Quinn: [laughs] Well, yes, that is true. But she [Hilary
Clinton] delivered the welcoming address at the Bilderberg meeting down in
Georgia, which was written up by the way by one of the small Georgia papers
there. We read that article on the air. It was interesting. He chronicled
the
incredible amount of security that surrounds this meeting.
Whitley: Right.
Quinn: Was anybody there who ratted on what went on?
Whitley: Yes, we've always had good sources. I wouldn't like to be
too specific because they're people who very cautiously we've developed
links with, and who kind of work at a secondary level but who are directly
involved with people who are at the Bilderberger meeting. They are becoming
increasingly concerned themselves with where this stuff is going. So, yes,
we do find out what's going on. Basically what happened at that meeting was
they picked up a theme that was also discussed at Davos and [that] they're
really pushing - and this was discussed at the Trilateral meeting in Tokyo,
too - they're pushing for three regional governments and for the military
anchoring of those...
Quinn: The military anchoring of three regional governments?
Whitley: Yes. The whole idea is that you divide the world up into
three governmental zones, and each one will have an enforcement army; and
then you merge those government zones into one, and you merge those three
armies into one. In essence, you get a three-fold world state. And this has
been the long-term plan of the Trilateral Commission, which is how it got
its name. They're going along three lines, trilateral, to one World
State. And, of course, you've got the Asian Union, the European Union, and
coming into existence now, first announced at
Davos, privately,
is the American Union. Now we did publicly announce this one week after
Davos finished, from our own sources. We went on the Internet and in our own
Newsletter and we said that it was agreed that there would be a
fast-tracking of NAFTA, the
North American Free
Trade Agreement, plus SAFTA, the South American Free Trade Agreement,
for a full union by the year 2003, even if just the structure was in place.
And that Newt Gringrich would be backing this and that Bill Clinton will be
announcing it. A month and a half after Davos, Clinton announced this. So
either this was a plan - part of a global plan - or we got very lucky.
[laughs] But we seem to get very lucky most of the time, so obviously
there is a plan there....
Quinn: From the War Room, the Quinn In The Morning Show
continues. We are having a discussion with John Whitley, expert on the New
World order, and, Yes, folks, that's it. I've seen all the evidence I need
to see. I am now a full-blown kook. Good morning again, John. John Whitley,
up in Toronto, Canada. Now, on the subject of the CFR, you were about to say
one more thing.
Whitley: Well, Jim, you know, you can't get anywhere in U.S.
military life, at the very top of the military structure, the top of the
political structure, the people who are publishers and key editors, and even
foreign affairs journalists and so forth of the major newspapers, and
correspondents for 60 Minutes, all of these people, together
with the key people in the CFR in the State Department and so forth, are
members of the CFR. So these are the people who, when they get together,
they don't get together with the local members in Chicago. They get together
with each other and they read the CFR's bimonthly and sometimes more
frequent magazine, Foreign Affairs. They basically follow the
CFR line in whatever they do. So the American military, the American
government, the American press are being run by CFR insiders, and that's the
reality. If we're talking about a parallel government, that's what the CFR
has been called.
Quinn: The parallel government?
Whitley: America's secret government...
Quinn: All right, now, John, recently of course
Ron Brown just died in
a plane crash, and shortly after Ron Brown died there was much shredding
of documents going on at the Commerce Department. But there were a number of
documents that were left intact and they were spirited away from the
Commerce department to the small Business administration, where it was hoped
nobody would find them, by a fellow by the name of Ira Sokowitz.
Whitley: Uh hm.
Quinn: And I heard a news story the other night where they were
listing some of the documents. And among those documents, they said,
"were top-secret documents from the Council on Foreign Relations."
If the Council on Foreign Relations is not part of the U.S. government, what
are documents from that Council doing being classified top secret
under the auspices of government security if this is a private sector think
tank?
Whitley: I hate to be blunt about this, but basically what happens
is the CFR writes policy for the U.S. government, and then that
policy is executed by CFR members in the U.S. government. In essence,
the CFR advises itself on what it should do and then it does it.
Quinn: Okay, so you believe that's probably what's in those
classified documents?
Whitley: Oh, I've no doubt that what's in those documents is very
revealing of what will yet happen. See, they're pushing for global
free trade by the year 2020. I mean, we're talking about hemispheric free
trade - essentially a western hemispheric union for the whole of north,
south and central America, with the U.S. Constitution well on its way out
and the Bill of Rights long gone, and a new political document covering that
whole hemispheric union by the year 2003. But they're talking about this
global consummation by the year 2020. I'm sure those documents included
those kinds of statements and references and the policies to bring them into
place. And they don't want the American public awakened to those
things yet.
Quinn: Well, in keeping with our tradition here on this show of
telling adult ghost stories by the camp fire, what's the scariest stuff that
these people are into?
Whitley: The scariest stuff? Well, you'll recollect - I'm going to
digress just slightly here - you remember we were talking about the [U.S.
government's] concentration camp program, that we'd done a Report on that,
as well, but that was [already] in existence - I think we were talking about
that for a brief time on your last program. Clinton was asked by Sarah
McClendon [a senior member of the White House press corps] at a March press
conference to deny this, to deny all these allegations about
the U.S. army being
merged with the Russian army, and counties in southern states being
given to the U.N. for biospheric reasons [and about the U.S. government's
concentration camp program], and so forth. And this is what Clinton had to
say. Clinton said, [laughs] "Well, I want Americans to think
about this." I'm paraphrasing slightly. "How can we be an
independent sovereign nation when we're leading an increasingly
interdependent world. This means that Americans are going to have to
think about these issues and we're going to have to make some very difficult
decisions in the future." Now this was in answer to a question about
concentration camps
being set up in the United States. So that's the kind of future they've got
planned internally. And we've seen the kinds of laws they've tried to force
through, the Counter-Terrorism Bill and so forth. We've seen increasing acts
of terrorism. Those are the kinds of things that they are planning to
unleash upon the North American population because we are too free.
And that freedom needs
to be restricted and corralled.
We've got, as you rightly said, a tremendous threat from
Red China. We've
also got the looming threat of a war in Bosnia. They desperately want this.
They're going to go after those war criminals, they're going to excite the
local Serbs, and they're going to get their war. There's a very real
possibility, too, of a nasty conflict in the Middle East which would drive
oil prices through the roof. And we have no reserves on hand and nothing
available for over a decade apart from [those oil] resources in the Middle
East. And, of course, that will send tremendous shocks through the stock
market. All of these things help them. So we can expect those things to
happen, apart from whatever restrictions they plan to bring in over the next
year [because of] the environmental movement...
Quinn: Back now to John Whitley, in Toronto, Canada. A couple of
other subjects that were covered at the Bilderberger meeting; ah, Islam....
Whitley: They're maneuvering, of course, to make Islam a big
terrorist threat. Islam is something that they've penetrated. Many of the
leaders like Khomeini [paid a stipend by the CIA during his "exile" in
Paris] were actually CIA-financed and front men. So, you know, it's
something they've really been maneuvering to bring into the gap that the
Soviet Union has kind of left empty. Plus they need increased terrorism to
bring in their recommendations on global governance, which will essentially
take our freedom away in exchange for giving us "guaranteed security". in
their own words. For that, you need increased terrorism and that is
equivalent to "terrorist Islam".