The Long Arm Of Google: Trilateral Commission Censors Ousts Scholar From Think Tank

Two prominent Trilateral Commission members, Eric Schmidt of Google and Anne-Marie Slaughter of New America Foundation, colluded to fire Barry Lynn who had been critical of Google while employed by Slaughter's leftist organization. The Trilateral Commission was the lead organization who originally sponsored Technocracy beginning in 1973. (Read the full documentation in my book, Technocracy Rising: The Trojan Horse of Global Transformation.) When Barry Lynn praised the EU's huge fine against Google (which it richly deserved), Schmidt wasted no time in contacting his Trilateral Commission crony to get Lynn fired. In similar fashion, Professor Antony Sutton was fired from the Hoover Institution for War, Peace and Revolution at Stanford University in 1975; Trilateral David Packard was then president of Stanford. Trilaterals Over Washington, co-authored by myself and Sutton, was banned from the nationwide B. Dalton Bookseller chain; Dalton's parent company had a Trilateral member on their board of directors.