They Didn't Invade America—They Infiltrated It | Mel K & Bill Walton

The erosion of American sovereignty stems from a clandestine supranational architecture established during and after World War II, designed to operate beyond the reach of national oversight. Investigative journalist Mel K details how figures like the Dulles brothers utilized the Bank of International Settlements and the International Organization Immunity Act to create a permanent, unaccountable bureaucracy. This framework, supported by influential private foundations like Rockefeller and Ford, effectively bypassed democratic processes to advance a global governance model. The intelligence community, solidified by the 1947 National Security Act, further entrenched this system, leading to the hollowing out of the American manufacturing base and the rise of a technocratic surveillance state. This long-term strategy prioritizes global continuity over the constitutional republic, leaving the public in a state of confusion regarding reality and the true locus of power.