AMERICA IS Under Siege

[srm4u]

Critical Thinking
Could financial meltdown, a energy shortage and inextinguishable debt change everything?
Issued by Citizen for LaRouche, March 1980, Official Trilateral commission page

As a campaign issue during this election year, the Trilateral Commission has already had a determining influence in the New Hampshire, Florida, Alabama, and Georgia primaries, and it is coming up as a crucial issue in the Illinois primary. The Commission is a group of 300 powerful public figures from North America, Japan, and Western Europe, formed in 1973 with advice and guidance from the Council on Foreign Relations and from British aristocrats, such as the Earl of Cromer of Baring Bros., Lord Roll of S.G. Warburg & Co. and director of the Bank of England, Lord Harlech, Sir Kenneth Keith, Sir Arthur Knight, and others. One hundred and ten members of the Commission are Americans, and 27 of them have served or are now serving in the Carter administration. This includes President Carter, Vice-President Mondale, Secretary of State Vance, Secretary of Defense Brown, and others. David Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger’s piggy bank, is accorded the honor of calling himself the founder of the Commission. The candidacy of George Bush is now in ruins because the candidate has been overidentified with the Trilateral Commission. John B. Anderson deserves and probably will get a sound trouncing by the voters for the same reason as Bush: his long-standing identification with the Trilateral Commission.

The electorate knows very little of substance about the Trilateral Commission, but this is compensated by the fact that it knows that President Carter was handpicked and put into office by the Commission. Therefore, not without justice, the average informed American citizen identifies the debacles and disasters of the Carter administration with the Trilateral Commission. They do not want any of it, and they do not want any other candidate close to or identified with the Commission. This year’s general election is, on a fundamental level, fought around the issue of the «Eastern Establishment’s» control over American policymaking institutions. This is true even for the Democratic Party primaries so far. The principal reason why ordinary Democrats continue to vote for Carter despite his identification with the Trilateral Commission is the fact that Kennedy, the liberal lion of the Eastern Establishment, is considered a worse evil than even the hated Trilateral Commission. The Democratic vote that goes for LaRouche, for example the 20 percent vote in the New Hampshire primary, represents the more sophisticated and intellectually tougher voters who have reached the conclusion that what is worth fighting for in this year’s presidential election is a result which will deny the liberal, antiAmerican Eastern Establishment any access whatsoever.

to the Executive of our government. Thus, despite the notoriety the Trilateral Commission has achieved so far, the real issue in the election is the liberal Eastern Establishment, and within this, the Trilateral Commission draws attention because it is, as it was meant to be, a more visible instrument of the liberal establishment, for the purpose of drawing to itself the fire of popular outrage. Right now, upward of 35 to 40 pamphlets, brochures, books, and major essays about and against the Trilateral Commission are circulating around the country, totaling millions of copies reaching and informing to varying degrees (and occasionally misinforming) the electorate. This publication is now offered to the public to place the issue of the Trilateral Commission in its proper perspective, within its proper context of the liberal Eastern Establishment, to clarify the fundamental policy issues on which the Eastern liberals pin their efforts at this time, and to identify the special «point man» role the establishment has assigned to the Commission. The liberal Eastern Establishment, for which the Trilateral Commission is a special-purpose instrumentality for a limited period of time, is a grouping of powerful families in New York, Boston, Connecticut, and elsewhere, which exercises permanent control over the nation’s major universities, investment banks, law firms, and federal civil service, and through them, over an important number of manufacturing corporations. This control per se does not necessarily have to be evil It is the purpose to which it is used, the policy to which it is used that makes it evil or good.
https://mellqvist.wordpress.com/2009/07/28/the-real-story-behind-the-trilateral-commission/