Initial List of Rhodes Scholars
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Cecil Rhodes set up the Rhodes Scholarships to recruit and bring top men from several nations to Oxford to be initiated into the Illuminati and to learn about how to bring in a One-World-Government
Educational grant to the University of Oxford, established in 1902 by the will of Cecil Rhodes for the purpose of promoting unity among English-speaking nations. The scholarships are for two years, with a third year at the discretion of the trustees. Until 1976, candidates had to be unmarried males between the ages of 19 and 25 and citizens of, and have at least five years' residency…
CECIL RHODES
Much has been written about British diamond magnate Cecil Rhodes, founder of the Rhodes Scholarship. Briefly, he was dedicated to establishing a socialist one-world government controlled by a small group of elite -- a world view he received from John Ruskin, his socialist professor at Oxford. After making his fortune in diamonds, Rhodes established a secret society in the form of a scholarship to promote this ideal should it fail to materialize before his death. Rhodes biographer Sarah Millin wrote: "The government of the world was Rhodes' simple desire."
In a letter to close friend and publisher W. T. Stead (fall of 1890) Rhodes described his plan: "The key of my idea discussed with you is a Society, copied from the Jesuits as to organization ... an idea which ultimately (leads) to the cessation of all wars and one language throughout the world.... The only thing feasible to carry this idea out is a secret one [society] gradually absorbing the wealth of the world to be devoted to such an object.... Fancy the charm to young America ... to share in a scheme to take the government of the whole world!" Rhodes also told Stead that scholars should possess the following traits: "smugness, brutality, unctuous rectitude, and tact."
Only 32 American students are selected each year for Rhodes Scholarships.
Event 12-19-1976 -- women win 13 of the 32 available Rhodes scholarships in the first year women are allowed to compete (and competed on equal terms) for the prestigious awards.
To be eligible for the scholarship, applicants must be under 24 years of age. Applicants apply through their home state, and approximately 10 to 12 people are selected for an interview. Two state representatives are chosen to advance to the regional level, which consist of six or seven states. Finally, four Rhodes Scholars are chosen.
Watson-Williams Helen (1912 - 1996) First woman Head of Department of English in Australia (University of Western Australia 1975-1977). First woman member of the Rhodes Scholarship Selection Board, WA 1976-1979. Inferior intelligence notions were slammed when Karen Stevenson became the first Black American woman to win a Rhodes Scholarship in 1979.
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1996 Rhodes Scholars ElectedCFR Membership List - A - D
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CFR Membership List - R - ZBB=Bilderberger CFR=Council on Foreign Relations RS=Rhodes Scholar S&B=Skull and Bones (Yale) TC=Trilateral Commission
Name Particulars
