From: phsj@marlin.jcu.edu.au (Su Jianfeng)
Subject: Re: Insider 4 of 4
Organization: James Cook University
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 01:55:24 GMT

It is only one of power struggles carried out by American's politicians.
Bush's supporters can also write a similar article for Clinton too.
The 'insiders' is only a concept created by imagine. 




J Su 


>
>                     Stopping the Insiders a Must
>
>In the CFR's Annual Report for 1989, Peter Tarnoff, the organization's
>president, announced plans to create a larger office for the CFR in the
>nation's capital. Once built, he explained, the organization "will be
>better able to grow in Washington, and to attract many more Senate and
>House members and their staffs to our programs." CFR intentions to
>increase Insider influence over our nation's government were clearly
>enunciated.
>
>On April 10, 1990, the Wall Street Journal published a small excerpt
>from a speech given by veteran CFR member Paul H. Nitze. The occasion
>for his remarks was the March 12th opening of that new Council on
>Foreign Relations office in Washington. Nitze described the great
>influence held by the "enormously important New York business and
>intellectual community," referring, of course, to CFR members who
>continue to reside in the New York area.
>
>But while noting that Washington's importance within the CFR had grown
>dramatically, Nitze stated quite clearly exactly how the CFR had
>dominated U.S. policy from New York for 70 years. Beginning with a
>description of the Council's influence during the period of the 1920s
>and 1930s, he said:
>
>    The State Department and White House might conduct diplomacy in
>    peace and raise and command armies in war, but policy was made by
>    serious people, men with a longer view, i.e. the great men of
>    finance and their advisers. New York was where they were to be
>    found.
>
>Then, this veteran Insider from within the CFR, who has served in
>numerous administrations, added:
>
>    In the postwar years, the Council has continued to represent an
>    invaluable way for many of us Washingtonians to tap the enormously
>    important New York business and intellectual community. (88)
>
>In other words, national policy was set and continues to be set in New
>York, not by the elected leaders of this nation, but by members of "the
>Council." Over these years, national policy has included financing
>tyranny and destroying liberty all over the globe. (89)  And President
>Bush has placed more CFR members in government posts than any
>predecessor. These Insiders, along with dozens of CFR members in the
>House and Senate, (90) plus those in New York who have not taken
>government posts but who retain great influence over national affairs,
>are leading this nation into the long-desired, tyrannical new world
>order."
>
>No American worthy of the name wants a "new world order."  The world
>government it calls for would mean an end to the nation we inherited,
>and the destruction of the greatest experiment in human liberty in the
>history of mankind. It would also establish socialism in place of the
>free market system, a certain route to conversion of this nation into
>another Third World deadend. And, even worse, it would mean that
>tyranny had replaced liberty, a kind of tyranny that has been
>experienced by countless millions throughout the Twentieth Century - a
>century of unparalleled barbarism created, sustained and favored by the
>Insiders of the most powerful conspiracy in the history of mankind.
>
>The Insiders have taken us far down the various paths toward their
>satanically-inspired goal. And time is running out if we are to save
>our nation and ourselves from their designs.
>
>Real Americans who love their country and want to remain free don't
>have to lose this struggle. It can be won if enough seize the
>opportunity to take the U.S. government away from the Insiders and
>return it to individuals who believe in national independence and
>individual liberty, and who are not working for the "new world order."
>And there is still time to thwart the plans of the Insiders and climb
>out of the tyrannical straight-jacket they have prepared for us.
>
>Understanding the domination of the Bush Administration by the Insiders
>is an essential beginning step toward achieving victory over the whole
>rotten cabal. The enemy faced by Americans is a conspiracy, an
>organized group of Insiders seeking tyrannical control of this nation,
>and all nations. Its plans and its agents can be exposed and routed by
>an opposing force firmly rooted in principle and unwaveringly propelled
>by courage. The John Birch Society is such a force. Diligent adherence
>to the program of the Society by enough determined Americans is exactly
>what's needed to thwart the Insiders and to keep America free.
>
>Your inquiry about how to get started on the climb back to full
>independence for our nation and economic freedom for yourself will be
>most welcome. We invite you to contact us without delay.
>
>
>                               Footnotes
>
>40. Rowland Evans and Robert Novak, "Bush and the Trilateral
>Commission," St. Petersburg Times, April 12, 1981.
>
>41. Ron Rosenbaum, "The Last Secrets of Skull & Bones," Esquire,
>September 1977.
>
>42. J. A. Engles, "U.N.Envoy Brash, Flexible," Rochester (NY)
>Times-Union, October 12, 1971.
>
>43. United Press International dispatch from Peking, February 25, 1972.
>
>44. Doyle McManus, "A New World Order: Bush's vision still fuzzy,"
>Milwaukee Journal, February 24,1991.
