CFR and the Trilateral Commission: The Rumour of a Network That Chooses Policy Before Voters Choose Leaders
In 1973, David Rockefeller founded the Trilateral Commission to bring policy makers, business leaders, media figures, and academics from North America, Europe, and Japan into the same room. More than half a century earlier, the Council on Foreign Relations had formed in New York after the Versailles Peace Conference of 1921. Neither organization hides that it gathers influential people to discuss the world. What…
Read in Vietnamese →In 1973, David Rockefeller founded the Trilateral Commission to bring policy makers, business leaders, media figures, and academics from North America, Europe, and Japan into the same room. More than half a century earlier, the Council on Foreign Relations had formed in New York after the Versailles Peace Conference of 1921. Neither organization hides that it gathers influential people to discuss the world. What makes them central to the rumour is another question: what happens when people who write policy, finance projects, run corporations, shape news, and later enter government meet before the public knows where policy is going?
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