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allied with the major U.S. foundations in shaping our foreign policy.
This institution originated with Cecil Rhodes, the famous British in·
dustrialist and globalist. Rhodes, who was a close ally of the
Rothschllds and European Freemasonry, made his fortune in the diamond
mines of South Africa off the sweat and blood of black slaves.
A ruthless tyrant by nature, within a few short years during the 1870s
and 80s, he had gained control of nearly all the diamond production
in the world. Rhodes used his wealth liberally to advance the cause
of world government Following his death, his colossal fortune would
continue to be used to promote globalism through the Rhodes Scholarship
Fund.
Wormser summarized the influence of the Rhodes Scholar Program
as follows:
Of a total of 1,372 American Rhodes scholars up to 1953,
431 held or hold positions in teaching and educational
administration (among them, 31 college presidents); 113
held government positions; 70 held positions in press
and radio; and 14 were executives in other foundations.
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At the time of the Reece Committee investigations, the president
of the Rockefeller Foundation, the director of the Guggenheim
Foundation, and the former president of the Carnegie Foundation
were all Rhodes Scholars.
More recently, the Nobel prize has been used in a similar fashion
to generate free publicity for one-world darlings. The Nobel Committee
has assisted the cartel's efforts by consistently awarding a high
percentage of its prizes to people recognized for their globalistic views.
Since the time of these investigations, the influence of one-world
foundations in the areas of social science, education, and foreign policy
has only accelerated, accomplishing so much because of minimal foundation-supported
opposition. Since they were the ones who pushed
for the legalization of tax-6empt foundatio and were therefore the
first to establish them, they were able to get ff to a tremendous head
start Even if a sizable foundation-sponsor opposition were to develop
it would only be on a small seal ompared to the efforts of
the cartel's mega-foundations. The forces of evil, I believe, will always
have more power in "this world" because of the devious strategies
they are willing to employ to accumulate money and then to manipulate
others with il
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Chapter Two
Global Politics
Within months of first learning about these economic manipulations,
I would discover that these same forces were promoting their
agenda in the political realm as well. My first experience in this regard
came during a meeting with a prominent businessman in the
Far East In addition to being a leading entrepreneur, this gentleman
was also a member of the Associated Press and the head of a wellknown
charitable organization. During our luncheon meeting a couple
of his country's political leaders stopped by to chat with him.
During the course of the meeting our conversation shifted to
the subject of international affairs. At one point, I shared with him
my concern over the disturbing trend I had noticed toward a centralized
world banking system. He expressed the same concern. Apparently
realizing that we held similar political views, he asked me if there
was any way I could meet him again on the following evening for
dinner, adding that he had something important that he wanted to
show me. I checked my itinerary and found the following evening to
be free, so I agreed to meet with him. Little did I know the significance
of what I was about to learn.
The next day we met at my hotel for dinner, as planned. After
we had eaten, the gentleman pulled some papers out of his attache
case. Lowering his voice a bit, he began to tell me of what he believed
might be an international conspiracy to create a one-world government
The papers he held in his hands contained a list of people from
the United States who were believed to be involved in the plot He
handed the papers over to me for my examination.
The list of names read like a who's who of American leaders,
including high-level members of the government, private industry,
education, the press and media, the military, and high-finance. It included
some of the same names I had run across in my research on
the Federal Reserve and global economics. There seemed to be a
common denominator-everyone on the list was a member of either
the Council on Foreign Relations or the Trilateral Commission, with
some belonging to both organizations.
For the next few minutes we took turns filling each other in