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The
Council for National Policy:
Selected
Member Biographies
CNP
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See Also: What
is the CNP
Guy
Sanders, Jr. William
E. Saracino Richard
M. Scaife Terence
Scanlon Rich
Scarborough Frederic
(Rich) Schatz Blaine
Scheideman Phyllis
Schlafly Otto
Scott John
Scribante Lynda
H. Scribante Alan
Sears Ronald
L. Seeley Harry
G.A. Seggerman Jay
A. Sekulow Duncan
Sellars Hans
F. Sennholz Beurt
SerVaas
Guy Sanders,
Jr. - CNP 1988;
former president, Gideons International; International
President, The Gideons
International
1; president and owner, Sanders Supply and
Construction, Company
Footnotes 1

William E. Saracino-
CNP1984, 1988, 1996, 1998; was political director of Gun
Owners of California; was Executive director Gun
Owners of America
2
; former chief of staff, California
Assembly Republican Caucus.
"...was fined $ 36,000
by California's election watchdog agency, the Fair Political
Practices Commission, for failing to maintain proper and file
timely financial reports from three different political front
organizations in which he was involved, the Free Market PAC,
Citizens for Responsible Representation, and Fund for a
Responsible Legislature. In some cases he was as late as
nineteen months in filing the documents...He, along with the
late Terry Dolan
[CNP], a closeted gay man, was a co-founder
of the 1980s National Political Action Committee which raised
millions to bring Ronald Reagan to the Presidency and a
Republican majority in the U.S. Senate. He managed California
Assembly Woman [CNP's]
Barbara Alby's (AD-5, R-Orangevale)
successful special election effort...closely associated with
other California members of the Council for National Policy
such as Howard
Ahmanson, Jr., heir to the Home Savings fortune,
container manufacturer Rob Hurtt, Jr., exporter Richard
Riddle , magazine publisher
Roland
Hinz, and Christian radio
mogul Edward Atsinger III
in their efforts through the
Allied/Independent Business PAC to elect a Theocratic majority
to the state legislature....Project Tocsin is in possession of
a video tape made in a candidate forum sponsored by the
Capitol Resource Institute, the Focus on the Family policy
group in California, where Saracino urged candidates not to
thump people over the head with their Bible but to keep their
religious affiliations as quiet as possible." 3
Footnotes 2-3
 Richard M. Scaife
- not an official CNP member by the directories, but
definitely a funder of many in the CNP; member, board of
trustees, Heritage
Foundation
4
since 1985; owner and chairman, Tribune-Review;
director, Pittsburgh World Affairs Council; board member, Hoover
Institution
5; board member, Pepperdine University; chair,
Sarah
Scaife Foundation
6; chair, Allegheny Foundation; chair,
Carthage Foundation; Scaife’s three foundations have for
years supported The Heritage Foundation,
Paul
Weyrich’s Free
Congress Foundation and others; was a member of the Advisory
Commission on Public Diplomacy, the citizens' advisory panel
for the U.S. Information Agency, from 1984 to 1990.
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr of the Heritage Foundation was chairman.
American
Enterprise Institute
7, is funded by the Olin
Foundation, Castle Rock Foundation, Sarah Scaife Foundation,
Bradley Foundation, Scaife Family Foundation, and more.
8
In 1997 the Scaife
Foundations
9
gave Free Congress Foundation $1,670,000; by
1988 Scaife was the top lifetime donor to FCF, with a total of
$7,014,000." Scaife split the FCF funding between two of
their publicized foundations: Sarah Scaife Foundation and the
Carthage Foundation.
Heritage Foundation,
received approx. $3.5 million, $1.22 million to the
American Enterprise Institute. $1.40 million to Stanford
University's Hoover Institution.$325,000 to the Cato
Institute. Hollywood's Center for the Study of Public
Culture, got nearly $1.8 million. Accuracy in Media,
a group still promoting the idea that Clinton aide Vince
Foster may have been murdered, got $675,000.Scaife has given
nearly $13 million over the last 36 years to Pepperdine
University, $575,000 to the Citizens for a Sound
Economy, among others.
10
John McGoff's partner in the
newspaper business was Richard Mellon Scaife. What became know
as 'Muldergate' was the funneling of money and purchasing of
propaganda, amongst other things, in South Africa. Recipients
of "Muldergate' money included the Unification
Church..."about $4.5 million was funneled into the
overseas enterprises of Rev. Sun Myung Moon in exchange for a
substantial South African interest in the church-owned
Washington Times..." Scaife owned and operated
Forum World Features, an international CIA news outlet that
supplied over 300 newspapers until its exposure in
1975...providing the seed money for the Heritage Foundation
and for the Committee for the Survival of a Free Congress.
11
"....the two
foundations most active in recent years in publicly promoting
the need for a strong CIA. One of them, the Scaife Foundation
(together with the closely linked Scaife Family Charitable
Trusts and Allegheny Foundation) has provided the largest part
of Fletcher's foundation backing since 1977, donating over
$1.5 million. The other, the Smith Richardson Foundation,
contributed over $100,000 from 1979 to 1981 for two projects
it describes as a "project on [the] history of Vietnamese
communism" and the "completion of [a] study of
communist propaganda and political warfare." Since 1978,
these two foundations have also provided most of the private
funding to Pfaltzgraff's Institute for Foreign Policy
Analysis, [IFPA] with Scaife alone donating over $500,000.
