石原慎太郎都知事が講演したヘリテージ財団と統一協会の深い関係

私自身はこの辺あまり興味がないのですが、日本の皆さんは、「外国」での発表とかにとりわけ大きく反応する傾向があることと、アジア近隣諸国の緊張をネタに踊られていて、奴隷支配から抜け出せない状況を観察しています。

欧米だと困ったときのアルカイダって感じで、フランスあたりじゃ、アルカイダねたでユダヤ人学校の襲撃事件なんかを引き起こしていますが、日本の場合は、困ったときの尖閣諸島、竹島って感じなのでしょうか？ネタがなくなると、アジアの緊張創出？

たとえば、国際銀行家とか、米国連邦準備会（FRB）の詐欺金融システムを批判していながら、アジアの緊張というと、パブログの犬のように反射的に、いきり立っちゃって、国際銀行家＝軍事複合体の手先になってしまう人たちが多いですね。奴隷支配の本質を理解してません。

さて、本題です。



石原さんが講演をした保守的なシンクタンクといわれるヘリテージ財団ですが、設立(1973年）当初から怪しいすぎですね。ロックフェラー家との関係は当然ですが。まあこの財団も当然、将来的には解体される対象になるのではないでしょうか？

ヘリテージ財団と文鮮明　(統一協会）の関係

さわりの部分だけ訳します。

「1975年に米国議会はアメリカ国内のKCIAの活動を調査した際、ヘリテージ財団と文鮮明の関係に気がついた。」

「1980年代初頭に、KCIAはヘリテージ財団に寄付を始めました。その見返りに、ヘリテージ財団はアジア研究センターを設立し... 」

現在の国際銀行家が追い込まれた中で、わざわざ、こういうコネクションを持つ財団で講演をするということは、石原さんの延命策(人気取り？）へ向けた支援策？それともこれは単なるついでで、他のアメリカで国際銀行家の親分達との会合などがあったのでしょうか？（石原さんも当然、バチカンかバミューダ、タックスヘイブンあたりに秘密口座をお持ちだと思うのですが、もうこれは差し押さえられているのでしょうか？）このあたりの背後も興味ないわけではないですが、石原さんの発言は所詮は茶番でしょう？

あと、野田総理がTPP関連で、国会で話をまとめず、オバマさんにTPPへの話し合い参加を決めたと日本の皆さんは問題にしていましたが、石原都知事が尖閣諸島購入については、都議会で話し合われたのでしょうか？　

アジアの緊張というとパブロフの犬反応を起こす皆さんは、このあたりも一応気がついていただきたいところです。

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MOON CONNECTIONThe 1975 Congressional investigation of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency (KCIA) activities in the U.S. noted a connection between Heritage and the Rev. Sun Myung Moon. Edwin J. Feulner, Jr. was recruited in 1977 by Richard Scaife to become Heritage president, a position he holds today:

"The report of the investigation noted, 'In 1975, Ed Feulner ... was introduced to KCIA station chief Kim Yung Hwan by Neil Salonen and Dan Feffernan of the Freedom Leadership foundation.' Salonen was head of Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church in the United States. The Freedom Leadership Foundation (FLF), a political arm of Moon's Unification network was linked to the World Anti-Communist League (WACL). The FLF was described as 'an organization to be used to achieve KCIA objectives,' by the Congressional report, which was based on a KCIA document that discussed FLF." (8)

In the early 1980s, the KCIA began making donations to Heritage Foundation. In turn, Heritage established an Asian Studies Center which The Nation magazine of 1/23/89 states "has quartered apologists for [So. Korean Prime Minister] Chun's regime." (9)The Wall Street Journal of August 1995 does not mention Sun Myung Moon, but references the Korea Foundation, one of Heritage's largest donors and an affiliate of the South Korean government. The article clearly states that Heritage Foundation promotes and actually writes pro-Korean legislation:

