Topic: Katherine Casey

Katherine Casey, a skeptical investigator for the Reese Committee, examined the early minutes of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. She reportedly discovered that in 1908, the trustees discussed war as the most effective means to alter the life of an entire people. The records suggested a plan to involve the United States in World War I by gaining control of the State Department and diplomatic machinery.

Katherine Casey reportedly suffered a mental breakdown after discovering the extent of foundation influence during her research for Norman Dodd. The hosts compare her reaction to modern "Dimension B" individuals who struggle with political realities. The discussion highlights how foundation grants to Ivy League schools have institutionalized concepts of globalism and social justice over several decades.