condemned the internationalist worldview of the TC in his 1980 campaign for president, he actually welcomed the group to the White House during his presidency, perhaps no surprise since Reagan’s vice president, George H.W. Bush, was a founding TC member.

TC is essentially a junior affiliate of Bilderberg, the most exclusive and secretive club in the world, which was largely established under the auspices of the European-based Rothschild banking dynasty.







Waggish students of the two groups say while TC membership includes university professors, bankers and business executives, to be invited to the annual Bilderberg meetings on a regular basis, you have to own a multinational bank, a multinational corporation or a country.

While not widely publicized, TC gatherings are generally more open, in contrast to Bilderberg, which meets in secret atis related to the negative publicity internationalist groups have been receiving thanks to exposure from independent newspapers like AMERICAN FREE PRESS and journalists like Jim Tucker.

Grace Oyama is a revisionist writer and translator. She is fluent in Japanese, English and Italian.

Globalists Push Massive Far East Free Trade Zone

By Mark Anderson

As AMERICAN FREE PRESS recently reported, former U.S. ambassador to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Nicholas Burns told a Chicago gathering on March 28 that the 28-member, traditionally defensive military alliance is fast becoming “the first responder” of the world and seeks a bold eastward expansion to possibly absorb Japan, Australia, India and New Zealand, among others.

Burns’s revealing remarks before nearly 400 people, sponsored by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs (CCGA), officially kicked off a brisk series