There's a more recent example in history which is the south korean president scandal in 2016

https://medium.com/@thepenningtonlens/the-south-korean-puppet-president-77354276c186

Myron Fagan is another good one.

This book is a great read and a great place to start on understanding the conspiracies.

Problem is many people aren't readers.

Tragedy and Hope. That's his book. But only a tiny bit goes into this, the rest is blah.

The Milner Group - leftism spread across the globe under the duplicity of "Self Governance for and by the people" via the "Commonwealth". South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, India, and of course, the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Inc. to name but a few that fell under its spell of deception.

The age old axiom, "don't listen to what they say, rather watch what they do" is forgotten again and again, no thanks to the 24x7x365 western media propaganda engine which Pravda couldn't hold a candle to.

Quigley is a good read. Best if you can get your hands on T&H 1964 edition before Rockefeller interests heavily edited future editions. It's a heavy, pedantic read. Ironically, Quigley sympathized with their efforts, as you would expect a Georgetown U professor to do of course. Nonetheless, an enlightening read.

Quigley was nearer the source of the "belief-shapers" than most.

Conspiracies are illegal. The law recognizes them. What the left deems conspiracy theory is anything they conspire about that we find out about.

Here's a link to a pdf version of Quigley's Tragedy and Hope. http://www.carrollquigley.net/pdf/Tragedy_and_Hope.pdf

President (to be) Clinton praised Carroll Quigley at the 1992 Democratic convention

Is that a Q in his last name? I think I need more popcorn!