cfr newspaper ad?

I post this here with no other option, having searched the web for it not even getting a hint. Leonard Horowitz mentioned a CFR newspaper ad(I believe in the new york times), a full page ad saying in no uncertain terms they wanted to decrease the united states population by half. I would very much like to find a copy of this ad or find out if it has any validity. I thank you for the help.

What does "CFR" stand for?

You might be talking about this-
The Avian Flu Fright is Politically Timed October 12th article in www.globalresearch.ca

Today, the Rockefeller family, its foundation, U.N. and WHO remain at the forefront of administering "population programs" designed to reduce world populations to more manageable levels. As per an advertisement in Foreign Affairs--a prestigious political periodical published by the David Rockefeller directed Council on Foreign Relations--the U.S. population is being targeted for a 50% reduction.

Now whether or not there was in fact such an ad in Foreign Affairs, I don't know.

Originally posted by craig732
What does "CFR" stand for?

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The
Council on Foreign Relations the american Counterpart to the British Royal Institute of International Affairs.

Famous members include, GHW bush, Bill Clinton, David Rockefeller, Kathrine Harris, Alan Greenspan, Donald Rumsfeld (just click on the link. its pretty much everyone in gov).

They have a website
Council on Foreign Relations

Its a non-partisan policy advise group.

They have a policy journal, Foreign Affairs, which is excellent.

Here's a link to the current issue
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Just don't accidentally go to Foreign Affairs . com, thats somthing, er, different.

LOL! Excellent? Ok, Mr. Rockefeller, that'st he last plug you get here!

indeed...I wish he gave a date that the ad ran, and yes he referenced it being in the foreign affairs journal also.

Originally posted by Thomas Crowne
Ok, Mr. Rockefeller, that'st he last plug you get here!

No seriously the magazine has some incredible articles written by a surprisingly broad spectrum of people with diverse opinions and recommendations. The articles aren't written by only CFR members