planned Destruction of America, P.O. Box 163141, Altamonte
Springs, Florida 32716-3141; 407-865-9722 , p. 60)
• President Nixon appointed 110 CFR members to the highest un-elected offices in
the land. (Wardner, op. cit., p. 59)
• President Carter appointed more than 70 men from the CFR and over 20 members
of the Trilateral Commission (TC) to the highest unelected offices of government.
(Wardner, op. cit., p. 58)
• President Reagan appointed over 80 individuals to his administration who were
members of the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission, or both.
Note especially his running mate, Trilateralist George Bush. Reagan appointed to
the highest offices in government: 64 CFR members, 6 Trilateral members, 6 both
CFR and Trilateral members, and 5 former members of the Trilateral
Commission. (Wardner, op. cit., p. 56.)
• Most of President Clinton's first term cabinet officers were CFR members
including Secretary of State, Deputy Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense,
National Security Advisor, Deputy National Security Advisor, CIA Director,
Chairman of the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, Secretary of Treasury,
Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of Health and Human Services,
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Secretary of the Interior, Under
Secretary for Political Affairs, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and
Pacific Affairs, Aid Coordinator to the Commonwealth of Independent States,
Deputy Director, Office of Management and Budget, Chairman, Council of
Economic Advisors, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations (Madeleine Albright
who was responsible for foreign policy legislation during the Carter years and was
Director of the world-government-promoting Atlantic Council, now Secretary of
State under Clinton.) (Wardner, op. cit., pp. 51-52.)
• Dr. James W. Wardner in his well-documented book lists the following:
o Of the eighteen secretaries of the treasury since 1921, twelve have been
members of the CFR.
o Of the sixteen secretaries of state, twelve have been CFR members (four
have been presidents of Rockefeller Foundation).
o The Defense Department, created in 1947, has had fifteen secretaries; nine
have been CFR.
o The CIA, also created in 1947, has had eleven directors seven have been
CFR.
o Six of seven superintendents at West Point have been CFR.
o Every supreme Allied commander in Europe has been CFR
o Every U.S. ambassador to NATO has been CFR.
o The Four key positions in every administration, Republican or
Democratic, are routinely filled by CFR members:
National Security Advisor
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of Treasury
o There are increasing numbers of CFR members in the legislative branch of
government. Pat Schroeder (D-CO), Christopher Dodd (D-CT), Newt
Gingrich (R-GA), Warren Rudman (R-NH), Bob Graham (D-FL), Thomas
Foley (D- WA), Charles Robb (D-VA), John D. Rockefeller, IV (D-WV)
are all members.
o George Bush had 387 members of the CFR in his administration. Ronald
Reagan had 313.
o The team of Clinton and Gore is financed and supported by the CFR as
well. Clinton is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the
Trilateral Commission.
o Perot, the outsider in the 1992 elections, picked CFR people to run his
campaign.
o Total CFR membership as of December 1992 was 2905.
• The objective of the CFR and CFR-controlled State Department is to
completely disarm the whole world including America and let the United
Nations has monopoly on armed forces which they called the U.N. Peace
Force. (Wardner, op. cit., pp. 67-68).
• In his stunning book The Most Secret Science, retired Air Force Colonel Archibald
Roberts states: "Under this plan, the United States will finance and man a
totalitarian UN military complex." (Wardner, op. cit., p. 68). According to the
CFR and its agency the U.S. State Department, even the U.S. would not have the
power to challenge the U.N. Peace Force. Consequently, Colonel Roberta
continues: "The enormity of this subversion is nearly incomprehensible -- as is the
failure of the American people to protest the criminal abrogation of the United
States Constitution. As one American soldier, I bitterly resent being turned over to
an organization whose every precept and very existence contravenes the
Constitution I have sworn to uphold." (p. 133, quoted in Wardner, op. cit, p. 68).
• While media reports and discusses everything else except the CFR and its
objectives. This is because, according to CFR's own 1987 report, 262 of its
members are "journalists, correspondents, and communications executives."
(Wardner, op. cit., p. 70).
o The Illuminati, through the C.F.R., has spread its influence to other vital
areas of American society. Its members have run or are running NBC,
CBS, ABC, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Los Angeles
Times, the Chicago Sun, the Des Moines Register, the Wall Street Journal,
Time, Life, Newsweek, Fortune, Business Week.
o Here is the list of well-known reporters and anchors who have been or are
current members of the CFR:
CBS: Bill Moyers CFR, William Paley CFR, Dan Rather CFR,
Harry Reasoner CFR.
