for advanced autists: some CFR cooking

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ2ONmQ773o

CFR video

"The State of Global Governance: A Conversation With Richard Haass and the Council of Councils"

Nov 9, 2020

Speakers

Richard N. Haass

President, Council on Foreign Relations;

Author, The World: A Brief Introduction; @RichardHaass

Sunjoy Joshi

Chairman, Observer Research Foundation

Elizabeth Sidiropoulos

Chief Executive, South African Institute of International Affairs

Presider

Kimberly Dozier

Global Affairs Analyst, CNN; Contributor, Time; CFR Member

Council of Councils

Richard N. Haass, Sunjoy Joshi, and Elizabeth Sidiropoulos discuss the mounting challenges to global governance and their implications for international cooperation, including rising climate concerns, economic volatility, and increasing great power tensions amid a global pandemic

The Council of Councils (CoC) is an international initiative created by the Council on Foreign Relations to connect leading foreign policy institutes from around the world in a dialogue on issues of global governance and multilateral cooperation.

The CoC is composed of twenty-eight major policy institutes from some of the world’s most influential countries. It is designed to facilitate candid, not-for-attribution dialogue and consensus-building among influential opinion leaders from both established and emerging nations, with the ultimate purpose of injecting the conclusions of its deliberations into high-level foreign policy circles within members' countries.

>>11946533

another one that might be interesting:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsObR4HZQ4Y

Council on Foreign Relations, YT video, Nov 13, 2020

"TikTok on the Clock: Data, Deals, and National Security"

As the deadline approaches for Beijing-based social media platform TikTok to finalize a deal allowing its U.S. operations to continue, panelists discuss the rise of TikTok and other foreign-owned mobile apps, the relationship between data collection and U.S. national security, and the regulatory and legal implications of such deals.

Speakers:

Sarah Bauerle Danzman

Assistant Professor at Hamilton-Luger School of Global International Studies, Indiana University Bloomington who most recently spent a year as a CFR International Affairs Fellow at the State Department's Office of Investment Affairs

CFR Term Member

Kara Frederick

Fellow at the Technology and National Security Program at the Center for a New American Security which she joined after roles at Facebook and the Dept of Defense

Frederick Tsai

Vice President for Global Customer Success at the enterprise software company, Liferay and previously held roles at Salesforce.com and Del, including as its Director of China Strategy

CFR Term Member

Presider (introducing speakers)

R. David Edelman

Internet Policy Research Initiative, Massachusetts Institute of Technology;

CFR Term Member

>>11946533

Of course, the subject is…

the resetting of globalization.

Ten minutes in… discussing how U.S. foreign policy had become unpredictable from administration to administration and people around the world can't deal with these changes

Shall we see a push for a "one-party" system now?

For newbies…

the CFR is the grandaddy of globalization

and is associated with a global cabal of organizations following the Cecil Rhodes' ethics

watch Edward G. Griffin series of videos

especially "The Quigley Formula" video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynVqPnMQ2sI

>>11946770

Sessions earned himself a name

by challenging voter fraud in Alabama

and risked his reputation on the case

which I think he lost after a lengthy battle

(from memory, needs reference for verification)

remember that everyone in Trump's cabinet

serve at great risk

so it's hard to judge anyone's reason for leaving

>>11946771

daddy Bush signed an Executive Order

allowing the sale of government property

so

it seems that we then enriched the Chinese

so that they would have the wealth to buy America

>>11946849

sauce:

https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/executive-order-12803-infrastructure-privatization

Executive Order 12803—Infrastructure Privatization

April 30, 1992

>>11946889

REMOVE THESE DAMN THINGS

the only curious thing about them is

what kind of weapon are they