The promotional efforts of
the CIA by these foundations, consisting so far of at least
eleven separate projects together costing over $500,000,
appear to have begun on October 30, 1978, when Scaife
president Richard Larry phoned
Ernest Lefever
[CNP] (an
IFPA "research consultant") to ask if his Ethics and
Public Policy Center at Georgetown University would supervise
a study of media treatment of the CIA and the KGB. This work
resulted in the pro-CIA collection by Lefever and Roy Godson, The
CIA and the American Ethic." 12
Roy Godson, A Georgetown
University professor, was a member of the 1980 CIA transition
team and has been a paid consultant to the USIA, the NSC and
the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. He is
Washington director of the National Strategy Information
Center, which provided funding to Aruno Cruz. Godson has also
been a paid advisor to the CIA-connected U.S. Youth Council,
the parent of the International Youth Year Commission, which
is assumed to be the "Intl. Youth Comm." named on
the flow chart of North-supervised contra support entities...
Godson solicited donations for North and the
Nicaragua operation, at least once using the Heritage
Foundation as a conduit." 13 Footnotes
4-13

Terence Scanlon- CNP
1998; chairman and president, Capital
Research Center 14, trustees or National advisory
board, include CNP's Hon.
Edwin Meese III ,
Richard
V. Allen, Dr.
Larry P. Arnn, President, The Claremont Institute,
T.
Kenneth Cribb, President, Intercollegiate Studies Institute,
and others who hold organizational leadership; was vice
president for corporate relations at The
Heritage Foundation. 15
His public career includes an
appointment by President Ronald Reagan to the U.S. Consumer
Product Safety Commission where he served seven years,
including service as chairman during President Reagan’s
second term. Officers in Capital
Research Center 16
include:
Robert Huberty, Executive
Vice President and Director of Research: Before joining CRC
in 1993, he served in several positions at The
Heritage Foundation 17, which he joined in 1980 as a
research assistant and editor on Mandate for Leadership,
the well-known volume of public policy advice that was
widely used by the Reagan Administration. Subsequently, he
was Director of the Resource Bank (1983-91), where he acted
as Heritage liaison to conservative public policy
organizations, and Director of Academic Programs (1991-93).
Earlier, Huberty was a research assistant to former
President Richard Nixon, assisting on President Nixon’s Memoirs
(1978)
Tom Ivancie, Vice
President and Director of Development: Ivancie joined CRC in
May 1999. He oversees fundraising operations and works to
broaden support for CRC’s work. Formerly vice president of
development at the Institute for Research on the Economics
of Taxation (IRET), Ivancie has also been a major grants
coordinator at the Heritage
Foundation.
Patrick Reilly,
Research Associate and Editor, Foundation
Watch, Organization
Trends:
18
Before joining CRC in 1997, Reilly was the executive
director of Citizens for Educational Freedom, a national
school choice advocacy group.
Footnotes 14-17
 Rich Scarborough-
CNP 1998; Reverend, First Baptist Church of Pearland, Texas,
with 3,500 members; author, Enough Is Enough, published
1996, designated "Book of the Year," Whitaker House
Publishing; featured speaker, 1996 National Affairs Briefing,
1996 Southern Baptist Convention, and numerous state and
national conferences; trustee, Foreign Mission Board, Southern
Baptist Convention; former president, Conference of Southern
Baptist Evangelists; founder, Texas Baptist Pastors'
Conference, 1989; master of theology, Southwester Baptist
Theological Seminary, 1978;
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, published
by
Jerry Falwell's Liberty Press, is a work dedicated to
promoting Theocracy over traditional church/state views...
Scarborough relies heavily on history revisionists William
Federer's work, AMERICAS GOD AND COUNTRY. Federer, who
recently led the invocation at a Houston John Birch Society
meeting, has a name among the right wing crowd. His book, as
well as another author Scarborough quotes frequently, are
promoted through John Birch Society book catalogues. Rich also
uses anti-separation of church and state leader David Barton
who serves on Rick's board of advisors. 19
Footnotes 18-19
 Frederic (Rich) Schatz-
CNP 1996, 1998; member, College Hill Presbyterian Church;
executive vice president and chief operating officer, National
Coalition for the Protection of Children & Families
20,
""To protect children and families from the harms of
pornography and its messages."; coordinates three
affiliated organizations: the Religious Alliance Against
Pornography, "Enough is Enough!" Campaign, and
National Law Center for Children & Families; former
president and founder, Creative Waterworks, Inc.; former vice
president of marketing and planning, Zomax Corporation;
Footnotes 20
 Blaine Scheideman
- CNP 1996, 1998; Former senior vice president, contracts,
pricing and international offset, General Dynamics
Corporation; joined General Dynamics in 1966 at the Fort Worth
Division, advancing through positions in planning, program
management and contracts; assumed responsibility for the F-16
programs in Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Norway;
bachelor's degree, industrial management, University of
Kansas; participated in UCLA executive management program;
member, National Estimating Society, Air Force Association;
member, board of advisors, National Contract Management
Association.
