This is an excellent read on the Trilateral Commission and not just because it cites the early works of Antony Sutton and myself. The Commission was the fountainhead of Sustainable Development, aka Technocracy.
For those who have any lingering respect for the Constitution, Free Enterprise and the American dream, it is impossible to wish 'Rest In Peace' to Volcker or any of his other Trilateral cronies who have recently preceded him
The Atlantic Council has been connected to the impeachment inquiry through a common contact with Burisma Holdings and the supposed whistleblower, Eric Ciaramella. The Council's board is riddled with members of the Trilateral Commission.
When the Trilateral Commission set about to create a New international Economic Order in 1973, so-called Free Trade blossomed as nations dropped their external tariffs that allowed multi-directional trade.
Sen. Hawley has correctly nailed the big picture, except to name those who created weaponized globalization in the first place. TN readers can start with The Trilateral Commission and its New International Economic Order.
Some current and former members of the elitist Trilateral Commission who participated in Epstein's follies are likely very nervous that he will 'flip' and expose their debauchery, if not sexual felonies.
[su_note note_color="#daf2fd" radius="2"]Brookings Institution has deep connections with the Trilateral Commission that started the Technocratic New International Economic Order in 1973. Several Commissioners currently serve on its board. Thus, when Brookings speaks, TN listens.
Original Trilateral Commission member George P. Schulz is 98 years old, but is still talking about the New World Order with the same old talking points as from 45 years ago.
As in America, Trilateral Commission members and policies have dominated both sides of the political spectrum in Europe for 45 years. They are apolitical except for promoting the Commission's New International Economic Order, aka Technocracy and Sustainable Development.
Baron John Kerr is a member of the Executive Committee of the European branch of the Trilateral Commission. He regrets having authored Article 50 that made Brexit possible. Kerr has served on many boards of several giant companies like Shell and Rio Tinto.