
	
	by Bob Unruh
	June 01, 2010
	from 
	WorldNetDaily Website
	
	 
	
	
	
	Author Daniel Estulin
	
	
	at the European parliament
 
	
	The goal of the Bilderbergers, the powerful 
	elite invited annually to a private and protected meeting from which world 
	events are steered, is power, plain and simple, according to an author who 
	spoke on the subject today before the European Parliament.
	
	But Daniel Estulin, author of the hot-selling book "The 
	True Story of the Bilderberg Group," said in the text of his 
	remarks he believes the very efforts by the power-hungry to manipulate the 
	world economy is awakening the masses, who now have an opportunity to change 
	history and give mankind back its future.
	
	Estulin was invited to speak to the European Parliament, considered one of 
	the most powerful legislative bodies in the world, by Mario Borghezio, 
	Italy's most senior member, about what many have considered a "conspiracy" 
	or "secretive cabal."
	
	He said the members simply want to control.
	
	Read about those who would plan your future for you, in "The True Story of 
	the Bilderberg Group" by Daniel Estulin.
	
		
		"These people want an empire," he said. 
		"That's what 
		globalization is… Too many people 
		believe that in order to have an empire, you need money. You have all 
		heard of the phrase - the money[ed] elite. But money is not a 
		determinant of wealth and the economy. Money does not make the world go 
		around."
	
	
	He explained it is the power that derives from 
	money and the ability to make decisions affecting other people that is 
	central.
	
		
		"The idea behind each and every Bilderberg 
		meeting is to create what they themselves call the aristocracy of 
		purpose between European and North American elites on the best way 
		to manage the planet. 
		 
		
		In other words, the creation of
		
		a global network of giant cartels, more 
		powerful than any nation on Earth, destined to control the necessities 
		of life of the rest of humanity, obviously from their vantage point, for 
		our own good and in our benefit - the great unwashed as they call 
		us," he said.
	
	
	Sometimes, he said, this power comes through the 
	destruction of economies.
	
		
		"They are destroying the world economy on 
		purpose," he explained. "This isn't the first time either. This was done 
		in the 14th century New Dark Age: 30 percent of the 
		population wiped out."
	
	
	But there is a light, he asserted.
	
		
		"We are now in a position to change history. 
		I finally believe that mankind has a future. A once-demoralized 
		population with no moral purpose is coming out of [a] prolonged slumber. 
		In this general awakening, people are beginning to ask the right 
		questions," he said.
		
		"It's no longer, 'What will I get out of it?' but rather 'What's right?' 
		It's an international phenomenon of response and reaction to a… 
		perception that the entire world is doomed to catastrophe unless we the 
		people do something about it."
	
	
	He said the concept of the Bilderbergs is easy 
	to understand.
	
		
		"In the world of international finance, 
		there are those who steer the events and those who react to the events. 
		While the latter are better known, greater in numbers, and seemingly 
		more powerful, the true power rests with the former," he said.
	
	
	He explained the Bilderberg organization is 
	dynamic, 
	
		
		"in that it changes with the times, absorbs 
		and creates new parts while excreting the remains of the decaying parts. 
		Members come and go, but the system itself has not changed."
		
		"It is a self-perpetuating system, a virtual spider web of interlocked 
		financial, political, economic and industry interests," he said.
	
	
	Actually, it's not much of a secret any longer 
	and not much conspiracy, said Estulin.
	
		
		"It's a meeting of people who represent a 
		certain ideology," he said. "The ideology is of a one world company 
		limited.
		
		"Bilderberg is a medium of bringing together financial institutions 
		which are the world's most powerful and most predatory financial 
		interests. And at this time, it is that combination which is the worst 
		enemy of humanity," he said.
	
	
	He said the citizens of the world have forced 
	the higher level of awareness about the plots and plans, 
	
		
		"by becoming very aware that presidents and 
		prime ministers and your little shrinking queens and kings are puppets 
		of powerful forces working from behind the scenes."
	
	
	He said that's where the door to success may 
	open.
	
		
		"Something has happened to us, the people in 
		the midst of this general economic collapse. People at large are gripped 
		by something they don't always understand. But, it compels them to act 
		in a certain way, in their own interest. That's what they are doing in 
		Greece. That's what they are doing in Spain, in the United States.
		
		 
		
		It's called the anthropic principle. It's 
		like a tidal movement came upon us and washed our fears away. As people 
		realize that their existence is threatened, they have lost their fear, 
		and Bilderberg and others sense it," he said.
		
		"Perhaps that's why at a recent
		
		Council on Foreign Relations speech in Montreal, 
		
		Zbigniew Brzezinski… warned that a 'global 
		political awakening,' in combination with infighting amongst 
		the elite, was threatening to derail the move towards a one world 
		government," he said.
		