C. S. Abbott RS 1967 Charles David Abbott RS24 1972 Morris Berthod Abram CFR/RS Luton Ackerson RS16 Ernest Tolbert Adams RS11 W. B. Adams RS 1947 Williams Forbes Adams RS21 B. L. Adell RS 1961 Edgar Holt Ailes RS27 Carl Bert Albert RS A. S. Albro RS 1954 Cary Rudolph Alburn RS05 J. R. Alexander RS 1967 J.D. Alexander RS 1954 James Alexander Farmer RS21 Leigh Alexander RS05 C. C. Allen RS 1948 D. Allen RS 1955 Ned Bliss Allen RS23 T. H. Allen RS 1967 F. W. Aller RS 1969 David Muir Amacker RS17 R. D. Amado RS 1954 W. J. Amoss RS 1969 B. C. Anderson RS 1956 C. T. Anderson RS 1949 Dudley Babcock Anderson RS07 George W. Anderson, Jr. CFR/RS16 Montgomery Drummond Anderson RS22 Raymond Wesley Anderson RS18 Troyer Steele Anderson RS23 W. D. Anderson RS 1947 R. A. Anthony RS 1965 Edward McPherson Armstrong RS05 Joseph Barlett Armstrong RS16 William Hendrick Arnold, Jr. RS14 W. W. Arrowsmith RS 1948 Frank Davis Ashburn RS25 Stanley Royal Ashby RS04 D. E. Ashford RS 1950 R. F. Ashman RS 1969 Roscoe Ashworth RS17 T. B. Atkeson RS 1947 J. R. Atlas RS 1971 Warren Ortman Ault RS07 Frank Aydelotte RS05 D. W. Baad RS 1957 D. N. Bach RS 1965 John Rea Bacher RS18 R. W. Bachman RS 1966 Charles Rutherford Bagley RS17 Benjamin May Baker, Jr. RS23 Richard Hindry Baker RS22 Robert Farnham Baker RS28 Robert Lee Baker RS25 Ernest Roscoe Baltzell RS19 Willard Titus Barbour RS08 George Emerson Barnes RS04 Walter Carl Barnes RS13 Allen Barnett RS11 Frank Stringfellow Barr RS17 Stringfellow Barr RS Bryton Barron RS18 Alexander Kirkland Barton RS16 Miner Searle Bates RS16 Robert Henry Baugh RS27 Hubert Kingsley Beard RS11 Edgar Elliot Beaty RS26 Richard Capel Beckett RS07 Radcliffe Harold Beckwith RS20 Cedric Harding Beebe RS11 Francis Foulke Beirne RS11 Thomas Sydney Bell RS05 Irvine Furman Belser RS11 Edmund Olaf Belsheim RS27 Joseph Dexter Bennett RS24 Ralph Hervey Bevan RS04 John Howard Binns RS16 James Howard Bishop RS16 William Maxwell Blackburn RS23 Berkeley Blackman RS07 Maurice Cary Blake RS11 Robert Edwin Blake RS08 Shirl Hyde Blalock RS07 William John Bland RS10 Brand Blanshard RS13 Ralph Eugene Blodgett RS04 William Bryan Bolich RS21 Ernest Russel Boller RS26 Arthur Doerr Bond RS25 Daniel J. Boorstin RS David Lyle Boren RS/S&B 1963 Reuben August Borsch RS25 Boardman Marsh Bosworth RS19 Wayne Cook Bosworth RS13 Carleton Goldstone Bowden RS14 Charles Caldwell Bowie RS22 James Insley Boyce RS10 John Brademas BB/CFR/RS/TC Hugh Bradley RS24 William ("Bill") Bradley CFR/RS Joseph August Brandt RS21 Raymond Peter Brandt RS18 William Henry Branham RS05 Bennet Harvie Branscomb RS14 Carter Marshall Braxton CFR/RS24 William Arthur Breyfogle RS28 Charles Simonton Brice RS10 Crane Brinton CFR/RS19 Frank Baker Bristow RS10 Thomas Parmelee Brockway RS22 Robert Bigham Brode RS24 Philip Henry Brodie RS13 Bertrand Harris Bronson RS22 C. F. Tucker Brooke RS04 Robert Preston Brooks RS04 Robert R. R. Brooks RS26 Ford Keeler Brown RS19 Julius Arthur Brown RS04 Matthew Alec Brown RS08 Wallace Cable Brown RS27 Walter Lindsey Brown RS26 Henry Chase Brownell RS10 Homer Lindsey Bruce RS13 Leslie M. Bruce RS23 Henry Van Anda Bruchholz RS13 Hugh McLellan Bryan RS10 Walter Speight Bryan RS10 Floyd Sherman Bryant RS13 Scott Milross Buchanan RS17 Frederick William Buchholz RS05 Philip Wallenstein Buck RS23 Robert Wilbur Burgess RS08 Robert Emmett Burk RS23 Leroy James Burlingame RS19 Jefferson DeMent Burrus, Jr. RS27 Arthur Keeler Burt RS23 William Russell Burwell RS16 Charles Whiteley Bush RS04 Vincent Kingwell Butler RS11 William Walton Butterworth RS24 Eldridge Houston Campbell, Jr. RS23 Walter Stanley Campbell RS08 Erwin Dain Canham M33/RS26 John Porter Carelton RS22 Raymond Giddens Carey RS24 William D. P. Carey RS22 Oliver Cromwell Carmichael RS13 Neil Carothers RS04 Rhys Carpenter RS08 Ralph Moore Carson CFR/RS18 Charles Willard Carter, Jr. RS19 Francis Bayard Carter RS18 George Gray Carter RS23 Clarence Austin Castle RS14 Richard ("Dick") F. Celeste CFR/RS Gordon Keith Chalmers RS26 Newcomb Kinney Chaney RS07 Eugene Parker Chase RS16 John Waddell Chase RS26 Charles Marvin Chatfield RS21 Arthur Shamberger Chenoweth RS07 James Saxon Childers RS21 Thomas Warren Childs RS28 James Morris Christensen RS21 Paul Christopherson RS24 Dean Alexander Clark RS27 