Tomorrow's Show There are two major publications with similar names produced to analyze and sometimes signal foreign policy. These are Foreign Policy Magazine and Foreign Affairs Magazine. Foreign Policy began as a 1970 project by a Harvard Professor to develop new thinking about the Viet Nam war and was eventually taken over by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace then later bought out by the Washington Post, which currently runs it indirectly. It tends to be newsy. It's published once a month. Foreign Affairs, on the other hand, has been published by the Council on Foreign Relations since 1922 and appears every other month. If any one publication can be interpreted as the mouthpiece for the one-world government globalists, it's Foreign Affairs. This would be the publication with coded “hints” at what might be coming. The influence of the Council of Foreign Relations may be exaggerated or not, but it is worth noting when they push out the article shown below indicating that the Ukraine War is getting old fast and the plug is about to be pulled. This should get your attention. |