Chapter 58 4. The elite group that rules the world

We are better off building the edifice of world order from the bottom up, not the other way around.The end of national sovereignty can be achieved by nibbling bit by bit, which will achieve our goal faster than the old way. Richard.Ghanaian Foreign Affairs Magazine, April 1974 On July 16, 1992, when Clinton accepted the nomination for the presidency at the Democratic convention, he made some uninspiring high-profile statements about unity, ideals, people, and the country.But at the end of his speech, Clinton suddenly mentioned his mentor when he was studying at Georgetown University, the famous American historian Carlo.Quigrey's influence on him, and compares that influence to that of President Kennedy.Clinton repeatedly mentioned Carlo.Quigrey's name, so what exactly is Carlo?What was Quigrey's proposition that impressed Clinton so deeply?

It turns out that Professor Qui-Grey is an authority on the study of British and American secret elite organizations. He believes that these secret organizations have decisively affected almost all major events in the world. In other words, Professor Qui-Grey is a master of conspiracy theories. Professor Quigrey graduated from Harvard University, worked in the Brookings think tank, the US Department of Defense, and the Department of the Navy, and had close ties with many senior officials of the Central Intelligence Agency.As an insider, Quigrey had access to a large number of top-secret documents and secret files. He was not disgusted with the ideals of a very small number of British and American ruling elites for the fate of the world, but he had reservations about some of the specific practices. In fact, his research is obscure and esoteric, so he has not been surrounded by mainstream scholars. Another reason is that because he has come into contact with a large number of top-secret documents in his research work for more than 20 years, no one in the American historians has the opportunity to repeat it. His research, so there are few challengers in his works, as long as his theories do not endanger the contemporaries in power, there is no need for the elite circle to move him.

In Professor Quigrey's view, the Royal Society of International Affairs, the American Council on Foreign Relations, the Bilderberg Club and the Trilateral Commission are obviously the core organizations for world political elites to manipulate the world situation.With 3,600 members, the Foreign Affairs Association is equivalent to the Central Party School of the United States. Joining the Association is equivalent to entering the door of American politics and becoming a future world policy maker.The Bilderberg Club added the European elite, and the Trilateral Commission, with its 325 members, added the Japanese and other Asian elites.Heavyweight members of the American Council of Foreign Affairs are often also members of other organizations.The elites in these organizations include a heavyweight figure who dominates the world: former US Secretary of State Henry.David Kissinger, JP Morgan International Committee.Rockefeller, Nelson.Rockefeller, Prince Philip of the United Kingdom, McNamara, the US Secretary of Defense in President Kennedy's administration and later the World Bank President, Mrs Thatcher, the former British Prime Minister, the former French President (and the main framer of the European constitution) Germany Stein, U.S. Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld, former U.S. National Security Adviser Brzezinski, Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan, and the great master Keynes.International bankers are the big bosses behind these organizations, and the Rothschilds have hosted many Bilderberg meetings.The 1962 and 1973 conferences in the Swedish resort of Saltjobaden were hosted by the Warburg family.

Clinton, who was in college, listened to his mentor's advice and immediately realized that if he wanted to get ahead in politics, his personal struggle was doomed to failure, and he had to enter the circle of the core of power in order to achieve the state where good wind relies on strength and allows me to rise to the top. Sure enough, Clinton successively joined the Trilateral Commission and the Diplomatic Council, and was also a Rhodes Scholar, which is a training class for training important cadres of the future world government.Clinton joined the Council of Foreign Affairs in 1989. In 1991, Clinton, then governor of Arkansas, appeared at the annual meeting of the Bilderberg Club held in Germany that year. You must know that there are many large states in the United States. The governor sharpened his head and wanted to participate in this super-elite gathering. Sure enough, only one year later, the little-known and remote Arkansas Governor Clinton defeated the famous Bush Sr. to be elected president. No wonder Clinton never forgot the teachings of his teacher.