[Vic S]

America is an oligarchy, in fact most countries are. Carroll Quigley is a Harvard PhD and Professor at Georgetown University and was Bill Clinton’s mentor.

In 1966 he wrote “Tragedy and Hope.” He was given access to the secret archives in the Council on Foreign Relations. The CFR was created in about 1921 but it was an extension of The Inquiry that was created at the same time as the Federal Reserve under Wilson.

In it he said that in 1900 over 50% of America was controlled by 26 families. In 1930 eight families controlled over 75% of Japan.

The Reece Commission on Tax Exempt Foundations in 1953 found that the large foundations (Carnegie, Rockefeller, Ford, Guggenheim, etc) all conspired together to change education, keep the US at war, and control foreign policy by gaining control of the State Department.

This was the beginning of the shadow government we have today.

[MtnClimber]

I think George Soros and the other “Globalists” want open borders to create so much chaos that a world dictator is required. They want the total destruction of freedom.

[huckfillary]

So what did the Reese Commission do about it besides write some pussy report?

[DiogenesLamp]

America is an oligarchy, in fact most countries are. Carroll Quigley is a Harvard PhD and Professor at Georgetown University and was Bill Clinton’s mentor.

In 1966 he wrote “Tragedy and Hope.” He was given access to the secret archives in the Council on Foreign Relations. The CFR was created in about 1921 but it was an extension of The Inquiry that was created at the same time as the Federal Reserve under Wilson.

In it he said that in 1900 over 50% of America was controlled by 26 families. In 1930 eight families controlled over 75% of Japan.

The Reece Commission on Tax Exempt Foundations in 1953 found that the large foundations (Carnegie, Rockefeller, Ford, Guggenheim, etc) all conspired together to change education, keep the US at war, and control foreign policy by gaining control of the State Department.

This was the beginning of the shadow government we have today.

This stuff didn't start in 1900. It now appears clear to me that it started around 1860. (In the USA) The corruption in the aftermath of the civil war was it's teething period.

BroJoeK, wake up! Wake up!