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40 En Route to Global Occupation
Rothschild and Giscard d'Estaing of France; and Sir Eric Roll, chairman
ofWarburg & Co. in England; to name just a few.ss
The Club of Rome
Another organization that has drawn a high percentage of its
members from the Council on Foreign Relations is the Club of Rome.
The Club of Rome (COR) claims to be an informal organization of less
than one hundred people who are, in their own words, • . .. scientists,
educators, economists, humanists, industrialists, and national and
international civil servants .... "S6Included among these have been
members of the Rockefeller family. 57 Altogether, there are approximately
twenty-five CFR members who belong to the American Asso.
dation for the Club of Rome. sa
The Club had its beginnings in April of 1968, when leaders from
ten different countries gathered in Rome at the invitation of Aurelio
Peccei, a prominent Italian industrialist with close ties to the Fiat and
Olivetti Corporations. S9The organization claims to have the solutions
for world peace and prosperity. However, these solutions always seem
to promote the concept of world government at the expense of national
sovereignty.
The Club of Rome has been charged with the task of overseeing
the regionalization and unification of the entire world; the Club
could therefore be said to be one step above the Bilderbergers in the
one-world hierarchy. (COR's founder, Peccei, has been a close associate
of the Bilderbergers.) 60 As far as I have been able to determine,
most of the directives for the planning of the world government are
presently coming from the Club of Rome.
The Club's findings and recommendations are published from
time to time in special, highly confidential reports, which are sent to
the power-elite to be implemented. On 17 September 1923 e Club
released one such report, entitled Regionalized and Adapti Model
of the Global World System, prepared by COR members hajlo
Mesarovic and Eduard Pestel. 61
The document reveals that the Club has dividec!Jh world into
ten political/ economic regions, which it refers to as "kingdoms." (This
sounds to me like a fulfillment of Daniel 7:15-28 and Revelation 13
in the making.) While these "kingdoms" are not set in concrete and
changes could still occur, it gives us an idea of what lies ahead. •
Referring to the Mesarovic-Pestel study, Aurelio-Peccei, the
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•ouring the Nixon Administration the United States was further divided into ten
federal sub-regions for the alleged purpose of •emergency management" and the
"decentralization of the Executive Branch."
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Club's founder, states:
Their world model, based on new developments of the
multilevel hierarchical systems theory, divides the world
into ten interdependent and mutually interacting regions
of political, economic or environmental coherence ....
It will be recognized of course that these are still prototype
models. Mesarovic and Peste} have assumed a
Herculean task. The full implementation of their work
will take many years. 62
In 1974, only a year after the report's distribution to Club
members, Mesarovic and Pestel released their "findings" in a book
entitled Mankind at the Turning Point, which was intended for public
consumption. On page9161-164 of this book, the authors display the
same ten regions; only this time the word "kingdoms" has been omitted.
They obviously didn't want the public to know the true nature
of the Club's political ambitions.
What is particularly disturbing about all of this is that the Club
of Rome is being spiritually driven-spiritually as in occultism. On
pages 151 and 152 of Mankind at the Turning Point, Aurelio Peccei
reveals his pantheistic/New Age beliefs, talking about man's communion
with nature and the transcendent and using the term "noosphere"
in referring to the collective field of intelligence of the human race.
This uncommon expression cannot be found in a dictionary. By use
of the term "noosphere" Peccei gives himself away as a student of
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, a French Jesuit priest (now deceased)
whose occult ideas and writings, I would later discover, have had a
deep impact on the New Age movement In fact, Chardin is one of
the most frequently quoted writers by leading New Age occultists.
At the conclusion of the book, Peccei remarks: "Philosophers
have, from ancient times, stressed the unity of existence and the interconnection
of all the elements of nature, man and thought However,
their teaching has seldom been reflected in political or social
behavior.ll63 The Club of Rome and its network of affiliated organizations
would like to change all of that
COR's New Age slant is reflected in its American Association
membership, which included the late Norman Cousins, the long-time
honorary chairman of Planetary Citizens and possibly the best-known
and respected name at the forefront of the New Age movement Other
members are John Naisbitt, author of Megatrends; Amory Lovins,
speaker at John Denver's New Age center (Windstar, in Snowmass,
Colorado); Betty Friedan, the founding president of the National Organization
for Women; and Jean Houston and Hazel Henderson, well-