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President Lopes Portillo took office and nationalized the banks
Mexico was losing $200 million a day to capital flight, organized
and orchestrated by the Committee of 300's representatives in
banks and brokerage houses on Wall Street.
If only we in the United States had statesmen and not
politicians running the country, we could act together and set back
the One World Government-New World Order plans to return
Mexico to a state of helplessness. If we were able to defeat the
Club of Rome's plans for Mexico, it would come as a shock to the
Committee of 300, a shock from which they would take a long
time to recover. The inheritors of the Illuminati pose as great a
threat to the United States as they do to Mexico. By seeking
common ground with Mexican patriotic movements we in the
United States could forge a formidable force to be reckoned with.
But such action requires leadership, and we are more lacking in
leadership than in any other area of endeavor.
The Committee of 300 through its many affiliated
organizations was able to nullify the Reagan presidency. Here is
what Stuart Butler of the Heritage Foundation had to say on the
subject "The right thought it had won in 1980 but in fact it have
lost." What Butler was referring to was the situation in which the
Right found itself when it realized that every single position of
importance in the Reagan administration was filled by Fabianist
appointees recommended by the Heritage Foundation. Butler went
on to say that Heritage would use rightwing ideas to impose
leftwing radical principles upon the United States, the same radical
ideas which Sir Peter Vickers Hall, top Fabianist in the U.S. and the
number one man at Heritage, had been openly discussing during
the election year.
Sir Peter Vickers Hall remained an active Fabianist even
though he was running a conservative "think tank." As a member
of the British oligarchical Vickers armament manufacturing family,
he had position and power. The Vickers family supplied both sides
in the First World War and again during Hitler's rise to power.
Vickers' official cover was the University of California's Urban and
Regional Development Institute. He was a longtime confidant of
British Labour leader and Committee of 300 member Anthony
Wedgewood Benn.
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