FINAL WARNING: Ready to Spring the Trap
Finance Director when he was Governor of California, former Vice
President of Bechtel Corp., and former Secretary of Health, Education
and Welfare under Nixon and Ford), became Secretary of Defense.
Weinberger said: “The Trilateral Commission is performing a very
valuable service in strengthening the ties between the United States
and our natural allies.”Other members who joined the Administration: Alexander Haig
(Secretary of State, also a CFR member), George Shultz (Secretary of
State, also a CFR member), Nicholas Brady (Secretary of Treasury),
Donald Regan (Secretary of Treasury, also a CFR member), John C.
Whitehead (Deputy Secretary of State, also a CFR member), Caspar
Weinberger (Secretary of Defense, also a CFR member), Frank Carlucci
(Deputy Secretary of Defense, also a CFR member), Winston Lord
(Ambassador to China, also a CFR member), Malcolm Baldrige
(Secretary of Commerce, also a CFR member), William Brock
(Secretary of Labor, also a CFR member), Alan Greenspan (Chairman
of the Federal Reserve, also a CFR member).Seemingly, Reagan was the Establishment’s candidate all along,
because he played ball with them. Republican Presidential candidate
(during the 1980 Primary) John Connally, said that if he was elected, he
wouldn’t appoint any Trilateralists to his Administration. His campaign
quickly ran out of steam– and money.The 1984 Presidential campaign had Trilateralists Walter Mondale, Sen.
John Glenn from Ohio, and Sen. Alan Cranston from California,
fighting for the Democratic nomination among a slate of seven.
Cranston had been the President of the United World Federalists. After
World War II, he traveled the country saying that disarmament “must
be done by an international army and a world court.” However, he
changed his tune when he became a Presidential candidate, and said:
“I do not feel that world federalism is a realistic objective,” and that
disarmament “does not require world government.” When asked about
his membership with the United World Federalists, he said: “I would
point out that at the time I was national president of the United
Federalists, one of its more noted members was one Ronald Reagan.”Among the Trilateralists in the George H. W. Bush Administration,
were Brent Scowcroft (National Security Advisor), and Nicholas F.