(Biblioteca Pleyades) Council on Foreign Relations members control both Government agency, and “private-industry” news sources. Round Table Group members in different nations control the news sources in their countries. The Council on Foreign Relations propaganda machine manipulates American Citizens to accept the particular climate of opinion the Round Table Groups are seeking to achieve in the world. Council on Foreign Relations members working in an ad hoc committee called the “Special Group” and through a vast intragovernmental undercover infrastructure called the “Secret Team” formulate this opinion in the United States.
by Staff Writer
Other branches include:
- Britain’s Royal Institute of International Affairs
- the Canadian Institute of International Affairs
- the New Zealand Institute of International Affairs
- the Australian Institute of International Affairs
- the South African Institute of International Affairs
- the Indian Institute of International Affairs
- the Netherlands Institute of International Affairs
- the Japanese Institute of Pacific Relations
- the Chinese Institute of Pacific Relations
- the Russian Institute of Pacific Relations
Addresses:
- The Council On Foreign Relations – 58 E. 68th Street, NY, NY, 10021, 212-734-0400
- England’s Royal Institute of International Affairs – Chatham House, 10 St. James’ Square, London, SW1Y 4LE, UK – 930-2233 Tx RIIA 89669 – Founded 1919
- Canada’s Canadian Institute of International Affairs CIIA – 15 King’s College Circle, Toronto, ON M5S V9 (416) 979-1851 & 31 Wellesley Street, Toronto M4Y 1G9, Canada Founded 1928
- The Netherlands Institute of International Affairs – Alexanderstraat 2, 2514 JL Den Hagg, Netherlands phone (070) 46 64 29 – Founded 1945
- The European DeBilderberger Group – 1 Smidswater, Den Haag, Netherlands, phone (070) 45 21 21 – annual conferences initiated 1954
- The American Trilateral Commission – 345 East 46th Street, New York NY, 10017, USA phone 212-616-1180 – Founded 1973 members are individuals from the USA and in countries including Canada, Australia, Japan, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway and UK
The Psychological Strategy Board aka The Operations Coordination Board aka The Special Group
On 20 June 1951 Harry S. Truman signed a directive establishing the Psychological Strategy Board. The directive read,
“Directive to:
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- The Secretary of State
- The Secretary of Defense
- The Director of Central Intelligence
It is the purpose of this directive to authorize and provide for the more effective planning, coordination and conduct, within the framework of approved national policies, of psychological operations. There is hereby established a Psychological Strategy Board responsible, within the purposes and terms of this directive, for the formulation and promulgation, as guidance to the departments and agencies responsible for psychological operations, of over-all national psychological objectives, policies and programs, and for the coordination and evaluation of the national psychological effort.
The Board will report to the National Security Council on the Board’s activities and on its evaluation of the national psychological operations, including implementation of approved objectives, policies, and programs by the departments and agencies concerned. The Board shall be composed of:
a. The Undersecretary of State, the Deputy Secretary of Defense, and the Director of Central Intelligence, or, in their absence, their appropriate designees
b. An appropriate representative of the head of each such other department or agency of the Government as may, from time to time, be determined by the Board
The Board shall designate one of its members as Chairman. A representative of the Joint Chiefs of Staff shall sit with the Board as its principal military adviser in order that the Board may ensure that its objectives, policies and programs shall be related to approved plans for military operations…”
The director and architect of,
- the Psychological Strategy Board was Gordon Gray
- Henry Kissinger was Gray’s consultant
- Kissinger was also the paid political consultant to Rockefeller family
- Gray, Kissinger, and Rockefeller were members of the Council on Foreign Relations
- Gray served in the administrations of Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Ford
- Gordon Gray was heir to the R. J. Reynolds tobacco fortune and President of the University of North Carolin
- Gray was a broadcast and publication media specialist
- Gray was instrumental in keeping the uniformed electorate uninformed by Eisenhower signed Presidential Executive Order 10483 replacing the Psychological Strategy board with the Operations Coordinating Board
The Operations Coordinating Board was composed of,
(1) the Under Secretary of State, who shall represent the Secretary of State and shall be the chairman of the Board
(2) the Deputy Secretary of Defense, show shall represent the Secretary of Defense
(3) the Director of the Foreign Operations Administration
(4) the Director of Central Intelligence
(5) a representative of the President to be designated by the President
(6) the Undersecretary or corresponding official of any Presidential agency that has been assigned responsibilities for implementation of national security policy
(7) the Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs
(8) the Director of the United States Information Agency
On 19 February 1961, President John F. Kennedy issued a Statement abolishing the Operations Coordinating Board.
