Illuminati in Europe, the Bilderberg Group

A shadowy world government. Political kingmakers. A capitalist cabal looking to impose its will across the globe. For decades we have tried to decode the secretive Bilderberg Group, an annual gathering of the some of the world’s most powerful figures.

Since 1954, the Bilderberg Group has been gathering in secret to discuss everything from the rise and fall of communism to nuclear warfare to cybersecurity. The group began as a way to create more cooperation between Europe and North America during the Cold War, and Bilderberg releases an annual list of the people who will attend and the topics they’ll discuss, but beyond that, little leaves the walls of the meeting rooms.

Bilderberg operates under the Chatham House Rule, which allow those who attend the meetings to use the information they glean but not to disclose who said what, according to Bilderberg’s website. That has spurred conspiracy theorists to claim that the group is imposing a new world order and playing kingmaker around the world.

In 2000, British politician Denis Healey, who had been involved in Bilderberg for decades, told the Guardian, “To say we were striving for a one-world government is exaggerated, but not wholly unfair. Those of us in Bilderberg felt that a single community throughout the world would be a good thing.”

Theorists also cite the inclusion of Bill Clinton at the meetings in 1991 before he was president and Tony Blair’s presence in 1993 before he became the British prime minister as examples of the group’s power. Past attendees have included former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, former Chase Manhattan chief executive David Rockefeller, and British Prime Minister David Cameron.

Here’s the list of topics Bilderberg released to be discussed:

Current events
China
Europe: migration, growth, reform, vision, unity
Middle East
Russia
U.S. political landscape, economy: growth, debt, reform
Cybersecurity
Geo-politics of energy and commodity prices
Precariat and middle class
Technological innovation

The Bilderberg Meetings website describes the gatherings as “a forum for informal discussions about major issues facing the world” and says no votes are taken and policy statements are not issued. Notes or minutes of the meeting aren’t taken either, giving even more reason to question what happens behind Bilderberg’s closed doors.

I remember reading about all these groups over 20 years ago, sadly most of it is turning out true. We are headed for dark future if people don't wake from the spell!