Bridge of Truth – Endless Entanglements

➡ Jim Pugh, through the Ministry of God as Government, discusses historical and current events, including a statement by John F. Kennedy about intelligence and a quote from Thomas Jefferson about government. He also talks about the United Nations, its formation, and its role in global governance, highlighting its influence on various aspects of human activity. Pugh further delves into the power dynamics within the UN, the Korean War, and the involvement of the Rockefeller family in various industries, suggesting their influence on global events.
➡ Several large companies profited greatly from the Korean War, including Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel, National Steel, and Chemical companies like Merck, Pfizer, and Wyeth. The war was brutal, resulting in the death of over 3 million North Koreans and nearly 37,000 American soldiers. Despite the war’s military failure, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) continued to push for more power for the United Nations. The Lucius Trust, an organization with ties to the occult and the United Nations, aimed to establish a one-world religion, and was supported by influential figures and organizations.

The following teaching is by Jim Pugh through the Ministry of God as Government. If you have never listened to one of our Bridge of Truth podcasts and wish to see all the topics taught through this Bridge of Truth ministry, please go to www.godasgovernment.com to find the inventory of Bridge of Truth podcasts. Now welcome Jim Pugh as he presents another historical study of truth from history, Bible scripture, or current events. Endless entanglements, a cancerous growth. John F. Kennedy held a dinner in the White House for a group of the brightest minds in the nation at that time.

He made this statement, this is perhaps the assembly of the most intelligence ever to gather at one time in the White House with the exception of when Thomas Jefferson dined alone. The Nebraska Bible-believing people do not have the right to indoctrinate their children in their religious beliefs because we, the state, are preparing them for the year 2000 when America will be part of a one-world global society and their children will not fit in. Thomas Jefferson said, my reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from too much government. Larry McDonald, U.S.

Representative on January 27th, 1982 stated, the United Nations for three and one half decades has been indulging in a gigantic unfettered conspiracy, mostly at the U.S. taxpayers expense, to enslave our republic in a world government dominated by the Soviet Union and the Third World. Having had enough of this freewheeling conspiracy, more and more responsible officials and thinking citizens are ready to pull out. The United Nations, as conceived by the Council of Foreign Relations and funded by the House of Rockefeller, was never meant to be an academic debating society. It was conceived to become an international regime that would control the world’s weapons, its wars, its courts, its tax collectors, and its economy.

The plans for this behemoth were drawn up in 1943 by a secret steering committee under Secretary of State Cordell Hull. The members of this committee were Leo Pysvolsky, Isaiah Bowman, Summer Wells, Norman Davis, and Myron Taylor, who were all prominent CFR members. The draft for the massive international agency was presented on June 15th, 1944, to President Roosevelt, who promptly gave it his approval. Delegates were now chosen by the U.S. State Department to meet with their foreign counterparts in San Francisco to devise a final plan. The list of the American delegates, which contained names that resembled a CFR roll call.

The Secretary General of the conference was U.S. State Department official Alger Hiss, a member of the CFR and a secret Soviet agent. The final draft was introduced to Congress on October 24, 1944, by Senator Glenn Taylor, a Democrat from the state of Idaho, who called upon the fellow senators to go on record, favoring a world republic with an international police force. When it was presented for resolution, Senator Harold A. Burton, a Republican from the state of Ohio, said, we again have the chance to retrieve and establish not a League of Nations but the present United Nations Charter, although 80 percent of its provisions are, in substance, the same as those of the League of Nations in 1919.

This statement should have alerted the Senate that the charter represented no less than the League of Nations, an abandonment of U.S. sovereignty. It should have caused them to recall the rallying cry of Republicans in 1920 against such an organization. The Republican Party stands for agreement among the nations to preserve the peace of the world. We believe that this can be done without depriving the people of the United States in advance of the right to determine for themselves what is just and fair, and without involving them as participants and not as peacemakers in a multitude of quarrels, the merits of which they are unable to judge.

