Chapter 60 6. Trilateral Commission

Our country can have great democracies, and we can create great wealth and accumulate it in the hands of a few, but we cannot have both. Louis.Brandes, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brzezinski is obviously the core figure of the Trilateral Commission, as well as David.Rockefeller brain trust.With his advice, Rockefeller resolved to bring together the best brains in the world to solve the problems of the future.The idea was first proposed in early 1972, and at the Bilderberg annual meeting in 1972, it was widely discussed and accepted by the group. Brzezinski published the famous "Between Two Ages" in 1970, calling for the establishment of a new international monetary system and world government, which is considered the bible of the Trilateral Commission.The Rockefeller Foundation and the Ford Foundation gave generously as a matter of course, and provided strong financial support for the operation of the Trilateral Commission.

The main members of the committee are some big bankers, big entrepreneurs and famous politicians from North America, Western Europe and Japan. Three headquarters are set up in New York, Paris and Tokyo respectively, and one person from each of these three regions serves as the chairman. The chairman of the New York headquarters is of course David.Mr. Rockefeller.Brzezinski became the executive director of this headquarters to preside over the daily work. Brzezinski once asked David.Rockefeller strongly recommended Carter, who was the governor of Georgia at the time, to join the Trilateral Commission. Carter was exceptionally admitted to the Trilateral Commission under David Rockefeller's personal nomination.This is a crucial step for him to step up to the White House five years later, and it is also the foundation and beginning of his and Brzezinski's perfect friendship.

In his youth, under the guidance of his mentor Qui Gray, Clinton has been working hard to actively move closer to organizations such as the Trilateral Commission and the Foreign Affairs Association, and finally realized his presidential dream. The Trilateral Commission, like the Bilderberg Club, was a peripheral institution of the American Foreign Service Association, and the most confidential and important decisions were made only in the circles of a very small number of people in London and Wall Street.The Trilateral Commission and the Bilderberg Club played the role of unifying ideas and coordinating pace.

The most important mission of the Trilateral Commission is to spare no effort to promote the grand ideals of world government and world currency, and ultimately pave the way for a new world order under the control of the London-Wall Street axis. In 1975, the Trilateral Commission was held in Tokyo, Japan. In a report titled "Summary of Reshaping World Trade and Finance," it pointed out that close trilateral (US, European, and Japanese) cooperation maintains peace and manages the world economy. , fostering economic development, and reducing world poverty will increase the chances of a peaceful transition to a world system.

The difference between the Trilateral Commission and the Bilderberg Club is that it absorbed many well-known entrepreneurs and bankers from Japan, a rising economic star at that time, and expanded the base of the world's elite.International bankers know very well the importance of constantly absorbing new blood to the great cause of the future world government, world currency and world taxation.Later, with the gradual development of other Asian countries and regions, the elites in these regions also became the favored objects of international bankers. The question is not whether a world government is good or not, but who will lead this world government, and whether it can truly achieve universal prosperity and social progress around the world.Judging from the social practice of more than 200 years, the general public seems to be unable to count on the promises of the elites.

After many wars and recessions, the ordinary people finally understand the truth that without economic freedom, political freedom is just a decoration; without economic equality, the democratic system will lose its foundation and become a prop for money to play with. If the essence of freedom is that the people have the power to choose, then there is only one path for the future world government, and the world elites have already chosen for the people of the world.According to Paul.Warburg's son, banker James.Warburg's words: We should have a world government, whether people like it or not.The only question is whether this world government will come about by (peaceful) consensus or (forced) conquest.