Open Veils · Answer
Who is trying to control the world?
The archival and whistleblower record points well past nation-states: interlocking financial dynasties, covert institutional networks, and what researchers like Carroll Quigley documented as a 'Anglo-American Establishment' constitute the deeper layer. Nation-states are largely instruments. The real contest is between competing factions within a transnational elite, not between flags.
Evidence
- Carroll Quigley's 'Tragedy and Hope' (1966) named the Round Table network — seeded by Cecil Rhodes, extended through the Council on Foreign Relations, Royal Institute of International Affairs, and Bilderberg Group — as the operational architecture of English-speaking world control.
- Antony Sutton's archival research at the Hoover Institution documented how Wall Street financed both the Bolshevik Revolution and the rise of Nazi Germany, suggesting that ideological conflict at the state level was managed from above by the same financial interests.
- Catherine Austin Fitts, former Assistant Secretary of Housing under Bush Sr., describes what she calls 'the Breakaway Civilization' — a faction controlling black budget financing (she estimates $21 trillion in undocumentable adjustments from DoD and HUD) that has effectively seceded from nation-state accountability.
- At the esoteric layer, researchers like David Icke and Michael Tsarion argue the controlling bloodlines trace to pre-modern priestly castes; William Tompkins and Corey Goode situate control within a Secret Space Program economy that has already left terrestrial power structures behind.
- Quigley was unusual: an insider who believed the plan was beneficial and said so openly.