Promoting peace through dialog, the world's leading forum for debate on international security policy
These are among the goals of the Munich Security Conference.
But how can the Munich Security Conference campaign for peace and contribute to conflict
resolution when its sponsors are arms companies that make money from wars?
Could it therefore be that the Munich Security Conference does not serve
the security of the European population?
Could it be that it has become the military arm of the secret world government consisting of the Bilderberg
Group, the CFR and the ECFR - bypassing the nation states and ignoring the will of the
people - or was even founded for this purpose?
Stay tuned and find out about explosive revelations and who is really behind the Munich
Security Conference in the following program.
The Munich Security Conference will take place from February 16 to 18, 2024.
It will be celebrating its 60th anniversary at the same time.
The Munich Security Conference was founded in 1963 and takes place annually in Munich as an international
conference at which politicians, military and business representatives and non-governmental
organizations, among others, hold strategic debates on the global security situation.
Before we ask ourselves what goals the Munich Security Conference is pursuing, we would first like to ask who
its sponsors are, as the goals of the Munich Security Conference are also reflected behind the sponsors.
According to an old proverb that already existed at the time of the
minstrels: Whose bread I eat, the song I sing!
The official website of the Munich Security Conference lists the following sponsors, among others:
The Atlantic Council, the Atlantic Bridge, Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund,
Rockefeller Foundation, the Chatham House think tank, the ECFR, i.e. the
European Council on Foreign Relations.
George Soros' Open Society Foundations is no longer listed as a sponsor, but has been in recent years.
Defense companies are also listed as sponsors, including Airbus, Rheinmetall, MBDA, a
European defense company and Lockheed Martin.
Lockheed Martin is the largest arms company in the world according to the Handelsblatt of March 12, 2002.
In 2020, the Group sold weapons with a total value of more than 58 billion dollars.
While the arms industry acts as a sponsor, the Munich Security Conference describes
its goals to the outside world as follows:
The Munich Security Conference is the world's leading forum for debates on international security policy.
The Munich Security Conference aims to promote trust and contribute to the peaceful resolution of conflicts
by facilitating a sustained, curated and informal dialog within the international security community
According to its original motto - to promote peace through dialog.
But how can the Munich Security Conference campaign for peace and contribute to conflict
resolution when its sponsors are arms companies that make money from wars?
There is a clear conflict of interest here.
The latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine conflict show just how committed the Munich
Security Conference has been to the peaceful resolution of conflicts in recent years.
Here are four examples: 1st example After the outbreak of the Ukraine conflict in 2013/2014, the then
Chairman of the Munich Security Conference, Wolfgang of the Munich Security Conference Wolfgang
Ischinger spoke out in favor of the US delegation's plans to supply weapons to Ukraine.
Ischinger considered this to be appropriate and important.
2nd example In December 2022, former German Chancellor Angela Merkel revealed that the Minsk Agreement of
2015, i.e. the jointly agreed ceasefire to settle the conflict ceasefire to settle the conflict
between Russia and Ukraine, were only supported in order to buy time for the rearmament of Ukraine.
She was also a regular guest at the Munich Security Conferences in 2015, 2017 and 2019.
3. example At the beginning of April 2022 - just two months after the invasion of Russian troops - the then
British Prime Minister Boris British Prime Minister Boris Johnson prevented an agreement between
Ukraine and Russia through peace negotiations.
All that remained was for both parties to sign the peace treaty in Istanbul.
However, this did not happen because the Ukrainian side was prevented from signing the
agreement by Boris Johnson at the last minute.
With the promise of further arms supplies, Johnson insisted on winning the conflict on
the battlefield instead of through dialog.
Johnson was a participant at the 58th Munich Security Conference, which took place in February
2022, shortly before he thwarted the conclusion of a peace treaty between Russia and Ukraine.
The same approach can also be observed at the security conference in February 2023:
The new chairman of the Munich Security Conference, Christoph Heusgen, continued to vehemently defend the
delivery of German Leopard battle tanks to Ukraine.