The most glaring problem with the resolution, which was signed into law by President Harry S. Truman on July 28, 1945, was that it represented a treaty between the United States and a world governing organization. By law, the treaty can only be established between two sovereign nations, and the new organization was neither sovereign nor a state. Another problem was that the treaty called upon the United States to engage in military action at the discretion of foreign governments. This violated the Constitution, which mandated that Congress alone possessed the power to declare war. A third problem came with the stipulation that the President of the United States remained the commander-in-chief of the military in times of peace with A.H.

ability to engage at any time America’s armed forces in military conflict. By its charter, the United Nations is governed by three principal units, the Security Council, the General Assembly, and the Economic and Social Council. Under these units, hundreds of agencies and programs have been formed to influence every aspect of human activity from administering welfare programs to regulating the environment. Violators of these mandates are subjected to force, arrest, and trial in an international court of law. Thus, the brainstorm of Cecil Rhodes has crystallized into a political and economic reality. The center source of power within the United Nations resides with the five permanent member nations, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Russia, and China.

Any one of these member nations possesses veto power over the final determinations. This relegation of power gives the organization a semblance of check and balance, but semblance is not reality, and the real control resides with the money cartel, which can force member nations, even Russia, to comply with its interest since it possesses control over their economies. This control became evident on June 27, 1950, when the Security Council adopted Resolution 83, which determined that the attack on the Republic of Korea by the Communist forces from North Korea constituted a breach of peace that warranted an immediate show of force.

In accordance with the Potsdam Conference, Korea, a protectorate of Japan, was divided in half along the 38th parallel. The northern half was occupied by the Soviet Union and the southern half by the United States. Stalin named Kim Il-sung, one of the proteges, to serve as the premier of North Korea. He provided his military officials to train a North Korean army of 150,000 recruits, and he supplied the Communist army with tanks and fighter planes. On June 25, 1950, a force of 75,000 North Koreans poured over the 38th parallel in an invasion that was designed to reunite the country.

Truman responded to the invasion by turning to the United Nations for the deployment of its peacekeeping force. It was a bit of a ruse since American soldiers comprised 85 percent of the peacekeeping force. The ruse was compounded when the Security Council voted to approve the deployment, even though the war could have been prevented if the Soviets had exercised their veto. But the Soviets were not present at the critical meeting. Instead, they had staged a walkout in protest of the UN’s refusal to provide a seat in its General Assembly for Red China. Why would the Soviets opt to pass up an opportunity to protect their surrogate operation in North Korea? Was a blunder of this magnitude intentional? These questions have dogged historians for decades.

The answers may be discovered by following the money. By 1927, Rockefeller owned Standard Oil of New York and its subsidiary, the Vacuum Oil Company, had purchased the Russian oil fields and constructed a massive refinery in Batumi on the coast of the Black Sea. In accordance with the deal, the Rockefellers gained the right to market Soviet oil in Europe, while the Bolsheviks received a loan of $75 million. During this same time, Rockefeller-owned Chase National Bank had established the American Russian Chamber of Commerce, which financed Soviet raw material exports and sold Soviet bonds in the United States.

In 1935, Stalin expropriated many foreign investments in Russia, but the holdings of the House of Rockefeller were not touched. Other Rockefeller investments were made in the Soviet Union, including the construction of a truck factory that created tanks and rocket launchers. The total holdings of Chase National, Standard Oil, the Guarantee Trust Company, and other firms controlled or owned by the Rockefellers remained concealed from public scrutiny. The profits from these enterprises flowed into numbered accounts as Swiss banks so that they could never be audited by American legislators or us Treasury officials. It was all a matter of high finance.

The creation of another superpower by the House of Rockefeller proved to be an incredibly profitable venture. The Soviet Union began producing T-34 slash 85 tanks and MiG-15 fighter jets for the North Korean Army with financing from the House of Rockefeller. The Korean War also produced a windfall for the American holdings of the cartel, including the Rockefeller family. It necessitated a John White Clay Chamber’s rights in the Oxford Companion to American Military History, a permanent military industrial establishment in peacetime as well as wartime or at least in cold as well as hot war.

Since the war mandated a quadrupling in military spending, the fortunes of the Rockefellers and the other global banking families increased exponentially. The Rockefellers had heavily invested in Boeing, McDonald Aircraft, and other leading firms that received lucrative contracts with the Department of Defense. In addition to its oil companies, Exxon, Mobile, Texaco, Atlantic Richfield, Standard Oil of California, Stand Oil of Indiana, and Marathon, the family had acquired majority control in steel companies, Inland Steel, Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel, and National Steel, and Chemical companies, Merck, Pfizer, and Wyeth, all of which reaped enormous profits from the so-called police action.

