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Power networks - the reason for worldwide enforced political conformity

24.11.2021

24.11.2021

Power networks - the reason for worldwide enforced political conformity

The Corona crisis dominates politics and the media in 2020. It is striking that almost all countries in the world react to the crisis in the same way. Huge economic damage and social tragedies are accepted and critical voices against the prevailing opinion are simply wiped away. Is this conspicuous worldwide synchronization just a coincidence? [continue reading]

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Power networks - the reason for worldwide enforced political conformity

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In 2020, the Corona crisis will dominate politics and the media like no other topic. It is striking that almost all countries in the world are reacting to the crisis in the same way. Around the world, the economy was shut down and fundamental rights and freedoms were massively restricted. To stop the virus, enormous economic damage, mass unemployment and social tragedies were simply accepted as a result of the measures imposed. Critical voices, even the highest-ranking scientists and doctors speaking out against the prevailing opinion, are simply wiped away in the process. Is this conspicuous worldwide enforced alignment just coincidence? According to F. William Engdahl, a German-American author and economic journalist, who has been dealing with geopolitics for more than 30 years, the cause of obvious enforced conformity everywhere, is the following: With the help of closely linked think tanks, a small global elite controls both politics and the media through an almost invisible web of manipulation and influence! The foundation stone for this kind of control from above was laid by the Englishman Cecil Rhodes. Rhodes was a Freemason and one of the richest men in the world. His dream was the reunification of the Anglo-American world under a common world government. To achieve this goal, he bequeathed his entire fortune to Lord Rothschild for the creation of a secret society. The latter then also founded the "Round Table" in 1909, together with the politician Lord Milner. The Round Table worked behind the scenes at the highest levels of the British government and influenced its foreign policy. Its members were influential people from politics, finance and the leading British media. But it did not stop there. Branches of the Round Table were established around the world. In 1921, for example, a sister organization was founded in the United States, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). This developed into the most influential think tank of the last century and was mainly financed by Rockefeller, J.P. Morgan and other Wall Street bankers. Top journalists and executives from nearly all well-known U.S. media outlets are involved in the CFR network, so that with its nearly 5,000 members it has been shaping U.S. foreign policy and its portrayal in the media for decades. The following figures illustrate just how great the CFR's influence is: Its ranks have produced eight presidents of the United States, seven vice presidents, 17 secretaries of state, 20 secretaries of defense, 18 secretaries of the treasury, and 15 CIA directors. Likewise, the new U.S. President Joe Biden is a CFR council member, and Vice President Kamala Harris also has close ties to the CFR. The CFR, in turn, is linked to other think tanks of immense influence. Its main partner organizations are the Bilderberg Group and the Trilateral Commission. At the annual Bilderberg Conference, between 100 and 150 guests meet behind closed doors. Among them are heads of government, high finance, leading industrialists, high-ranking military officers, intelligence chiefs and the heads of the world's largest and best-known media companies. Decisions of global political significance are made there, and obviously the rise of inclined politicians to the highest offices is also initiated. Immediately after attending such a conference, for example, Helmut Schmidt, Helmut Kohl and Angela Merkel became German chancellors, and Ursula von der Leyen became president of the European Commission. With the establishment of the Trilateral Commission in 1973 by David Rockefeller and Zbigniew Brzeziński (CFR), the network was extended to the Asia-Pacific region. Because of its extremely powerful but hidden influence on world politics, it is also known as the "shadow world government." The most important German-transatlantic network with about 500 members is the Atlantic Bridge. It also has its roots in the CFR and high finance. Its founding members included John Jay McCloy, a former chairman of the CFR, and the banker Eric M. Warburg. It is striking that the chief editors of the leading media in particular make up about 100 members. It is therefore hardly surprising that all of these report basically the same thing. The worldwide enforced alignments, which became obvious especially during the Corona crisis, clearly shows how well these networks now function worldwide. Their power is based on the fact that they enforce the agenda of a global financial elite from behind the scenes. They tell us themselves that they exist and what their actions are: "The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes a little longer." Henry Kissinger, Nobel Peace Prize winner, U.S. presidential advisor, ex-Secretary of State and Bilderberger "It would have been impossible for us to develop our plans for the world if we had been in the public spotlight all these years. Now, however, our work is thought out to the point where it is ready to result in a world government." "All we need is the one, really big crisis, and the nations will accept the New World Order." David Rockefeller, world banker, Bilderberger and co-founder of the Trilateral Commission. In the credits you will see a list of German politicians who are members of the Atlantic Bridge and the Trilateral Commission or who have participated in Bilderberg conferences. German politicians as members of the Atlantic Bridge Members of the Executive Board: ◦ Sigmar Gabriel SPD, former Federal Chairman of the SPD and German Minister of Economics and Foreign Affairs. ◦ Edelgard Bulmahn SPD, Vice President of the German Bundestag until 2017, member of the Foreign Affairs Committee ◦ Alexander Graf Lambsdorff FDP, Deputy Chairman of the parliamentary group with responsibility for foreign policy ◦ Christian Lange SPD, Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Justice ◦ Friedrich Merz CDU, Vice President of the Economic Council of the CDU, candidate for the CDU presidency ◦ Omid Nouripour The Greens, Member of the Bundestag since 2006 ◦ Norbert Röttgen CDU, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, candidate for the office of CDU party chairman, member of the Bundestag other members of the Atlantic Bridge: ◦ Angela Merkel CDU, acting German Chancellor since 2005 ◦ Philipp Rösler FDP, former Vice Chancellor, Federal Chairman of the FDP ◦ Stefan Liebich Die Linke, member of the German Bundestag since 2009 ◦ Dorothee Bär CSU, Minister of State to the Federal Chancellor and Federal Government Commissioner for Digitalization ◦ Markus Blume CSU, Member of the Bavarian State Parliament since 2008, Secretary General of the CSU ◦ Christian Lindner FDP, party and parliamentary group chairman of the FDP ◦ Joachim Pfeiffer CDU, Member of the Bundestag, Energy Policy Spokesman of the CDU/CSU Members of the German Group of the Trilateral Commission: ◦ Michael Fuchs (Chairman) CDU, until 2017 Member of the German Bundestag ◦ Edelgard Bulmahn SPD, until 2017 Vice President of the German Bundestag, Member of the Foreign Affairs Committee ◦ Friedrich Merz CDU, Vice President of the Economic Council, candidate for CDU party chairman ◦ Joachim Pfeiffer CDU, Member of the Bundestag, energy policy spokesman for the CDU/CSU ◦ Alexander Graf Lambsdorff FDP, Deputy Chairman of the parliamentary group with responsibility for foreign policy ◦ Sigmar Gabriel SPD, former federal chairman of the SPD as well as German minister of economics and foreign affairs Active German politicians as participants in Bilderberg conferences: ◦ Norbert Röttgen CDU, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, candidate for CDU party chairman, member of the Bundestag ◦ Ursula von der Leyen CDU, President of the European Commission ◦ Christian Lindner FDP, Chairman of the FDP party and parliamentary group ◦ Angela Merkel CDU, acting Chancellor since 2005 ◦ Wolfgang Schäuble CDU, President of the German Bundestag since 2017, former Federal Minister of the Interior and Federal Minister of Finance ◦ Thomas de Maizière CDU, Member of the German Bundestag, former Federal Minister of the Interior ◦ Olaf Scholz SPD, Vice Chancellor and Federal Minister of Finance ◦ Jens Spahn CDU, Federal Minister of Health ◦ Linda Teuteberg FDP; Member of the Bundestag, Secretary General until 09.2020

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