John Murdoch Clarke RS19 Wesley Clark RS (August 1966-August 1968).Clark graduated first in his class at West Point, and studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University. He also graduated from the National War College, Command and General Staff College, Armor Officer Advanced and Basic Courses, and Ranger and Airborne schools. He was a candidate for President of the U.S. in 2004. Charles Russell Clason RS14 Hervey Milton Cleckley RS24 Herbert Eugene Clefton RS19 Harlan B. Cleveland BB/CFR/RS William (Bill) Jefferson Clinton BB/CFR/RS/TC Clinton was graduated from Georgetown University and in 1968 won a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University. He received a law degree from Yale University in 1973, and entered politics in Arkansas. He was President of the U.S. from 1992 until 2000. Herbert Green Cochran RS08 William Johnston Cocke RS26 Robert P. Tristram Coffin RS16 Kenneth Carey Cole RS21 Wilton Donald Cole RS24 Paul Robinson Coleman-Norton RS19 Charles C. Collingwood CFR/RS Reginald Lansing Cook RS26 William Coburn Cook RS14 Henry Harrison Cooke RS21 Charles Bryant Coolidge RS20 Raymond Huntington Coon RS04 Andrew Vincent Corry RS27 Hugh B. Cox RS27 Clayton Bion Craig RS26 Franzo Hazlett Crawford RS20 William Clark Crittenden RS04 Philip Dyer Crockett RS19 Neil Louis Crone RS25 Leonard Wolsey Cronkhite RS05 Toney Taylor Crooks RS10 Laurence Alden Crosby RS13 Clayton Edward Crosland RS10 Roscoe Cross RS26 Weldon Frank Crossland RS13 Hugh Terry Cunningham RS/S&B 1934 Robert Newton Cunningham RS26 George Henry Curtis RS08 William Strong Cushing RS08 John Sherman Custer RS07 Edward Francis D'Arms RS25 R. D. Adams RS 1962 Charles Wendell David RS08 Robert Franklin Davidson RS26 John Archibald V. Davies RS18 Arthur Kyle Davis, Jr. RS19 Elmer Holmes Davis RS10 Harold Hess Davis RS24 John Henry Davis RS20 Vest Davis RS11 Wilburt Cornell Davison RS13 Oscar Fulton Davisson, Jr. RS20 Pete Dawkins RS John Philip Dawson RS24 Robert Jemison Van De Graaff RS25 James Quayle Dealey RS20 William Ray Dennes RS19 Harvey Bruce Densmore RS04 William Everett Derryberry RS28 Samuel Arthur Devan RS11 Alexander Coldough Dick RS17 Richard Lester Disney RS10 Arthur Brittan Doe RS13 McPherrin Hatfield Donaldson RS11 Hedley Williams Donovan BB/CFR/RS/TC Joseph David Doty RS18 Edward Dubuisson RS21 Earl Meador Dunbar RS22 Richard William Dunlap RS17 Terry Colley Durham RS13 Clifford Judkins Durr RS18 Edward P. F. Eagan RS22 Clyde Eagleton RS14 Chester Verne Easum RS16 Edward Henry Eckel RS10 Thomas H. Edsall RS17 Corwin D. Edwards RS21 Samuel Ely Eliot RS05 Albert Russell Ellingwood RS10 William Yandell Elliott CFR/RS19 Paul Theodore Ellsworth RS22 Clyde Emery RS21 Bryan England RS18 Horace Bidwell English RS11 Newton Edward Ensign RS05 Bergen Evans RS28 Elwyn Evans RS18 John King Fairbank CFR/RS James Fallows RS Larkin Hundley Farinholt RS28 Leonard Eugene Farley RS10 Lawrence William Faucett RS16 George Adlai Feather RS17 Francis de Leisseline Fergusson RS23 Robert Michael Field, Jr. RS21 William Luther Finger RS16 Edwin Medbery Fitch RS23 Alexander Green Fite RS14 Esper Wayne Fitz RS11 William Alexander Fleet RS04 Frank Cudworth Flint RS19 William Willard Flint RS14 Fitzgerald Flournoy RS22 Francis Howard Fobes RS04 Malcolm Fooshee RS22 Ebb James Ford RS05 Edwin Douglas Ford, Jr. RS21 Herbert Giddens Ford RS21 Carol Howe Foster RS05 Ralph Baxter Foster RS13 Mowat Gjems Fraser RS21 William Coleman Frierson RS20 Lucius Arnold Frye RS08 James William Fulbright BB/RS25 John Farquhar Fulton RS21 Marshall Nairne Fulton RS19 William Monroe Gaddy RS10 Frank Hoyt Gailor RS13 Frederic Russell Gamble RS20 Richard Newton Gardner CFR/RS/TC Milan Wayne Garrett RS20 Florien