 Phyllis Schlafly
- CNP Board of Governors
1982, member 1984, 1988, 1996, 1998; Catholic; founder and
president, Eagle Forum
21;
is a lawyer and served as a member of the Commission on the
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution, 1985-1991, appointed by
President Reagan; author, 16 books; published monthly
newsletter, The
Phyllis Schlafly Report,
22
since 1967; published monthly
Education Reporter
23
since 1986; National Chairman of "Stop ERA";
syndicated columnist, appears in 100 newspapers; daily radio
commentaries, heard on 270 stations; weekly radio talk show on
education is heard weekly on 45 stations; attorney at law;
Ronald Reagan presidential appointee, Commission on the
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution; has testified before
congressional and state legislative committees on
constitutional, national defense, and family issues; 1992
Illinois Mother of the Year; "Who's Who in America;"
Phi Beta Kappa graduate, Washington University; J.D.,
Washington University Law School; master's in Political
Science from Harvard University; ran unsuccessfully for
Congress in 1952 and 1970. In the 1970s and early 1980s,
Schlafly campaigned against the proposed Equal Rights
Amendment (ERA). The amendment called for men and women to be
given equal treatment under the law
Schlafly is the author of 16
books - the more famous being A Choice Not An Echo in
1964, The Gravediggers, also in 1964, and Strike
From Space in 1965. The latter two were co-authored by
Rear Admiral Chester Ward (Ret.) - for 16 years a member of
the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)! 85. Schlafly
has also been long active in Republican Party circles, having
been a delegate or alternate to five National Conventions. She
served as President of the Illinois Federation of Republican
Women (1960-64), first Vice-President of the National
Federation of Republican Women from 1964 until 1967.
She held National
Chairmanships in various sections of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, is a member of the Illinois Commission on
the Status of Women, a Commentator on the CBS "Spectrum
Series" from 1973 through 1978, a member of the American
Committee to Free Cuba, Co-chairman of Americans for Law and
Order, a member of the Charter Subscription List (CSL) of Human
Events
25, associated with the Citizens Legal Defense
Fund for the FBI, Ad Hoc, and the Committee on Conservative
Alternatives. 86. Schlafly is a member of President Reagan's
Defense Policy Advisory Group and in that position is a
leading advocate of "High
Frontier."
26
technology (i.e., a system of orbiting
"space platforms") - the brainchild of Lt.
General Daniel O. Graham
of the CNP! Schlafly has been the recipient
of numerous awards - the most noteworthy being: "honor
medals" from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge;
"Women of Achievement" from the CFR-run St.
Louis Globe-Democrat in 1963; the "Brotherhood
Award" of the National Conference of Christian and Jews (NCCJ),
in 1975; the "Distinguished Career Award" of the
Harvard University Business School in 1979; and lastly, she is
a "wearer" of the Phi Beta Kappa "Key".
27
Mrs. Schlafly's late husband
Fred, was head of the World
Anti-Communist League 28
and was also with American Council
for World Freedom. "...The U.S. Council for World
Freedom (USCWF) is the United States affiliate of the World
Anti-Communist League (WACL). The first WACL branch in the
U.S., the American Council for World Freedom (ACWF),
was founded in 1970 by Lee Edwards. Edwards had worked with
the Young Americans for Freedom...In 1980, retired Major
General John K. Singlaub
[CNP] went to Taiwan to speak
at the WACL annual convention.(4) A year later he was asked to
start a new U.S. chapter which was funded by a $16,500 loan
from Taiwan. With that loan and generous funding from beer
baron Joseph
Coors [CNP], Singlaub began the United States
Council for World Freedom (USCWF)... Joining Singlaub from
the ACWF board were John Fisher, Stefan Possony, Lev
Dobriansky, J.
A.
"Jay" Parker, and Fred Schlafly.
29
Footnotes
21-29

Otto Scott-
CNP 1984, 1988, 1996, 1998, current; author, consultant, book
reviewer and essayist; member the Philadelphia
Society, 30
trustee 1982-84; monthly cultural journal (Otto
Scott’s Compass) 31; Associate Scholar for the
American Council on Economics and Society, member of Committee
for Monetary Research and Education, the Author’s Guild, and
the Overseas Press Club. He is the recipient of the George
Washington Medal from the Freedom Foundation (1976) and the
John Newman Edwards Media Award (1994). "Not many know
that his efforts have been credited by Howard
Phillips
for
pioneering the U.S. Taxpayers Party (now the Constitution
Party), or that his ideas and writings have influenced
well-known individuals such as conservative columnists Pat
Buchanan, Joe Sobran, and William Murchison." Was senior
editor, The Conservative Digest, and contributor to The
Chalcedon Report. See
Gary North; Rev.
R. J. Rushdoony
Footnotes 30-31

John Scribante
~ CNP Board of Governors 1998; Chief Executive Officer,
Innovize 32; former Chief executive officer, Windward
Resources, Inc.; co-founder and Vice President PTS Audit,
Inc., a financial services compliance audit firm, and Account
Manager for Vital Learning Corp, an international sales
training firm; president, Scribante Enterprises; president, American
Institute for Free Enterprise, dedicated to promoting the
Free Enterprise system and maximizing the success of
entrepreneurs; treasurer and former president, A.J. and
Lynda Scribante Family Foundation, dedicated to youth
development; board of governors, Sigma
Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation 33, dedicated to
developing leaders for America's communities; sales manager,
1994-1996, assistant sales manager, 1993-1994, and account
manager, 1992-1993, OPM Information Systems; vice president,
PTS Audit, Inc., 1991-1992; account manager, VITAL LEARNING
Corporation; former program director, American Defense
Institute; B.S.B.A., Finance, Creighton University. Spouse –
Tina.
