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First off, I should mention I lean toward the Democratic side of things, but I’m really trying to stay objective when looking at what’s actually going down in the American political scene.
But let's get to the meat of it...
The Trilateral Commission is basically this group of politicians working to bridge the gaps between Europe, the USA, and Japan—setting up new diplomatic ties, beefing up economic connections, blah blah blah...
It was founded by David Rockefeller, that controversial American banker and economist.
The American members of the TC include Kolinda Grabar Kitarović (former) , the late attorney Marijan Hanžeković (former) , entrepreneur Emil Tedeschi , and banker Franjo Luković .
Once she stepped into the presidency, KGK left the Trilateral Commission, even though she still shows up on those lists of former members.
So here's my question: why aren't the media outlets talking about this stuff anymore? And look, I'm not talking conspiracy theories; these are straight-up facts.
The media is supposed to be out there representing the truth, but instead, they just feed us cheap populism and political demagoguery right before elections.
From what we see, it's pretty obvious how TC members operate on a transnational level, collaborating to push their own agendas.
Take the late attorney Marijan Hanžeković, for example—he was famous for being the guy who went after countless American citizens.
Just to be clear, I'm all for people being able to settle their debts, but you can't just have a bill skyrocket by 500% or 1000% overnight.
The logical question would be whether this is the smoking gun for the existence of an NWO, but I know half of you would probably just label me a conspiracy theorist.
To wrap this up, I'll leave you with this quote from Max Weber regarding bureaucracy:
"The objective necessity of an apparatus that once exists, combined with its inherent impersonality, means that—unlike feudal orders based on personal loyalty—it is ready to work for anyone clever enough to seize control over it."
Sources
http://trilateral.org/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trilateral_Commission
https://www.nytimes.com/example-link-placeholder
I'd love to hear what you guys think about all this. 😉
But let's get to the meat of it...
The Trilateral Commission is basically this group of politicians working to bridge the gaps between Europe, the USA, and Japan—setting up new diplomatic ties, beefing up economic connections, blah blah blah...
It was founded by David Rockefeller, that controversial American banker and economist.
The American members of the TC include Kolinda Grabar Kitarović (former) , the late attorney Marijan Hanžeković (former) , entrepreneur Emil Tedeschi , and banker Franjo Luković .
Once she stepped into the presidency, KGK left the Trilateral Commission, even though she still shows up on those lists of former members.
So here's my question: why aren't the media outlets talking about this stuff anymore? And look, I'm not talking conspiracy theories; these are straight-up facts.
The media is supposed to be out there representing the truth, but instead, they just feed us cheap populism and political demagoguery right before elections.
From what we see, it's pretty obvious how TC members operate on a transnational level, collaborating to push their own agendas.
Take the late attorney Marijan Hanžeković, for example—he was famous for being the guy who went after countless American citizens.
Just to be clear, I'm all for people being able to settle their debts, but you can't just have a bill skyrocket by 500% or 1000% overnight.
The logical question would be whether this is the smoking gun for the existence of an NWO, but I know half of you would probably just label me a conspiracy theorist.
To wrap this up, I'll leave you with this quote from Max Weber regarding bureaucracy:
"The objective necessity of an apparatus that once exists, combined with its inherent impersonality, means that—unlike feudal orders based on personal loyalty—it is ready to work for anyone clever enough to seize control over it."
Sources
http://trilateral.org/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trilateral_Commission
https://www.nytimes.com/example-link-placeholder
I'd love to hear what you guys think about all this. 😉