Council For National Policy Interests Backing Kentucky Senate Campaign Of Rand Paul
Lee Rogers - 02-17-2010
A number of special interests with links back to the secretive religious and political based group known as the Council for National Policy are backing the Kentucky Senate campaign of Rand Paul. The Council for National Policy is a shadowy group that meets in secret three times a year whose membership list consists of high profile elites within the religious and political spectrum of the so-called right wing of American politics. Powerful and influential individuals who have served a role in pushing forward the New World Order agenda like George W. Bush, John Ashcroft, Dick Cheney, Bill Frist, Tom Delay, Pat Robertson and many others have either spoken in front of the group or are full-fledged members. The group also has members with links to the John Birch Society a controlled opposition group to the world government agenda that the late author Eustace Mullins said was actually financed by Rockefeller money. The group also has members and former members who frequently appear on patriot oriented radio shows and alternative media outlets like Paul Craig Roberts and Dr. Stan Monteith. With individuals and groups who have links to the Council for National Policy supporting Paul’s campaign, it appears as if we are seeing more smoke and mirrors and phony opposition to the New World Order agenda.
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February 21st, 2010 at 1:03 pm
How did you determine that the JBS is a “controlled opposition group”? Is there a set of rules by which you make such determinations?
Why do you cite Eustace Mullins as having any credible knowledge about the JBS? In fact, why did Mullins ask the JBS to sell his books in its bookstores if he thought they were financed by Rockefeller money?
February 21st, 2010 at 1:18 pm
If you were lurking around, I thought that that would bring you out of the shadows
Too bad he doesn’t allow comments, eh? Perhaps you can find his email addy somewhere and properly chastise him?
Personally, I like the info you have accumulated on the JBS - because it’s genuine and primary material. I also appreciate the look you provide into the entire edifice of right-wing conspiracy theory. The only reason why I linked to the present article was because of the CNP angle. Whatever Lee Rogers writes besides that is entirely up to him … and I fully anticipated that if you had read his words, you’d indeed have a thing or two to say!