In 1994, researcher and author John Coleman made a serious claim about how power works behind the scenes.

After decades of research, he argued that major decisions don’t come only from politicians or public institutions, but from a network of influence that operates above national borders.

In his book “The Committee of 300”, Coleman says he’s not speaking in vague theories. He insists he can provide specifics — names, structure, and a clear chain of control that most people never notice.

This video breaks down Coleman’s core ideas, what he believed was happening at the highest level of power, and why parts of his framework still connect with the way people interpret the modern world today.

Excerpts used in this video come from publicly available interviews/recordings and are used for commentary and analysis.

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