This classic 1972 filmstrip presentation by G. Edward Griffin gives an introduction and overview of many key aspects of the New World Order.
Topics spoken about include the writings of Georgetown University Professor and CFR insider Carroll Quigley; the role of international bankers and central banks such as the Federal Reserve in controlling society; the activities of the British globalist Cecil Rhodes in forming roundtable groups; the establishment of the CFR in the United States; the establishment of Communism around the world through the covert activities of the international bankers; tactics used to trick the populace into desiring the empowerment of a world government; infiltration and control of activist groups such as the Black Panthers by the banking establishment; and aspects of the secret society known as the Illuminati which is associated with Freemasonry.
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Thanks for posting. I’m enjoying the video so far and had not seen it yet.
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I’ll check this video out when I wake up. I posted below a video I just finished of an interview with a professor about the origin of debt & and Western society.
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This classic 1972 filmstrip presentation by G. Edward Griffin gives an introduction and overview of many key aspects of the New World Order.
Topics spoken about include the writings of Georgetown University Professor and CFR insider Carroll Quigley; the role of international bankers and central banks such as the Federal Reserve in controlling society; the activities of the British globalist Cecil Rhodes in forming roundtable groups; the establishment of the CFR in the United States; the establishment of Communism around the world through the covert activities of the international bankers; tactics used to trick the populace into desiring the empowerment of a world government; infiltration and control of activist groups such as the Black Panthers by the banking establishment; and aspects of the secret society known as the Illuminati which is associated with Freemasonry.
Thanks for posting. I’m enjoying the video so far and had not seen it yet.
I’ll check this video out when I wake up. I posted below a video I just finished of an interview with a professor about the origin of debt & and Western society.
https://youtu.be/Hqe3IQQo_t4?si=-IG-1yRmWveStbgs