Preston Gass RS24 Henry Markley Gass RS07 Caleb Frank Gates RS26 Cyrus Stokes Gentry RS14 Ludwig Sherman Gerlough RS11 Lucien Pinckard Giddens RS28 Morrison Beall Giffen RS08 George Hussey Gifford RS13 Van Wagenen Gilson RS11 Lawrence Henry Gipson, Jr. RS04 Charles Lucian Gleaves RS28 Harold Sanford Glendening RS19 John Lyles Glenn, Jr. RS14 Albert Frank Gollnick RS22 Robert Kent Gooch RS14 Paul Francis Good RS14 Eugene William Goodwillie RS28 Axel Berg Gravern RS18 Charles Harold Gray RS14 Franklin Dingwall Gray RS25 Welser Sly Greathouse RS24 William Chace Greene RS22 William Chase Greene RS11 Ernest Stacey Griffith RS17 Farnham Pond Griffiths RS07 Raymond Leonard Grismer RS16 LaPenne J. Guenveur RS17 Henry Alvin Gunderson RS11 Richard Crocker Gurney RS28 Robert Lee Gutherie RS24 Lloyd Haberly RS21 Roy Kenneth Hack RS05 Pat Haden RS Carl Haessler RS11 Julian Lamar Hagen RS18 Robert Hale RS10 Ford Poulton Hall RS22 Edward Billings Ham RS23 George Earl Hamilton RS04 Robert Patrick Hamilton RS19 Thomas Jefferson Hamilton, Jr. CFR/RS28 William Paul Hamilton RS20 William Shacklett Hamilton RS10 Mason Hammond RS25 Virgil Melvin Hancher RS18 Thomas Porter Hardman RS08 Clarence Henry Haring RS07 John Marshall Harlan RS20 Joseph Barlow Harrison RS10 Frank Walker Harrold RS19 John L. J. Hart RS25 Ralph V. L. Hartley RS10 Robert William Hartley CFR/RS07 Paul Atkins Harwood RS24 Paul Swain Havens RS25 Valentine Britton Havens RS13 Charles Francis Hawkins RS14 John David Hayes RS11 Woodford Agee Heflin RS27 Robert Frederick Heilbron RS27 Robert Graham Heiner RS21 Roy Helm RS11 William Clark Helmbold RS28 Paul Kirby Hennessy RS26 Robert Llewellyn Henry RS04 Harold Brooks Hering RS11 Francis Herkomer Herrick RS23 Donald Grant Herring RS07 Maxwell Haines Herriott RS19 Rexford Brammer Hersey RS17 Everett Way Highsmith RS22 Howard Stevens Hilley RS14 Henry Hinds RS04 Hebbel Edward Hoff RS28 Milton J. Hoffman RS10 William Collar Holbrook RS20 Wilbur Jennings Holleman RS20 Emile Frederic Holman RS14 Frank Ezekiel Holman RS08 Harris Hazleton Holt RS05 Benjamin Clark Holtzclaw RS14 Paul Thomas Homan RS14 Earnest Albert Hooton RS10 Clark Hopkins RS17 John Vernon Hopkins RS21 Stanley Kuhl Hornbeck CFR/RS04 Charles Horowitz RS27 Clinton Newton Howard RS25 Ralph Merle Hower RS25 Paul Edgar Hubbell RS14 Edwin Powell Hubble RS10 Grover Cleveland Huckaby RS08 Harris Gary Hudson RS11 Lawrence Cameron Hull, Jr. RS07 Benjamin Mayham Hulley RS17 Robert Lee Humber RS18 Theodore Carswell Hume RS26 Joseph Tomlinson Hunt RS21 George Hurley RS07 Ralph Ernest Huston RS23 Robert Lee Hyatt, Jr. RS24 John Lee Hydrick RS08 William Strother Hynes RS23 Walter Seff Isaacson CFR/RS Henry Richards Issacs RS05 Raymond Harvey Jack RS23 Everett Banfield Jackson RS14 Joseph Hoyt Jackson RS07 Albert Charles Jacobs RS21 Baltzar Hans Jacobson RS04 Alfred Proctor James RS07 Walter Clarence Jepson RS14 Louis Meredith Jiggits RS19 Joel Marcus Johanson RS04 Latimer Johns RS16 Allen Sheppard Johnson RS22 Francis Rarick Johnson RS25 Warren Clifford Johnson RS11 Wistar Wayman Johnson RS08 Philip Harold Jones RS18 Thomas Hawkins Jones RS13 Wayne Clark Jordan RS07 Karl Karsten RS11 Nicholas de Belleville Katzenbach CFR/RS Spurgeon Milton Keeny RS16 Champness T. S. Keep RS28 Ballard Freese Keith RS08 Charles Alexander Keith RS07 Elmer Davenport Keith RS10 Alexander Peebles Kelso RS10 William Leamon Kendall RS04 Earl Heese Kennard RS08 Sinclair Kerby-Miller RS21 Edward Eugene Kern RS11 James Noel Keys RS13 George Vincent Kidder RS23 Paul Kieffer RS04 Paul Clark Kimball RS27 Michael Kinsley RS Arthur Lee Kinsolving RS20 James Holtzclaw Kirkpatrick RS04 Earl Kilburn Kline RS07 Clyde K. M. Kluckhohn RS28 Marshall Mason Knappen RS21 