NBC: Tom Brokaw CFR, John Chancellor CFR, Marvin Kalb
CFR, Irving R. Levine CFR.
ABC: David Brinkley CFR, Ted Koppel CFR Diane Sawyer CFR,
John Scali CFR, Barbara Walters CFR.
CNN: Daniel Schorr CFR.
PBS: Hodding Carter III CFR, Jim Lehrer CFR, Robert McNeil
CFR.
The roots of the Trilateral Commission (TC) stem from a book Between Two Ages
written by Zbigniew Brzezinski in 1970 while he was a professor at Columbia
University in New York City. David Rockefeller read the book and was
impressed with its contents. The book inspired Rockefeller to create the TC.
• In July 1972, 8 members of CFR, among whom were David Rockefeller and
Zbigniew Brzezinski founded the Trilateral Commission. The Commission's
purpose is to engineer an enduring partnership among the ruling classes of North
America, Western Europe, and Japan -- hence the term 'Trilateral' -- in an attempt
to influence public opinions and government decision-makings in such a way that
the peoples, governments and economies of all nations must serve the needs of
multinational banks and corporations. To achieve this, Trilateralists must manage
both dependence and democracy -- at home and abroad. In other words, they
must reduce the mass to dependency and suppress democracy and any voice
of protest through control and surveillance. The ultimate aim would be to
establish an one-world economy, one-world government, one-world monetary
system, and one-world religion. The following excerpts from official TC's
documents, together with writings and speeches of founding members will
confirm this.
• In his book With No Apologies (1979), Senator Barry Goldwater writes: "The
C.F.R. is the American branch of a society which originated in England.
Internationalistic in viewpoint, the C.F.R., along with the Atlantic Union
Movement, and the Atlantic Council of the U.S., believes national boundaries
should be obliterated and one-world rule established ... What the Trilaterals
truly intend is the creation of a worldwide economic power superior to the
political government of the nation-states involved. As managers and creators of
the system they will rule the world ... In my view, the Trilateral Commission
represents a skillful, coordinated effort to seize control and consolidate the four
centers of power: political, monetary, intellectual, and ecclesiastical." (With No
Apologies, pp. 128, 284).
• The TC took the position that "the economic officials of ... the largest countries
must begin to think in terms of managing a single world economy, in addition to
managing international economic relations among countries" (The Reform of
International Institutions: A Report of the Trilateral Tank Force on International
Institutions to the Trilateral Commission , New York: The Trilateral Commission,
1976, p. 22.)
• In order to achieve the goal of world domination in the form of one-world
government, the Trilateralists need to control the U.S. and other governments.
• Senator Barry Goldwater observed, "Whereas the Council on Foreign Relations is
distinctly national in membership, the Trilateral Commission is international.
Representation is allocated equally to Western Europe, Japan, and the United
States. It is intended to be the vehicle for multinational consolidation of the
commercial and banking interest by seizing control of the political
government of the United States." ( With No Apologies, p. 280.)
• Holly Sklar, in her book Trilateralism, says, "These men make the most important
foreign, economic, and domestic policy decisions of the U. S. government today;
they set the goals and direction for the administration." (p. 208.)
• In Kissinger on the Couch (1975) authors Phyllis Schlafly and former CFR
member Chester Ward state: "Once the ruling members of the CFR have decided
that the US Government should adopt a particular policy, the very substantial
research facilities of the CFR are put to work to develop arguments, intellectual
and emotional, to support the new policy, and to confound and discredit,
intellectually and politically, any opposition. . . " According to Ward, the CFR's
goal is the "submergence of US sovereignty and national independence into an
all-powerful one-world govemment. . . This lust to surrender the sovereignty
and independence of the United States is pervasive throughout most of the
membership. . . In the entire CFR lexicon, there is no term of revulsion carrying a
meaning so deep as 'America First.'" (Dennis L. Cuddy and Robert H.
Golsborough, The Network of Power and Part II The New World Order:
Chronology and Commentary, Baltimore: The American Research Foundation,
Inc., 1993, p.17.)
• Senator Goldwater revealed, "David Rockefeller and Zbigniew Brzezinski found
Jimmy Carter their ideal candidate. They helped him win the nomination and the
presidency. To accomplish this purpose, they mobilized the money power of the
Wall Street bankers, the intellectual influence of the academic community-which
is subservient to the wealth of the great tax-free foundations -- and the media
controllers represented in the membership of the CFR and the Trilateral." ( With
No Apologies, p. 286.) Senator Golwater continued, "Brzezinski and Rockefeller
invited Carter to be a member of the Trilateral Commission in 1973. They
immediately began grooming him for the Presidency ... We have arrived at our
present position of peril in the world and at home because our leaders have
refused to tell us the truth ... unless we, who profess to believe in freedom, wake
up, the world is headed for a period of slavery." (With No Apologies, p. 299.)