A.J. Scribante , Educational
Foundation Trustee, Chairman and CEO, Vital Learning
Corporation
Footnotes 32-33

Lynda H. Scribante
- CNP Board of Governors 1996, 1998; presidential appointee,
USAF Board of Visitors, two terms; presidential appointee,
President's Commission of Medical and Bio Medical Ethics and
reappointed by President Clinton to the board of trustees of
the Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education
Foundation; coauthor, The Living Will; secretary of
Interior Department appointee, The Statue of Liberty - Ellis
Island Commission; board of trustees, USAF Academy Research
& Development Institute; board of directors, People to
People Interaction; Scribante is a co-founder, with former
U.S. Ambassador "Holly" Coors, a member of the Coors
beer family, of Women of Our Hemisphere Achieving Together;
member, Official Delegation to the University of Warsaw
(Poland); attended Texas Christian University, University of
Hawaii, University of the Americas, and University of Texas.
Spouse A.J

Alan Sears
~ CNP 1988, 1996, 1998; President and CEO, Alliance Defense
Fund; legal counsel, Citizens for Decency through Law; former
Associate Solicitor, United States Department of the Interior;
former executive director, Attorney General's Commission pm
Pornography; leader of the conservative movement of the
Southern Baptist Convention and former Southern Baptist
Convention executive Committee member.

Ronald L.
Seeley, M.D. - CNP Board of Governors 1996, member
1998; member, Advisory Board, Christian
Embassy
34; eye surgeon, Tampa Eye Clinic; past chairman,
board of trustees, Foundation for Eye Research; clinical
associate professor, University of South Florida Medical
School; former president, Hillsborough County Medical Society
and Tampa Bay Ophthalmological Society; former chairman, Tampa
Area Hospital Council; founding board member, Hillsborough
Coalition for Health; former chairman, Medical Advisory
Committee, Florida Society to Prevent Blindness; former
member, Board of Directors, Tampa Lighthouse for the Blind; cofounder,
Christian Ophthalmological Society; charter member,
International Association of Ocular Surgeons; fellow, American
Academy of Ophthalmology.
Footnotes 34
 Harry G.A. Seggerman
- CNP1988; President, International Investment Advisors, Inc.;
National
Advisory Board of Accuracy In Media
35, CNP's
Reed
Irvine ,
founder and Chairman. It's funded by, among others, Richard
Mellon Scaife.
36
;
former member Council of International Fellows, Heritage
Foundation.
37
Footnotes 35-37
 Jay A. Sekulow
- CNP 1996, 1998; Chief Counsel, American
Center for Law and Justice
38, founded by Pat Robertson ;
Jay
Sekulow Live show
39; Chief Counsel of the European Centre
for Law and Justice (ECLJ); board of The
Religious Heritage Freedom Foundation
40, which also has
CNP's Ted
Baehr and many others.
Member of National Religious
Broadcasters Board of Directors, current or past>
See:
The 2005 National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) Convention
With Focus On Mel Gibson's The Passion Recut
and also see:
The
2005 National Religious Broadcasters (NRB)
Convention With Focus On
Michael Rood
Former Executive Director of
the American Center for Law and Justice was Keith A. Fournier,
a Deacon in the Roman Catholic Church who is now President of Catholic
Alliance
41, whose purpose is to organize Catholics
politically and "spreading the message of our shared
Catholic faith."
"[Jew's for Jesus'] tactics
are headstrong (sometimes confrontational) and evangelistic in
nature; they are most famous for their "campaigns,"
during which they go out on the streets of major cities such
as New York and distribute millions of "broadsides"
(folded-over humorous tracts presenting the gospel in a Jewish
manner). They also work in airports; in 1987, they won a
unanimous Supreme Court decision protecting their First
Amendment rights to distribute literature in government-run
airports (the case was argued for JFJ by Jay Sekulow, who now
heads the American Center for Law and Justice [ACLJ] in
Virginia Beach, Virginia).
42
From the Seek God article Ecumenical
& Global Connections: from the Topic
Cults section:
CNP's
Jay Sekulow, who appears frequently on CBN, is head
of the American Center for Law
and Justice [ACLJ] 43. Mr. Sekulow talks from time to time on
his radio program about his affiliate, the European
Center for Law and Justice, [ECLJ] 44
of which Christ in
Actions' board member, Joel Thornton, heads. In fact, not only
is Jay Sekulow "Chief Counsel for the American Center for
Law and Justice (ACLJ),... He is also Chief Counsel of the
European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ)" and it's
Moscow affiliate, the Slavic
Center for Law and Justice..[SCLJ] 45
Statements from former
adherents of Christ in Action state Jay Sekulow is legal
counsel to Denny Nissley. [For Nissley See: Scientology:
AOG, CNP & Other Connections]
According to ACLJ History,
"In 1990, [CNP's] Dr.
"M.G." Pat Robertson, a Yale law school
graduate, religious leader, entrepreneur, and concerned
citizen, decided to act to undo the damage done by almost a
century of liberal thinking and activism. He founded the
American Center for Law and Justice."
The not-for-profit and
educational organization, "...engages in litigation,
provides legal services, renders advice and counsels clients,
and supports attorneys who are involved in defending the
religious and civil liberties of Americans."
"... a national
network of attorneys who are committed to the defense of
Judeo-Christian values. We also cooperate with other
organizations that are committed to a similar mission, and
serve the public through educational efforts regarding First
Amendment and religious freedom issues as well as pro-family
and pro-life concerns...."
