Using high-level appointments in the State Department and international banking.

Allen was one of the first to popularize the idea that organizations like the and the Trilateral Commission were not just "think tanks," but the steering committees for this globalist agenda. He paints a picture of a world where elected officials are merely actors following a script written by unelected financiers. 4. Why It Persists

The book’s most famous claim is that the family sought to create a global monopoly. Allen describes a "pincer strategy":