FINAL WARNING: Ready to Spring the Trap
“United States will help erect ... a world order.” This self-proclaimed
“outsider” filled many of his administrative posts with establishment
insiders from the Rockefeller Foundation, the Brookings Institution,
and Coca Cola. Extracted from Coke, were George Ball, Clark Clifford,
Samuel P. Huntingdon, Marshall Shulman, Richard Gardner, Henry
Owen, Robert Roosa, and J. Paul Austin. Because of the extent to
which he used the company when he was governor, he called the Coca-
Cola company, his “own State Department.”The Trilateral Commission had accomplished its goal of controlling the
Presidency, and it heralded that fact by making Jimmy Carter Time
magazine’s Man of the Year in January, 1977. The Editor-in Chief for
Time was Hedley Donovan, a Rhodes Scholar, and member of the
Commission.Commission members must resign when they accept positions in the
Executive branch, but they remain loyal, and usually rejoin the group
when their service is complete. About 40% of the American Trilateral
members joined the Carter Administration. In all, 291 members of the
Trilateral Commission and the Council on Foreign Relations joined the
Administration. Among the Carter Administration officials who have
been members:Jimmy Carter (President), Walter F. Mondale (Vice President),
Cyrus Vance (Secretary of State, nephew of John W. Davis, of the
J. P. Morgan bank who was the first President of the CFR), W.
Michael Blumenthal (Secretary of Treasury), Harold Brown
(Secretary of Defense), Zbigniew Brzezinski (National Security
Advisor), Andrew Young (Ambassador to the United Nations),
Paul A. Volcker (Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board), Sol
Linowitz (Chief Negotiator on the Panama Canal Treaties/Mid-East
Envoy), John C. Sawhill (Deputy Secretary of Energy/Head of the
Synthetic Fuels Corp.), Hedley Donovan (Special Assistant to the
President), Lloyd N. Cutler (Counsel to the President), Gerald C.
Smith (Ambassador at Large for Nuclear Power Negotiations),
Richard N. Gardner (Ambassador to Italy), Elliot L. Richardson
(Delegate to the UN Law of the Sea Conference), Henry Owen
(Special Representative of the President for Economic Summits/
Economic Advisor), Warren Christopher (Deputy Secretary of
State), Paul C. Warnke (Director of the Arms Control and