Yep. Thanks. I mis-typed. I had 1988 in mind because of Sessions.
In my opinion, the creation of SES, which has globalist ties to parallel organizations in foreign nations (such as NGO Serco in the UK), soon before Carter coerced France into accommodating the Ayatollah, resulting in the catastrophic fall of Iran, is directly or indirectly related to the prior establishment of this quasi-autonomous, quasi-secretive government within a government.
Maybe that was merely coinicidental, or maybe it helped Carter do things outside normal governmental avenues to get the globalist result he wanted.
It has no globalist ties to anything. It’s just an idiotic idea from the Carter era to “make civil service respond more like business”. Another moronic recommendation from the Harvard B-school. The one supremely negative thing it does do is create a sense of “oh I am so special” in the minds of the people appointed to it.