Conspirators' Hierarchy

The Story of the Committee of 300
Book •
John Coleman’s book presents the “Committee of 300” as a hidden governing network behind major international institutions and historical events.

It links banking, intelligence, diplomacy, media, and propaganda within a broad conspiratorial framework.

Philo Smith cites it cautiously while discussing claims about Bernays and Wellington House.

He explicitly notes that the specific allegation was not directly corroborated from a primary source.

The book is therefore used in the episode as a controversial secondary source rather than definitive evidence.

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