No President ever wrote or signed an Executive order establishing the Special Group. No President had a way of abolishing the Special Group. The Special Group was not established by Executive Order, it established itself. This was no accident. This was illegal. When Kennedy killed the Operations Coordinating Board, the Special Group operated as normal without the designated Presidential representative.
The Special Group is alive and well today. It consists of,
- the Secretary of State
- the Secretary of Defense
- the Director of The CIA
- none of which are elected officials
The only way to abolish this ad hoc committee is to abolish,
- the Department of Defense
- the Central Intelligence Agency
- the Department of State
President Clinton, Secretary of State Warren Christopher, and Director of the CIA John Deutch and his predecessor James Woolsely belong to the Council on Foreign Relations. Les Aspin, Secretary of Defense William Perry’s predecessor also belonged to the Council on Foreign Relations.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff have defined psychological operations (PSYOPS) as those that:
“include psychological warfare and, in addition, encompass those political, military, economic and ideological actions planned and conducted to create in neutral or friendly foreign groups the emotions, attitudes, or behavior to support achievement of national objectives.” Another proposal “develops the concept of ’strategic psychological operations’ as aimed at influencing and shaping decision-makers’ power to govern or control their followers.”
Wake up America, we the American people, are among the groups being targeted and controlled.
Council on Foreign Relations members in,
- the State Department
- the National Security Council
- the Central Intelligence Agency
- the Department of Defense,
continue to control the lives of the American people through well planed psycho-political operations. These psychological operations rob American citizens of the present, by creating false reality worlds. These false reality worlds are created to trick the American public into acting not in their own best interest but in the best interest of a group of subtle fascists intent on creating one world order under their control.
Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) Special Group & Secret Team Members in Government
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
Billy Clinton(’96,’92)
Reuben Askew(’84)
Alan Cranston(’84)
John Glenn(’84)
Walter Mondale(’84)
John Anderson(’80)
Howard Baker(’80)
George Bush (’80)
Jimmy Carter(’80)
Dwight Eisenhower(’80)
Adlai Stevenson(’80)
DEPT OF STATE MEMBERS(1995)
Secretary Warren Christopher
Dep Secretary Cliff R. Wharton Jr.
Under Sec.Pol. Afr Pete Tarnoff
Under Secretary Maj. Gen. t Dick Moose
Under Secretary Global Afrs Tim Wirth
Ass Secretary E. Asian Pacific
Affairs Winston Lord (Pres. and a Rep),
AssSecretary Europ Canadian Affairs
Stephen Oxman
AssSecretary Intel Res Tobi Gati
AssSecretary Intr-American Affairs
Alex F. Watson
CIA DIRECTORS – MEMBERS
Richard Helms (66-73 Johnson),
James R. Schlesinger (73 Nixon),
William E. Colby (73-76 Nixon),
George Bush (76-77 Ford),
Adm Stansfield Turner (77-81 Carter),
William J. Casey (81-87 Reagan)
William H. Webster (87-91 Reagan),
Robert M. Gates (91-93 Bush)
R. James Woolsey (93- Clinton).
John Deutch,
chosen to replace Woolsey
as CIA Director
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
(Past and Present Partial Listing)
Donald Regan
John Helmann
C.D. Lord
William Simon
Michael Blumenthal
C. Fred Bergsten
Anthony M. Solomon
Arnold Nachmanoff
Helen B. Junz
Richard Fisher
Roger Altman
George Pratt Shultz
UNION PRESIDENTS
I.W. Abel (United Steelworkers)
Sol Chick Chaikin (Pres. Ladies Garment Workers)
Tom R. Donahue (Sec/Tres AFL/CIO)
Murray H. finley
(Pres. Amal. Clothing Textile Workers)
Victor Gautbaum
(Amer Fed. State County
Muni Employees)
Lane Kirkland (Pres. AFL/CIO)
H. D. Samuel (Pres Ind. Union Dept. AFL/CIO)
M. J. Ward (Pres. U. Ass. Plumbing Pipe)
Glenn E. Watts (Pres Comm. Workers of Amer)
Len Woodcock (Pres UAW)
Jerry Wurf (Pres. Amer F. County. and Muni. Emp.)
