Coleman-The-Conspirators-Hierarchy-The-Committee-of-300-4th-edn-1997

Poland to take up where Von Hayek left off. It will he recalled that
the Club of Rome organized the Polish economic crisis which led to
political destabilization of the country. The exact same economic
planning, if one dare call it that, will be forced upon Russia, but if
widespread opposition is encountered, the old price-support
system will quickly be restored.
The Committee of 300 ordered the Club of Rome to use
Polish nationalism as a tool to destroy the Catholic Church and
pave the way for Russian troops to reoccupy the country. The
"Solidarity" movement was a creation of the Committee of 300's
Zbigniew Brzezinski, who chose the name for the "trade union"
and selected its office holders and organizers. Solidarity is no
"labor" movement, although Gdansk shipyard workers were used
to launch it, but rather, it was a high-profile POLITCAL
organization, created to bring forced changes in preparation for
the advent of the One World Government.
Most of Solidarity's leaders were descendants of Bolshevik
Jews from Odessa and were not noted for hating Communism.
This helps to understand the saturation coverage provided by the
American news media. Professor Sachs has taken the process a
step further, ensuring economic slavery for a Poland recently freed
from the domination of the USSR. Poland will now become the
economic slave of the United States. All that has happened is that
the master has changed.
Brzezinski is the author of a book that should have been
read by every American interested in the future of this country.
Entitled "The Technotronic Era," it was commissioned by the Club
of Rome. The book is an open announcement of the manner and
methods to be used to control the United States in the future. It
also gave notice of cloning and "robotoids," i.e. people who acted
like people and who seemed to be people, but who were not.
Brzezinski, speaking for the Committee of 300 said the United
States was moving "into an era unlike any of its predecessors; we
were moving toward a technotronic era that could easily become a
dictatorship." I reported fully on "the Technotronic Era" in 1981
and mentioned it in my newsletters a number of times.
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