At the time, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz made the same demand with regard to Ukraine:
We need permanent production of our most important weapons systems.
After all, Russia's representatives have not been invited to the Munich Security Conference since 2023.
Interim conclusion As a reminder: What is the Munich Security Conference's self-portrayal again?
It calls itself the world's leading forum for debates on international security policy.
The Munich Security Conference aims to promote trust and contribute to the peaceful resolution of conflicts
by facilitating an ongoing [...] dialog within the international security community - in line with
its original motto - to promote peace through dialog.
All four examples mentioned, on the other hand, show no effort on the part of the Munich Security
Conference to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict peacefully through open dialog; on the contrary:
The conflict is being further fueled by arms deliveries and the prevention of agreements!
The question therefore arises: if the Munich Security Conference does not serve to resolve the Russia-Ukraine
conflict peacefully, what purpose does it serve?
And what are the actual aims of the Munich Security Conference and what
backgrounds are the population not even aware of?
To answer these questions, we need to look at the history of the Munich Security Conference
and the people and organizations behind it.
Those behind the Munich Security Conference
The founders: The forerunner of the Security Conference is the International Defense Studies Movement.
It was initiated in 1963 by Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist-Schmenzin, a
German officer and resistance fighter.
The first meeting was limited to 60 participants, including Helmut Schmidt and Henry Kissinger.
Henry Kissinger, who died in 2023, is considered one of the initiators of the Munich Security Conference.
He is known as a global strategist who shaped world politics for decades.
Henry Kissinger had been a member of the Council on Foreign Relations since 1956 - later on
the board of the CFR and was a regular participant in the Bilderberg meetings.
He was active at the management level of the Bilderberg Group - the Advisory Board.
Since 2009, the Munich Security Conference has awarded personalities with
the so-called Ewald von Kleist Prize.
The first award went to Henry Kissinger.
The chairmen: The Munich Security Conference was chaired by von Kleist-Schmenzin until 1997.
Subsequently by Horst M. Teltschik from 1999 to 2008.
Teltschik was a close confidant of Helmut Kohl and worked in the Federal Chancellery.
He is a member of the board of trustees of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and the
advisory board of the Atlantic Initiative.
Horst Teltschik also attended the Bilderberg Conference in 1982, 1984, 1988 and 1990 and
was a member of the International Advisory Board of the Council on Foreign Relations, CFR.
From 2008 to 2022, the Munich Security Conference was chaired by Wolfgang Ischinger.
Ischinger is a German lawyer and diplomat.
He has repeatedly attended the Bilderberg Conference and the World Economic Forum, WEF.
Among other things, he is a member of the European Council on Foreign
Relations, the European branch of the CFR.
He was also well acquainted with Henry Kissinger and gave a speech at the ceremony to
mark Henry Kissinger's hundredth birthday.
In his speech, Ischinger mentioned that the founder of the Munich Security Conference, Ewald
von Kleist, had been in close contact with Henry Kissinger for many decades.
Interim conclusion If you look at the founders and chairmen of the Munich Security Conference, there are
clear links to global strategist Henry Kissinger, the Bilderberg Group and the
CFR, the Council on Foreign Relations.
To complete the picture of the Munich Security Conference, the members of
the Advisory Board are named below.
Pay attention to how often the name Henry Kissinger and his think tank Trilateral Commission, the
Bilderberg Group, the Council on Foreign Relations CFR or its European arm, the ECFR, are mentioned.
The significance and interests of these organizations will be shown below.
The Advisory Council of the Munich Security Conference was founded in 2009 to support the
Chairman in the strategic orientation and development of the Security Conference.
Almost all members of this advisory board of the Munich Security Conference have
already participated in Bilderberg conferences:
Paul Achleitner, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Bank AG, from 2012 to 2022.
He took part in the Bilderberg Conference from 2015 to 2019 and is a member of the management committee.
Oliver Bäte is Chairman of the Board of Management of Allianz SE.
