Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

In 1953, the Ford Foundation set up the $15 million Fund
for the Republic, with Paul Hoffman, former head of
ECA, married to Baruch's secretary, Anna Rosenberg.
Directors of the Fund were former Zionist and labor
leader Arthur Goldberg, and Henry Luce, of whom H.L.
Mencken said, "I know why Henry hires so many
Communists on his magazines. It's because they work
cheap."
The Fund for the Republic hired Earl Browder, head of
the Communist Party "to study the influence of
Communism in contemporary America". In 1968, the
Fund granted $215,000 to "promote in the U.S. the
knowledge of contemporary Cuba. The funds will support
the expenses of persons invited by the Gastro
government to do research in Cuba." The National
Guardian Jan. 13, 1968 pointed out that:
"The Ford Foundation plays a key part in financing and influencing almost all
major civil rights groups including Congress of Racial Equality, Southern
Christian Leadership, National Urban League, and NAACP."
The Ford Foundation has spent many millions to
promote racial agitation and possible civil war in
America, completely polarizing the races. In this effort, it
is simply carrying on the plan inaugurated by the
Rothschilds in 1865 with the Peabody Fund, the Slater
Fund, and later the General Education Board, which is
now the Rockefeller Foundation. It takes money to
promote a civil war. Ford Foundation entered the
Hispanic field by giving $600,000 to the openly
revolutionary Southwest Council of La Raza in 1968, and