The European
Center for Law and Justice 46
has it's history from Pat
Robertson as well. The ECLJ opened its official headquarters
in Strasbourg, France on July 2, 1998. In August, it opened an
affiliate office in Moscow, which is called the Slavic
Center for Law and Justice. 47
The website of the ECLJ
provides a section called the History
of the ECLJ
48
~ "In 1997, Pat Robertson, President
of the Christian Broadcasting Network and founder of the
American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), Jay Alan
Sekulow, Chief Counsel of the ACLJ, Pat Monaghan, Joel
Thornton, and Ben Bull felt that it was time to
mobilize Christian lawyers internationally to protect the
rights of believers to worship and share the message of Jesus
Christ without fear of persecution or discrimination in
Europe... with renowned international human rights
attorneys, they established the European Center for Law and
Justice (ECLJ), a nonprofit law firm dedicated to the
protection and defense of religious freedom in Europe...the
ECLJ was born to safeguard and protect human rights and
religious freedoms for people of faith in Europe. With the
advent and expansion of the Council of Europe, religious
freedoms in Europe are now guaranteed under the European
Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental
Freedoms. These rights include the fundamental right to
freedom of worship and religious expression without
discrimination or persecution. This is the law of the land in
Europe. Together with the Council of Europe and the European
Court of Human Rights,
49
the ECLJ has located its
headquarters in Strasbourg, France...."
[For Monaghan, Thornton See: Scientology:
AOG, CNP & Other Connections]
The ECJL works directly with
The European Court of Human
Rights 50
and The
International Court of Justice.51
The European
Court of Human Rights 52
historical background states:
"A. The
European Convention on Human Rights of 1950
1. The
Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and
Fundamental Freedoms was drawn up within the Council of
Europe. It was opened for signature in Rome on 4 November
1950 and entered into force in September 1953. The object of
its authors was to take the first steps for the collective
enforcement of certain of the rights stated in the United
Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948.
2. In
addition to laying down a catalogue of civil and political
rights and freedoms, the Convention set up a system of
enforcement of the obligations entered into by Contracting
States. Three institutions were entrusted with this
responsibility: the European Commission of Human Rights (set
up in 1954), the European Court of Human Rights (set up in
1959) and the Committee of Ministers of the Council of
Europe, the latter organ being composed of the Ministers of
Foreign Affairs of the member States or their
representatives.
"...The new European
Court of Human Rights came into operation on 1 November
1998 with the entry into force of Protocol No. 11. On 31
October 1998, the old Court had ceased to function."
The
International Court of Justice, 53
is the principal
judicial organ of the United Nations.
"The
International Court of Justice, which sits at The Hague, in
the Netherlands, acts as a world court. It decides in
accordance with international law disputes of a legal nature
submitted to it by States, whilst in addition certain
international organs and agencies are entitled to call upon
it for advisory opinions. It was set up in 1945 under the
Charter of the United Nations to be the principal judicial
organ of the Organization, and its basic instrument, the
Statute of the Court, forms an integral part of the
Charter....'
That Christians are working
directly with and for the United Nations should make each
consider carefully, whether God promised that Christians would
have religious or political freedom, and whether it is
Biblical to deem that Christians will not face persecution
through political or religious law. See: Persecution
Free Christianity
As with other far-reaching
connections of CNP members and their friends, this is just a
brief review of how the apostasy spiderweb's it's way through
organization after organization. One must consider if the
"freedom" desired by the many is the freedom that we
as Christians are to expect and in fact 'have a right
to." For More on the United Nations see: World Vision
Footnotes 38-53

Duncan Sellars
-
CNP 1984, 1988; former vice Chairman, International
Freedom Foundation [IFF]; director, Council on Southern
Africa; Former director, The Conservative Caucus Research
Analysis and Education Foundation; Editor African
Intelligence Digest; One of the I.F.F.'s less endearing
traits is its uncritical support of the white South African
government; advisory board, Institute of East-West Dynamics.
SEE: UN
Endorsement
54
"...In the late
1980s and early 1990s [Dan] Burton and Republican
Senator Jesse
Helms worked with the International
Freedom Foundation, a Washington-based organization in
part clandestinely funded by the South African military to
prop up overseas support for apartheid. The goal of the
anti-communist group was to gather intelligence on, and
discredit, the then-banned African National Congress. Burton
and Hatch voted against key 1986 legislation banning trade and
investment with South Africa, even when most of their party
moved across the floor to support it...It is the height of
hypocrisy that Orrin Hatch or Dan Burton would be opposed to
anyone breaking sanctions against South Africa," said
Salih Booker, who was the Democratic professional staff member
of the House foreign affairs subcommittee on Africa in the
mid-1980s. He is now executive director of the Africa Policy
Information Centre, a non-profit advocacy organization in
Washington. Dan Burton called the freedom movement of the ANC
a 'terrorist' organization and spent most of the time
attacking their leadership, notably Nelson Mandela,"
Booker said, noting that Burton was the ranking Republican on
the Africa subcommittee at the time. "He never had a word
against the white supremacists who ruled; he never met with
those fighting for freedom, unlike others on the committee,
Republicans and Democrats alike...after many of his Republican
peers decided to support US trade and investment sanctions
against South Africa, Burton remained a stalwart against the
Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986. So did Hatch. That
Bill " which became law by garnering a two-thirds
majority to override president Ronald Reagan's veto "
outlawed petroleum product exports and imports of South
African coal, uranium, iron, steel, textiles, sugar and other
agricultural products, and prohibited new investment in South
Africa.
