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Who's Who of the Elite : Members of the Bilderbergs, Council on Foreign Relations, & Trilateral Commission

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If you see a name in the media, check this source first to see what thier true agenda is! Written by an ex-intelligence officer based on years of research. Makes finding out the real agenda of the players in the media really easy.

Get this book. When you see a "pundit" on TV - Look him up. Who does he really represent? What are his real motivation?

Only one bad comment - it would be nice to have an index of all the names. I have heard that Gaylon is working on an electronic version which will be searchable.

The book is an excellent "reference" as to specifically who is affiliated with each specific elite organization, as well as cross-referencing what branch of government, industry, etc. their "day-job" corresponds with. It is an eye-opener as to the extent of penetration these groups have in our government and economy.

The author states "the purpose of the book is to alert the public of the existence, and activities of the ELITE, and to encourage active participation by all concerned citizens to stop the takeover of the US, and the rest of the world by the Elite in their efforts to form their Global Union." While I was quite interested in the book and I believe the author did a great job of pulling the information together, I couldn't help but wonder if your true motive is "alerting the public" - wouldn't the most effective means of communicating this information to the masses be by making it available in a downloadable version on the internet - free of charge? I appreciate the time, energy and effort it took to put together a book like this and we all need to pay the mortgage - but if "informing the public" is THE OBJECTIVE ...

A great reference book for the reader that's interested in the names of the members that belong to the world's invisible government........

This book names names. You'll find all the members of all those insidious organizations listed.

These are the people who are the power behind the power of business and politics.

Quigley's _Tragedy and Hope_, Perloff's _Shadows of Power_, etc. tell what they are doing. Gaylon Ross tells who's doing it.

This book is useful if you are interested in the world of political intrique. The book is not a good starting point for reading about corruption in politics. It is merely an extensive listing of members of these societies. Before you peruse these lists find out what they are about.

Bill Clinton is there (no wonder he was never forced out of office). George Bush (senior)is there, take a look and see who,among the contenders for 2000 are on the list. Its hard to find people who are not and that is scarey.

This book connects the dots to most of the propaganda fed to folks in the U.S. and Britain. Unfortunately it does not come in video on the cable network, so the lemmings will remain uninformed. I will continue to baffle them with facts and photos like those of the "airliner" that went through six (6) 60 inch thick brick walls at a 30 degree angle and left an 8 foot round tunnel in the Pentagon. You can read and stop supporting these businesses, or continue to be victimized by them.

The book is certainly informative, but badly needs an update. If the author cannot do it, someone else should take on the task. I'd much prefer to have had this on DVD with search enabled, so that I could look up people more easily. Also, if some abbreviations signifying members have been explained, I don't know where the explanations are. They should appear all in one table at the beginning, and a tab enabling easy access to them would be helpful. I'd especially like to be able to map selected links among people. All this, as stated, begs for an update, if not a full rewrite, and republication as a DVD.

The book is mostly list. The information around the list is to the point. Clear. I will probably buy other copies for a few friends.

This is a excellent reference as well as a bit scary to see the people and organizations that belong.