Rockefeller Foundation

Rockefeller Foundation
Founder	John D. Rockefeller
Type	Non-operating private foundation (IRS exemption status): 501(c)(3)
Interest of	Rockefeller family
Member of	Business for Inclusive Growth
Subpage	•Rockefeller Foundation/President

 

Events carried out

Event	Location	Description
1-3-30 Plan	New York US	A Rockefeller Foundation sponsored large scale surveillance proposal and simulation. Held April 2020
Lock Step	New York US	A Rockefeller Foundation sponsored large scale simulation of a global pandemic followed by a world totalitarian outcome. Held October 2010

 

Documents by Rockefeller Foundation

Title	Document type	Publication date	Subject(s)	Description
File:ScenariosForTheFuture.pdf	paper	May 2010	Technology "Development"
Reset the Table	paper	2020	Food	A paper released by the Rockefeller Foundation that deals with the reorganization of the US food production and distribution system.<a href="#cite_note-1">[1]</a><a href="#cite_note-2">[2]</a>

 

Related Quotation

Page	Quote	Author
Foundation funding	“"During the 1950s and 1960s, the CIA turned increasingly to covert action in the area of student and labor matters, cultural affairs, and community developments. ... The CIA subsidized, advised, and even helped develop "private" organizations that would compete with the communists around the world. ... [Many] were U.S.-based student, labor, cultural, or philanthropic organizations whose international activities the CIA subsidized. ... "The philanthropic [CIA] fronts used prior to 1967 funded a seemingly limitless range of covert action programs affecting youth groups, labor unions, universities, publishing houses, and other private institutions in the United States and abroad. ... Support [was provided to, for instance] an international organization of veterans and an international foundation for developing countries [as well as] an organization of journalists and an international women's association. ... Agency funds were used to host foreign visitors [and] provide scholarships to an international cooperative training center at a United States university... The CIA assisted in the establishment in 1951 and the funding for over a decade of a research institute at a major American university. ... "By 1967, when public disclosure of NSA [National Student Association]'s funding ... caused a major curtailment of these activities, interest in the major covert action efforts in these areas was already waning. "There appear to be two reasons for this. First, there was considerable skepticism within the CIA as to the effectiveness of this approach. ... Richard Helms [explained], "The clandestine operator ... is trained to believe that you really can't count on the honesty of your agent to do exactly what you want or to report accurately unless you own him body and soul." "Second, it became increasingly difficult to conceal the CIA funds that supported these activities as the scale of the operations grew. By fiscal year 1967, for example, over $3 million [$22.5 million in 2018] was budgeted for youth and student programs and $6 million [$45 million in 2018] for labor. Most of the funds were transmitted through legitimate or "devised" foundations — that is, fictitious entities established by the CIA. "The use of philanthropic organizations was a convenient way to pass funds, in that large amounts could be transferred rapidly, and in a form that need not alert unwitting officers of the recipient organizations to their source. In addition, foundation grants bestowed upon the recipient the apparent "blessing" of the foundation. The funding pattern involved a mixture of bona fide charitable foundations, devised foundations and funds, [CIA] "front men" drawn from a list of America's most prominent citizens, and lawyers representing undisclosed clients. "The CIA's intrusion into the foundation field in the 1960s can only be described as massive. Excluding grants from the "Big Three" — Ford, Rockefeller, and Carnegie — of the 700 grants over $10,000 given by 164 other foundations during the period 1963-1966, at least 108 involved partial or complete CIA funding. More importantly, CIA funding was involved in nearly half the grants the non-"Big Three" foundations made during this period in the field of international activities. In the same period more than one-third of the grants awarded by non-"Big Three" in the physical, life and social sciences also involved CIA funds. "Bona fide foundations, rather than those controlled by the CIA, were considered the best and most plausible kind of funding cover for certain kinds of operations. A 1966 CIA study explained the use of legitimate foundations was the most effective way of concealing the CIA's hand as well as reassuring members of funded organizations that the organization was in fact supported by private funds."”	Church Committee

 

Employees on Wikispooks

Employee	Job	Appointed	End	Description
Oliver Franks	Trustee	1961	June 1970	1 of 5 directors.
Darren Walker	US/Vice President	2002	2010

 

Known members

8 of the 14 of the members already have pages here:

Member	Description
Mellody Hobson	president and co-CEO of Ariel Investments, wife of filmmaker George Lucas
Donald Kaberuka	Rockefeller foundation economist picked as one of 4 African Union Special Envoys on Covid-19, took part in Catastrophic Contagion
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala	GAVI/SDS connected Nigerian banker, twice Nigeria's Minister of Finance, and possible deep state functionary
Paul Polman	Bilderberger who was made a member of the Lancet Commission on COVID-19
Sharon Percy Rockefeller	Bilderberg Steering committee
Rajiv Shah	USDSO. As President of the Rockefeller Foundation, sat on the Lancet COVID-19 Commission
James Stavridis	Retired US Navy admiral who was Supreme Allied Commander Europe.
Patty Stonesifer	Bill Gates crony

 

Related Document

Title	Type	Publication date	Author(s)	Description
Document:Why The Population Bomb Is a Rockefeller Baby	article	1970	Steve Weissman	In the decades previous, birth control had been largely small potatoes. Once the Rockefellers joined the family, however, family planning became a very different kind of business.

 

A document sourced from Rockefeller Foundation

Title	Type	Subject(s)	Publication date	Author(s)	Description
Reset the Table	paper	Food	2020	Rockefeller Foundation	A paper released by the Rockefeller Foundation that deals with the reorganization of the US food production and distribution system.<a href="#cite_note-1">[1]</a><a href="#cite_note-2">[2]</a>

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