"Heritage scholars, for example, have drafted specific language for legislation that would help South Korea by encouraging the U.S. to include Seoul more directly in U.S. dealings with North Korea.  Meantime, one of Heritage's largest donors, the Korea Foundation, is an affiliate of the South Korean government, according to Yoo Lee, a spokesman for South Korea's embassy here.  Heritage's President Edwin Feulner says he isn't aware that the Korea Foundation is an arm of their government..."While Heritage has gotten most of its attention on domestic issues, it also has been an active proponent for an array of trade and other policies supported by South Korea and Taiwan.  Such efforts, it says, reflects "the growing importance of the Asia-Pacific community."  In December, Heritage scholar Daryl Plunk provided language for a draft resolution, essentially calling for the administration to adopt a U.S. policy more in line with the wishes of South Korea, to Colorado GOP Rep. Scott McInnis.  Rep McInnis, who last year was escorted on a trip to South Korea by Mr. Plunk, introduced a provision in Congress containing similar language.
"Heritage's Mr. Feulner himself has taken an active role in promoting South Korean issues in Congress through actions such as testifying before committees to promote the think tank's pro-South Korea positions.  Meantime, one in six of Heritage's 24 known major donors last year  -- gifts of $100,000 or more -- were Taiwanese or South Korean concerns.  Over the past three years, Heritage has received nearly $1 million from the Korea Foundation which is funded by South Korea's Foreign Ministry, says the embassy's Mr. Lee." (10)

The Heritage offices in Washington, D.C. have housed and employed a number of Unification Church operatives:

"Heritage's Director of Administration in 1980 was Michael Warder, who was a key leader of Moon's Unification network in the United States ...

"Christian Voice is one Moon-connected group that has operated out of the Heritage building. A 'former' Moon operative, Gary Jarmin, attacked critics of Moon and gave an interview to a Moon-controlled newspaper after he joined the Christian Voice (CV) staff. CV's chair, Robert Grant, has been a leader of Moon's Unification network front groups such as the American Freedom Coalition, which fundraised for Oliver North." (11)

In the 1970s, Richard Viguerie became the direct-mail fundraiser for Weyrich's Committee for Survival of a Free Congress. Viguerie developed the direct-mail enterprise into a mult-million dollar business which has used its considerable power to influence the election of conservative candidates for political office. During the 70s, Viguerie trained a political cadre and established, staffed, and funded new organizations, transforming the New Right into "an institutionalized, disciplined, well-organized, and well-financed movement of loosely-knit affiliates" that formed a political base for the conservative revolution of the next decade.In 1976, Weyrich, Viguerie and Howard Phillips attempted a takeover of the American Independent Party and, in the wake of failure, turned to Jerry Falwell to form the Moral Majority. When Rev. Moon was indicted in 1981 for fraud and criminal tax evasion, Falwell unexpectedly joined with other religious leaders to present an amicus curiae, (friend of the court) brief on behalf of the Reverend Moon. A 1987 Seattle Times explained "How Rev. Moon Got Ensconced with the New Right" via Paul Weyrich's network:

"Ron Godwin, an influential former vice president of Falwell's Moral Majority, is one of several who experienced a conversion."In 1984 Godwin attacked another fundamentalist leader for taking Moonie money. 'It strikes me as peculiar,' observed Godwin, himself an evangelical Christian, 'that (he) should accept financial support from a church whose founder believes he's divine . . . It's a little like the Jewish National Fund accepting money from (PLO leader Yasir) Arafat.'
"Eighteen months later, Godwin joined the Moonie - owned Washington Times as a senior vice president, where he also serves as emissary to conservative Christian leaders.
"Then there's Richard Viguerie, until recently more than $1.5 million in debt, according to Fairfax, Va., court records. They indicate that in mid-October the U.S. Property Development Corp. paid $10.06 million to 7777 Associates for the suburban Virginia office building including Viguerie's headquarters. Viguerie owned 72 percent of 7777 Associates, according to Virginia records, and U.S. Property's president is Moon's right-hand man, Bo Hi Pak.
"Viguerie now serves with Abernathy on the five-man board of the Moonie-dominated American Freedom Coalition. The coalition, which claims a 'house list' of more than 300,000 member-contributors, is also Viguerie's biggest new direct-mail client." (12)

More recently, when Falwell's Liberty University was in danger of bankruptcy, Sun Myung Moon came to the rescue through one of his front groups,which funnelled $3.5 million to the Reber-Thomas Christian Heritage Foundation which had purchased the school's debt of $73 million. Ron Godwin, former executive director of the Moral Majority, and now vice president of Moon's Washington Times, accompanied Falwell to South Korea in January of 1994 for a meeting with representatives of the Unification Church.