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House intimate and Secretary of State, later chairman of United Technologies.
Turner
believed he was buying MGM’s extensive library of films for his WTBS channel, but the Wall
Street Journal later chortled that he had been tricked, and that most of the film library had
been sold before he negotiated for MGM. To finance his purchase of MGM-United Artists,
Turner intended to borrow 515 billion [?] through Drexel Burnham Lambert, the American
branch of the Banque Bruxelles Lambert, the Belgian branch of the Rothschild operations.
CBS is a $4.5 billion a year operation, which banks through the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
William S. Paley, heir to a cigar fortune, has been chairman of CBS for many years.
To
those who do not know of CBS’ many CIA and British Intelligence connections, he is
supposed to run it as a one-man operation.
Directors of CBS are Harold Brown, who was Secretary of the Air Force from 1965-69,
Secretary of Defense from 1977-81, and is now executive director of the Trilateral
Commission;
Roswell Gilpatric, who has been with the Kuhn Loeb law firm of Cravath, Swaine & Moore
since 1931, and served as director of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York from 1973-76;
Henry B. Schnacht, chairman Cummins Engine Co., director of AT&T, Chase Manhattan
Bank, Council on Foreign Relations, Brookings Institute and Committee for Economic
Development; Michel C. Bergerac, Chairman Revlon, director Manufacturers Hanover;
James D. Wolfensohn, former head of J. Henry Schroder Bank; Franklin A. Thomas, head of
the Ford Foudation; Walter Cronkite; Newton D. Minow, director of Rand Corp., Pan
American, Foote, Cone & Belding;
Marietta Tree, director of Winston Churchill Foundation, Ditchley Foundation, U.S. Trust,
and Salomon Bros. She is a granddaughter of Endicott Peabody, founder of Groton, which
trains America’s elite. She married Ronald Tree, a high official of British Intelligence, and
godson of Marshall Field. She and her husband have an ancestral estate, Ditchley Park, to
the Ditchley Foundation. Located near Cambridge, it was W. Averill Harriman’s
headquarters during World War II when he coordinated the partnership of Franklin D.
Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, who actively disliked and distrusted each other.
They
usually checked with Harriman before agreeing to any action.
The Ditchley Foundation
serves as a conduit for instructions to many American groups from the Tavistock Institute,
an arm of the British Army Institute for Psychological Warfare.
Marietta Tree’s career gave
rise to the term “beautiful people”, to describe members of the glittering international set that
represented the operations of the World Order. She began working for Nelson Rockefeller
in 1942, and later served as Ambassador to the United Nations.
One victim of the CIA-British Intelligence operations at CBS was Roger Mudd, generally
considered the brightest star among television reporters. A direct descendant of Dr. Samuel
Mudd, who spent years as a political prisoner after the Civil War, Roger Mudd had a brilliant
19-year career at CBS, but was passed over as a successor to Walter Cronkite in favor of
Dan Rather.
The excuse was that he was not “vicious enough”, but the real reason was that
he had “sand-bagged his chances” (according to the Wall Street Journal) in 1980 when he
conducted a revealing interview with Teddy Kennedy which destroyed Kennedy’s chances
of being elected President.
Because of continuous Tavistock Institute-Bristish Army Institute of Psychological Warfare
control over the major television networks in the United States, ABC, CBS, and NBC present
many programs heavily slanted in favor of psychiatry.
They also emphasize the current
“liberal’ preoccupation with racial integration, crippled persons (who represent less of a
threat to the mauling parasites), sports programs, and jiggle shows (also known in the trade
as “t and a shows”).
Although the three networks are supposedly in bloodthirsty competition with each other,
viewing of the daily news programs reveals that each of the competing networks shows
exactly the same items of news each evening, usually in the same order. Almost all of the
