World War 3 - New World Order - Pole Shift - Age of Peace (2006-2012)

Nonetheless, Nixon lost to JFK in 1960, and then lost a gubernatorial race in California to Pat Brown in 1962. Dejected and seemingly washed up, the candidate walked away, uttering his famous line, "You won't have Richard Nixon to kick around any more."

To save his career, Tricky Dick realized that he needed something to spice up his portfolio. So in the early 1960's he joined an influential group. Guess which one it was? Yes, the nasty old Council on Foreign Relations.

Still down on his luck though, Nixon proceeded to pay a visit again to someone in New York City. Guess who? Mr. David Rockefeller. Shortly thereafter, Nixon had not only moved to the Big Apple, but he became a member of Nelson Rockefeller's law firm, and also lived in an apartment building owned by Rockefeller. Nelson ended up becoming Nixon's "employer", benefactor, landlord and neighbor."

Richard Nixon also worked for a man named John Mitchell (later to be part of his cabinet), who was the personal lawyer for a certain individual. Can you guess who? lol. Yup. Nelson Rockefeller. I'm not sure, but doesn't it seem as if the Rockefeller family was exerting an inordinate amount of influence on poor 'ol Tricky Dick?

Amazingly, the washed up Nixon re-emerged and was running for President again in 1968 against Hubert Humphrey. And guess what organization BOTH candidates belonged to? The Council on Foreign Relations. The same applied to the 1972 election where both Nixon and McGovern were Council on Foreign Relations members. As George Wallace said, "There's not a dime's worth of difference between the Democratic and Republican parties."

Nixon, of course, won the election in 1968, and Pat Robertson relays an interesting story about this time and period in his book New World Order. The tale is told by former secretary of the Navy William Mittendorf, who served as Nixon's finance chairman in 1968. Mittendorf said the morning after Nixon won the election, at 5:30 AM, two people entered his hotel room to choose his Cabinet. One of them was William Rogers. And the other? Nelson Rockefeller.

President Nixon's Commerce Secretary, Federal Reserve Board Chairman, HEW Secretary, Housing Secretary, U. N. Ambassador, and MANY others were all members of one distinct group. The Council on Foreign Relations! He also offered the post of Treasury Secretary on two different occasions to the same person, who twice turned it down. Guess who that person was? David Rockefeller!

Spiro Agnew was also selected as Nixon's Vice President. Before he was nominated, Agnew had been the National Chairman for a certain candidate's presidential campaign in 1968. Who was the candidate? Nelson Rockefeller!

One of the most blatantly nasty selections for Nixon's cabinet was Henry Kissinger. Let's take a moment and examine this man a little more closely.

For starters, Nixon only met Kissinger one time prior to granting him the highly important position of Director of National Security, and that was at a casual dinner party. But y'see, Kissinger brought some clout to the table, for he was the five-year personal advisor on foreign affairs for a very prominent man. Who is that man? You guessed it. Nelson Rockefeller.

Thus, it was Mr. Rockefeller who urged Nixon to appoint him, as author J. Robert Muskin discloses: "It was principally because of his long association with the Rockefellers that Henry Kissinger became a force in the Council. His influence is indirect and enormous -- much of it through his Rockefeller connection."

On November 1, 1971, U.S. News & World Report stated: "It was on the advice of Governor Rockefeller, who described Mr. Kissinger as "the smartest guy available", that Mr. Nixon chose him for his top advisor on foreign policy."

In fact, after he was selected to fill this post, the Rockefellers gave Henry Kissinger a $50,000 check as a gift to cover his moving expenses to Washington, D.C. What a nice bunch of guys, huh!

Finally, according to Associated Press Writer Deb Reichmann (February 11, 2002), "Just before he left government, Kissinger had all the phone records moved from his office at the State Department."

And can you guess where Kissinger had these records moved to? It was to a vault at David Rockefeller's estate in New York!

But thats not the end guys. Because during the first year of his Presidency, Nixon came up with a program called his "New Federalism". And where did he get this title? From a book written by someone very close to him. Who is that "someone"? Nelson Rockefeller!

Now, where do you think Nelson Rockefeller's head was at during this era? In an October 1975 interview with Playboy magazine, Nelson Rockefeller said, "I'm a great believer in planning. Economic, social, political, military, total World planning."

Hmmmm. WORLD PLANNING and the Rockefellers. Do you think that has anything to do with the New World Order, or is that just a "coincidence"?

The amount of control by the outside forces was so extreme that Mike Culbert wrote an article in the Richmond, California Independent-Gazette on June 27, 1974 in reference to his discussions with Charles Colson (a member of Nixon's cabinet).

Culbert stated:

"There is a defacto (secret government) operating nationally and internationally and involved in the highest circles of the U.S. government, exercising an impact over domestic policies and economics ranging between extreme influence to, at times, outright control. This extreme influence to outright control naturally includes the Presidency. The defacto, much of whose intellectual -- and financial -- muscle are to be found in the New York office of the Council on Foreign Relations, the great tax-free foundation, and certain international firms and corporations."