Alfons Ludwig Korn RS27 Jonathan Kozol RS Russell Krauss RS23 Kris Kristofferson RS William Kyle RS13 Marc E. Lackritz RS Benjamin Rice Lacy, Jr. RS07 Lincoln Sydnor Laffite RS13 Ray Loomis Lange RS10 Jakob A. O. Larsen RS11 Lawrence Keville Larson RS22 Robert Lasch RS28 Frederick William Layman RS21 Otis Hamilton Lee RS24 John Morris Legendre RS26 Lawrence Brock Leighton RS25 Walter H. D. Lester RS22 Elliot Levitas RS Solomon Lester Levy RS11 Ralph Ellerbeck Lewis RS20 Frank Chellis Light RS08 Edmond Earl Lincoln RS08 Ernest Kidder Lindley CFR/RS20 William Ezna Lingelbach, Jr. RS26 Norman Mather Littell RS20 Joseph Clyde Little RS17 Edwin Russell Lloyd RS05 Alain LeRoy Locke RS07 Preston Lockwood RS13 William Murray Lockwood RS28 Harlan DeBaun Logan RS28 Roger Sherman Loomis RS10 John Valentine Lovitt RS20 Walter Clay Lowdermilk RS11 Edward George Lowry, Jr. RS26 Richard G. Lugar RS Cecil Kenyon Lyans RS10 Elias Lyman RS11 Elijah Wilson Lyon RS25 Richard Ridgely Lytle RS14 Thomas Covington MacEachin RS23 Holbrook Mann MacNeille RS28 James Hervey Macomber, Jr. RS25 John Griffith Madden RS19 William Percy Maddox CFR/RS22 Ira Magaziner RS J William Joseph Maier, Jr. RS22 Alpheus Hyatt Major RS23 Terrence Malick RS Charles Delahunt Manhaffie RS05 Ralph Conover Many RS05 Milo Leo March RS14 Arthur Henry Marsh RS05 Edward Sagendorph Mason BB/CFR/RS19 Edward Otis Mather RS27 Francis Otto Matthiessen S&B 1923/RS23 Thomas Franklin Mayo RS14 Davidson Rankin McBride RS18 Samuel Adams McCain RS27 Theodore Trimmier McCarley RS08 Thomas J. A. McClernan RS08 Shelby Thomas McCloy RS19 John Justin McDonough RS28 Myres Smith McDougal CFR/RS27 Edmund Robert McGill RS26 Franklin Pierce McGowan RS18 Earl Mason McGowin RS22 Andrew Douglas McHendrie RS28 John Roy McLane RS07 Furman Gordon McLarty RS27 Thomas Oscar McLaughlin RS18 McDougal Kenneth McLean RS10 Albert Lincoln McMillan RS20 Paul Banwell Means RS16 Thomas Means RS11 Harold Guy Merriam RS04 John Lisgar Merrill RS24 Robert Valentine Merrill RS13 Arthur Bond Meservey RS08 Frederic Dan Metzger RS08 William Burt Millen RS08 Ben R. Miller RS27 Douglas Phillips Miller RS16 Francis Pickens Miller CFR/RS19 Lewis Rex Miller RS16 Wilson Plumer Mills RS07 Edwin Mims, Jr. RS23 Frank Kirby Mitchell RS21 George Sinclair Mitchell RS26 Henry Sewall Mitchell RS05 Clark Leslie Mock RS19 John Edmonds Mock RS27 Henry Allen Moe RS19 Frank Martin Mohler RS05 Edwin Warren Moise RS11 Marvin Manley Monroe RS17 Arthur Prichard Moor RS20 Hudson Moore, Jr. RS27 Hugh Anderson Moran RS05 Brewster Bowen Morgan RS27 Christopher Morley RS10 Felix Muskett Morley RS17 Frank Vigor Morley RS19 Grover Cleveland Morris RS08 Willie Morris RS McKenn Fitch Morrow RS07 Edwin Fountain Moseley RS20 John Ohleyer Moseley RS17 Thomas Jefferson Mosley RS08 Baxter Merrill Mow RS14 Earle Walter Murray RS04 Milton Charles Nahm RS26 Vernon Nash RS16 William Nash RS28 John William Nason CFR/RS28 Harold Delmar Natestad RS17 Elbert Benjamin Naugle RS16 Claud Dalton Nelson RS10 David Theodore Nelson RS14 Parker Newhall RS16 Carl Elbridge Newton RS20 William Ichabod Nichols CFR/RS26 Edward Abbe Niles RS17 Emory Hamilton Niles RS13 Paul Nixon RS04 George Bernard Noble RS13 George Whitefield Norvell RS07 Joseph Edwards Norwood RS21 Robert Logan Nugent RS23 Willis Dwight Nutting RS21 Joseph S. Nye, Jr. BB/CFR/RS/TC John Burdon Ocheltree RS26 Joseph W. Ogle RS26 James M. D. Olmstead RS08 John Whipple Olmsted RS25 Archie Huston Ormond RS10 Alfred J. Orselli RS28 James Insley Osborne RS11 Chester Arthur Osler RS19 Calvin Jennings Overmyer RS19 Stephen Oxman RS Arthur Worthington Packard RS25 Thomas Myers Palmer RS18 Scott Hurtt Paradise RS14 Stanley Pargellis RS18 Charles S. Parker, Jr. RS27 Nathan