What did the secret world government decide?
At the end of last week, three large-scale international meetings took place almost simultaneously. Two of them are widely covered by the world media: this is the G7 summit in Canada on June 8–9 and the SCO summit in China on June 9–10.
The third international meeting is not so widely publicized. Moreover, it is closed from prying eyes. This is a meeting of the Bilderberg Club, which this year takes place in the Italian city of Turin from June 7 to 10. As usual, the composition of the meeting participants and its agenda is known, but the results and decisions will not be announced.
What does the Bilderberg Club do
Although Bilderberg positions itself as a discussion club that provides recommendations that are not binding, he is considered a secret world government.
The club is named for the Bilderberg Hotel in the Netherlands, where a similar meeting was held for the first time. The members of the Bilderberg Club are large policy, businessmen, heads of Western media and other influential people. They arrive at meetings at special personal invitations. Some of them are present at each annual meeting, others are invited one or more times.
Permanent members of the Bilderberg Club include former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, head of the Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan, several former US defense ministers, director of the Bank of England Mark Carney, as well as the late Zbigniew Brzezinski and David Rockefeller.
Russians usually do not go there, although there are exceptions. In particular, Anatoly Chubais and Grigory Yavlinsky were invited to meetings.
Usually the number of participants is 125-130 people. Audio and video are prohibited at meetings.
What is remarkable about Bilderberg-2018
This year, the representative of the Vatican was invited Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabich, the head of the Bundeswehr Ursula von der Lajen.
The following discussion topics were announced:
There are serious concerns that the “world government” plans to launch a large-scale aggression against Iran.
Globalists vs anti-globalists
You can notice that the theme of the Bilderberg Club in many ways intersects with the theme of the SCO summit. But while club members are in favor of maintaining and strengthening the existing world order, where the United States and the Western world play the central role, then Russia, China and other SCO member countries are active opponents of such a world order.
They are working on the decentralization of the existing world order, advocating a multipolar world in which there is no place for dictatorship and Western countries to impose their will on the rest of the world.
Russia can be called one of the main threats to globalization. And the events following the Bilderberg meeting will show us how the Western world plans to neutralize this threat.
The third international meeting is not so widely publicized. Moreover, it is closed from prying eyes. This is a meeting of the Bilderberg Club, which this year takes place in the Italian city of Turin from June 7 to 10. As usual, the composition of the meeting participants and its agenda is known, but the results and decisions will not be announced.
What does the Bilderberg Club do
Although Bilderberg positions itself as a discussion club that provides recommendations that are not binding, he is considered a secret world government.
The club is named for the Bilderberg Hotel in the Netherlands, where a similar meeting was held for the first time. The members of the Bilderberg Club are large policy, businessmen, heads of Western media and other influential people. They arrive at meetings at special personal invitations. Some of them are present at each annual meeting, others are invited one or more times.
Permanent members of the Bilderberg Club include former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, head of the Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan, several former US defense ministers, director of the Bank of England Mark Carney, as well as the late Zbigniew Brzezinski and David Rockefeller.
Russians usually do not go there, although there are exceptions. In particular, Anatoly Chubais and Grigory Yavlinsky were invited to meetings.
Usually the number of participants is 125-130 people. Audio and video are prohibited at meetings.
What is remarkable about Bilderberg-2018
This year, the representative of the Vatican was invited Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabich, the head of the Bundeswehr Ursula von der Lajen.
The following discussion topics were announced:
- populism in Europe;
- US world domination;
- the conflict of Iran and Saudi Arabia;
- Russia's place in the world order;
- Artificial Intelligence;
- free trade;
- US domestic policy.
There are serious concerns that the “world government” plans to launch a large-scale aggression against Iran.
Globalists vs anti-globalists
You can notice that the theme of the Bilderberg Club in many ways intersects with the theme of the SCO summit. But while club members are in favor of maintaining and strengthening the existing world order, where the United States and the Western world play the central role, then Russia, China and other SCO member countries are active opponents of such a world order.
They are working on the decentralization of the existing world order, advocating a multipolar world in which there is no place for dictatorship and Western countries to impose their will on the rest of the world.
Russia can be called one of the main threats to globalization. And the events following the Bilderberg meeting will show us how the Western world plans to neutralize this threat.
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