Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

and lawyers who function as front men for the World
Order.
James T. Shotwell ably represented the goals of the
World Order for more than sixty years. Born in Canada in
1874, he joined the staff of Columbia University in 1900
as a professor of history. In 1916 he was invited by Col.
House to set up a study group, the Inquiry, with Walter
Lippmnann, to "study postwar political economic
historical and legal developments," although we were not
even in the war! This was the core of the American
Commission to Negotiate Peace (ACNP) at Versailles
which wrote the Peace Treaty.
In 1917, Shotwell became personal adviser to President
Woodrow Wilson. He was appointed official historian of
the ACNP, and actually wrote the social security clauses
of the Versailles Treaty. He wrote a 150-volume history
of World War I, published by Columbia. He had become
a close friend of Herbert Hoover during the war, and
advised him on setting up the Hoover Institution.
Shotwell organized the International Labor Conference,
and joined the Carnegie Endowment in 1924. In 1941,
Shotwell led a Committee which demanded the release
of Communist Party leader Earl Browder.
Shotwell joined the State Dept. in 1940, serving until
1944. When Franklin D. Roosevelt asked him to join the
State Dept. team of Alger Hiss, Henry Wallace and
Sumner Welles to organize the United Nations, Shotwell
was already Chairman of the Commission to Study the