Kuhns Parker RS26 Sherrow Glenn Parker RS23 Robert Beatty Patrick RS27 Francis Lester Patton RS13 John Robertson Paul RS13 William Hugh Peal RS22 William Armour Pearl RS16 Walden Pell II RS23 Wilder Graves Penfield RS14 Thomas Kenneth Penniman RS17 Haven Palmer Perkins RS23 Russell Holt Peters RS21 George Roberts Pfann RS26 Paul Eugene Pfuetze RS28 Claude Albert Pifer RS08 Charles Wooten Pipkin RS22 Raymond Clinton Platt RS05 David Richard Porter RS04 Edward Forrest Porter RS13 Allen Williams Post RS27 Levi Arnold Post RS13 Francis Marmaduke Potter RS08 Ira Chambers Powers RS19 John Howard Powers RS20 Larry Pressler RS Benjamin Marsden Price RS04 Samuel Van Orden Prichard RS16 William Prickett RS14 George Ellsworth Putnam RS08 Harold Scott Quigley RS11 Lewellyn Gordon Railsback RS05 Franklin Delano Raines CFR/RS Oscar Ripley Rand RS08 William Francis Raney RS10 John Crowe Ransom RS10 John Vickers Ray RS14 Allen Walker Read RS28 Amasa Kingsley Read RS04 Alfred Irvin Reese RS19 Robert Reich RS J TC Albert Graham Reid RS08 Frank Alfonso Reid RS08 Edwin Macdougall Rhea RS27 Owen Brooke Rhoads RS25 John Andrew Rice RS11 Philip Blair Rice RS25 James McDowell Richards RS23 Donovon MacNeely Richardson RS18 Roy M. D. Richardson RS16 Lawrence Howard Riggs RS13 Samuel Mayo Rinaker RS07 Edward Noel Roberts RS10 Arthur Clendenin Robertson RS28 Wallace Edward Robertson RS24 Thomas Ellis Robins RS04 Ordean Rockey RS17 Jael Jackson Rodgers RS08 Bernard William Rogers CFR/RS Frederick William Rogers RS14 William McMillan Rogers RS11 Athol Ewart Rollins RS05 Robert Vincent Roosa BB/CFR/RS William Arthur Roseborough RS24 George Taylor Ross RS26 James Alexander Ross, Jr. RS22 Walt Whitman Rostow CFR/RS Theodore Cedric Ruch RS28 Wyatt Rushton RS16 David Dean Rusk RS Dean Rusk BB/CFR/RS Franklin Ferriss Russell RS11 Stanley Israel Rypins RS14 Samuel Henry Sabin RS27 Joseph Wilfred Sagmaster RS25 Charles Eskridge Salzman RS25 Robert Shields Sams RS25 Walter Edward Sandelius RS18 Albert Godfrey Sanders RS07 Daniel Heckert Sanders RS22 Oris Edward Sandusky RS24 William Webster Sant RS14 Paul Sarbanes RS John Monk Saunders RS18 John Newton Schaeffer RS05 Ricyhard Schellens RS08 Bernadotte Everly Schmitt CFR/RS05 Warren Ellis Schutt RS04 Richard Scofield RS21 Robert Maxwell Scoon RS07 Lawrence A. L. Scott, Jr. RS28 Norman Dunsbee Scott RS16 Sarah Sewall RS Felix Ira Shaffner RS24 Seymour Sereno Sharp RS14 Robert Driscoll Shea RS23 Whitney Hart Shepardson CFR21/RS10 John Calvin Sherburne RS04 Lucius Rogers Shero RS14 John LeRoy Shipley RS11 Richard Frederick Sholtz RS04 Frederic John Siebert RS27 Walter Elmer Sikes RS19 Richard Harvey Simpson RS13 James Huntly Sinclair RS08 Murray Fontaine Skinker RS21 William Terrell Sledge RS25 Walter Slocombe RS Abbott Emerson Smith RS28 Adam Smith RS Beverly Waugh Smith, Jr. RS20 DeWitt Hendee Smith RS27 Fred Manning Smith RS13 Fred Tredwell Smith RS16 Howard K. Smith RS Joseph Earl Smith RS08 Matthew Glenn Smith RS11 Robert Aura Smith RS20 Samuel Stephenson Smith RS18 Conrad Edwin Snow RS13 Royall Henderson Snow RS22 Harold Williams Soule RS05 William Mode Spackman RS27 Daniel Parkhurst Spalding RS17 Sullivan Thorne Sparkman RS24 Clarence Arthur Spaulding RS08 George Frederick Spaulding RS13 Willard Learoyd Sperry RS04 Charles Eugene Springer RS27 Corydon Perry Spruill RS20 Woodson Spurlock RS22 Arthur Leonidas St. Clair RS07 James Hamilton St. John RS14 Donald Alfred Stauffer RS24 Harry Peyton Steger RS05 George Stephanopoulos BB/CFR/RS Frederick Dorsey Stephens RS13 Robert Montgomery Stephenson RS16 Albert Mason Stevens RS05 Eugene Hendrix Stevenson RS18 William E. Stevenson CFR/RS22 Gilchrist Baker Stockton RS14 William Tennent Stockton RS08 Joseph Morgan