>
>45. Human Cost of Communism in China, 1971 Report issued by the Senate
>Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security
>Act and Other Internal Security Laws.
>
>46. Annual Report 1972, Council on Foreign Relations, 58 East 68th
>Street, New York, NY 10021.
>
>47. "Membership List as of July 26, 1977," issued by The Trilateral
>Commission, 345 East 46th Street, New York, NY 10021.
>
>48. Annual Report 1978, Council on Foreign Relations.
>
>49. Issues and Opinions: The Work Program of the Atlantic Council of
>the United States, 1978, Atlantic Council, 1616 H Street NW,
>Washington, DC 2006
>
>50. Whitney H. Shepardson, Early History of the Council on Foreign
>Relations, 1960. Overbrook Press, Stamford, CT.  Shepardson was one of
>the founding  members of the CFR and served on its Board of Directors
>from 1921 to 1966.
>
>51. David Hoffman, "Little-Known Aide Plays Major Role in Foreign
>Policy," Washington Post, October 28,1991.
>
>52. News item, Appleton (WI) Post-Crescent, April 22, 1990.
>
>53. Jim Hoagland, "U.S. tempted Saddam to invade Kuwait," Boston
>Herald, September 18, 1990.
>
>54. Elaine Sciolino, "Envoy's Testimony on Iraq is Assailed, Senators
>Say Glaspie Misled Them on Hussein Talks," New York Times July 13,
>1991; and Elaine Sciolino with Michael R. Gordon, "U.S. Gave Iraq
>Little Reason Not to Mount Kuwait Assault," New York Times, September
>23, 1991.
>
>55. Dennis L. Cuddy, Ph.D., The New World Order, 1992, America's Future
>Inc., Milford, PA 18337.
>
>56. G. Edward Griffin, The Fearful Master, 1964, Western Islands,
>Appleton, WI 54913.
>
>57. Alan Stang, The Actor: The True Story of John Foster Dulles,
>Secretary of State, 1953-1959, 1968, Western Islands, Appleton, WI
>54913. Mr.  Stang's critical biography of John Foster Dulles supplies
>an excellent introduction to the conspiratorial view of history.
>
>58. Robert W. Lee, The United Nations Conspiracy, 1981, Western
>Islands, Appleton, WI 54913.
>
>59. United Nations Charter; See Articles 42-45. Article 42 states in
>part that the Security Council may take such action by air, sea, or
>land forces as may be necessary to maintain or restore international
>peace or security. Such action may include demonstrations, blockade,
>and other operations by air, sea, or land forces of Members of the
>United Nations."
>
>60. Congressional Record, January 10, 1991, Pages S106-S107.  Senator
>Simon supplied constituents with copies of these pages of the CR
>containing his full statement to fellow senators.
>
>61. Lincoln On Democracy, Edited by Mario M. Cuomo and Harold Holzer,
>1990, HarperCollins.
>
>62. George de Luna, "Baker blunt: Bush needs a free hand," Chicago
>Tribune, October 18, 1990; George de Luna, "Baker rejects partial Iraq
>pullout," Chicago Tribune, October 19,1990.
>
>63. "U.S. Congress Authorizes Use of Force Against Iraq," Facts On
>File, January 17, 1991, Page 32.
>
>64. Foreign Affairs, "America and the World 1990-1991,"
>
>65. Leslie H. Gelb, "Why the UN Dog Didn't Bark," New York Times,
>September 25,1991.
>
>66. Patrick J. Buchanan, "The Gulf Crisis Is the Last Hurrah of the
>Globalists," Union Leader, Manchester, NH, September 26,1990.
>
>67. Phyllis Shlafly and Chester Ward, Kissinger On The Couch, 1975,
>Arlington House, New York.
>
>68. Paul Craig Roberts, August 3, 1991, quoted by Phoebe Courtney, TAX
>FAX No. 235, "Why a Tax Revolt Is Brewing," Independent American, P.O.
>Box 636, Littleton, CO 80160.
>
>69. Tom Baden, "Red tape rolls as Bush unchains regulatory watchdogs,"
>Houston Chronicle, December 30,1990.
>
>70. Richard N. Gardner, In Pursuit Of World Order, 1964, Praeger
>Publishing Company, New York.
>
>71. John F. McManus, Whose Side Are They On?, 1991, The John Birch
>Society, Appleton, WI 54913. This booklet contains a complete
>photographic reproduction of the 24-page 1961 State Department Document
>No. 7277 entitled Freedom From War: The U.S. Program For General and
>Complete Disarmament in a Peaceful World.
>
>72. Michael Duffy, "The Perfect Spy," Time, November 5,1990.
