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June 3, 2017 - Special Reports & Tweets
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A Surprise Beginning
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Bilderberg's Surprising Start 00:03:05
David Knight for Infowars.com.
Another Bilderberg note here.
I want to talk about the surprise beginning of Bilderberg.
As I mentioned in the last video, a lot of people are going to be surprised when they see Dunkirk.
They don't know history.
They don't know how it ended.
Bilderberg has a surprise beginning, and it's also tied to World War II. It was at the site of the last victory of the Nazis, and it was ten years after that.
That they had their first meeting.
They did it at the Bilderberg Hotel, very close to where the battle was fought, the bridge too far, if you see that movie.
Operation Market Garden.
Now, that was a massive failure for the Allies, a massive success for the Nazis.
Was it due to bad intelligence, bad planning, or were they betrayed?
A lot of people believe that Prince Bernhardt was a Nazi agent, that he gave them information about this parachute drop behind enemy lines to cut them off, and that that sabotaged the operation.
There was also another individual, Peter Carrington.
He was in charge of a tank corps that was only 11 miles away.
He held up that tank corps for 18 hours.
A recession of ever-increasing ranking American officers came up to him demanding that he move his tanks ahead because they were under fire, taking fire on the bridge and desperate for reinforcements.
He refused to do that.
Now, these two individuals show up ten years later at Bilderberg.
You had Peter Carrington.
Prince Bernhardt was one of the early founders, chairs of Bilderberg.
Peter Carrington had a lot of positions within the British government, within NATO, and that's fitting.
That these individuals would be part of Bilderberg.
Peter Carrington was a chair of Bilderberg for quite some time.
Bilderberg really kind of reflected the desire of the U.S. and NATO to control Europe.
There had been two world wars fighting between all these different European countries.
That had been something that had been going on since the 19th century.
They wanted that to stop.
They wanted to pacify Europe.
They felt the best way to do that was to unify it.
One of the presidents said, I want to pick up the phone to call Europe.
Who do I call?
They wanted a single point of contact.
They wanted a unified, pacified Germany.
That was a goal of NATO. They got that.
We see that today.
We see that with Germany on top of a unified Europe through the European Union.
There were people who were pushing for unification with the European Common Market and other issues, but it was the Euro that was the key.
What they could not accomplish with bombs...
They accomplished with banks.
And it was the euro that was first proposed in 1955 at the Bilderberg meeting, the second Bilderberg meeting.
We know that because we had the notes released in 2009. That was 54 years later.
We finally found out what they were talking about at Bilderberg.
Now they tell us nothing serious is being discussed here.
It's just a friendly meeting.
No notes are taken.
Nothing is really planned.
Shadow Cabinet Meeting 00:02:26
We know that's not the case.
They have been laying the foundations of global governance.
I'm going to talk about that in the next short video.
But just to give you an illustration, in 2014, when I was in Copenhagen with my wife covering this for InfoWars, she was at one of the entrances, like we were, our right here, the back entrance.
And Ed Balls, who at the time was the shadow chancellor of the Exchequer, he was the opposition to the majority.
Party in the UK, and they have their shadow cabinet people that they would have put in those places if they were in power.
So he was a very well-connected Member of Parliament.
He shows up at the side gate.
He doesn't have his ID. And the security guards are telling him, no, no, you're not going to get in without ID. And he's got nothing but a rolling suitcase bag, like a carry-on luggage.
So he starts fumbling around.
He opens up the suitcase, and it spills out, filled with papers.
No luggage for this hotel stay that he's got.
It's all papers.
Not going to put anything on an electronic device.
Not going to put it on his phone.
Not going to put it on his laptop.
He's going to carry it in with papers.
They're meeting in secret.
All of the excitement that you see from the mainstream media, trying to ferret out every meeting that's happening between people who are part of the Trump administration.
Did they ever meet a Russian ambassador?
Did they ever talk to anybody from Russia?
And yet, here we have these people meeting in secret.
Captains of industry.
Largest banks.
Deutsche Bank is in here.
They just had a group of Chinese take 10% of the bank.
They're now the largest investors in Deutsche Bank.
Before that was an error group.
But you have the largest bankers, the largest technological companies here.
Google and others are in here.
Kohlberg, Kravitz& Roberts, and of course Petraeus is there.
And of course our sitting government and other government leaders are meeting in secret.
Why aren't they concerned about that?
So that's the elephant in the room.
They really don't care.
You won't find any mainstream media here, except for the owners, who are in there hobnobbing with the captains of industry, getting what they want.
They will not have anybody reporting on this.
Occasionally, there'll be a reporter who comes in, but they won't file a report about what's going on.
In Bilderberg, it's all secret.
As I said before, they are ambush predators.
Their strength is the fact that they are very slow, very patient.
They blend in like a chameleon.
They are barely perceptible how they move, but over decades their plans have been implemented.
So I'm going to tell you about how they've laid the foundations for global governance coming up in the next video.
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