Subscribe Feed (RSS)How much does the Council on Foreign Relations really influence policy or politics?
December 26th, 2008 by Admin | Filed under Government.
advait0 asked:
Many cry the Council on Foreign Relations is somehow related to conspiracy, but how much does it really and openly influence policy or politics? It seems more like a social club or elite organization to me.
I mean I don’t see them all agreeing, the Director of the ACLU is in the CFR after all.
It would be the perfect mechanism to control the nation as it even has the Pres/Director of the ACLU in it and heads of non-profits, media, academic, etc. However, not all of these people agree at all.
So what does it really do?
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It is like a tiered pyramid….There are a lot of little guys at the bottom who do the “dirty” work..they don’t know exactly what is the ultimate goal is. Then as you go up you get a few people who know EXACTLY what is going on and what the end result will be.
It is both a social club but also an elite organization with their own thoughts about what each country should be. Right now we have some very big control freaks in it, who are wanting to destroy the US sovereignty and Constitution.
The CFR promotes a 1 world government. What else do you need to know?
They have no power at all. It is up to the Government in power, if they succeed or fail in their mission.
The CFR is only an advisory body that issues opinions on many different foreign policy issues. It is composed of some very influential and experienced persons in international relations, but it does not have actual power or responsibility to make or implement policy. It is pretty much up to the individual President of the US to take in what views or opinions they have and incorporate or reject what they have to say.
It’s pretty apparant that the current POTUS, George W. Bush, has for the most part ignored or disregarded any rational advice the CFR has had to offer throughout his term so far.