So anyways, as we all know, The Nixon Administration melted down and he was bounced from office. Things could have gone better, but his successor, Gerald Ford (a member of the totally corrupt Warren Commission), attended two top secretive meetings prior to being "annointed" President. What type of meetings were they? Bilderberg meetings!

But that's not even the worst part of this scam-job. Because do you remember who Gerald Ford chose as his Vice-President? Good 'ol Nelson Rockefeller.

And the scariest part is guys, that if Sarah Jane Moore or Lynnette "Squeaky" Fromme (on two different occasions) had known how to shoot their guns, we would have had a Rockefeller for President!

I can see how people would have had a hard time sleeping during that time with the thought of that rolling through their heads.

JIMMY CARTER - BOUGHT AND PAID FOR

To understand Jimmy Carter's phenomenal rise to public office, we must first return to his home state of Georgia. Which family has much of it's personal investment property in Atlanta, Georgia? Answer: the Rockefellers. Their influence in this city is so vast that David Horowitz, in his book, The Rockefellers, said, "Atlanta is Rockefeller Center South."

In 1971 David Rockefeller invited the virtually unknown Jimmy Carter to eat with him at Chase Manhattan Bank in New York City. The year before, in 1970, he was transformed from a simple peanut farmer into being the Governor of Georgia.

Their interaction continued in 1973. Laurence Stern, reporting in the Washington Post on May 8, 1976, said that Jimmy Carter met with two individuals in London and was told that he would be given the go ahead to win the Presidency.

Who were these two individuals? One was Lord Rothschild, and the other was David Rockefeller! This story is corroborated by a 1973 London Times article that said while in London during the autumn of 1973, Carter met with another visitor who was forming an international commission and wanted someone to fill the slot of Presidency in the White House.

The commission they formed was the Trilateral Commission, of course. And the person Carter met with? David Rockefeller! Now do you think there are no behind-the-scene interventions by very powerful and secretive men? Carter met with the Rothschilds and Rockefellers!

But David Rockefeller wasn't the only man to take Carter under his wing. There was also the mad dog Zgibniew Brzezinski (The guy who loves Communism and Marxism).

On may 23, 1976, New York Times reporter Leslie H. Gelb wrote: "Brzezinski was the first guy in the Community to pay attention to Carter, to take him seriously. He spent time with Carter, talked to him, sent him books and articles, educated him."

In other words, Zgibniew Brzezinski became Jimmy Carter's mentor, and he made and molded this virtual "unknown", and then SELECTED him for President! Sixteen years later, they did the same thing with another relative "unknown" -- Bill Clinton.

So don't you guys see? THEY have much more influence than we do in regard to whom will occupy the White House.

The Far Eastern Economic Review, quoted by Howard Zinn in his book A People's History of the United States confirms this point. He writes: "Peter Bourne, Carter's former Deputy Campaign Chief, has said David Rockefeller and Zgibniew Brzezinski had both agreed that Carter was the ideal politician to build on."

I don't know about you, but doesn't this "arrangement" seem pretty twisted? Since when do David Rockefeller and Zgibniew Brzezinski decide who the ideal President will be for our Country? Shouldn't WE do that? Worse, after they chose him, he ended up winning, too! Coincidence? Hell no.

And the manipulations keep going: because in 1973, David Rockefeller and Zgibniew Brzezinski formed the Trilateral Commission. These men wanted a Trilateral in the oval office in "76, so they went through a list of all the Liberal Democrats and decided who would best fit the "suit".

Zgibniew Brzezinski was quoted as saying at the time: "It was a close thing between Carter and Askew (Askew was the Florida Governor at the time), but we were impressed that Carter had opened up trade offices for the state of Georgia in Brussels & Tokyo. That seemed to fit perfectly into the concept of the Trilaterals."

Again, why is Zgibniew Brzezinski making these decisions in the first place? Especially ones that are furthering THEIR global interests? Worse, after he helped to decide that Jimmy Carter would be President and what policies were to be implemented, he then became a part of Jimmy Carter's cabinet. Because he put himself there!

Senator Barry Goldwater, a man definitely in the know, described the situation:

"David Rockefeller and Zgibniew Brzezinski found Jimmy Carter to be their ideal candidate. They helped him win the nomination and the Presidency. To accomplish this purpose, they mobilized the money power of Wall Street, the intellectual influence of the academic community -- which is subservient to the wealth of the great tax-free foundations -- and the media controllers represented in the membership of the Council on Foreign Relations and Trilateral Commission."

Ladies and gentlemen, Barry Goldwater isn't any run-of-the-mill Joe 6-pak sitting on a barstool spouting off about politics. He was one of the most knowledgeable senators we've ever had. And in the above paragraph, he essentially outlined how the 1976 Presidential election was rigged by forces hiding behind a cloak of secrecy.

So a big question now is: what part did Jimmy Carter play in this scenario? Was he fully aware of the machinations taking place behind the scenes? Instead of giving a direct answer, let's let the drama unfold on it's own.

To get the ball rolling, let's begin with a speech that Carter gave in Boston on February 17, 1976, nine months before the election: "The people of this country know from bitter experience that we are not going to get these changes merely by shifting around the same group of insiders. The insiders had their chance and they have not delivered."

