Zbigniew Brzezinski giving the CFR branch in Montreal a presentation discussing world government and his fears of the mass global awakening that has taken place.
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MARVIN KALB: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to today’s Council on Foreign Relations meeting. And I am urged to ask you to please completely turn off — not just put on vibrate — your cell phones, BlackBerries, all wireless devices to avoid interference with the sound system. And what we’re going to say is actually on-the-record; has nothing to do with the usual Council rules.
I’m Marvin Kalb. I am now the writer-in-residence at the United States Institute of Peace. I’m the Murrow professor emeritus at Harvard; and, once in my life, I was a reporter.
And the people who are on the panel with me here this afternoon, to my immediate left, Stewart Patrick, senior fellow and director of the International Institutions and Global Governance Program here at the Council. To my further left — only geography — Steve Kull, director of the Program on International Policy Attitudes, worldpublicopinion.org.
Our subject is, “Does Public Opinion Matter? World Attitudes on Global Governance.” And I’m going to quote President Obama as heralding “a new era of global engagement,” and the obvious question is, what do publics, both here in the United States and elsewhere around the world, think of this idea; how are the institutional organizations actually coping with them?
We are, though, not politicians rolling out something today. It is a new digest form of existing polling data on many, many questions — 10 principal questions. And I would like to as Stewart to please start us off with some introduction to this new program.
White House Taps Hormats for State Post
Jay Solomon | WSJ.com
The Obama administration picked Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Vice Chairman Robert Hormats to be the State Department’s undersecretary for economic, energy and agricultural affairs, the White House announced Friday.
Mr. Hormats, if confirmed by the Senate, will buttress Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s campaign to use economic, trade and environmental issues to redefine Washington’s relationship with nations such as China, India and Russia, said administration officials.
Mr. Hormats also will play a central role in managing Washington’s “strategic and economic dialogue” with Beijing, a diplomatic exchange overseen by Mrs. Clinton and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. The first Obama administration U.S.-China dialogue is slated for this month in Washington, according to the State Department.
Mr. Hormats “will be key in Secretary Clinton’s efforts to bring more visibility to the work of the department on economic matters,” a senior U.S. official said Friday.
Mr. Hormats said he couldn’t comment — standard practice for nominees before and during the confirmation process.
Before joining Goldman Sachs, Mr. Hormats had a career in public service, holding posts in Republican and Democratic administrations.
He served during the 1970s as an economic adviser in the White House to former national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski. Mr. Hormats helped to manage the Nixon administration’s opening of diplomatic relations with China’s communist government.
Globalists Fareed Zakaria, Robert Kagan, Francis Fukuyama and Parang Khanna confronted about impact of secret societies
RELATED: Bilderberg 2009 Attendee List (Revised)
Months before think tank elitists such as Fareed Zakaria and Robert Kagan ventured off to yet another Bilderberg meeting in May 2009, they downplayed its significance and chastised those who asked inquisitive questions about its proceedings, its agenda and its undue influence on world affairs.
Members of We Are Change Florida, We Are Change Orlando and other truth groups questioned several of these top globalist ‘thinkers’ about the signficance and predominance of groups including Bilderberg, the CFR, Bohemian Grove and other elite retreats during the Florida International University’s February 2009 Geopolitical Summit.
These globalist frontment– who have all pushed for the one-world agenda– seemed collectively to respond ‘Bilderberg? CFR? So what? Is there supposed to be a conspiracy or something? Hehehe. Snicker. What about the Trilateral Commission?’ This, despite the fact that all belong to one or all of these groups.
Parang Khanna even dismisses altogether a question about re-opening the investigation into the 9/11 attacks with a simple and smug “Next question.”
Fareed Zakaria, a Bilderberg attendee in 1993 and 2009, and a reported board member of the Trilateral Commission and the C.F.R., for which he was also the managing editor of their publication Foreign Affairs
Kurt Nimmo | InfoWars.com
“The incoming chairman of Citigroup, Richard Parsons, showed up at the White House Monday, fueling talk that the federal government might take a massive ownership stake in the troubled banking behemoth,” reports Politico. “Parsons’ appointment was to see Valerie Jarrett, one of President Barack Obama’s closest West Wing confidants.”
According to the corporate media, the government plans to grab 40 percent ownership in Citigroup, a move that is widely explained as “nationalization” of the banks. “Nationalizing ailing banks means the government would tell bank execs to take a hike, and then oversee taxpayer dollars as they course through the banking sector’s veins,” writes Thomas Kelley for Yahoo News. “When all is well, perhaps after selling assets and operations to new private investors, the government then steps back and lets a newly regulated bank sector float on its way.”
In fact, “nationalization” has nothing to do with telling the banksters to “take a hike” and it certainly has nothing to do with regulation. Bank nationalization is a code word for a banker scheme to “socialize” the insolvency of selected banks, i.e., this insolvency will be transferred to the tax payers. (See Nationalization: Code Word for Banker Takeover.)
