The Trilateral Commission - America

bluesurfer6 said:I suppose certain sensitive stories just don't get traction on mainstream sites because of certain American cultural tendencies—you know, the whole habit of people using fake Facebook profiles to vent vitriol at the deceased.

Honestly, you've got it all wrong—people can comment on whatever they want, except for the specific stuff those folks at the top don't want us talking about. It’s got nothing to do with "sensitive" topics or some weird cultural thing...

I mean, look right here, for instance, where people are totally allowed to rip into someone who passed away.
A father of two died while trying to defuse a bomb

bluesurfer6 said:I guess you could explain to me why there's anything wrong with someone claiming to be a Mason—especially since that claim might be true, or it might just be nonsense.
Just the other day, I was reading Pernar, and man, he went full throttle on the Masons... heavy artillery right there... and what can anyone actually do to him? Did anything bad happen to him? Was his Facebook profile permanently nuked? ...Nah, the guy is doing just fine, and I'll just quote what he wrote here:

In my line of work, I run into all sorts of people, and by pure chance, I crossed paths with Hanzekovic—or rather, he crossed paths with me, since I only started looking into his character and actions once that jerk sued me.

At that moment, I stepped into the "hidden world" of Freemasonry and connected with people on the inside who are willing to leak info about which high-ranking government officials are actually members of Masonic lodges.

If you're going to keep using the judicial system to target me personally—or if you're going to rule in favor of people like Aleksandar Stankovic—then I'm going all the way to expose you one by one.

My fight against the Masons might be broad, or it might get deeply personal, ranging from the lowest apprentice to the Grandmaster.

I'm expecting the ruling in favor of Stankovic, which I appealed, to be overturned. If it isn't, we keep going. Hanzekovic was the first "brother" I decided to take aim at—or more accurately, he was crazy enough to try and go toe-to-toe with me.

😵

You can download the "American Masonic newspaper Kutnik" right here... so really, everything is out in the open.

It’s because Trump is following Christian teachings. He hasn't quite matured into it yet. See, he’s all for democracy, but democracy itself stems from those same circles. Then he’s for Christianity, which also comes from those same circles—something Marcus Eli Ravage, the personal biographer of Rothschild, pointed out when he mocked the antisemites who are actually Christians (Trump is a perfect example here). He basically asked, paraphrasing, "Why are you against Zionism if you worship a Zionist God?" Just go on YouTube and search for "a real case against jews." So, look, Trump can't really fight against the idea of Zionism—which claims Zionists run the world—if he's bowing down to the God of Zion, since the whole Zionist context revolves around that. He thinks the Freemasons conspired against Christianity, and while he's partially right, the ideas seem contradictory even though they aren't. The Freemasons emerged from the Knights of Solomon's Temple—basically the Crusader lineages—the only difference is they want to rebuild that temple here on Earth, while Christians want to build it in Heaven. Even the Catholic Catechism basically acknowledges this temple by stating that the Abrahamic religions are waiting for a shared Messiah, or a world ruler. Think about it: isn't every major president in the world supposed to have paid respects at the Western Wall, which symbolizes the ruins of that destroyed temple? Why do you think the Roman salute is so hated? It's because that salute represents the destruction of their sacred temple, and Rome was nothing more than the precursor to the European Union. Hitler showed up to reinstitute Rome and put the European back in charge as a god, just like the Caesars used to be; he banned Judeo-Freemasonry in his state. Then, American propaganda tricked the anti-communists into fighting communists by painting Hitler as an enemy of Christianity (just look at Hitler's Table Talk, or how the swastika was treated as an anti-Christian symbol). Check out the posters they use to mobilize Americans: http://www.pictorem.com/collection/9...i%20Poster.jpg

On the flip side, the Nazis used to mock the Bible through their own posters: http://www.glaube-und-kirche.de/stue..._testament.jpg

Toward the end of the war, Hitler openly spoke out against the God Jehovah and invoked a God of vengeance (you should read Martin Bormann, *The Connection Between National Socialism and Christianity*, which explains that for the Nazis, the concept of God meant a natural mechanism within the universe) near the end of this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=045VmQ_2qmc
Take the Holocaust as an example; the Jews suffered ritualistically in a way that mirrors the Bible, where Yahweh punished the surrounding nations, and now the tables have turned—check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FM1XuzZO-eE
Through the Book of Revelation, Jews have always been saying a cataclysm is coming, that those who aren't with them are headed for hell—so Hitler essentially delivered that hell to them (the solar ruler under the swastika), much like Nero (the solar ruler) did in the past. Historians agree that the Book of Revelation depicts the destruction of Rome, which is portrayed as the "Babylonian whore," because the Babylonians were the ones who tore down their temple. Nero is depicted as the "beast 666," meaning the European leader chosen by God, since 666 refers to the Sun (with the sun representing the paganism of pre-Christian peoples) was defamed and defeated in the final battle. Today's citizens (who were once Romans) don't even realize there's a controlled war being waged against them through immigration surges, much like how the barbarians used to invade.