Stokes RS27 Herbert Rowell Stolz RS10 William Warren Stratton RS13 Clarence Kirshman Streit RS18 Robert Parvin Strickler RS07 Carl Walther Strom RS24 William Alexander Stuart RS10 Winchester Stuart RS08 William Benjamin Stubbs RS18 George Wilfred Stumberg RS13 William Matthew Sullivan RS14 Frank Graham Swain RS13 Charles Benjamin Swartz RS11 Mack Buckley Swearingen RS24 Arthur Sylvester RS Howard Alfred Taber RS10 Norman Stephen Taber RS13 Strobe Talbott CFR/RS/TC Clark Tandy RS04 Reuben Thorton Taylor RS16 Sheldon Tefft RS24 Gamber Frederick Tegtmeyer RS24 Joseph Tetlie RS10 William W. Thayer RS05 Earl Russell Thoenen RS24 Charles Wright Thomas RS22 Edward Trudeau Thomas RS23 George Ginger Thomas RS19 James R. Thomas RS07 Moyer Delwyn Thomas RS14 Quitman Underwood Thompson RS11 Alexander Thomson RS22 Lester C. Thurow RS/TC John James Tigert RS04 Cornelius Alfred Tilghman RS26 Ben Tomlinson RS07 James Alfred Tong RS18 Eugene Sumter Towles RS05 Hatton Dunnica Towson RS13 Henry Trantham RS05 Israel Treiman RS24 Newton Bradford Trenham RS21 Alexander Buel Trowbridge, Jr. RS20 Frederick Gale Tryon RS16 Beverley Dandridge Tucker RS05 Edgar Turlington RS11 Stansfield Turner RS Neal Tuttle RS17 William Scott Unsworth RS08 Alan Chester Valentine CFR/RS22 Elmer Hoover Van Fleet RS17 Alexander Seymour Van Santvoord RS20 George Van Stantvoord RS13 Douglas Van Steere RS35 William Scott Vaughn RS25 William Henry Verner RS04 Arthur Vidrine RS20 George Clark Vincent RS04 William Claude Vogt RS11 Guy Richard Vowles RS07 Thomas Henry Wade RS05 Frederick Thomas Wagner RS24 Coleman Carter Walker RS25 Franklin Dickerson Walker RS20 Benjamin Bruce Wallace RS04 Joseph Garfield Walleser RS04 Wilson Dallam Wallis RS07 Christopher Longstreth Ward, Jr. RS21 Robert Hamilton Warren RS14 Robert Penn Warren RS28 Everett Franklin Warrington RS07 Samuel Walter Washington RS20 James Keir Watkins RS11 Walter B.C. Watkins RS28 Carl Jefferson Weber RS14 Dixon Wector RS28 Philip Prentiss Werlein RS14 Allen Brown West RS07 John Deans Westermann RS25 Standish Weston RS25 Albert Kitchel Whallon RS07 Arthur Preston Whitaker CFR/RS17 Philip Wright Whitcomb RS11 Addison White RS07 Byron ("Whizzer") White RS George Stevens Whitehead RS16 George Andrews Whiteley RS05 John C. R. Whiteley RS25 William Dwight Whitney RS19 Carlton Beebe Wicart RS26 Cyrus French Wicker RS07 Horace North Wilcox RS17 Theodore Stanley Wilder RS19 Ralph Claude Willard RS05 Charles Weston Williams RS19 Henry L. J. Williams RS08 John Milton Williams RS17 Paul Graves Williams RS13 William L. G. Williams RS10 George Findlay Willison RS18 Arthur McCandless Wilson RS24 Carroll Atwood Wilson RS08 Charles Chase Wilson RS07 James Herbert Wilson RS14 John Andrew Wilson RS23 Ralph Timothy Wilson RS18 Thomas James Wilson RS24 Stanley Mayhew Wilton RS10 Edward Jones Winans RS07 Shirley Townshend Wing RS07 James Horner Winston RS04 Jackson Thornwell Witherspoon RS23 John E. F. Wood RS27 Gordon Coleman Woodbury RS26 Carroll Hill Wooddy RS11 Herbert Brookhart Woodman CFR/RS27 Jay Walter Woodrow RS07 Millard Fillmore Woodrow RS07 Edward Pinckney Woodruff RS14 James Woolsey CFR/RS R. James Woolsey, Jr. CFR/RS Joseph Washburn Worthen RS10 Harold Charles Wyman RS26 Stanley Yates RS11 Hessel Edward Yntema RS14 Karl Egbert Young RS26 Paul Murray Young RS04 Jacob Van der Zee RS05 Charles Franlyn Zeek RS10 William Alexander Ziegler RS10
2003
Bilderberg Convenes In Versailles The annual meeting of
the global elites kicked off mid May in secrecy. However, two
resourceful AFP correspondents were there to greet them, unveiling to
the world what goes on behind closed doors when the world’s most
powerful meet to discuss pressing issues of the day. By James P. Tucker Jr.