Now you understand why a virtual unknown could zoom to the presidency in
1976. Carter was labeled the ultimate outsider, but actually he was an insider -- a
Trilateralist.
• Early on in Carter's appointee process the Washington Post remarked, "If you like
conspiracy theories about secret plots to take over the world, you are going to
love the administration of President-elect Jimmy Carter...." (January 16, 1977.)
(Comment: The conspiracy by the Trilateralists is no longer a theory but a fact!
But, of course, the Washington Post is part of the conspiracy.)
• In his White House memoirs, Brzezinski acknowledged, "Moreover, all the key
foreign policy decision-makers of the Carter Administration had previously
served in the Trilateral Commission...." (Power & Principle: Memoirs of the
National Security Advisor, 1977-1981, New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1983, p.
289.) The U.S. News and World Report assessed the impact of Trilateralists' power
under Carter: "The 'Trilateralists' have taken charge of foreign policy making
in the Carter Administration, and already the immense power they wield is
sparking some controversy. Active or former members of the Trilateral
Commission now head every key agency involved in mapping U.S. strategy for
dealing with the rest of the world ... some see this concentration of power as a
conspiracy at work." (February 21, 1977.)
• Since Brzezinski, who became its founding executive director, provides the
rationale for the creation of TC, we would like to further examine the ideas
contained in his book Between Two Ages (p. 300):
o "Though Stalinism may have been a needless tragedy for both the Russian
people and communism as an ideal, there is the intellectually tantalizing
possibility that for the world at large it was, as we shall see, a blessing in
disguise." (Note: Stalin had massacred at least 20 million people and here
Brzezinski praises the ideology of this mass murderer.)
o "Marxism represents a further vital and creative stage in the maturing of
man's universal vision. Marxism is simultaneously a victory of the
external man over the inner, passive man and a victory of reason over
belief." (Note: he believes in the god of reason.)
o "In the absence of social consensus society's emotional and rational
needs may be fused -- mass media makes this easier to achieve -- in the
person of an individual who is seen as...making the necessary
innovations in the social order." (Note: he calls for a charismatic
individual who can change the social order, i.e. the Anti-Christ.)
o "Such a society would be dominated by an elite whose claim to political
power would rest on allegedly superior scientific know-how. Unhindered
by the restraints of traditional liberal values, this elite would not hesitate
to achieve its political ends by the latest modern techniques for
influencing public behavior and keeping society under close
surveillance and control."
o "Movement toward such a community (of developed nations)... would
involve the forging of community links among the United States, Western
Europe, and Japan (a Trilateral Commission stated objective)."
o "Though the objective of shaping a community of the developed nations is
less ambitious than the goal of world government, it is more attainable."
o "The Soviet Union could have emerged as the standard-bearer of this
century's most influential system of thought and as the social model for
resolving the key dilemmas facing modern man."
o Marxism "supplied the best available insight into contemporary reality.
Marxist theory [is] this century's most infuential system of thought."
o 'The approaching 200th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence
could justify the call for a national Constitutional convention to reexamine
the nation's formal institutional framework."
• Brzezinski's ideas above fit in exactly with those of David Rockefeller who
stated in 1973 after his visit to China:
o "The social experiment of China under Chairman Mao's leadership is one
of the most important and successful in human history." (quoted by New
York Times, "From a China Traveler," August 10, 1973.) Among the social
experiment was the creation of a commune system in which "the family
unit is broken up...The children are taken away from the parents and
placed in government-run nurseries...The parents may see their children
once a week and when they see them they cannot show affection toward
the children. The idea is to have the children and the family sever their
affection and direct it toward the state. Names are taken away from the
children and they are given numbers. There is no individual identity... The
commune system is destroying morality in Red China: There is no
morality because the love of the family is taken away. There is no honesty
and respect among men or between men. There is no human dignity: they
are all like animals. There is no guilt associated with murder of individuals
for the improvement of the state." ( Sworn statement before the House Un-
American Activities Committee by the Reverend Shik-Ping Wang, East
Asia Director of the Baptist Evangelization Society International, in
Myron C. Fagan, The Truth About "National Council of Churches", CPA
Book Publishers, Boring, Oregon, p. 10.)
o This is the Communist system that Rockefeller praises, a system in which
64 million persons were killed as result of Mao's social experiment. The
number is based on the U.S. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee's
report.