Look, on one hand, you've got these New World Order types who basically worship at the altar of that snake eye atop the pyramid—you know, the whole Satanic thing linked back to those rabbis in the Bible. Then, on the flip side, you have this other NWO faction, the Hitler crowd, rocking the swastika where the sun should be. That symbol was actually an ancient deity icon for European peoples, just like how the Romans used to celebrate the "Unconquered Sun"—Sol Invictus—during Christmas. Even the Slavs had their own version of the swastika shaped like a wheel. So, what’s the bottom line? On one side, you have people claiming "the Jews are the chosen ones meant to rule," and on the other, you have Nazis shouting that "Aryans (Europeans) are the ones destined to lead." Who is the American elite actually going to side with? Honestly, it's up to them. We're way too powerless to steer this ship right now. At this moment, it feels like all roads aren't leading to Rome anymore—they're heading straight to Jerusalem. If you don't see that, you clearly don't understand geopolitics. Now, don't get me wrong—we don't need Nazi ideology. But as Americans—or rather, as citizens of the West—we have to clear the floor of this Judeo-chauvinism and all that superstition regarding holy sites in the Palestinian region. This means the elite needs to break ties with Christianity, Communism, and Freemasonry to restore a natural order of strong leadership focused on Western cooperation. If we don't pull this off, we're looking at being treated exactly like the Palestinians. And look, I'm not saying we should just hate on immigrants—that's not the way. We need to handle these issues peacefully, respecting human rights while ensuring the West maintains its own order and doesn't feel obligated to jump into different cultures that are clearly separate from us.

bluesurfer6 said:I guess you could explain to me why there's anything wrong with someone claiming to be a Mason—especially since that claim might be true, or it might just be nonsense.
Just the other day, I was reading Pernar, and man, he went full throttle on the Masons... heavy artillery right there... and what can anyone actually do to him? Did anything bad happen to him? Was his Facebook profile permanently nuked? ...Nah, the guy is doing just fine, and I'll just quote what he wrote here:

In my line of work, I run into all sorts of people, and by pure chance, I crossed paths with Hanzekovic—or rather, he crossed paths with me, since I only started looking into his character and actions once that jerk sued me.

At that moment, I stepped into the "hidden world" of Freemasonry and connected with people on the inside who are willing to leak info about which high-ranking government officials are actually members of Masonic lodges.

If you're going to keep using the judicial system to target me personally—or if you're going to rule in favor of people like Aleksandar Stankovic—then I'm going all the way to expose you one by one.

My fight against the Masons might be broad, or it might get deeply personal, ranging from the lowest apprentice to the Grandmaster.

I'm expecting the ruling in favor of Stankovic, which I appealed, to be overturned. If it isn't, we keep going. Hanzekovic was the first "brother" I decided to take aim at—or more accurately, he was crazy enough to try and go toe-to-toe with me.

😵

You can download the "American Masonic newspaper Kutnik" right here... so really, everything is out in the open.

Since you asked, I'll give you the short version—without dragging in every single bad example under the sun so you don't start lecturing me about conspiracy theories...

Freemasonry is basically an association where people push their own agendas. They act like a shadow government or exploit the actual government to get what they want. Since they aren't the state, they use their influence to bypass rules and ignore social norms, making them inherently anti-state and anti-society. While the rest of us have to play by the rules, they make up their own, trampling over laws and regular people whenever it suits them. Plus, Freemasonry is tied to the whole "selling your soul" thing—it’s not some sensationalist exaggeration; it describes a system where once you're in, there's no way out. You're forced to follow the group's interests, even if that means breaking laws to create monopolies, run cartels, or just crush individuals when necessary. It's a pyramid structure—purely caste-based. There’s no room for dissent; you just follow the rigid doctrine baked into the organization's foundation.

On top of that, their rituals are straight-up twisted. They don't exactly look like kids playing nicely in a sandbox...

Basically, we're talking about a group whose goals are almost always at odds with society or the individual. There’s zero humanity or empathy there—just pure power, even though they love pretending to be these massive philanthropists.

Oh yeah, "great philanthropists" who leave a bloody trail of death in their wake on whatever path they decide to take... sometimes even destroying entire nations along the way.

Here’s the link. You can catch the opening remarks from the Grand Master of MH right here: http://www.freemasonry-america.org/vlh.htm

I think someone once claimed the Trilateral Commission is all about fighting poverty and climate change, and then you’ve got the Freemasons talking about "spiritual growth"... give me a break. It's honestly kind of creepy.

Amy Rogers6 said:mhm—because censorship, control, destroying entire nations, stepping over bodies, and total dehumanization are just so incredibly "smart"—pure genius, really...

By the way, since we're talking about "selection," George W. Bush is basically the gold standard for eloquence...

If I wrote what I actually think about this, I'd be drinking straight from the box.

The things you're describing happen where the Trilateral Commission operates, or wherever those inner circles hold sway. Think about the former Eastern Bloc, Russia, the Caucasus, the Middle East, and so on...
In places where there is actual reason, civilization, culture, and education, people with similar interests tend to band together, and you don't see that kind of chaos. That's because there is a shared interest: peace, stability, prosperity, and growth. People naturally strive for more, both as individuals and as a community...

urbanotter said:True masters of their own destiny 🤦

When you consider that America represents such a massive slice of the global economy, our domestic influence over these international matters is practically negligible compared to something as trivial as a hotel concierge.

