Hudson Institute
Hudson Institute is a think tank of the Right Wing Church, founded in 1961, in Cruton-on-Hudson NY by Herman Kahn of the RAND Corporation, trained at Caltech (inspiration for Stanley Kubrick's Dr Strangelove). The current president is John Walters, Office of National Drug Policy Coordination under George W Bush (S&B of Russell family that got rich from the opium trade). |
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John Walters was president of the Philantropy Roundtable with:
- Art Pope (Variety Wholesales, the Bradley Foundation wich donated to The Heritage Foundation of Ed Feulner and the Cato Institute of the Koch family)
- Betsy DeVos (Secretary of Education under Donald Trump, Neurocore, resigned after the Capitol attack ritual, married to Dick DeVos of Amway, owners of Orlando Magic)
- Heather Higgins (NYU, CFR, The Public Interest of Irving Kristol CCF, worked with Newt Gingrich, Indepent Women's Forum with Midge Rosenthal Decter)
The board of trustees of the Hudson Institute consists of:
- Conrad Black (Hollinger Inc)
- Dan Quayle (PNAC)
- Kenneth Weinstein (Board of Broadcasting Governors with John Kerry)
- Marie-Josee Kravis (Federal Reserve NY, CFR, TC, Publicis, Louis Vuitton, Robin Hood Foundation with Lloyd Blankfein of Goldman Sachs, Doug Morris of Universal, Steven Cohen of Point72, Gwyneth Paltrow, Wes Moore CFR, funded by George Soros)
- Max Singer (Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs)
- Roy Innis (Congress for Racial Equality)
Affiliates
- Alexander Haig (jesuit, Order of Malta, CFR, TC, Ronald Reagan administration)
- Alex Avery (anti-organic farming, son of Dennis Avery who wrote Unstoppable Global Warming)
- Betsy McCaughey (advisor of Donald Trump, married to Rothschild banker Willbur Ross, Secretary of Commerce under Trump)
- Daniel Bell (CCNY, CIA front Congress for Cultural Freedom, professor at Harvard, The Public Interest with Irving Kristol, The End of Ideology, married to daughter of Alfred Kazin, ties to NY Intellectuals like Hannah Arendt, daughter Jordy Bell taught at jesuit school Fordham)
- David Satter (Victims of Communism)
- Douglas Feith (jewish, jesuit, Jewish Institute for National Security of America, Commentary)
- Elliott Abrams (CFR, Commentary, Hudson Institute, National Endowment for Democracy, Project for New American Century, Committee for the Free World)
- Heather Higgins (Independant Women's Forum)
- Henry Kissinger
- John O'Sullian (CIA front Radio Free Europe)
- Linden Blue (company of predator drones used by CIA)
- Midge Rosenthal Decter
- Mike Pompeo (director of CIA under Trump)
- Nina Rosenwald (NYU, CFR, Sears Roebuck, Committee for the Present Danger, Gatestone Institute, Freedom House)
- Paula Dobriansky (Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, CFR, TC, Hudson Institute, WEF, Atlantic Council)
- Paul Bracken (CFR)
- Pierre Dupont (Dupont Colonna, Philips Exeter, governor of Delaware)
- Rajeev Chaandrasekhar (government of India)
- Ralp Ellison (Communist Party, The New Masses with Max Eastman of the Congress for Cultural Freedom, novel Invisible Man)
- Robert Bork (American Enterprise Institute, CFW)
- Ron Radosh (Discover the Networks with David Horowitz)
- Scooter Libby (CFR, CSIS, RAND, Project for New American Century)
- Walter Russell Mead (CFR)
The institute is funded by the Walton family (jesuit, Goldman Sachs), Scaife Foundation (Sarah Mellon Scaife), Koch Family Foundation, Bradley Foundation, DuPont, ExxonMobil, Fannie Mae, IBM, MacDonald's, Microsoft, Monsanto, Novartis, PayPal, Procter and Gamble.