I agree. So far; so good.

A couple of weeks before winning the election, Hamilton Jordan, one of Jimmy Carter's aides, said, "If after the inauguration, you find a Cy Vance as Secretary of State and Zgibniew Brzezinski as head of National Security, then I would say we failed. And I would quit. But that's not going to happen. You're going to see new faces and new ideas."

Hmmmm, I like his Spirit, but guess what? Cyrus Vance DID become the Secretary of State. But before doing so, he was the Chairman of the Board of a very famous foundation. Can you guess which one it was? Yup, the Rockefeller Foundation!

And guess what else. Zgibniew Brzezinski DID become the Head of National Security. And can you guess what organization he belonged to? The Council on Foreign Relations. And don't forget, Zgibniew Brzezinski is also the co-founder of the Trilateral Commission with.....you guessed it...David Rockefeller!

Things are really starting to look bad now, especially when we conider that the head of the Council on Foreign Relations during Carter's Administration was David Rockefeller. Also, Carter's Vice President, Walter Mondale, was a Council on Foreign Relations member.

Carter's Secretary of State Cyrus vance, his Secretary of Defense Harold Brown, and his Secretary of the Treasury Michael Blumenthal were all members of the Council on Foreign Relations as well. Which again, was headed at that time by none other than David Rockefeller.

Also Carter's CIA director was a Council on Foreign Relations member, as were the Secretary of HEW, HUD, his National Security Advisor, and the Ambassador to the U.N.

In all, and please listen closely, the TOP 19 positions in Carter's cabinet were held by Trilateral Commission members. These are all extremely powerful posts and constituted nearly one-third of the TOTAL United States membership in the Trilateral Commission. Think about how scary that is.

One out of every three people in Jimmy Carter's cabinet belonged to the TC. Why didn't he just fess up and call his Administration the CFR/TC? It would have been more accurate. Add that to the fact that every single person that was instrumental in constructing Carter's foreign policy was a previous member of the Trilateral Commission. Not 10% or 50%, but 100%.

Even Paul Volcker, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, was a former employee of a famous bank. Guess which one? David Rockefeller's Chase Manhattan!

Jimmy Carter's administration was so infiltrated and corrupted by outside forces, that on the July 1977 cover of the Atlantic Monthly is a cartoon picture of Jimmy Carter and David Rockefeller in a wooden tub, with the headline reading, "Carter revealed: He's a Rockefeller Republican."

Are people finally starting to see the full picture here?

In his book, New World Order, Pat Robertson tells the following story:

"Lou Sheldon was a pro-family advocate and friend of Jimmy Carter. Prior to Carter winning the election, these two discussed what type of people they would like in Carter's cabinet."

"Lou Sheldon arrived at the Carter residence to find the next President barefoot and in blue jeans. They greeted each other warmly and Sheldon proudly presented the booklet (with a roster of names and resumes of the persons they wanted in their cabinet). Carter took it, read it, and began to cry."

"When he got back to Virginia Beach, Sheldon said, 'Jimmy was so touched by all the work that we did that tears came to his eyes."

"I said, 'Lou, you are wrong. The reason he cried is because the appointment process is out of his hands, and he is not going to appoint any of his (own) people."

According to various sources. Not ONE person that Jimmy Carter wanted in his cabinet was appointed! Not one. They were all selected for him. Are you starting to get a sick feeling in your stomach? Cuz I know I am.

RONALD REAGAN - BOUGHT AND PAID FOR

After Ronald Reagan beat Jimmy Carter in the 1980 election, you would think there couldn't be two more opposite candidates. Carter was a Liberal Southern Democrat and Reagan, a Hollywood Conservative Republican. Surely, the same people who infiltrated Carter's cabinet would never be able to do the same with 'ol Ronald Reagan, would they?

This doesn't seem to be the case though. Because in 1980, two months before the November election, a party was thrown for Reagan in Middlesburg, Virginia. Reagan sat in the seat of honor, of course, and beside him to his right sat a very important man. Guess who that person was? David Rockefeller, head of the CFR & Trilateral Commission.

Somewhere along the line, Reagan was told that his bid for the Presidency on the Republican ticket would be thwarted unless he chose George Bush as his vice President. So what did Ronald Reagan do? He followed his orders. And he was bombarded with by heaps of money by....guess whom. David Rockefeller.

Ironically, a few months after being inaugurated, Reagan was nearly assassinated by John Hinckley, Jr. And who do you think was VERY close friends with the Hinckley family, even dining with them shortly before the assassination attempt? George Bush Sr. himself!

Coincidence? You decide, especially in light of the fact that Nelson Rockefeller came within a breath of being the President if Ford had been assassinated by Squeaky Fromme.

Although he claimed not to be an "insider", Reagan's cabinet was packed with Council on Foreign Relations members and/or Trilateral Commission members, including his Campaign Manager, CIA director, Chief of Staff, and Secretaries of State, Treasury, Commerce, and Defense.

It appears that the lyrics may have changed, but the music was still the same.

I doubt war is going to begin again with the countries that arent even anything to do with this Iraq/syria war etc.