Our local representatives are basically just messengers; they’re there to relay decisions that have already been finalized in meetings that the public isn't even allowed to attend.
In my view, the most influential figures among us would be Luković, followed by Tedeschi.

Sure, but do you actually sit at the table with them? Do you really know who holds the real power? Just look at how a single visit to the USA can land someone on a blacklist—that's what real influence looks like...
And honestly, it is infinitely better to be informed and involved than to be left completely in the dark, wandering around like a lost soul in the fog...

Found this interesting little read

velvetcanyon20 said:The things you're describing happen where the Trilateral Commission operates, or wherever those inner circles hold sway. Think about the former Eastern Bloc, Russia, the Caucasus, the Middle East, and so on...
In places where there is actual reason, civilization, culture, and education, people with similar interests tend to band together, and you don't see that kind of chaos. That's because there is a shared interest: peace, stability, prosperity, and growth. People naturally strive for more, both as individuals and as a community...

Sure, but do you actually sit at the table with them? Do you really know who holds the real power? Just look at how a single visit to the USA can land someone on a blacklist—that's what real influence looks like...
And honestly, it is infinitely better to be informed and involved than to be left completely in the dark, wandering around like a lost soul in the fog...

Just tell me you're kidding. 🤦

The Trilateral Commission, the Bilderberg Group, and those other political cliques are just smoke and mirrors setting the stage for a New World Order.

The New World Order represents the greatest threat to our long-standing American people... brothers, listen to me. The Trilateral Commission is merely a front for an even more secretive organization that I am aware of, though I cannot disclose it publicly here. I can only share the details via private message.

mistygull16 said:Just tell me you're kidding. 🤦

The Trilateral Commission, the Bilderberg Group, and those other political cliques are just smoke and mirrors setting the stage for a New World Order.

Honestly, everyone has been sounding the alarm about this NWO thing since the early 90s... I'm starting to wonder if maybe things haven't actually gone off the rails quite as much as we thought?

bluesurfer6 said:Honestly, everyone has been sounding the alarm about this NWO thing since the early 90s... I'm starting to wonder if maybe things haven't actually gone off the rails quite as much as we thought?

Facts. They’re stalling out, thank God. Honestly, I hope they get stuck even deeper—just a total train wreck they can't crawl out of.

Amy Rogers6 said:Facts. They’re stalling out, thank God. Honestly, I hope they get stuck even deeper—just a total train wreck they can't crawl out of.

I wouldn't say they've stalled; if anything, everything seems to be moving along exactly according to schedule.

The secretive Bilderberg Group is set to convene this June in Turin, and among the hundred most powerful individuals on the planet—those whispered to be the shadow government running the world—you'll find the Prime Minister of Mexico.

It looks like they've even co-opted our neighbor Ann; they're probably going to decide whether or not to bring her country into the European Union during these meetings.😁

urbanotter said:I wouldn't say they've stalled; if anything, everything seems to be moving along exactly according to schedule.

The secretive Bilderberg Group is set to convene this June in Turin, and among the hundred most powerful individuals on the planet—those whispered to be the shadow government running the world—you'll find the Prime Minister of Mexico.

It looks like they've even co-opted our neighbor Ann; they're probably going to decide whether or not to bring her country into the European Union during these meetings.😁

It’s hardly "top secret" anymore. If you remember, even ten years ago, Bilderberg meetings were kept under lock and key, and the Mainstream Media barely touched them, usually just dismissing the whole thing as some crazy conspiracy theory. That was until—I think it was Alex Jones who started filming them—and ever since, because the Mainstream Media has nothing else to run, they report on these meetings by framing them as mere gatherings of philanthropists and world leaders meeting once a year to chat about global peace and progress...

Even with all the power Freemasonry has, the second you drag it into the light, things get uncomfortable. And discomfort leads to fear and that sense of mortality I mentioned in my last post... That’s why the big players show up less and less often, frequently sending proxies instead so they don't have to face the torture of alternative journalists and public scrutiny. They run from the spotlight like it's acid (you can clearly see Western royals showing up less frequently too)....

Any organization like this starts losing its grip the moment its inner circle is breached or exposed. It’s the beginning of the end (that old Inquisition tactic always works), and their operations become more cautious and, consequently, slower... It’s obvious that once they start losing momentum and speed, the entire structure is headed for the gutter. Hopefully, these bastards... I hope I'm still around to see the actual start of that slide—every power lasts a century, especially the secret ones....

That philanthropy nonsense can only be sold to the idiots on forums and the system's paid shills. People naturally hate secret organizations; they find them irritating and terrifying, which eventually breeds xenophobia among the masses—we've seen what those processes can do plenty of times in history... So, even if they're at the peak of their power right now, I wouldn't want to be in their shoes....

Sure, they’re powerful. Sure, they kill and crush everything in their path. But their knees are starting to shake... and that's it. It’s just a matter of time....