and Christopher Bollyn VERSAILLES,
France—The rift between American
and European Bilderberg participants is widening over both the U.S.
invasion of Iraq and blind, blank-check support of Israeli aggression
against Palestinians. These are hotly debated
topics as Bilderberg luminaries began filling the posh Trianon Palace
Hotel on May 14. Another issue high on the
Bilderberg agenda is the proposed European Union army independent of
NATO. Unlike the other two major issues, this is not a confrontation
between Americans and Europeans. All Americans oppose the EU army, but
so do many Europeans. Leading the anti-army European faction is
“Lord” George Robertson, secretary-general of NATO. French President Jaques
Chirac, as head of the host state, delivered a welcoming speech during
Bilderberg’s first full working day on Thursday, May 15. Chirac tried
to calm tensions by recalling that, despite dissension over the invasion
of Iraq, Americans and Western Europeans are traditional allies. France
was among the harshest critics of the war and the U.S. administration is
bent on “punishing” the French. Germany and Russia were harsh
critics too, like most European states, but Secretary of State Colin
Powell, even as Bilderberg was meeting, traveled to both those countries
for make-up sessions. Bilderberg’s annual secret
meeting was delayed for hours by people they scorn as the unwashed
multitudes—workers in France. Their strike on May 13 allowed only one
in five planes to land at deGaulle International Airport and at the
older Orly Field in Paris. Versailles is a short
distance from Paris. The “one day strike” was so successful—with
millions of supporters filling the streets of Paris and other
cities—that it was extended through Thursday, May 15. Bilderberg staff had started
slipping inconspicuously into the Trianon on May 13, preparing for the
planned shutdown about noon the following day. On Thursday morning, May
15, the last of the Bilderberg luminaries were arriving in long, black
limos, behind police escorts and shrieking sirens. Bilderberg had planned to
shut down the Trianon Palace at noon on May 13, as usual, so their
functionaries could arrive absent the masses. Instead, the Trianon was
open to the public until late Wednesday evening and the shutdown
occurred early Thursday morning. Then Bilderberg commenced its work. Until last year, when meeting
in the Washington suburb of Chantilly, Va.—near Dulles International
Airport for security reasons in the wake of the 9-11 terrorist
attacks—Bilderberg had a tradition of congeniality. Three sources within the
Trianon Palace are providing detailed information about what is
transpiring behind the guarded, sealed-off resort. Bilderberg remains united on
the common goal of establishing a world government under the United
Nations while retaining control over the wealth of the Earth and all
inhabitants. But on the issue of U.S. policy in the Middle East war
anger runs high. Europe opposed U.S. war plans
a year ago, extracting a promise from Secretary of Defense Donald
Rumsfeld not to invade Iraq in 2002. But the Europeans like the war no
more this year than last. There was taunting, such as “where are all
these awful weapons of mass destruction?” Europeans are also skeptical
of U.S. plans to “control” Iraq’s oil for the “benefit” of the
Iraqi people. “Who are the ‘other’ beneficiaries?” one asked
sarcastically. So Iraqi oil money will be used to rebuild what Americans
destroyed? “How many fat contracts will go to Europeans?” came the
question. But emotions are running even
higher on the issue of U.S. Middle East policy. At the moment Bilderberg
was gathering in Versailles, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was
contemptuously rejecting the “road map” to peace introduced by Bush
and endorsed by the other members the “quartet”—the UN, EU and
Russia. Powell had just visited
Sharon to beg him to accept the peace plan. But Sharon dismissed as
“not on the horizon” any discussion of dismantling Israeli
settlements in Palestinian territory. In The Jerusalem Post,
Sharon ridiculed any idea that U.S. aid may be reduced. He said no U.S.
administration had ever supported settlements in the West Bank and Gaza
Strip, which Israel occupied after launching the Six-Day War in 1967. Referring to Sharon’s
arrogance toward the country that has given Israel countless billions of
dollars over the past half century while asking nothing in return, a
European Bilderberg luminary told a grim-faced American: “you are too
stupid to know when you’ve been insulted by a moral mid get.” Adding to the embarrassment
of Americans at Bilderberg is the fact that the peace plan thrown back
into Powell’s face asks only modest moves by Israel. It only asks that
Israel abandon settlements built on Palestinian lands since March 2001.
Israel, in this initial “peace move,” is not required to give up the
land it seized in doubling its size in the1967 war. The idea of an independent UN
army arose from Europe’s resentment over U.S. domination of NATO. Some
suggest it be a separate force but party of, and controlled by, NATO.
But opponents in Europe as well as the United States argue that a
separate EU force would make NATO’s role as the UN’s world army
incoherent. NATO has said repeatedly that
it is no longer confined to defending Europe but will deploy troops
anywhere in the world at the direction of the UN Security Council. UN “peacekeepers” are on patrol at 16 far-flung missions throughout the world.
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