Brilliant on the UN. Of course I have seen some on this forum call Fred a globalist.
You posted before I posted #10, but you might take a gander at it.
Fred is indeed a globalist. However, the UN, which they do not control, is less useful to them than alliances like NATO, which they do control and are always trying to expand. (Don’t get me wrong, I want us out of the UN and all permanent alliances - those of you who think I am a nut for saying this, please read George Washington’s Farewell Address)
And why does Fred, proud member of the globalist Council on Foreign Relations, want to talk about Zimbabwe, formerly known as Rhodesia? Rhodesia was the first grand experiments by the globalists. It was founded by the CFR’s forbears. Here is the story:
Cecil Rhodes (1853-1902) went to Oxford University where to the amazement of no one, he learned that, “ the British upper classes possessed a glorious tradition of beauty, decency, education, law, and self discipline.” After a solid education at Oxford, he was now prepared to steal as much as he could from the native peoples of Africa. With the financial backing of the Rothschild banking interests he founded the Consolidated Gold Fields, and DeBeers diamond empire in southern Africa. He also founded a country wittily named Rhodesia.
“The idea gleaming and dancing before ones eyes like a will-of-the- wisp at last frames itself into a plan. Why should we not form a secret society with but one object, the furtherance of the British Empire and the bringing of the whole uncivilised world under British rule, for the recovery of the United States, for the making the Anglo-Saxon race one Empire. What a dream, but yet it is probable, it is possible.” —Cecil Rhodes, June 2, 1877
He desired “to federate the English - speaking peoples and to bring all the habitable portions of the world under their control. For this purpose Rhodes left part of his great fortune to found the Rhodes Scholarships at Oxford in order to spread the English ruling class tradition.” (Quigley)
“For fear that death might cut me off before the time for attempting its development, I leave all my worldly goods in trust ... to try to form such a Society with such an object.” — Cecil Rhodes, June 2, 1877
To these purposes Rhodes formed a private secret society with some very heavy hitters. Lord Balfour, Lord Gray, Lord Esher, Lord Rothschild, and Lord Milner (who organized a group called the British Round Table).
“From 1884 to about 1915 the members of the group worked valiantly to extend the British empire and to organize it into a federal system... Stead (one of the group) was able to get Rhodes to accept, in principle, a solution which might have made Washington the capital of the whole organization or allow parts of the empire to become states of the American Union.” ( Quigley )
The chief backbone of this organization grew up along the already existing financial cooperation running from the Morgan Bank in New York to a group of international financiers in London led by Lazard Brothers. Lord Milner became a director of the precursor to the giant Midland Bank. He became one of the greatest political and financial powers in England with his disciples placed throughout England in significant places, such as the editorship of the Times, the editorship of the Observer, the managing directorship of Lazard Brothers, various administrative posts, and even Cabinet positions. Ramifications were established in politics, high finance, Oxford and London Universities, periodicals, the civil service, and tax - exempt foundations.” ( Quigley )
“The methods [used by the Milner Group] can be summed up under three headings: (a) a triple-front penetration in politics, education, and journalism; (b) the recruitment of men of ability (chiefly from [certain universities]) and the linking of these men to the [Group] by matrimonial alliances and by gratitude for titles and positions of power; and (c) the influencing of public policy by placing members of the [Group] in positions of power shielded as much as possible from public attention. (The Anglo American Establishment - by Quigley)
After the death of Cecil Rhodes in 1902, Lord Milner became one of the executors of Rhodes’ trust. He organized “ discreet “ discussion / study / work groups known as the Round Table Groups throughout the Empire, including America. On May 30, 1919 members of different national delegations to the Paris Peace Conference met at the Hotel Majestic to discuss setting up an international group which would advise their respective governments on international affairs.
The planning delegations decided upon creating separate organizations cooperating with each other. They organized the Council on Foreign Relations ( Harrold Pratt House on East 68th Street in New York City). In 1922, it began publishing it’s official mouthpiece, Foreign Affairs Magazine – http://www.foreignaffairs.org.
This is due to his membership in the CFR (Council on Foreign Relations), which *is* a hotbed of "one world government" type thinking. It *does* make my current "limited" support of his current "unconventional" campaign a bit problematic, but he can hardly be worse than the "top tier candidates" of the moment.
Still, statements like these give me hope that while he may be a member of that subversive organization (which has had a hammerlock monopoly on US foreign policy for the entirety of my lifetime, think about it), he just *might* be a member in name only...
the infowarrior