| | According to ''Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time'', written by Carroll Quigley in 1966, a small group of people controlled the foreign policies of countries such as Britain and the U.S. regardless of which administration held power. | | According to ''Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time'', written by Carroll Quigley in 1966, a small group of people controlled the foreign policies of countries such as Britain and the U.S. regardless of which administration held power. |
| − | U.S. Col Douglas MacGregor, a critic of the globalist and Uniparty war on Russia said, "Russia to them [the Uniparty and globalists] represents the last major European state that is not part of the globalist internationalist empire, if you will. They've [Russia] resisted [[LGBTQ]], they've resisted what I would call this interesting blend of [[nihilism]], [[Marxism]], [[atheism]], and as a result, they [Russia] have to be [[subvert]]ed and overthrown."<ref>https://youtu.be/v3Gn4FG_BFY>/ref> | + | U.S. Col Douglas MacGregor, a critic of the globalist and Uniparty war on Russia said, "Russia to them [the Uniparty and globalists] represents the last major European state that is not part of the globalist internationalist empire, if you will. They've [Russia] resisted [[LGBTQ]], they've resisted what I would call this interesting blend of [[nihilism]], [[Marxism]], [[atheism]], and as a result, they [Russia] have to be [[subvert]]ed and overthrown."<ref>https://youtu.be/v3Gn4FG_BFY</ref> |