PRESIDENTS COMMISSION EXECUTIVE EXCHANGE
David Rockefeller
Willard Butcher (Pres. Chase Manhattan Bank)
Thorton Bradshaw (Pres. Atlantic Richfield)
John McKinley, (Pres. Texico)
Ruben Mettler (Pres. TRW)
John Whitehead (Goldman Sachs)
Marina N. Whitman (GM Corp)
CFR Secret Team Members in the Military (Partial List)
ALLIED SUPREME COMMAND
49-52 Eisenhower
52-53 Ridgeway
53-56 Gruenther
56-63 Norstad
63-69 Lemnitzer
69-74 Good paster
80-Rogers
SECRETARIES OF DEFENSE
57-59 McElroy
59-61 Gates
61-68 McNamara
69-73 Laird
73Richardson
77-77 Rumsfield
77-Brown
80 Weinberger
87-89 Frank C. Carlucci
93-95 Les Aspin
DEPUTY SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
Frank Carlucci
John Deutch
UNDER SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
Fred Ikel
Gen. Stillwell
Frank Wisner
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
Lawrence Korb
MILITARY FELLOWS
Army Maj. Gen. T. Ayers
Air Force Col. K Baker
Army Lt. Gen. S. Berry, Jr.
Army Capt. Dewienter
Army Col. A. Dewey
Navy Capt. H Fiske
Air Force Col. E. Foote
Army Lt. Gen. R. Gard
Air Force Maj. Gen. R. Ginsburgh
Army Brig. Gen. M. Green
Air Force Col. R. Head
Air Force Brig. Gen. T. Julian
Navy Capt. W. Kerr
Air Force Col. I. Klette
Navy Capt. R. Kurth
Air Force LT. Col. J. Levy
Army Col. G. Loeftke
Air Force Lt. Gen. G. Loving
Air Force Col. M. McPeak
Navy Capt. R. Miale
Air Force Lt. Gen. J. Pfautz
Air Force Col. L. Pfeiffer
Navy Capt. S. Ring
Air Force Col. M. Sanders
Army Col. J. Sewall
Navy Rear Adm. C. Tesh
Air Force Col. F. Thayer
Army Maj. Gen. J. Thompson
Air Force Maj. Gen. W. Usher
Army Gen. S.Walker
Navy Rad. R. Welander
Air Force Col. J. Wolcott
Navy Capt. Gentry
Air Force Col. T. Eggers
SUPERINTENDENTS US MIL
WEST POINT
60-63 Westmoreland
63-66 Lampert
66-68 Bennett
70-74 Knowlton
74-77 Berry, Jr.
77-Goodpaster
PRESIDENT, NATIONAL
DEFENSE UNIY
Lt. Gen. Robert Gard, Jr.
SECRETARY OF NAVY
John Lehman, Jr.