He attended the Bilderberg Conference in 2017 and is a member of the
German group of the Trilateral Commission.
The Trilateral Commission is a private policy advisory think tank founded in July 1973 on the
initiative of Henry Kissinger and David Rockefeller.
It serves as an exchange platform for the elites of North America, Western Europe and Japan.
Carl Bildt, former Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Sweden, is Vice-Chairman
for Europe in the Trilateral Commission.
He is one of the chairmen of the ECFR and a regular participant at the Bilderberg Conference.
Josep Borrell Fontelles is Vice-President of the European Commission and was a
participant at the Bilderberg Conference 2023.
Thomas Enders has been President of the German Council on Foreign Relations since June 2019 and
was a participant at the Bilderberg Conference in 1984, 2005 and from 2009 to 2015.
Fu Ying, former Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, People's Republic of China and participant
of the Bilderberg Conference 2011 and 2012.
John F. Kerry, former US Secretary of State, participant of the Bilderberg Conference 2012.
Radosław Sikorski, former Foreign Minister of the Republic of Poland, is a member of the Bilderberg
leadership circle and a member of the ECFR.
Other members of the Advisory Council, the governing body of the Munich Security Conference, also have
strong ties to the CFR and the ECFR founded by Soros.
Ine Marie Eriksen Søreide is Chairwoman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defense
in the Parliament of the Kingdom of Norway.
She was Minister of Defense from 2013 to 2017.
It is a member of the European branch of the CFR, the ECFR.
James G. Stavridis is a former Admiral of the U.S. Navy and a member of the CFR.
Arancha González Laya, a Spanish diplomat, she was Spanish Foreign Minister from Spanish Foreign Minister
from 2020 to 2021. She is a member of the ECFR.
Jane Harman, a US politician from the Democratic Party, is a member of
the CFR and the Trilateral Commission.
Kersti Kaljulaid is an Estonian economist and economist and politician.
She was President of the Republic of Estonia from 2016 to 2021. of the Republic
of Estonia. She is a member of the ECFR.
David Miliband a former British politician who was Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom from
2007 to 2010. Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom from 2007 to 2010. He is a member of the ECFR.
NATO's link to the Munich Security Conference
Jens Stoltenberg, the Secretary General of NATO, also regularly attends the Munich Security Conference.
Stoltenberg, who is also a member of the Bilderberg Group, here during his speech
at the Munich Security Conference 2023.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is clearly recognizable:
Almost all members of the Munich Security Conference management have links to the
Bilderberg Group, the CFR and the ECFR.
As Kla.TV had pointed out in various programs, these were set up as a shadow government by
the Rockefeller family and their allies such as Henry Kissinger and George Soros.
Their goal: the implementation of a New World Order and the establishment of a one-world government.
Let us therefore take a brief look at these organizations.
The organizations behind the Munich Security Conference and their interests
The Bilderberg Group and the CFR: Kla.TV has already reported extensively on the Bilderberg
Group in the program: The Bilderberg Group - the secret shadow government?
The Bilderberg Group was founded on the initiative of David Rockefeller.
The strategic plan for the founding of the Bilderberg Club originated in the
Council on Foreign Relations, or CFR for short.
The CFR is a private US think tank, founded in 1921, which pulls the strings as
a kind of shadow government in the USA.
From May 18 to 21, 2023, it was that time again: The annual Bilderberg Conference met.
Every person who took part in a Bilderberg conference remains associated with
the Bilderberg Group from that point on.
After each conference, each participant and all previous participants
will receive minutes of the meeting.
In addition, since 1963 they have received an accompanying explanatory
document, i.e. the Bilderberg Club's agenda.
The European Council on Foreign: Relations The ECFR, the European arm of the CFR, was
primarily founded and financed by George Soros.
George Soros himself was a member of the Advisory Council of the Munich Security Conference until 2020.
Alongside David Rockefeller and Henry Kissinger, Soros is regarded as one of the global strategists when
it comes to setting up a hidden shadow government.
