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36 En Route to Global Occupation
The .goal of the CFR, quite simply, was to influence all aspects
of society m such a way that one day Americans would wake up and
~d themselves in the midst of a one-world system whether they liked
1t or not Their hope was to get Americans to the point where entering
a world government would seem as natural and American as baseball
and apple pie. This all sounds preposterous until one realizes how
far the CFR's plans have already come.
Using illuministic tactics and with backing from the major global
foundations, the CFR has been able to advance its agenda rapidly
and with relative ease. During the 1920s and 30s the organization
made significant strides toward gaining control of the Democratic
party and by the 1940s had established a foothold in the Republican
party as well.
With the start of World War II the CFR, thanks to the help of
Franklin Roosevelt, would gain control of the State Department and
therefore, our foreign policy. Rene Wormser, of the Reece Commit:
tee, explains how this happened.
[The 1 organization became virtually an agency of the
government when World War II broke out. The
Rockefeller Foundation had started and financed certain
studies known as The War and Peace Studies, manned
largely by associates of the Council; the State Department,
in due course, took these Studies over, retaining
the major personnel which The Council on Foreign
Relations had supplied.39
The United Nations
CFR control of the State Department would ensure U.S. membership
in the United Nations following the war. In fact, the Council
on ~oreign Relations would act through the State Departm nt to establish
the U.N. These details were revealed in 1969 durin a debate
be~een Lt. Col. Archibald Roberts and Congressman 'chard L.
Ottinger, Director, United States Committee on the Nations.
During that debate, Colonel Roberts testified:
... the United Nations was spawned two weeks after
Pearl Harbor in the office of Secretary of State, Cordell
Hull. In a letter to the President, Franklin D. Roosevelt,
date 22 Dec. 1941, Secretary Hull, at the direction of his
faceless sponsors ... recommended the founding of a
Presidential Advisory Committee on Post War Foreign
Policy. This Post War Foreign Policy CoOlJt!!ttee was in
fact the planning commission for the Upited Nations and
its Charter.~
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Colonel Roberts went on to identify the people who made up
the Committee, besides Secretary of State Hull. The list included various
State Department advisors and staff members, CFR officials, and
leaders in education, the media, and foreign policy research. 41
These are the real founders of the United Nations. Altogether,
ten of the fourteen Committee members belonged to the CFR. As Roberts
pointed out, "Each member of the Committee ... was without
exception, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, or under
the control of the Council on Foreign Relations. "~ 2
In 1945, at the U.N.'s founding conference, forty-seven members
of the CPR were in the United States delegation. Included among
these were Edward Stettinius, the new secretary of state; john Foster
Dulles; Adlai Stevenson; Nelson Rockefeller; and Alger Hiss, who was
the secretary general of the U.N.'s founding conference.43
To make sure that the United States would not back out of joining
the United Nations as it did with the League of Nations, the inter-
. national body would this time be located on American soil. This gesture
would make the American public less resistant to the move. The
land for the United Nations building was "graciously" donated by John
D. Rockefeller, Jr.~~
By getting the United States to join the U.N., which represents
a limited form of world government, the Council on Foreign Relations
had accomplished its first major objective. Using its influence in public
education and the media, the CFR would now proceed to cast a favorable
image for the United Nations among the American public,
eventually leading step-by-step to U.S. participation in a full.blown system
of world government This, it was realized, would take some time.
Had the CFR tried to bring the U.S. into a world government
all at once, the effort would have failed. The American people would
have reacted full force against such an attempt The immediate purpose
of the U.N. was therefore merely to warm Americans up to the
idea of global government It was all part of the conditioning.
Since the U.N. was founded in 1945, its leaders have been guilty
of an array of outrageous actions. Alger Hiss, for example, was exposed
as a Soviet spy. Secretary General U Thant praised Lenin as a
leader whose "ideals of peace and peaceful coexistence among states
have won widespread international acceptance and they are in line
with the aims of the U.N. Charter." And Secretary General Kurt
Waldheim was discovered to be a Nazi foot soldier during World War
II.~s Yet, in spite of these revelations, most Americans today view the
United Nations as a "good organization." It is amazing what a little
favorable publicity from the media can accomplish!