(((Dr. Robert Blum)))

<https://asiafoundation .org/people/robert-blum/

<https://www.muckrock .com/news/archives/2017/aug/17/robert-blum-spy-who-shaped-world-part-1/

>>Among the original founding officers of the board, there were several presidents/chairmen of large companies including T.S. Peterson, CEO of Standard Oil of California (now Chevron), Brayton Wilbur, president of Wilbur-Ellis Co., and J.D. Zellerbach, chairman of the Crown Zellerbach Corporation; four university presidents including Grayson Kirk from Columbia, J.E. Wallace Sterling of Stanford, and Raymond Allen from UCLA; prominent attorneys including Turner McBaine and A. Crawford Greene; Pulitzer Prize-winning writer James Michener; Paul Hoffman, the first administrator of the Marshall Plan in Europe; and several major figures in foreign affairs.

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even more baby parts

even more friends

>>Robert Blum, founder of the Asia foundation, created the blueprint for the modern day operation of

<Clowns In America

>>theCongressional Research Service’s statement that the report’s “recommendations would become the blueprint for the future organization and operation of the present-day CIA” is hardly hyperbole. The report, which was largely directed, managed and written by Blum, served as the basis for a number of IC changes and reorganizations which were implemented and refined over the course of several years.

Spooky Mockingbird Shite…

>>13822

Asia Foundation related…

Bill Clinton’s dramatic mission to secure the release of two American journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee following North Korea’s harsh verdict regarding their unauthorized entry into North Korea has succeeded on multiple fronts, based on criteria for success I offered yesterday: 1) the visit secured the release of the two journalists, 2) the visit has provided a first-hand opportunity for a direct assessment of Kim Jong Il’s health and the leadership’s decision-making capacity, 3) the visit provided an opportunity to convey directly to Kim Jong Il an American view of North Korea’s situation and the unacceptability of North Korea’s continued nuclear weapons pursuits. We do not know yet whether Kim Jong Il has been able to use the opportunity to make a new start in relations with the Obama administration.

The mission itself was reminiscent of the diplomacy of Japan’s Prime Minister Koizumi, who made a one-day trip to Pyongyang in September of 2002 and succeeded in securing the release of four Japanese abductees and a direct apology from Kim Jong Il. Although Clinton’s trip was private, it has become clear that the mission was a direct result of months of painstaking negotiations and an assessment by Pyongyang of the likely maximum benefit it could obtain for the release of the journalists. The issue increasingly was becoming a burden rather than a benefit to North Korea. The Obama administration efforts to utilize an envoy of lesser stature than Mr. Clinton were rejected by the North Koreans

http://sitrep .globalsecurity.org/articles/090805434-clinton-to-pyongyang-after-act.htm

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Rolling forthe Asia Foundation as Keystone.

Asia Foundation Blog on Clinton North Korea trip.

>>13366 (OP)

The Asia Foundation is a Keystone CIA Op.

https://asiafoundation .org/our-people/board-of-trustees/

https://asiafoundation .org/our-people/

https://asiafoundation .org/our-people/leadership-council/

https://asiafoundation .org/our-people/founders/

https://asiafoundation .org/our-people/founders/

>>14179

I concur. Systemic corruption worldwide has finally drawn a massive response.

Paradigm shift brought about by an cooperative assault on the NWO elite/cabal.

<i hope…