Dwight Eisenhower
Where each worldview places it
A general and later president (CFR) who rose fast as "a close associate of the Rockefellers and Bernard Baruch" and was halted at the Elbe "by Roosevelt (the Global Elite)" so the Soviet Union could take Berlin[1].
- Aliases
- General Eisenhower
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Dates
- 1958 (Draper committee)[2]
- Key events
- last two years of the Second World War: advised in London by the RIIA founder John W. Wheeler-Bennett, who wrote the Elbe message[3]
- 1945: stops at the Elbe, creating the conditions for the Cold War[1]
- 1953: persuaded by John Foster Dulles that Mossadegh must be overthrown, after refusing Iran economic aid
- Norman Schwarzkopf Sr then offers Iranian generals power if they overthrow him[4]
- 1958: advised by William H. Draper Jr's committee, whose population proposals he dismissed[2]
- Author's claims · 2
- 01Prescott Bush was his regular golf partner[2].
- 02"It was President Eisenhower who allowed the reins of power to pass from the hands of the President into the control of the Pentagon"[5].