Clinton Admits Who She Really Takes Instructions From!

[Peter Lemkin]

Nice demonstration of how the media works also. tupido:

...both just doing their jobs for the same basic bosses. :five:

Secretary of State (and CFR member) Clinton admits in her latest address to the Council on Foreign Relations what Carroll Quigley wrote about in Tragedy and Hope (Chapter 65), Dan Smoot wrote about in The Invisible Government, and Gary Allen wrote about in None Dare Call It Conspiracy. The CFR has lots of other mentions in lots of other books, as well. They are, IMO, but one of the more powerful interlocking 'Councils' and 'Groups' that really run the 'show' of which we see their puppets in government act. Most people don't see the strings or the hand up their rears - and the MSM has strict standing-orders to remove them. Glad to be on this Forum among those who do see the Emperors Old morally threadbare Clothes.

NB - CFR 2004 List of Participants is available online at Namebase and other places.

The Council on Foreign Relations has been one of the most powerful private organization in U.S. foreign policy since it began in 1921. While priding itself on non-partisanship and on recent efforts to recruit minorities, women, and youth (under 35), CFR's 4,200 members mainly reflect the resources needed by the ruling class to maintain their power. Don't call them if you want to join; they call you. And don't wait for a call unless you have big money, national security expertise, CIA experience, a political constituency, or clout with the media. CFR publishes the prestigious journal "Foreign Affairs" as well as a number of books and reports. Another major activity is to organize closed meetings for their members with assorted world leaders. Everyone feels free to share views and information about current world events, primarily because CFR has strict confidentiality rules and keeps its records locked up for 25 years.