CHIEF OF STAFF ARMY
Gen. J. Wickham
JOINT STAFF
Gen. David Jones
Vice Adm. Thor Hanson
Lt. Gen. Paul Gorman
Maj. Gen. R.C. Bowman
Brig. Gen. F, Brown
- Col. W. Clark
Capt. Raplh Crosby
Adm. Wm. Crowe
Col. P. Dawkins
Vice Adm. Thor Hanson
Col. W. Hauser
Col. B. Hosmer
Maj. R.Kimmitt
Capt. F. Klotz
Gen. W. Knowlton
Vice Adm. J. Lee
Capt. T. Lupter
Col. D. Mead
Maj. Gen. Jack Merritt
Gen. E. Meyer
Col. Wm E. Odom
Col. L. Olvey
Col. Geo. K. Osborn
Maj. Gen. . J. Pustuay
Capt. P.A. Putignano
Lt. Gen. E. L. Rowny
Capt. Gary Sick
Maj. Gen. J. Siegal
Maj. Gen. Dewitt Smith
Brig. Gen. Perry Smith
Col. W. Taylor
Maj. Gen. J. N. Thompson
Rear Adm. C.A.H. Trost
Adm. S. Turner
Maj. Gen. J. Welch
CFR Secret Team Members in the Media (Partial List – Past & Present)
CBS
William Paley
William Burden
Roswell Gilpatric
Henry Schact
Manetta Tree
C.C. Collingwood
Lawrence LeSuer
Dan Rather
Harry Reasoner
Richard Hottelet
Frank Stanton
Bill Moyers
NBC/RCA
Jane Pfeiffer
Lester Crystal
R. W. Sonnenfeldt
T.F. Bradshaw
John Petty
David Brinkley
John Chancellor
Marvin Kalb
Irvine Levine
P.G. Peterson John Sawhill
ABC
Ray Adam
Frank Cary
T.M. Macioce
Ted Koppel
John Scali
Barbara Walters
CABLE NEWS NETWORK
Daniel Schorr
PUBLIC BROADCAST SERVICE
Hartford Gunn
Robert McNeil
Jim Lehrer
C. Hunter-Gault
Hodding Carter III
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Keith Fuller
Stanley Swinton
Louis Boccardi
Harold Anderson
U.P.I.
H.L. Stevenson
REUTERS
Michael Posner
BOSTON GLOBE
David Rogers
L.A. TIMES SDICATE
Tom Johnson
Joseph Kraft
L.A. TIMES MIRROR
Richard W. Murphy
Charles A. Kupchan
Michael Clough Zygmunt Nagorski
Nancy Bodurtha
Richard T. Childress
Carl W. Ford Jr.. Nomsa Daniels
Alton Frye
Gregory F. Treverton
NEWSDAY
Jessica Mathew
Michael Mandelbaum
Richard N. Haass
Richard W. Murphy
John L. Hirsch
Alexander J. Motyl
Nicholas X. Rizopoulos.
Alan D. Romberg
C.V. Starr
Gidion Gottlieb
Charles A. Kupchan
BALTIMORE SUN
Henry Trewhitt
CHICAGO SUN TIMES
James Hoge
MINNEAPOLIS STARR/TRIBUNE
John Cowles Jr.
HOUSTON POST
William P. Hobby
NY TIMES CO.
Richard Gelb
James Reston
William Scranton
A.M. Rosenthal
Seymour Topping
James Greenfield
Max Frankel
Jack Rosenthal
Harding Bancroft
Amory Bradford
Orvil Dryfoos
David Halberstram
Walter Lippmann
L.E. Markel
H.L. Matthews
John Oakes
Harrison Salisbury
A. Hays Sulzberger
A. Ochs Sulzberger
C.L. Sulzberger
H.L. Smith
Steven Rattner
Richard Burt
TIME INC.
Ralph Davidson
Donald M. Wilson
Louis Banks
Henry Grunwald
Alexander Herard
Sol Lionwitz
Rawleigh Warner Jr.
Thomas Watson Jr.
NEWSWEEK/WASH POST
Katherine Graham
Philip Graham
Arjay Miller TC
N. deB. Katzenbach
Frederick Beebe
Robert Christopher
A. De Borchgrave
Osborne Elliot
Phillipo Geyelin
Kermit Lausner
Murry Marder
Eugene Meyer
Malcolm Muir
Maynard Parker
George Will
Robert Kaiser
Meg Greenfield
Walter Pincus
Murray Gart
Peter Osnos
Don Oberdorfer
DOW JONES CO. (Wall Street Journal)
William Agee
J. Paul Austin
TC Charles Meyer
Robert Potter
Richard Wood
Robert Bartley
Karen House
NATIONAL REVIEW
Wm. F. Buckley Jr.
Richard Brookhiser
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