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The '''Council on Foreign Relations''' ('''CFR''') is a [[globalist]] international organization founded in 1921, which has long promoted the involvement of the [[United States]] in other nations and the protection of international business interests.<ref>http://www.cfr.org/about/</ref>  The CFR seeks to influence [[American]] politics by inviting presidential candidates to speak at its events and by encouraging potentially influential businessmen, lawyers and government officials to join its organization or participate in its events.  Many [[American]] presidents have spoken at CFR events.

The '''Council on Foreign Relations''' ('''CFR''') is a [[globalist]] international organization founded in 1921, which has long promoted the involvement of the [[United States]] in other nations and the protection of international business interests.<ref>http://www.cfr.org/about/</ref>  The CFR seeks to influence [[American]] politics by inviting presidential candidates to speak at its events and by encouraging potentially influential businessmen, lawyers and government officials to join its organization or participate in its events.  Many [[American]] presidents have spoken at CFR events.

It publishes a bi-monthly journal entitled ''Foreign Affairs'', which has long been influential in some political circles.

It publishes a bi-monthly journal entitled ''Foreign Affairs'', which promotes left-wing and globalist ideals.<ref>Byas, Steve (April 26, 2018). [https://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/foreign-policy/item/28923-globalist-magazine-foreign-affairs-calls-trump-racist-sexist-and-authoritarian Globalist Magazine "Foreign Affairs" Calls Trump Racist, Sexist, and Authoritarian]. ''The New American''. Retrieved April 26, 2018.</ref>

Membership in the CFR is complex procedure designed to ensure continuation of its globalist vision.<ref>http://www.cfr.org/about/membership/</ref>  President [[Ronald Reagan]] – compared to other American politicians – shunning the CFR. Georgia Congressman [[Larry McDonald]], who served as president of the [[John Birch Society]], was a very strong opponent of the CFR.

Membership in the CFR is complex procedure designed to ensure the continuation of its globalist vision.<ref>http://www.cfr.org/about/membership/</ref>  President [[Ronald Reagan]] – compared to other American politicians – shunning the CFR. Georgia Congressman [[Larry McDonald]], who served as president of the [[John Birch Society]], was a very strong opponent of the CFR.

==The "power behind the throne"==

==The "power behind the throne"==