Committee on the Present Danger
The Committee on the Present Danger (CPD) is a CIA front group, founded in 1950 by Tracy Voorhees. |
It was closely associated with World Anti-Communist League, the John Birch Society, the Korean Unification Church and Asian drug trade of the jesuits and S&B. It provided 33 actors in the Ronald Reagan administration.
Members
- Andrew Goodpaster (NATO)
- Barry Bingham (International Press Institute, Rockefeller
Foundation)
- Bayard Rustin (Committee
of the Free World, PRODEMCA, Civil
Rights Movement, organizer of March on Washington with MLK)
- Ben J Wattenberg (Committee
for the Free World, PRODEMCA, American
Enterprise Institute, strategist for Henry Jackson)
- Bess Myerson (Miss America)
- Charles Kupperman (National Security Advisor of
Donald Trump)
- Chet Nagle (jesuit, Le Cercle)
- Clare Booth Luce (Order of Malta,
Time magazine)
- Daniel Pipes (Gatestone Institute,
Foreign Policy Research Institute, Middle East Forum, CFR,
Commentary, advisor of Rudy Gulliani,
Collapse of Europe Conference with David
Horowitz, Foreign Policy Research Institute with jesuit Adrian
Basora CFR and
jesuit John Lehman of 911 Commission, son of Richard Pipes)
- David Goldman (LSE,
follower of Oswald Spengler, Forbes magazine)
- Dean Rusk (CFR,
Secretary of State, Rockefeller Foundation)
- Dillon Anderson (Draper Committe with John
McCloy)
- Douglas Dillon (National Security Council, worked for John Dulles, Rockefeller Foundation)
- Dov Zakheim (CFR, Atlantic Council, Booz Allen
Hamilton, Foreign Policy Research Institute)
- Edmund Walsh (jesuit, Nuremberg
trial)
- Edward Meese (US Attorney General, Mont
Pelerin Society)
- Edward Teller (father of the Hydrogen bomb)
- Eli Wiesel (Buchenwald survivor,
worked with Oprah Winfrey)
- Eliot Cohen (CFR,
TC, American
Enterprise Institute, Project for the New
American Century)
- Floyd Odlum (met Crowley, Atlas
Corporation, sold RKO pictures to Howard
Hughes)
- Frank Altchul (Lazard Freres, Chase)
- Frank Gaffney (jesuit, Center for Security Policy, Washington Times of
Unification Church, PNAC)
- George Schultz (Bohemian
Club, Reagan administration,
speechwriter Robert Kagan who co-founded PNAC)
- George Tanham (RAND)
- James Woolsey (CIA, Atlantic
Council, CSIS)
- Jeanne Kirkpatrick (jesuit, CFR, Committee
for the Free World, PRODEMCA, Le
Cercle, Reagan administration)
- Jeffrey Gedmin (Atlantic Council,
CFR, Project
for New American Century)
- John Connally (the JFK ritual)
- John Lehman (jesuit, 911
Commission, The Heritage
Foundation, Foreign Policy Research Institute, Project
for New American Century, cousin of
Grace Kelly)
- J Peter Grace (Order of Malta, Operation Paperclip, PRODEMCA)
- Jose Maria Aznar (pm of Spain, war Iraq with
George W Bush and Tony
Blair)
- Julius Ochs Adler (freemason, The
NY Times)
- Mark Helprin (Claremont Institute, CFR)
- Michael Horowitz (CFR)
- Midge Rosenthal Decter
(NYU, The
Heritage Foundation, Committee
for the Free World, National Review, NY
Intellectuals)
- Moshe Yaalon (army of Israel, Washington
Institute for Near East Policy)
- Newt Gingrich (US House of Representatives, Hoover
Institution, Bohemian Club, AEI, European
Foundation for Democracy with Jeane
Kirkpatrick, promoter of Donald
Trump)
- Nina Rosenwald (CFR,
Israel lobby, Sears Roebuck, Gatestone
Institute)
- Norman Podhoretz (speechwriter of George
HW Bush and Ronald Reagan)
- Paul Hoffman (Ford Foundation, Marshall Plan)
- Paul Nitze (Secretary of Defense, Team B)
- Paul Violet (son of Jean Violet, advisor of jesuit Jacques Chirac)
- Philip Karber (jesuit)
- Ray Cline (CIA, World
Anti-Communist League)
- Raymond Allen (UCLA, WHO)
- Richard Allen (Reagan
administration, Le Cercle)
- Richard Mellon Scaife (Deerfield, CSIS)
- Robert McFarlane (Iran-Contra
affair)
- Robert Oppenheimer (Project
Manhattan)
- Robert Patterson (Secretary of War, CFR)
- Ron Silver (CFR,
Le Cercle)
- Samuel Goldwyn (Hollywood studio MGM)
- Samuel Rosenman (advisor to Franklin
Roosevelt and Harry Truman,
coined the term New Deal)
- Saul Bellow (NY Intellectuals)
- Stephen Solarz (International
Crisis Group)
- Steve Bannon (jesuit, Breitbart
News, Goldman Sachs, Donald
Trump administration)
- Steve Forbes (John
Birch Society, Forbes Magazine, Board for International
Broadcasting of CIA front Radio Free Europe)
- Theodore Schultz (economist at University of Chicago)
- Vannevar Bush (General Electric)
- William Casey (jesuit, CIA, CSIS)
- William Colby (Director of Central Intelligence, CSIS,
Order of Malta, Le
Cercle)
- William J Donavan (CIA)
- William G Boykin (Family Research Council)
In 1972 Henry Jackson founded the Coalition for a Democratic Majority with Irving Kristol (CCF), Wyche Fowler (Le Cercle), Daniel Moynihan (LSE, CFR), Sam Nunn (CFR, CSIS, Atlantic Council), Ben Wattenberg (CFW, PRODEMCA), Samuel Huntington (CFR, PRODEMCA), Nina Rosenwald (CFR, Israel lobby).