• A major Trilateral Commission position paper entitled "The Crisis of Democracy"
the authors, Michael Crozier, Samuel Huntington and Joji Watanuki, conclude that
popular participation by the people of the Trilateral nations in government
policymaking is a bad proposition. According to the study, the ruling elites in the
United States and Western Europe are already facing grass-roots dissent from the
ranks of their people and that will be necessary "to restore amore equitable
relationship between government authority and popular control." In other words,
the power of the Trilateral elites and the governnments they control must be
strengthened -- and the power of the people must be diminished.
• In the 1981 book Democratic Dictatorship: The Emergent Constitution of Control
Arthur S. Miller describes a "new feudal order" controlled by elitists, and asserts
that "dictatorship will come -- is coming -- but with the acquiescence of the
people. . . The goal is 'predictable' man."
• In view of the Marxist thoughts espoused by Brzezinski and Rockefeller, which
are also dominant among Trilateralists, it no surprise that they would accept
holocausts, mass murders, and dictatorship of the Communist regimes. The
question immediately coming to mind is: who are being rational here, the
Trilateralists -- the elites -- or the dominated people under them? Indeed, we are
coming to an age of barbarism where the elite's decision-makings are no longer
guided by reason, much less by God's commandments, but instead by overriding
passions like greed for power and money. In the age of barbarism, we would
expect much chaos and disorder. This is exactly what will be needed by the Anti-
Christ for the population of the world to accept him as the "savior".
• The Trilateralists' ready acceptance of such crimes against humanity would seem
incomprehensible if we forget another major objective of TC: to reduce what it
termed the "rapidly growing population" and to solve the problems of
"overpopulation." It called on the developed countries to increase their aid
"substantially", including, of course, "family planning", to the less-developed
countries. But these grants-in-aid are not without strings. "Grants can properly be
subject to conditions to achieve their stated objectives" and "recipient countries
whose sense of national sovereignty is offended by such conditions can decline
the foreign assistance." These conditions are already imposed in Sections 102 and
104(d) of the U.S. International Development and Food Assistance Act - i.e.,
countries receiving American aid must take steps to curb their population growth.
(Towards a Renovated International System: A Report of the Trilateral
Integrators Task Force to the Trilateral Commission, New York: Trilateral
Commission, 1977, p. 28.) From there we know that abortion (i.e. murders of the
unborn) and birth control are forced on those poor countries that receive both U.S.
and U.N. aids.
o First, the Report prepared for the Masonic Club of Rome posited that as
the world population was growing out of control, the non-renewable
resources of the world would eventually run out and the world economy
would mire in depression and misery. Worst still, the whole civilization
may collapse as a result of the lack of a drastic response to this critical
problem. (Donella H. Meadows, Dennis L. Meadows et al., The Limits to
Growth: A Report for the Club of Rome's Project on the Predicament of
Mankind, New York: Universe Books, 1972). Next, the Carter
administration's Global 2000 Report, which was essentially written by
Trilateralists, predicted: "With the persistence of human poverty and
misery, the staggering growth of human population, and ever increasing
human demands, the possibilities of further stress and permanent damage
to the planet's resource base are very real." (The Global 2000 Report to
the President: Global Future: Time to Act, prepared by the Council on
Environmental Quality and the U.S Department of State, Washington: U.S.
Government Printing Office, January 1981, p. ix.) In his January 14, 1981,
Farewell Address, President Jimmy Carter reemphasized the overriding
importance his administration had attached to the problem of
"overpopulation". (Jimmy Carter, "Farewell Address: Major Issues Facing
the Nation", Vital Speeches of the Day, vol XLVII, no.8, February 1, 1981,
p. 227.) More extreme than these are ideas of Kenneth Boulding, Isaac
Asimov, and Garrett Hardin who compared the earth with a spaceship or
an overloaded life boat. (K. Boulding, "The Economics of the Coming
Spaceship Earth," in Henry Jarrett, ed. Enviromental Quality in a Growing
Economy, Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1966; I. Asimov, Earth, Our
Crowded Spaceship, New York: John Day, 1974; G. Hardin, "Living on a
Life Boat," BioScience, Oct. 1974.) The implication is that there is enough
food only for a few elite people on the lifeboat or the spaceship. As there
is not enough food to feed the excess number of people (the poor, the
mass) they should