Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

The Rockefeller family is sometimes called the first
family of the Soviet Union. When Nelson Rockefeller was
nominated for vice president in 1967, Pravda indignantly
denounced his critics, saying that charges against
Rockefeller were designed only to discredit him, and that
the accusations came from ultra right wing organizations.
Senator Frank Church, attending the 1971 Dartmouth
Conference at Kiev, was amazed to find that " David
Rockefeller was treated like we would treat royalty in this
country. The Russian people appear to evince an
adoration of Rockefeller that is puzzling." When David
Rockefeller's plane lands in Russia, crowds line up to
greet him at the airport, and line the streets of Moscow
as his limousine passes, hailing him with cries of "RAHK
FAWLER!". George Gilder remarked that no one knows
how to revere, blandish and exalt a Rockefeller half as
well as the Marxists.
After World War II, Dean Acheson frantically lobbied for
an additional $300 million loan to the Soviet Union. Ed
Burling, who was Frederic A. Delano's brother-in-law,
had founded the firm of Covington and Burling of which
Acheson was partner, with Donald Hiss, brother of Alger.
When Acheson's lobbying failed to develop the Russian
aid, the Council on Foreign Relations drafted the
Marshall Plan as an alternative measure. Their
publication, "Foreign Affairs", then published the
"containment plan" as written by "X" (George Kennan).
The policy of containment, which has been the official
foreign policy of the U.S. toward the Soviet Union since