International Harvester, the Rockefeller-owned agricultural equipment company, emerged as one of the country’s leading defense contractors by producing aerial torpedoes, military bulldozers, M7 tanks, 37-millimeter cannon shells, 57-millimeter anti-tank guns, aircraft cannons, and other munitions. An extra bonus to these earnings was the remilitarization of Japan, which not only forced the Rockefeller-owned firms to go into overdrive, but also gave rise to the Rockefeller-dominated Nippon Oil and Energy. The war was particularly ugly. The U.N. strategy involved the mass killing of civilians through extensive bombings. On August 12, the U.S. Air Force dropped 626 tons of bombs on North Korea.

Two weeks later, the daily tonnage increased to 800 tons. The carpet bombings resulted in the destruction of 78 cities and thousands of villages. By the time an armistice was signed on July 27, 1953, a third of the population of North Korea, over 3 million people, had been wiped out. The official U.S. casualty list showed that 36,914 American soldiers had died in the conflict and 7,800 remainder in territorial gain or loss. The objective of the war had been containment, not liberation or victory. The terms of the armistice called for the creation of a demilitarized zone, DMZ, between North and South Korea.

Each side was to be 2,200 yards from the center. The DMZ was to be patrolled by both sides at all times, and so it had come to this. America’s wars were to be waged with limited rules of engagement and indefinite outcomes to advance the purpose of the global bankers who had brought the United Nations into being. Despite the military failure of the Korean War, the CFR continued its campaign for more and more power to be granted to the United Nations, including the institution of a permanent force to police the planet.

In Freedom of War, the United States Program for General and Complete Disarmament in a Peaceful World, a publication from the U.S. State Department. Dean Rusk and other CFR members weapons to the United States. Draftees of this document argued universal peace could only be achieved by this means. They overlooked the fact that the majority of the UN member nations were dictatorships with a deep-seated repugnance for constitutional republics, and that the gatherings of the General Assembly were characterized by rabid anti-American rants. The planners of the New World Order, including Rhodes and Nathan Rothschild, were intensely interested in the occult, an interest that gave rise to the society of psychic research and the theosophist movement.

Their obsession was shared by their disciples, including the founders of the United Nations. Lucius Trust became an official consultative agency of the UN and its publishing arm, founded in 1922 as the Lucifer Publishing Company by Alice Bailey, a disciple of Helena Petrovah Blavatsky. The chartered purpose of the Trust was as follows. To encourage the study of comparative religion, philosophy, science, and art, to encourage every line of thought tending to the broadening of human sympathies and interests, and the expansion of ethical, religious, and educational literature, to assist or to engage in activities for the relief of suffering and for human betterment, and in general, to further worthy efforts for humanitarian and educational ends.

The leading sponsors of Lucius Trust included Henry Lawson, Supreme Grand Commander of the Supreme Council, 33rd degree Southern District Scottish Rite, John D. Rockefeller IV, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Marshall Field Family, World Bank President Robert McNamara, U.S. Ambassador to Moscow, and IBM President Thomas Watson, Undersecretary of State Alexis Johnson, and the United Theosophists of New York City. Bailey’s ultimate objective in establishing Lucius Trust was to bring about a one-world religion under the guiding light of Lucifer. She wrote, The day is dawning when all religions will be regarded as emanating from one spiritual source.

All will be seen as unitedly providing the one root out of which the universal religion will inevitably emerge. In keeping with this objective, the Trust established World Goodwill, an agency within the UN that seeks to harness the spiritual qualities of human beings in order to issue forth a new era of enlightenment. Signatories to the World Goodwill document included Helmut Schmidt, former Chancellor of West Germany, Malcolm Fraser, former Australian Prime Minister, Oscar Arias Sanchez, former Prime Minister of Costa Rica, Israeli President Shimon Peres, Robert McNamara, Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker, and Jimmy Carter.

Aside from Lucius Trust and World Goodwill, the scent of sulfur could also be discerned in the reaction of the UN’s two evil sisters, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. You have been listening to Bridge of Truth, brought to you by biblical teacher and author Jim Pugh with God as Government. For free access to all of Jim Pugh’s Bridge of Truth podcasts, please go to www.godisgovernment.com. Distribution of The Bridge of Truth and all other teachings are available for worldwide distribution. Thank you for joining us in this broadcast of Bridge of Truth.

[tr:trw].