Kla.TV reported on George Soros and his Open Society Foundations, in the program: George
Soros - The Global Strategist's Network Revealed:
The OSF is an association of foundations and non-governmental
organizations founded by George Soros in 1979.
Soros is one of the great global strategists with the aim of establishing a New World Order
(also known as the NWO) that subjugates nations.
The OSF is used by Soros as a tool to finance political activities that
serve the implementation of this NWO.
Wherever Soros appears, the result is destabilization, chaos, war or political changes
for the population in line with his interests.
His signature can be seen both in the Euromaidan coup in Ukraine between 2013 and
2014 and in the refugee movement since 2015.
However, there is also concrete evidence that Soros has been involved in all the color revolutions -
i.e. government overthrows - of the past 15 years.
These range from Georgia and Venezuela to the Arab Spring. The OSF is active in 120 countries worldwide.
George Soros is a regular participant at the Munich Security Conference, most recently
together with his son Alexander Soros at the Munich Security Conference 2023.
In 2021, his son joined the Advisory Board of the Munich Security Conference for 2 years.
Alexander Soros is Chairman of the Open Society Foundations, founded by
his father. He is a member of ECFR.
Other global strategists involved Richard Nathan Haass, President of the CFR until 2022, is also a
regular participant at the Munich Security Conference.
He last attended the conference in 2023.
Representatives of the Rockefeller Foundation and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund - a foundation of the
Rockefeller family - can also be seen on the list of participants at the
Munich Security Conference every year.
Bill Gates is not only a sponsor of the Munich Security Conference, but also a
participant - most recently in 2017 and 2022.
Gates repeatedly appears as a global strategist and pursues the same agenda as David
Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger and George Soros.
Conclusion If one considers all of this in summary, it cannot be denied that the Munich Security Conference
does not serve the security of the European population, but rather the interests of
a few global strategists and think tanks.
Could it be that it has become the military arm of the secret world government consisting of the Bilderberg
Group, the CFR and the ECFR - bypassing the nation states and ignoring the will of the
people - or was even founded for this purpose?
The newspaper Die Linke wrote aptly about this on February 4, 2010:
The Munich Security Conference remains a meeting dominated by the arms industry and war politicians, at
which the world's leading military powers discuss their wars of intervention
and provide each other with legitimacy.
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Only when the masterminds behind the wars are brought to light will there be hope for peace!
We conclude with a quote from the Russian writer writer Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910):
In all of history, there is no war that has not been engineered by governments, by governments alone,
regardless of the interests of the people, for whom war is always pernicious, even when it is successful.
Bombs fall, people die
I cry out: When will there be peace on earth?
Children in a war zone, they stand there crying
Questions: When will this war be over, Mom?
Can no longer sleep at night
Because villains play with global power
Rockets hit the rooms
And you ask yourself: Oh my God, how can this be?
I am peace for this world Even when a whole army stands against me
I would never take up arms Against you, oh, for my life!
I am peace for this world Even when a whole army stands against me
Because you are me and God lives in you Your life is my life, God also in me
Soldiers, lay down your arms It is enough to die for the wrong people
Again and again we sit in trenches
To do good, to right wrongs
How many more dead comrades? Is it still not enough?
No more souls must die For this international fraud
Can no longer sleep at night Because villains play with global power
Rockets hit the rooms
And you ask yourself: Oh my God, how can this be?
I am peace for this world Even when a whole army stands against me
I would never take up arms Against you, oh, for my life!
I am peace for this world Even when a whole army stands against me
Because you are me and God lives in you Your life is my life, God also in me
You know, I don't take up arms
Because in everyday life it is important to create peace
The greatest love is to love your friends
Train at home, to win over division
Until we can sleep again in the night (in the night)
And villains have gambled away have their power
And children laugh again on the street again
My God, this life I will still see
I am peace for this world Even when a whole army stands against me
I would never take up arms Against you, oh, for my life!
I am peace for this world Even when a whole army stands against me
Because you are me and God lives in you Your life is my life, God also in me