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(05-27-2017 07:15 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

That guy could of course speak the truth about the Iraq invasion, because he was no longer involved in the daily affairs of bullshit-lying to the public.




And he was all for this public mind control.



Calling a Trilateral Commisson member a man of the people and a sane voice - this is just utter misunderstanding of the reality of our world.



Guys should read his books and the morsels hidden in it instead of the propaganda bullshit.



Yeah - a true man of the people. Somehow I think some folk believe that if a guy is not Jewish, then he cannot be that bad. The elite are beyond those tribal affiliations.

Great points Zel, this puts my post above in proper perspective...

I was more familiar with his body of work on geopolitics, like The Grand
Chessboard, not so much with those quotes, which are mostly taken from
Between Two Ages: America's Role in the Technetronic Era, book he wrote
all the way back in 1970, here's an archive, this looks like a must-read:

https://archive.org/details/pdfy-z5FBdAnrFME2m1U4

Apparently, David Rockefeller was really taken with his theories on
technocratic oligarchic rule and the cold tools of population control,
he viewed this book as a manual for global domination, and worked
closely with Brzezinski, putting him in the Carter cabinet.

This interview of Patrick M. Wood about modern technocracy dives
into the emergence of ZB as the mastermind of the modern American
technocracy:

Wood talks about the book above and its impact on society at the 15min
mark, but I would strongly recommend listening to the whole interview.

Patrick Wood collaborated on that book about the Trilateralists
with the Hoover Institute's Anthony Sutton, one of the most brilliant
(and red pilled) political scientists and historians of the 20th century.
Most of his books are essential reading.