Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Robert Nisbet, John Dewey lecturer at John Dewey Society, Rockefeller
Foundation grant 1975-78, scholar at AEI since 1978
James D. Wilson, Shattuck prof. at Harvard
Richard B. Madden, chmn exec. committee AEI, chairman Socony Mobil
since 1956, director Pacific Gas & Electric, Del Monte and Weyerhauser
Willard C. Butcher, former chmn Chase Manhattan Bank
Charles T. Fisher III, president Natl Bank of Detroit, director General Motors,
Detroit Edison
Richard D. Wood, president Eli Lilly drugs since 1961, director Standard Oil
of Indiana, and Chemical Bank.
Thus the well-funded "Hard Right" American Enterprises
Institute's board of directors reads much like that of the
Rockefeller Foundation or the Hoover Institution -- the
usual New York banks, Standard Oil, General Motors
crowd. The World Order maintains control.
Lewis Lehrman, director of Heritage Foundation, and
founder of the 1000 store Rite Aid drug chain, set up his
own foundation in 1978. After agonizing over a trenchant
attention-getting name, he chose the obvious, Lewis
Lehrman Institute. Its president is Robert W. Tucker,
member of the Council on Foreign Relations, professor
at John Hopkins School of International Studies, which
was made famous by the tenure of Owen Lattimore,
denounced by Sen. McCarthy as a leading Soviet agent.
Director of Lehrman Institute is Barton Biggs of
Brookings Institution. Lehrman spent $13.9 million
campaigning to be elected Governor of New York, but
was easily beaten by Mario Cuomo, who only spent $4.8
million. The New Republic Dec. 5, 1983 featured an
article by Sidney Blumenthal, "How Lewis Lehrman
Plans to Take Over America."