Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

INTERNATIONALISM
In the twentieth century, they culminated in the League
of Nations, the United Nations, the Communist Party, the
Royal Institute of International Affairs, the Council on
Foreign Relations, the Foundations, and a host of lesser
groups. Count Coudenhove-Kalergi's Pan Europe
Movement, with its powerful backing by aristocrats and
international financiers, was represented in the U.S. by
its American branch, founded by Herbert Hoover and
Col. House, who were also stumping the U.S. for
ratification of the League of Nations.
Coundenhove Kalergi mentioned in his autobiography
that he had been financed by the Rothschilds and
Warburgs, and in the U.S., by Paul Warburg and Bernard
Baruch. He was connected with the Thurn und Taxis
family. His grandfather, Count Francis Coudenhove-
Kalergi, Austrian Ambassador in Paris, had married
Marie Kalergi in 1850. She was one of the wealthiest
heiresses in Europe, descended from the Byzantine
Emperor Nikophor Phikas; in 1300, when Venice was the
dominant power in the Mediterranean, Alexios Kalergis
had signed the treaty which made Crete a dominion of
Venice. A recent premier of Greece, Emmanuel
Tsouderos, was a Kalergi.
Melchior Palyi, in "The Twilight of Gold", reveals the
power plays of the World Order in international finance,
when he quotes from the Diary of Governor Emile
Moreau of the Bank of France. Palyi says: