trilateral commision

[Absolute Jackass]

Cecil,

I'm not gonna subscribe 'cause I think you're part of the problem.

Do you really believe that the trilateral commision is only the "offspring"?

Check this, Bilderburg, CFR, and all of these other groups of "elites" are still alive and well, and they share the same membership.

You tout yourself as being "the straight dope". IMHO, you are just the "dope".

This plan, by the way; Ain't gonna work. We aren't as think as you drunk we are.

We're watching you...

Aaron Russo, Ron Paul are great Americans. You, on the other hand, suck.

[samclem]

Originally Posted by Absolute Jackass

Aaron Russo, Ron Paul are great Americans. You, on the other hand, suck.

Dear Mr. Jackass. If you have evidence that Mr. Russo is still alive, could you offer it up? Thanks.

[Exapno Mapcase]

Aw, c'mon, Sam. The OP may have taken a few too many hits off the hookah, but shouldn't a mod link to the original column even after wading hip deep through the huzzanga?*

Looks to be either Is the Trilateral Commission the secret organization that runs the world? or Is the Bilderberg Group the center of the one-world conspiracy?.

And you didn't even thank him for not subscribing. Where are your manners?

*

Does anyone besides me remember the Benny Hill sketch in which Benny Hill is visiting the chief of an African tribe? When the chief speaks to his tribe, they frequently interrupt him with shouts of "Huzzanga!" Benny is impressed by the enthusiasm shown to the chief. That is, until he is shown around the farming compound and his guide says, "Don't step in the huzzanga."

Not original to Benny, of course, just a convenient link.

[AskNott]

AbJack may be spewing flippitywee in most of his post, but there is one element of truth in it. At Victory Field ballpark, on the third base side, there a Build-A-Burger stand next to the snack bar. Every time I went to a ball game, the Build-A-Burgers had a lot of customers.

[skid]

I can not tell you much about any so called “conspiracy theories”. However, I would like to recommend that you read David Rockefeller’s book “Memoirs” (published by Random House in 2002). On page 405 of his book, Rockefeller states:

"For more than a century ideological extremists at either end of the political spectrum have seized upon well-publicized incidents such as my encounter with Castro to attack the Rockefeller family for the inordinate influence they claim we wield over American political and economic institutions. Some even believe we are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as ‘internationalists’ and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure
– one world, if you will. If that’s the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it."


Inordinate means not within proper limits; excessive; unrestrained in conduct.

Cabal is another word for "conspiracy."

What is the conspiracy?
He is "working against the best interests of the United States."

Although I could give several examples of how the Trilateral Commission and the Council on Foreign Relations has been committing these acts of treason against our country, it seems to me that his admission of guilt is sufficient.

[Exapno Mapcase]

You'll excuse me for trying to insert a touch of the rational into a discussion of conspiracy theories. I realize how inordinately much that is hated by the cabal. However, neither inordinate nor cabal are Rockefeller's words; they are attacks made by his enemies.

Nor does Rockefeller admit that either of those terms are true. What he admits to is that he is working "to build a more integrated global political and economic structure – one world, if you will. "

Now, it is obvious that globalization is the future. It is coming and it cannot be stopped. There is a legitimate argument over whether globalization is positive overall, what aspects of globalization are positive, and for whom those aspects are positive.

There is also a legitimate argument over the extent to which building an international community is positive.

Still, absolutely none of what Rockefeller has done is known to have been done in secret. Not can it be said that working for greater international economic and political cooperation is against the interests of the United States per se. Virtually everybody other than conspiracy theorists believe instead that is a good thing, an important thing, a necessary and vital thing, and it is those working to halt these efforts that are moving against the interests of the United States.

Treason? Hardly. There is no rational case to be made for that. And you certainly haven't bothered to make even an irrational case. Merely proclaiming that something totally nebulous is an act of treason isn't an argument at all. It's a reason to ignore you.

Try again. When come back bring facts.