Icke / Tier X — Opposition, Resistance & Targets / person
Carroll Quigley
Where each worldview places it
A professor at Georgetown University and an Elite "insider" given access to the Round Table's secret papers, who "broke ranks and revealed in great detail what was happening behind the scenes"[1]. Icke treats his books as insider confirmation of the network. Bill Clinton, his student, learned from them that a permanent shadow government existed[2].
- Aliases
- researcher and 'insider'
- Controls / directs
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- Answers to / controlled by
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- Dates
- 1966 (Tragedy And Hope)[3]
- Key events
- 1966: publishes Tragedy And Hope, which "so angered the manipulators that it was withdrawn from the shelves"[4]
- Author's claims · 6
- 01In The Anglo-American Establishment he exposed the Round Table, its inner Society of the Elect and outer Circle of Friends, and Milner's control of it[1].
- 02He described Morgan infiltration of the Left[5].
- 03The Balfour Declaration "should rather be called the 'Milner Declaration', since Milner was the actual draftsman"[6].
- 04Tragedy And Hope describes how wealthy men and the press killed the congressional inquiry into the foundations[7], and "explained how the process of European integration on all levels was to be achieved in stages"[8].
- 05His research is Icke's source on Lord Halifax's assurances to Hitler[9].
- 06Bill Clinton "knew from Carroll Quigley's books that a permanent shadow government of bankers and government officials existed" and sought entry to its inner circle[2].