		"What I am talking about is not a scientific problem or economic 
		question, but rather a morality question. A question of immortality. Do 
		we as nation states, as people of the planet believe in the future of 
		mankind? And what kind of future will we have 100 or 200 years in the 
		future. What about 10,000 years from now? Do we have a right to dream?
		
		 
		
		If we have a sense of purpose for being 
		here, then the bad guys can't win," he said.
	
	
	The Bilderberg Group is an annual, 
	invitation-only conference usually with more than 100 of the globe's most 
	influential leaders, including heads of state and business tycoons. It 
	always is closed to the public and press, a privacy frequently ensured by 
	armed agents.
	
	WND reported attendance at last year's event included:
	
		
			- 
			
			U.S. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner 
- 
			
			Larry Summers, the director of the U.S. 
			National Economic Council 
- 
			
			Richard Holbrooke, the Obama 
			administration's special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan 
- 
			
			World Bank President Robert Zoellick 
- 
			
			European Central Bank President 
			Jean-Claude Trichet  
- 
			
			European Commission president Jose 
			Manuel Barroso 
		"Bilderberg is not a bogeyman," Estulin told 
		WND before his parliamentary address, "but it is a powerful 
		organization. It's a medium for bringing together financial institutions 
		- the largest, predatory institutions in the world - which acts 
		in ways that are now the worst enemy of society."
	
	
	He said the elite consider the national 
	resources their own, not "everyone's."
	
		
		"They want us to work for them, where our 
		children and our children's children work for an elite group, the 
		oligarchy," he said.
	
	
	He has cited 
	
	David Rockefeller's own admission.
	
	
	 
	
	Rockefeller, a Bilderberg member, wrote: 
	
		
		"Some even believe we are part of a secret 
		cabal working against the best interests of the United States, 
		characterizing my family and me as 'internationalists' and of conspiring 
		with others around the world to build a more integrated global political 
		and economic structure - one world, if you will. If that's the charge, I 
		stand guilty, and I am proud of it."
	
	
	Estulin's book, "The True Story of the 
	Bilderberg Group," is based on years of his work as a Madrid-based 
	journalist and investigative reporter. He connected the dots between the 
	Bilderberg Group, world events, politicians and corporate tycoons over a 
	period of 15 years.
	
	Estulin revealed how the web of people and organizations has become a,
	
	
		
		"shadow government whose top priority is to 
		erase the sovereignty of all nation-states and supplant them with global 
		corporate control of their economies under the surveillance of 'an 
		electronic global police state.'"
	
	
	He says not all members of the group are "bad," 
	explaining that membership is structured like concentric circles, with 
	varying responsibilities and relationships. But it includes almost every 
	famous player in politics and finance, such as 
	
	George W. Bush, 
	
	George Soros, George McGovern and Jimmy 
	Carter.
	
	Estulin writes: 
	
		
		"This parallel world remains unseen in the 
		daily struggles of most of humanity, but, believe me, it is there: a 
		cesspool of duplicity and lies and double-speak and innuendo and 
		blackmail and bribery. 
		 
		
		It is a surreal world of double and triple 
		agents, of changing loyalties, of professional psychotic assassins, 
		brainwashed black ops agents, soldiers of fortune and mercenaries, whose 
		primary sources of income are the dirtiest and most despicable 
		government-run subversive missions - the kind that can never be 
		exposed."
	
	
	The conference this year is scheduled June 3-6 
	in Sitges, Spain.
	
	Former British cabinet minister Lord Denis Healey, one of the 
	founders of the group, explained the purpose of the group to Jon Ronson 
	of the Guardian.
	
		
		"Those of us in Bilderberg felt we couldn't 
		go on forever fighting one another for nothing and killing people and 
		rendering millions homeless," he said. "So we felt that a single 
		community throughout the world would be a good thing."
	
	
	Estulin reports the following items will be on 
	the Bilderberg Group's 2010 agenda:
	
		
			- 
			
			Will the Euro survive? 
- 
			
			Development in Europe: Europe's exit 
			strategy... on hold? 
- 
			
			Do we have institutions to deal with the 
			world economy? 
- 
			
			Greece: Lessons and forward-looking 
			strategies 
- 
			
			NATO and Afghanistan: The practical 
			agenda for the alliance 
- 
			
			Iran and Russia: Economic and financial 
			threats to the alliance 
- 
			
			The consequences of war against 
			terrorism 
- 
			
			The influence of domestic issues on 
			American foreign policy 
- 
			
			The outlook for Japan's economy 
- 
			
			The future of the U.S. dollar: 
			Alternative scenarios