Ivor Cummins: Rockefeller Template of Elites' Control: WHO, WEF, UN, Gates

In the complex interplay of power, influence, and control, certain entities have historically leveraged their positions to shape global narratives and policies. One such entity, the Rockefeller family, has played a pivotal role in various domains, from health and climate to finance and geopolitics. The Rockefellers' involvement in establishing the World Health Organization and their influence in climate science underscore their significant impact on global affairs. "The richest men in the world, the most powerful men in the world created climate science in the 1950s" , highlighting their deep-rooted influence.
The Rockefellers' journey began with John D. Rockefeller's ventures in the oil industry, which eventually led to the creation of Standard Oil and the family's vast wealth. This wealth facilitated their involvement in various global initiatives, often under the guise of philanthropy. However, "John D's father was a rapist and a literal snake oil salesman who got away with the rape of a household member" , casting a shadow on their legacy. Their actions frequently raised questions about their true intentions and the broader implications of their influence.
From funding the establishment of key international organizations to shaping the discourse around climate change, the Rockefellers' legacy is a testament to the complex relationship between wealth, power, and societal impact. "Rockefeller Brothers Fund in the 1950s said, 'We, it is our duty to create a New World Order in all its dimensions, financial, spiritual, governmental'" , reflecting their ambitions beyond mere business.
Awareness of such influence is crucial. "Awareness is the most powerful weapon. I can't think of any other way but grassroots awareness to help save our society and our future". This awareness can act as a counterbalance to the pervasive influence of powerful entities. "If people don't slow the progress of what's going on right now, we'll end up like China, with universal ID, cameras on every corner" .
The Rockefellers' influence extends to contemporary figures like Bill Gates, whose actions echo similar patterns. "Bill Gates, when his partner got cancer and had to drop out of the company for a short while, tried to steal his share of the company off him" . Such anecdotes reveal the persistent drive for control and influence among the wealthy elite.
Ultimately, the sociopolitical landscape is shaped by those who climb to the top. "The sociopaths climb to the top. They always have. They always will. They clamber up and up and up because they want more, more, more" . Yet, there is hope in collective awareness and action. "Awareness and living the way you should use cash as much as possible, use local suppliers of real food" , can foster resilience against centralized control.
In conclusion, the Rockefeller legacy serves as a powerful reminder of the intricate dynamics between wealth, power, and societal influence. By understanding their impact and fostering awareness, we can better navigate the challenges posed by such concentrated power. "People are beginning to realize that the politicians have become rotten, the media has become rotten as a three week old corpse in the sun" , indicating a growing awareness that is crucial for societal change.