Kurt Nimmo | InfoWars.com From Reuters: In a flurry of diplomatic activity in his first week in office, U.S. President Barack Obama on Thursday named special envoys for the Middle East and the Afghanistan-Pakistan region. Newly confirmed Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Obama had chosen George Mitchell, a former senator and seasoned international trouble-shooter, as an envoy who will try to jump-start moribund Arab-Israeli peace talks. Obama tapped former ambassador to the United Nations Richard Holbrooke as a special envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan and related issues. George Mitchell is not simply a CFR member — he is a former director of the globalist organization. Mitchell “got his start in Federal politics when appointed by President Jimmy Carter (CFR member),” writes Tom Kovach. “Mitchell is chairman of the second-largest law firm in the world, DLA Piper. You know, the firm that recently put a full-service, ‘multicultural’ office in Dubai. You know, the port city in a country that tried to buy American port operations with oil money. Mitchell’s law firm has a ’strategic alliance’ with a consulting group owned by former US Secretary of Defense William Cohen (CFR member), which did PR work on behalf of DP World, the Dubai company that tried to buy the ports.” DLA Piper represents more than half of the top 250 Fortune 500 clients and nearly half of the FTSE 350 or their subsidiaries. Mitchell sits on the steering committee of the American Friends of Bilderberg along with such luminaries as Conrad Black, Henry Kissinger, and David Rockefeller.
The US should help initiate multilateral military action against rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo if a UN force fails to stabilise areas now rocked by turmoil, an influential US-based think tank said last week.
Such an intervention would be justified under the UN’s doctrine of “responsibility to protect,” argued a report by the Council on Foreign Relations.
According to this standard, outside nations have a responsibility to save the lives of imperilled civilians should a turbulent country’s government prove unable to do so.
In those circumstances, Washington must take the lead at the UN in organising “more aggressive action” in eastern Congo, says the report.
It also calls for the US to “at least provide logistical and intelligence support” to such a military undertaking.
Jendayi Frazer, the State Department’s top Africa official, hinted at the possibility of a tougher US stance when she spoke to reporters last week in Nairobi.
Referring to the rebel fighters, Ms Frazer warned, “They will be held accountable for actions taking place” in eastern Congo.
The Council on Foreign Relations cites a UN-approved, European-led intervention in Congo’s Ituri region four years ago, along with the British intervention in Sierra Leone in 2000, as precedents for such a move.
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Is it possible Barack and Michelle are like ships passing in the night? Is it possible Michelle does not talk to her husband about the Council on Foreign Relations? Michelle Obama is on the board of directors of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, founded in 1922 as the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. And yet here is Obama in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, telling people he is clueless about the elite organization. “I don’t know if I’m an official member. I’ve spoken there before. It basically is a forum where people talk about foreign policy. There is no official membership. I don’t have a card, or you know a special handshake or anything like that,” Raw Story reports.
Ha ha, Obama makes funny. But while he claims to be clueless about the CFR, even though his wife heavily involved in the globalist organization, Obama cannot deny the fact one of his key advisers is at the very epicenter of the CFR — Zbigniew Brzezinski. Chase Manhattan godfather David Rockefeller set Brzezinski up as the Trilateral Commission’s first executive director from its inception in 1973 until late 1976 when he was appointed by President Jimmy Carter as Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs. In order to understand what Brzezinski, and thus Obama, have in mind for us, it is important to read Brzezinski.
Piper’s Pit: A Common Reality
by Saab Lofton/Seattle Sinner
“Science is a way of talking about the universe in words that bind it to a common reality. Magic is a method of talking to the universe in words that it cannot ignore. The two are rarely compatible.”
–Neil Gaiman, The Books of Magic
Science usually saves the day, not from a technological standpoint but a sociological one. The military-industrial complex may avoid the laws of man (for now), but it can’t possibly evade the laws of physics. Therefore, since physics dictate bullets can’t zig zag in mid air, the Warren Commission’s “magic bullet” theory was completely discredited. As a result, it’s known, though still not admitted, that the C.I.A. was the only force on Earth powerful enough to both kill J.F.K. and get away with it.
Likewise, science – this time, the twin fields of archeology and anthropology – ensures that my black ass will NEVER AGAIN be equated with an animal by white supremacists (of course, anal retentive animal rights activists equate all Humans with animals, but fuck them). Now science comes to the rescue once again, this time in the form of groups such as WeAreChangeSeattle.org. They have dedicated themselves to pointing out how, scientifically speaking, a plane crashing into a skyscraper is not always enough to bring down said skyscraper. In other words, in order for those New York towers to have fallen the way they did on 9-11, some kind of demolition had to have simultaneously occurred at their foundations. That’s right, 9-11 was an inside job, science says so.
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Tom Brokaw promotes his book at town hall in WA. He talks about his close friend and member of the CFR Dick Cheney. Some questions are asked around the 9/11, the pentagon, missing trillions, John Ashcroft, Norman Mineta, investigation, conspiracy, Sibel Edmonds, whistle blower.
Why You Need To Know Immediately
By Carolyn Baker/ICH
10/02/07 “ICH” — - A review of The True Story Of The Bilderberg Group, By Daniel Estulin
It is difficult to re-educate people who have been brought up on nationalism to the idea of relinquishing part of their sovereignty to a supra-national body. ~ Bilderberg Group founder, Prince Bernhard
As a rhetorical question, can someone please explain to me how it is that progressive liberals such as John Edwards and Hillary Clinton, as well as do-gooder humanitarians with multiple social projects ongoing such as the Rockefellers and every Royal House in Europe, can perennially attend Bilderberg meetings apparently knowing that the final objective of this despicable group of hoodlums is a fascist One World Empire? ~ Daniel Estulin (P.318)~
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John Karlo gets the chance to ask Ron Paul a couple of pertinent questions.
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