are not going to be sent into any foreign wars."® When Tyler Kent, a code clerk at the American embassy in London, tried to reveal secret dispatches between Churchill and Roosevelt, and warn the American people of Roosevelt's intention of getting the United States into war, he was imprisoned in England until the war was over. By that time Roosevelt was dead. The power behind Roosevelt getting the United States into World War II was the Council on Foreign Relations. Under a program financed by the Rockefeller Under financed Under a program financed by the Rockefeller Foundation, (the War and Peace Studies Project) the CFR conducted 362 meetings and prepared 682 papers for the President and the State Department. This CFR the campaign was conducted in secret, and began just two weeks after Britain and France declared war on war on Germany. In 1940, CFR members ran an appeal for United States entry into the war in newspapers across the country. Their plan was for a union of the United States and England into a permanent Atlantic alliance as a major step toward world government. While America's secret government wanted war, the American people did not. In 1940, a Gallup poll found that 83 percent of Americans were against going to war in Europe. Ignoring the desires of the American people, and without a declaration of war by Congress, Roosevelt began to provoke Germany and the Axis powers by aiding Britain with fifty destroyers and hundreds of 103 Building Modern Babylon