>
>73. Antony C. Sutton, The Best Enemy Money Can Buy, 1986, Liberty House
>Press, Billings, MT.  Dr. Sutton's earlier and more comprehensive works
>detailing the flow of Western aid to communist nations include National
>Suicide and the three volume Western Technology and Soviet Economic
>Development.
>
>74. Lincoln P. Bloomfield, "Study Memorandum No. 7: A World Effectively
>Controlled By the United Nations." Dr. Bloomfield's work carried the
>notation, "Prepared for the Institute of Defense Analysis in support of
>a study submitted to the Department of State under contract No. SCC
>28270, dated February 24,1961." It was released by IDA on March 10,
>1962.
>
>75. Mikhail S. Gorbachev, Perestroika: New Thinking for Our Country and
>the World, 1987, Harper & Row, New York.
>
>76. Paul Bednrd, "Bush defends power grab by Gorbachev as necessary,"
>Washington Times, December 28,1990.
>
>77. Mikhail S. Gorbachev, The August Coup: The Truth and the Lessons,
>1991, HarperCollins, New York.
>
>78. Annual Report 1990, Council on Foreign Relations.
>
>79. Facts On File, 1989, Page 916.
>
>80. A.M. Rosenthal, "Yeltsin fails to charm," Milwaukee Journal,
>September 21, 1989.
>
>81. Stephen Labaton, "Strauss to Forego $4 million in Pay to Take
>Moscow Post," New York Times, July 13, 1991.
>
>82. During the 1992 Presidential primaries, Democratic candidate Bill
>Clinton's membership in both the CFR and the TC never became an issue.
>Opponents Paul Tsongas. Jerry Brown. Tom Harkin, and Bob Kerrey were
>not themselves formal members of either of the Insider group. Their
>refusal to make an issue out of Clinton's memberships, especially the
>fact that his ties to these organizations linked him to George Bush,
>can only mean that they would like to hold such memberships themselves
>and are not going to jeopardize the possibility of being invited to
>join either or both in the future.
>
>83. John J. Fialka, "Mr. Kissinger Has Opinions on China - And Business
>Ties," Wall Street Journal, September 15, 1989.
>
>84. James J. Drummey, The Establishment's Man, 1991, Western Islands,
>Appleton, WI 54913.
>
>85. David B. Funderburk, Betrayal of America: Bush's Appeasement of
>Communist Dictators Betrays American Principles, distributed by
>Betrayal of America, Dunn, NC 28334. Dr. Funderburk served as U.S.
>Ambassador to Romania during the early years of the Reagan
>Administration. His book supplies details about then-Vice President
>George Bush's friendliness to Romanian dictator Nicolai Ceausescu and
>Mr. Bush's refusal to consider Dr. Funderburk's critical assessment
>about the conditions in Romania and the unreliable personnel in the
>State Department.
>
>86. Annual Report 1990, Council on Foreign Relations.
>
>87. "Bush to Renew China's Trade Privileges," New York Times, May
>28,1991.
>
>88. "Notable & Quotable," Wall Street Journal, April 10, 1991. Four top
>leaders of the Wall Street Journal hold membership in the CFR: Chairman
>& Publisher Peter R. Kann; Executive Editor Norman Pearlstine; Editor
>Robert L. Bartley; and Managing Editor Paul E. Steiger.
>
>89. For a comprehensive and revealing history of the Council on Foreign
>Relations using its own source documents for evidence of its intentions
>to destroy national sovereignty and abolish personal freedom, see James
>Perloffs The Shadows of Power, 1988, Western Islands, Appleton, WI
>54913.
>
>90. As of June 30, 1991, the CFR Annual Report 1991 lists the following
>U.S. Senators as CFR members: Boren (OK), Chafee (RI), Cohen (ME), Dodd
>(CT), Graham (FL), Lieberman (CT), Mitchell (ME), Moynihan (NY), Pell
>(RI), Pressler (SD), Robb (VA), Rockefeller (WV), Roth (DE), Rudman
>(NH), Sanford (NC), Wirth (CO), and Wofford (PA).
>
>The following are some of the CFR members in the U.S. House of
>Representatives: Aspin (WI), Fascell (FL), Foley (WA), Gejdenson (CT),
>Gephardt (MO), Gingrich (GA), Houghton (NY), Hyde (IL), Johnson (CT),
>Levine (CA), McCurdy (OK), Moody (WI), Petri (WI), Schroeder (CO),
>Snowe (ME), Solarz (NY), Spratt (SC), Stokes (OH), and Wolpe (MI).
>
>In April 1991, the Trilateral Commission listed the following U.S.
>Senators as members: Chafee (RI), Cohen (ME), Robb (VA), Rockefeller
>(WV), and Roth (DE).
>
>And the TC listed the following U.S. Representatives as members: Foley
>(WA), Leach (IA), and Rangel, (NY).
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