Recruiting
by James F. Fitzgerald, National Director of Field Activities

On Tuesday March 17, 2009, the Newark, N.J. Star-Ledger published a column on the front page with a headline stating "Obama serves conspiracists a feast of Bilderbergers." Reporter Kenneth P. Vogel, writing in a satirical fashion, stated:

The highest levels of the Obama administration are infested with members of a shadowy, elitist cabal intent on installing a one-world government that subverts the will of the American people.

Vogel proceeded to mention the names of several members of the Obama administration who had recently attended a Bilderberger conference. He described it as a meeting of "100 to 150 titans of politics, finance, military, industry, academia and media" who meet once a year to discuss world affairs:

It is precisely that exclusive roster of global influential figures that has captured the interest of an international network of conspiracists who for decades have viewed the Bilderberger conference as a devious corporate-globalist scheme.

Throughout the article Vogel takes every opportunity to have these Insiders appear to be important, but nevertheless average executives who have the best interests of their respective countries as their primary concern. However, when it comes to transparency of Bilderberger conferences, a different attitude prevails:

Bilderberger meetings are closed to the press, participants are asked not to publicly discuss the proceedings and the attendee list is only occasionally released.

It is also noteworthy that the Star-Ledger reporter made only one brief mention of the Council on Foreign Relations. He did not point out that every Bilderberger mentioned in his report is also a CFR member.

Members of The John Birch Society have known for decades that the CFR and its associated Trilateral Commission and Bilderberg participants have all worked tirelessly to establish a world government under control of the United Nations.

The claim of these conspirators that they merely study and discuss current issues and do not make policy does not hold up when their statements calling for the subordination of the U.S. Constitution become the public policy they call for in the positions they are appointed to.

Robert Welch the founder of The John Birch Society said it best in 1975:

There is a Conspiracy at work, as sure as there is a law of gravity. And to try to overcome its effects by ignoring its existence is exactly the kind of opposition that the Conspiracy has contrived and created for itself.... So we stand solidly on our position that the only way to stop this Conspiracy is to expose it.

So let's continue exposing these Insiders with solid information and point out the pressing need to preserve the real beauty of America's promise.

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• Share Edwin Vieira's reprinted article, "A Crisis of Dollars and Sense."