Obama Advances CFR’s Globalist Agenda – Hope: Obama’s Era of Change pt. 1
A year or two ago when we talked about spending a hundred million dollars for a bridge to nowhere, that was considered a scandal across the country. Now we’re talking about a thousand bridges to nowhere, and that’s called a new stimulus plan.
When the Council on Foreign Relation said they wanted to build a North American community, President Bush obliged them by arranging annual meetings between himself and the leaders of Mexico and Canada, as well as well as establishing a cabinet level network under the banner of the Security and Prosperity Partnership. The organization of the SPP fueled rumors of a North American Union.
The dollar is being strategically devalued and rapidly becoming less attractive as a reserve currency. This whole bailout plan that we’ve been watching unfold over the last few months is little more than the Federal Reserve creating money out of thin air and handing it out. In doing so they devalue the dollar.
This Washington Post article calls our favorite CFR man, Timothy Geithner, the primary architect of the Bush administration’s response to the financial crisis. The article elaborates on how Geithner worked closely with Bush’s current Treasury, Secretary Hank Paulson, to devise the bailouts of the investment bank Bear Stearns and the insurance giant AIG. All of this at a time when talk of moving away from the dollar as a reserve currency is omnipresent. So if the dollar is being devalued and looking less and less like an option for a reserve currency, what does that leave? It leaves the Euro and multinational currencies as yet unborn, according to the CFR.
President elect Obama’s nomination of CFR man Timothy Geithner, doesn’t exactly signal the kind of change that we were promised. Indeed if it signals a change at all it demonstrates that his administration will pursue the agenda of the globalists at the Council on Foreign Relations even more aggressively.

