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Laurence Summers, White House Economic Advisor, was mentored by former
Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin during the Clinton administration.
There are many other such links, but these are enough for you to get the idea of
what's going on here.
Analyze the positions
Notice that five of the Trilateral appointees involve the State Department, where
foreign policy is created and implemented. Hillary Clinton is certainly in line
with these policies because her husband, Bill Clinton, is also a member.
What is more important than economic recovery Paul Volker is the answer.
What is more important than national intelligence Gen. James Jones, Thomas
Donilon and Adm. Dennis Blair hold the top three positions.
What is more important than the Treasury and the saving of our financial
system Timothy Geithner says he has the answers.
The State Department is virtually dominated by Trilaterals: Kurt Campbell,
James Steinberg, Richard Haass, Dennis Ross and Richard Holbrooke.
This leaves Susan Rice, Ambassador to the United Nations. The U.N. is the
chosen instrument for ultimate global governance. Rice will help to subvert the
U.S. into the U.N. umbrella of vassal states.
Conflict of interest
Since 1973, the Commission has met regularly in plenary sessions to discuss
policy position papers developed by its members. Policies are debated in order
to achieve consensuses. Respective members return to their own countries to
implement policies consistent with those consensuses.
The original stated purpose of the Trilateral Commission was to create a "New
International Economic Order." Its current statement has morphed into fostering
a "closer cooperation among these core democratic industrialized areas of the
world with shared leadership responsibilities in the wider international system."
(See The Trilateral Commission web site)