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The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) The Trilateral Commission
was formed probably within the last twenty-five years. David
Rockefeller was the one who initiated the whole thing. He is also very much
involved in the Council on Foreign Relations, which is also closely connected
to the Royal Institute of International Affairs. That group of people,
Council on Foreign Relations or CFR, which is easier to talk about, is pretty
much the planning center for bringing all this about. They have been involved
since shortly after World War I in trying to consolidate the British and
American financial and industrial interests as they exist throughout the
world. There are a number of
information-gathering agencies that they use in order to find out what the
trends are in various nations—what the weather is doing, the finances, the
political status of what is going on—in order to protect or expand markets.
Their job, much like the British Navy has been for the past century, are a
kind of the bully boys that keep people in line when they get aggressive or
want to do things on their own. They are brought back into the sphere of
influence of the British-American alliance.
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