"The role of apartheid
military intelligence in the International Freedom Foundation
surfaced in 1995 when former South African spy Craig
Williamson revealed that the former Pretoria regime spent up
to $1,5-million a year until 1992 to underwrite
"Operation Babushka", as the foundation was known.
"A member of the
foundation's international board of directors disclosed that
at least half of the foundation's money came from projects
undertaken on behalf of South Africa's military intelligence,
New York's Newsday reported in 1995 after a three-month
investigation. And Colonel John Rolt, a South African army
representative, confirmed that "the International Freedom
Foundation was a former South African Defense Force
project".
"Burton, Helms and
other foundation participants, such as former Republican
presidential candidate Alan
Keyes, denied knowledge of
the South African funding link. But Burton was an active
participant. In 1987, for example, when Senator Edward Kennedy
chaired a study of children in apartheid prisons, the
foundation retaliated by sponsoring an investigation into the
ANC's treatment of children, The Observer of London
reported...
"The International
Freedom Foundation [IFF] was created in 1985 by [CNP's] Jack Abramoff, a conservative lobbyist who once represented the
late Zairean dictator Mobutu Sese Seko. Abramoff and Duncan
Sellars, who served as the foundation's chair, were
both Burton campaign contributors but denied knowing about the
South African funding, according to media reports in 1995.
"Abramoff said the
foundation had been funded by hundreds of contributors in the
US, Europe and Israel. Apartheid South Africa's last
president, FW de Klerk, cut off funding for covert
"political" operations in 1992 and the foundation
folded in 1994..." 55
IFF functioned as a
propaganda arm for South African STRATCOM 56
directed against the African National Congress and the trade
union confederation. 57
RE: STRATCOM
"...General Viljoen had personally ordered the attacks on
so-called "African National Congress Targets"
including the blow up of suspected anti-apartheid activists
and critics. As revealed by former spy Craig Williamson from
classified State Security Council documents, Viljoen was also
responsible for Stratcom (Strategic Communications), a covert
organization involved in frame-ups, political assassinations,
bombings, torture, covert propaganda and "dirty tricks
campaigns"...(Stefaans Brummer, "The Web of
Stratcoms", Weekly Mail and Guardian. 24
February 1995)." 58
1992
: "...The Heritage
Foundation
59
hasn't changed position on the U.N... There's
been a change in the U.N., " says [CNP's]
Burton
Yale Pines, vice president of the Heritage Foundation and
longtime head of the U.N.-baiting U.N. Assessment Project.
"Everything the new Secretary General has done -- the
appointment of Governor Thornburgh as Under Secretary General,
and the composition of the East European delegations -- means
that the U.N. is no longer a forum for world Bolshevism and
anti-Americanism," Pines told me...
"Joseph Verner Reed...a
former Chase Manhattan vice president, was made Ambassador to
Morocco by Reagan in 1981, and now has the job of organizing
the U.N.'s fiftieth-anniversary celebrations. Reed has also
joined Burton Pines on the executive committee of the Institute
of East-West Dynamics, which in its own way encapsulates
the new relationship between the U.N. and Washington. A
nonprofit organization set up to promote profit, it offers
training in free-market economic principles to the
"economies in transition" in Eastern Europe. The
institute ... secured an initial $250,000 grant from the
United Nations Development Program, having been referred there
by the State Department.
U.N.D.P. is the world's
largest miltilateral development grant aid agency, .... this
description in Barron's magazine by Christopher Whalen:
"The so-called United Nations Development Programme seeks
`development approaches that are ecologically sound,
self-sustaining and equitable in their distribution of
resources and opportunities,' meaning socialist by design and
directed from the top down." Whalen, who works for The
Whalen Company, a consulting firm, added, "A large number
of senior UN officials are European Socialists, who still
believe, despite the overwhelming weight of evidence to the
contrary, that centralized economic control is getting a bum
rap."
Whalen's blast might seem a
bit ungrateful, given that his father, Richard Whalen, the
head of The Whalen Company, is on the board of advisers of
the Institute of East-West Dynamics. Father and son are listed
as "public policy experts" by the Heritage
Foundation.
The current sweetheart
relationship between Heritage and the U.N. began last October,
when a group of conservative Congressmen wrote to John Bolton,
Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization
Affairs, pointing out what sterling work the the Institute of
East-West Dynamics is doing: "This private voluntary
organization, with which you are familiar, is, in our opinion,
at least as worthy a recipient of such funds as any other such
U.N.-affiliated organizations." They asked him to grant
the institute $2 million.
Bolton, an Ed Meese
[CNP]
disciple who led the campaign to withdraw U.S. membership from
UNESCO, had no problem with the request...he congratulated
U.N.D.P.'s administrator William Draper 3d for making the
"initial contribution" of $250,000 to the
institute...The key figure in all this is the president of
the Institute of East-West Dynamics, Pedro Sanjuan, an
American who has retired as Director of Political Affairs
for the U.N. A former director of the conservative American
Enterprise Institute's Hemispheric Center 60, Sanjuan
was appointed Assistant Secretary of State for Insular Affairs
by Reagan, after which he was given a job at the U.N. during
Jeane Kirkpatrick's memorable time as U.S. ambassador...
