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Colonel House was the founder of the CFR (Council on Foreign Relation) – Rockefeller's controlled organization – and intimate advisor of President Woodrow Wilson whom he choose as "candidate for the presidential election of 1912" (quoted from the Yale University library archives):

"In 1911 Colonel House took interest in finding a candidate for the presidential election of 1912 who could be depended on to work for the causes in which he believed. These causes he had endorsed by writing an anonymous novel, Philip Dru: Administrator, in which his fictitious hero, making himself a benign dictator, abolished protective tariffs, set up a system for social security, and arranged for the representation of labor on corporate boards and for a sharing of profits among the workers. Moreover, he imposed a graduated income tax, and developed a banking system that presaged the Federal Reserve; and he united the Great Powers of the world in a league for collective security."

The Shadows of Power: The Council on Foreign Relations and the American Decline

by James Perloff

 

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The Insiders (Mass Market Paperback) by John F. McManus

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