Merging globalism and climate control
The first billionaire in U.S. History was John D. Rockefeller. He and J.P. Morgan dominated late 19th and early 20th centuries’ economic and political history, especially after they teamed up to create The Council on Foreign Relations in 1921 — quickly becoming the most powerful political special interest group in U.S. history. A recent column showed that John D. Rockefeller’s grandson, David, was the most influential individual in post World War II America and perhaps in the world.
Most U.S. history textbooks show how oil baron John D. Rockefeller worked ruthlessly to monopolize 90 percent of the oil industry in the United States, but few have given focus to David’s working to demonize the fossil fuel industry of his grandfather in favor of alternative energy dominance wherein the Rockefeller family is now heavily vested. But first he had to popularize a myth — fossil fuels change the climate and thus must be managed at the world level. The myth ensures the Rockerfellers’ place of wealth with alternative energy and creates a need for a world government that they, because of their wealth, would manage, as they have the U.S. government.
What has been known by those who focus on specialinterest-group politics is now more fully explained in a 24 page report by the Energy and Environmental Legal Institute called “The Rockefeller Way: The Family’s Covert ‘Climate Change’ Plan,” released in December of 2016. It concluded: “Since the beginning of their philanthropic endeavors, the Rockefellers have used social causes to amass influence in policy areas of their choosing. Since the 1980s, their cause of choice has been the climate change agenda (originally called global warming). Their crusade to collapse the fossil fuel industry in favor of renewable energy is well-documented, from their involvement in major global climate treaties and organizations — the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in 1992 to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol — to spending hundreds of millions to advance the renewable energy industry. Through their Sustainable Development Program, the Rockefellers continue to promote their self-serving ‘clean energy’ policies throughout both the federal government and general public.”
Their point, “As the most prolific benefactors of the climate activist movement, the Rockefellers’ impact on the energy industry sees no bounds, as the family’s objectives permeate throughout federal and state energy policy, as well as international social engineering globalist compacts such as Agenda 21.”
So how has the public been convinced that global warming is real? This they accomplished, “through the Rockefellers’ web of family foundations, universities and institutions, as well as huge grants to other charities….” As a result of this web, “they have gained unprecedented influence in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, energy and the environment. Their highly complex integration of hedge funds, interlocking board positions and non-profit organizations has steered public policy on these issues and provided them with foreknowledge of emerging markets and access to the developing worlds’ natural resources.”
Conditioning Americans to accept their views has progressed through multiple generations, affecting most areas. The report continues: “Since the beginning of their philanthropic endeavors, the Rockefellers have used social causes to amass influence in policy areas of their choosing. Since the 1980s, their cause of choice has been the climate change agenda (originally called global warming).” When global warming could not be proved, they changed terminology to climate change that can be shown to change over time somewhere on the globe.
When one side of an issue receives much greater funding than the other, the resultant public support or non-support becomes predictable. Catastrophic science (the world is coming to an end) has always been more easily funded. When the Rockefellers want something, they fund those “proving” the need, as with Columbia University’s Journalism School’s Energy and Environmental Reporting Fellowship Project, then Rockefeller media outlets such as The New York Times, the Washington Post and Time magazine publicize the findings of the Rockefeller financed studies. It’s really quite simple.
It is no wonder the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, created in 1940 by John D’s five grandsons John, Nelson, Laurence, Winthrop and, finally, David, to advance international governing bodies, “boast of being one of the first major global warming activists” institutions. Certainly, funding attests to the boast: the formation of the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in 1988 and the establishment of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change in 1992. RBF funded the global adaptation of the Rio Treaty reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 5.2 percent by 2012 and in 1997 “helped promote and orchestrate the Kyoto Protocol with Japan.” In Europe the RBF “donated $10 million to fund an alliance of local, state and federal leaders in the United Kingdom and Germany to address the issue.”
Major Rockefeller taxexempt foundations are The Rockefeller Foundation, The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, The Rockefeller Family Fund and Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Inc. All four have “poured tens of millions into major green activist groups.” Indeed, without them the global warming or climate change issue comparatively would be non-existent. For the Rockefellers it does not matter whether it is true, only that it is the vehicle that sustains their wealth and power over the United States and their best argument to expand that power, through their New World Order, over the whole world. In the late 1800s John D. Rockefeller did not have the power to veil his influence over America, today the Rockefeller family does.
Harold W. Pease, PhD, is a syndicated columnist and an expert on the United States Constitution. He has dedicated his career to studying the writings of the Founding Fathers and applying that knowledge to current events. He has taught history and political science from this perspective for more than 30 years at Taft College. To read more of his weekly articles, please visit www. LibertyUnderFire.org.