"...he spent a lot of
time in Washington, allegedly putting out fires with the
Heritage Foundation, for [former Secretary General] Perez de
Cuellar," adding, however, "it's funny, he always
seemed to have a can of kerosene and a box of matches when he
went." Sanjuan fulfills the almost obligatory
qualification of disparaging U.N.D.P., which, he says in a
recent article for the International Freedom Foundation
journal laissez-faire, "seems to be a falling
prey to the predominance of ideology over pragmatism."
Sanjuan, a charming and plausible person, steered a resolution
through the General Assembly of the U.N. last October that
endorsed the work of the Institute of East-West Dynamics. He
persuaded Eastern Europeans to propose it, and it passed
without a vote...at the end of February Pedro Sanjuan retired
from the U.N. -- and for many months the address and phone
number for the Institute of East-West Dynamics had been his
home in Westchester County, New York. When the organization is
up and running he expects to be paid $85,000 a year for his
services...
"...chairman of the
institute is the Democrat Angier Biddle Duke, who was U.S.
Ambassaor to El Salvador at a time when the United States was
not noted for its restraining influence on the death squads.
Duke was a member of PRODEMCA, which, The Washington Post
reported in 1986, funded contra-associated groups in
Nicaragua and helped pay for ads supporting Reagan's bid to
fund military and "nonlethal" aid to the
contras...on the advisory board is [CNP's] Duncan Sellars,
chairman of the International Freedom Foundation...Sellars
told The Nation, "The institute will fill a gap
the U.N. has not filled hitherto. It will teach market
methods, market economics. It's good to see groups like
Pedro's channeling the U.N. in the right direction, especially
if it takes funds that would otherwise be used to support
traditional U.N.D.P. policies. U.N.D.P. does promote the
`third way,' mixed economies. I don't think Pedro would, and I
certainly wouldn't countenance that. The institute will
balance that `third way' approach...On March 8 the institute,
with its new badge of respectability, co-sponsored with the
Heritage Foundation a conference at the U.N. to advise the new
Baltic delegations on how they could best use the U.N. Billed
as speakers were Duke, Sanjuan, and Burton Yale Pines....A
session on how to use the media was addressed by Amity Shlaes,
who wrote an article last October in The Wall Street
Journal attacking U.N.D.P. because its budget
"largely ignores East Europe's economic progress."
She ended her speech by quoting Christopher Gacek, who at the
time watched the U.N. for the Heritage Foundation but is
currently with the American
Enterprise Institute 61: "The danger now is that the
U.N. is a rudderless place, and that it will remain
rudderless." Gacek is also on the advisory board of the
Institute of East-West Dynamics..." 62
William Simon
(CFR) is on
the advisory committee of AmeriCares and was on the
national council of the Friends of the Democratic Center in
Central America (PRODEMCA).
Footnotes
54-62

Hans F. Sennholz
- CNP Board of Governors 1984-85, member 1988, 1996, 1998;
website >http://www.sennholz.com/index.html
;
1992-97, President Foundation
for Economic Educations 63; 1969-91, Trustee, The Foundation
for Economic Education; 1957-70, Member, Economists' National
Committee on Monetary Policy, New York, NY; 1956-92, Professor
of Economics and Chairman of the Department of Economics,
Grove City College, Grove City, PA.; author of Age of
Inflation, Death and Taxes; Committee for Monetary
Research and Education1970-85, Director and Vice President;
1977-79, Member, Shadow Cabinet, Conservative Caucus,
Washington, DC; 1986-present, Advisor, Central Fund of Canada,
Ancaster, Ontario, Canada.; Director, Center
for Futures Education 64
; contributor to Rushdoony's Chalcedon
Report. 65
"...drafted by the
Third Reich at age 17. Flight Sergeant Sennholz flew for the
Luftwaffe (an ME-109) in France, the Soviet Union, and North
Africa; he was shot down and captured in North Africa in the
spring of 1942 and spent several years as a prisoner of war in
the United States. He returned to Germany in 1946, where he
completed his education at the University of Marburg (M,A.,1948)
and the University of Koln (Dr. rer. pol.,1949) in law and
political science..... In 1956, on the recommendation of Mises,
J. Howard Pew, Chairman of the Board of Grove City
College for forty years, persuaded Dr. Sennholz to become
Professor of Economics and Chairman of the Department of
Economics at Grove City College, the post he has held for
thirty -five years..."
66
A member of the Western
Goals Foundation, Dr. Sennholz was a decorated pilot in the
Luftwaffe, Adolf Hitler's elite air corps.
67
Mises Institute, is a CNP/reconstructionist
connected libertarian institute which esteems notables such as
Friedrich von Hayek. Friedrich von Hayek, protégé and
colleague of founder Ludwig von Mises, is one of the founders
of the Mont Pelerin Society of which many CNP are members.
According to various sources, among its
founders were some of the oldest and most powerful families in Europe, such as the von Hapsburgs, former rulers of Austro-Hungarian Empire, and the Thurn und Taxis family, which ran the intelligence and postal system for
that Empire since the Sixteenth Century...those present such as Max von Thurn und Taxis, had supported
Hitler during the 1920s and 1930s. The Mont Pelerin Society called for
a "conservative revolution" - for the "elimination" of nation states and the return to FEUDALISM a goal which has characterised all the various European fascist movements of the 1920s and 1930s, of
which the Nazis were merely the most successful variant...The Mont Pelerin Society is a relic of the fascist movements of Europe
in the 1920s and 1930s. The Mont Pelerin Society's own members such as
Professor Milton Friedman, have "emphasized" that its policies are those of Adolf
Hitler [meaning from Hitler's policies in the 1920's and
1930's]. Soon after it was founded in 1947, the Mont Pelerin Society moved to London...
