Trilateral Commission

Kissinger was a founding member of the Trilateral Commission, a confidant and key operative of the Rockefeller dynasty and a serial meddler in foreign affairs that resulted in the deaths of millions. It was Kissinger and Zbigniew Brzezinski who originally called for a Constitutional Convention to rewrite America's future. Praised by Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton alike, Kissinger consistently superseded political boundaries.

Susan Rice was point person for the Trilateral Commission in Biden's White House. She is now replaced by an equally nefarious character, Nerra Tanden, who formerly served as President of the Center for American Progress (CAP). CAP was founded by Trilateral Commission member John Podesta, who is also serving in the inner court of the current Biden Administration.

What is she up to? Myself and others have likened her to Biden's shadow president, but she is leaving the White House just in time for the 2024 presidential election cycle; a caretaker related to a Trilateral think-tank will take her place at Biden's side. This could signal the end of Biden while continuing the Trilateral Commission hegemony over the Administration.

Whenever current or former members of the Trilateral Commission make a move in American politics, TN will cover it. Susan Rice has been a one-woman wrecking ball running Biden's domestic policy program. She's served her purpose. Top contender to replace her is Neera Tanden, former president of ultra left-wing Center for American Progress, founded by Trilateral John Podesta

For anyone who thinks that the Trilateral Commission has no influence in today's world, or indeed, is still calling all the plays, they are ignorant of history and the depth of entanglement that remains to this day. Biden appoints Ajay Banga, former head of Mastercard and a member of the Trilateral Commission, to be President of the World Bank.

Investigative writer Whitney Webb drills down into the dark global network of Jeffrey Epstein to expose how global elitists attempt to run the world. As a member of the Trilateral Commission, Epstein undoubtedly served his own interests but he became the go-to dungeon master of sexual blackmail that kept global leaders and operators in line. No, the infamous "black book" will likely never be released.