Henry Kissinger once called the Trilateral Commission a ‘government in exile.’ His cooperation with them was inherent in his tight-knit relationship with both Nelson and David Rockefeller.
It was their work on the oil crisis that set up the Trilateral Commission with enough collateral (geopolitical power in the form of the petrodollar) in order to persuade isolationist Japan to coordinate trade with the U.S. and Germany.
Further shocks during the Carter Administration put into place the manipulation of oil prices via OPEC demands, war and conflict, etc.
By forcing debt payment on the petrodollar world currency peg, Wall Street and the American East Coast got a cut of everything that was borrowed or spent.
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It was their work on the oil crisis that set up the Trilateral Commission with enough collateral (geopolitical power in the form of the petrodollar) in order to persuade isolationist Japan to coordinate trade with the U.S. and Germany.
Further shocks during the Carter Administration put into place the manipulation of oil prices via OPEC demands, war and conflict, etc.
By forcing debt payment on the petrodollar world currency peg, Wall Street and the American East Coast got a cut of everything that was borrowed or spent.
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