By Patrick Wood, Editor

Obama now has over 12 per­cent of the Tri­lat­eral Com­mis­sion U.S.  mem­ber­ship in top gov­ern­ment posts, including Sec­re­tary of the Trea­sury, Ambas­sador to the U.N., National Secu­rity Adviser, Director of National Intel­li­gence and others. This fol­lows the prece­dent set as far back as the pres­i­dency of Jimmy Carter in 1976.

When Pres­i­dent Ronald Reagan entered the Oval Office in early 1981, August’s formal pub­lishing activ­i­ties ground to a halt. Con­ser­v­a­tive sup­porters fig­ured that “Ronnie” would purge the Tri­lat­eral threat. Lib­eral sup­porters felt so defeated that they just gave up.

The August Review — Obama: Tri­lat­eral Com­mis­sion Endgame.