Beginning
in the mid-1970s, with lavish corporate financing, the Mont Pelerin Society, spawned a series of "think tanks"
43. Von Hayek,
the founder, wrote The Road to Serfdom in London in
1944, while teaching at the British Fabian Society's London
School of Economics.
"...in
London Friedrich Hayek was creating an organization that would
later re-form as the Mont Pelerin Society. The early group was
formed in 1939 and was known as the Society for the
Renovation of Liberalism. Members of the organization
included Frank Knight and Henry Simons of the University of
Chicago, the slavishly pro-British American Fabian Socialist
Walter Lippman, the philosopher Sir Karl Popper, Sir John
Clapham of the Bank of England, and of course, Ludwig von Mises.
[a founding member and for at least 13 years]
All
of these early members of Hayek's group then met at Mont Pelerin,
Switzerland to form the influential, highly-secretive, and
elitist Mont Pelerin Society in 1947...From the beginning the
Mont Pelerin Society worked hand-in-hand with the Pan European
Union..." 43b
See: Footnotes
Footnotes
63-67

Beurt SerVaas
- CNP Member 1984-85, 1988, 1996, 1998; the futurist Hudson
Institute
68
Board of Trustees. Officer, OSS/CIA (1941-45).
Board Member, Robert Schuller Ministries; owner/chairman Curtis
Publishing Company
69
which is owner of The Saturday
Evening Post, for which Dr. SerVaas became editor and
publisher; Chairman SerVaas Incorporated, based in
Indianapolis, "business empire grew to include more than
17 companies specializing in everything from European foreign
trade to pharmaceutical licensing and manufacturing."; Wife
Cory was also a CNP member 1984, 1988.
Robert
Schuller,
"...This ministry is governed by a Board of International
Directors, and a separate Board of Trustees, who supervise the
cash flow, the liability, etc. They run the business portion
of this ministry. All of these Trustees are successful,
dedicated, and dynamic people. The Chairman of the Board of
Trustees [for 22 years] is a man named Beurt SerVaas.
He was just elected again as the President of the Indianapolis
City Council in Indiana, for the thirty-first year. Under
Beurt's leadership that town has become a world class city. He
is one of the greatest friends I have. Beurt has two earned
Ph.D's, one in Medical Physiology and the other in Medical
Research...." 70
"....[The Kennedy] family has
been linked by rumor and by White House intelligence reports
to a number of private detective agencies, including..., the
"Three Eyes" stood for International Investigators
Incorporated. Chartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, its
home office was referred to as Five Eyes. The firm's formal
incorporation took place on October 3, 1966. But the files in
the Indiana Secretary of State's office show that, more than
five years earlier, three retiring FBI agents were granted
licenses to work on private investigators for International
Investigators, Inc. This seems strange in view of the fact
that in February, 1961, when the licenses were granted, the
firm had no legal existence. The Three detectives were George
C. Miller..., George W. Ryan...Thomas Everson...Within two
years the still imaginary firm expanded throughout the
Midwest, opening offices in Chicago, Detroit, Louisville,
Nashville, Memphis, and Minneapolis --... coincidentally
including a great deal of wiretapping. In 1965 the firm was
taken over by a mysterious former CIA officer named Beurt
Ser Vaas (later to become owner and publisher of the Saturday
Evening Post). By this time the branch offices were deemed
unnecessary... Nevertheless, Ser Vaas added six new
investigators to his Indianapolis staff, making each of them a
director; of these at least three had come from the FBI. Two
of the firm's original managers...had left for other work.
George Miller became a safety office of the Agency for
International Development in Saigon, and George Ryan became an
executive of the Creole Petroleum Company in Venezuela. Both
organizations have provided cover for the CIA...After the
arrival of the new recruits, Ser Vaas changed the firm's name
to ...904 Realty Company...Finally receiving it's charter in
1966, Ser Vaas's investigative agency was liquidated in the
following year. [The International Investigators, Inc.] was a
top-secret private intelligence agency with contracts from the
CIA, IRS, and other government agencies...its employees were
said to identify themselves by means of "doodlegrams",
casual scribblings that usually included a "pentagram
with five dots surrounding it at each apex..."
71
International
Investigators Incorporated
72
is not defunct, uses the same
symbols as original 'Three Eyes' and advertises,
"World Wide since 1960" : "International
Investigators Incorporated was formed in 1960 by former FBI
Agents. Most of our present staff is comprised of former
government agents, former police detectives, many current
Indianapolis Police Department detectives who work off-duty
for our organization, and professional private investigators.
We maintain a completely staffed office in Indianapolis,
Indiana and resident agents in numerous major U.S.
cities." See also Constitution of
Int Invest.Inc.
73
"It was all very
reminiscent of Muldergate, the scandal that ensued when it was
discovered that South Africa's Department of Information (DOI)
authorized expenditures of $73 million for more than 160
secret projects to buy politicians and media favorable to the apartheid
state. [National Reporter, Winter 1985] Rev. Moon's Washington
Times was one of the beneficiaries - approximately $4.5
million was funneled to Moon's overseas enterprises. The South
African government bought substantial interest in a chain of
more than sixty newspapers in the U.S.; Saturday Evening
Post publisher Beurt SerVaas accepted gifts and
business deals from Pretoria; and more than two hundred U.S.
journalists toured South Africa on all-expense paid
trips."
74
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