Executive Intelligence Review. Box 17390, Washington DC 20041-0390.
$396/year. eirns@larouchepub.com; www.larouchepub.com/pubinfo.html
Lyndon LaRouche and his researchers have a keen interest in Anglo-
American elites. Occasionally a photocopied article from their flagship
publication, EIR, crosses our desk. And more occasionally, it's coherent
enough for indexing in NameBase. Such articles tend to be accounts of the
history behind the founding of the Federal Reserve System, or lists of
British and American members of certain think tanks that specialize in
strategic foreign policy. EIR refers to its favorite foe as BAC, for
"British-American Commonwealth."
When this happens, we reach for our 1975 "Who's Who" (published in
Britain). This is only tool we own when it comes to sorting out those tricky
heraldry issues, such as whether demigod and media mogul Joe Blow is one and
the same as Lord Shmuck of Shmoozeville. It becomes clear to us that EIR has
a point -- the American revolution left behind much unfinished business.
But we hold no brief for or against EIR's specific slant on the New/Old
World Order. It's the names we want. These days, precious few researchers
even bother tracking global elites, so we take what we can get.
Extract the names from this source
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