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Posted: Monday, May 20, 2002 10:00 pm
Get U.S. out of the U.N.
Both its history and its current activity demonstrate that the
Council on Foreign Relations is dedicated to the submergence of our
nation in the world government run by the United Nations.
Yet the little-known, New York-based private organization
confirms that 503 of its approximately 4,000 members are
government officials of the United States. These include the vice
president, secretary of state, director of the Central Intelligence
Agency, national security adviser and numerous members of Congress,
Supreme Court justices, heads of our military and other top
appointees.
The cover of the CFRs 2001 Annual Report shows photos of only
three people: President George Bush, Chinese dictator Jiang Zemin
who spoke at the councils headquarters in September and U.N.
Secretary-General Kofi Annan, a regular visitor to the council.
All three are CFR favorites precisely because all three are
pushing the world into the grasp of the U.N., where totalitarian
control over mankind will be administered as it is being
administered in China.
Americans must become aware of this sell-out before its too
late to extricate our nation from the United Nations.
Aileen Boyce Lodi
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