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The Bilderberg Government by Ida Magli www.italianiliberi.it The Bilderberg Government by Ida Magli ItalianiLiberi | November 3rd, 2012 Now all Europe is happily conquered. The program developed by the Bilderberg secret society, in their meeting of May 2009, has been almost completely achieved. Given that the most difficult and essential task was the deletion of the Nations of Europe, the fact that they got hold on Europe shows that the work is done, and nothing will hinder its completion. The flags of the Bilderberg are merrily waving on the most important hills and towers of Europe; the European Central Bank (ECB) in a sense is their masterpiece. Through the ECB, the Bilderberg holds in its hands the lives of almost all States that gave up their right to coin money – with an unlawful and absurd decision of their rulers. Therefore, they surrendered to the owners of the Bilderberg (participants in assets): Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, Prince Constantjin, Sofia of Spain, Philippe of Belgium, David Rockefeller, Duke of Edinburgh, Mario Draghi (as a participant of the Bank of Italy): they are all members of the Bilderberg and attended the meeting in 2009. There also was a presence of other States, but in a minimal percentage, just to keep up appearances, and also in order to reward the politicians for their renunciation to issuing and managing money. What did the members of the Bilderberg decide, in the meeting of 2009? Their final goal is the creation of a single Global Civilization, so they planned all the steps towards it (and now – as far as the West is concerned – the goal is almost reached). The first step is the destruction of the National Identity, to be pursued through the subversion of its founding values, and the subsequent elimination of individual States. Second step: centralized control of all educational systems in Europe, with the so called “harmonization" of teaching programs in schools. Third step: repudiation of historical subjects and their teaching, since they can create problems with young people: if you want to make them accept the “New World Order”, you have to cancel their feelings towards values as Homeland, Tradition and Customs, in all fields. Fourth step: control on domestic and foreign policy – as already happens in Europe – through the control on financial government issues, and a series of treaties concerning the cancellation of borders, immigration, equality of rights, and so on. The final step is a single language, which is already in use and little by little we are all forced to use: English. All the projects of the Bilderberg are pivoting around Finance: through the Banks and and Stock market speculation they can actually direct any kind of policy, making the leaders of individual States become the executors of their wills. Their most important goal, therefore, is the creation of a Common single market and of a single Currency. With the creation of the Euro, they were able to cancel almost all european currencies: this is their most important victory, and it is also a signal that their project is almost completely achieved. As a matter of fact, the whole project of the European Union has been conceived as an experiment, whose success would induce its creators to continue on the same path. No one should believe the financial crisis, the impoverishment of the people, the excess of taxation, are negative signals for the Bilderberg. It is quite the opposite: al this was planned, these were supposed to be the tools used to reach the final goal. Think about what happened in Italy, and the coup by which a Banker became head of the government: the "justification" was the excessive growth of the public debt, the spread between Italian and German state bonds - everyday becoming higher. But for those who are the masters of the Stock market game it is easy to cause such imbalances; especially when the manipulators agree on what to do, since they are all members of the Bilderberg – or of one of its major branches, such as the Trilateral Commission and the Aspen Institute. A few names: Mario Monti, Mario Draghi, Giorgio Napolitano, Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, Romano Prodi, Jose Barroso, Giuliano Amato, Vincenzo Visco, Enrico Letta ... These names were mentioned several times by different authors – besides myself – such as Daniel Estulin in his book "the Bilderberg Club” (published in 2005), Marco Della Luna in “Euro schiavi” (Euro Slaves, also published in 2005) and Elio Lannutti “La repubblica delle banche” (The Republic of Banks, published in 2008). Nobody never disputed or denied this list of names. So we can see that all predictions have come true: the countries of Europe have lost their sovereignty, identity, their wealth. The Nations that were most difficult to tame – because of their creativity, their attachment to their history and their independence – such as Greece, Ireland, Spain and Italy, have been reduced, by exerting pressure on their sovereign bonds, to depend on the "generosity" of the bankers. They were given a new, horrible self-image: that of "beggars", of probable thieves to which it is dangerous to lend money - unless they give as a warranty themselves and their children. The Bankers have now finally reached their ultimate goal: to shake hands with politicians, www.italianiliberi.it becoming interchangeable. In this way they are proclaiming openly that a new era began: the Kingdom of Bankers. Two years ago, in my book “La Dittatura Europea” (The European Dictatorship, 2010) I made a reconstruction of this situation with a meticulous and scrupulous research. But I also wrote that I believe in this reconstruction only if one day I see that the bankers are taking the place of politicians. This is exactly what happened. And – what is most amazing – it happened with the help and complicity of the politicians. In the past years, several times I asked to the major political, religious and industrial leaders, and to journalists – why they accepted in silence to kill themselves, together with Italy; but I never obtained and answer. Today, however, they can not remain silent and surrender to history as the coward traitors of their own nation and people. They must shake off their passivity. They must understand that the current destruction of parties, the abstention from voting and the rejection of the voters, even the widespread corruption that has invaded all institutions, are the result of this betrayal. Because there is not a Homeland to defend anymore, nor a collective Value to believe in, and there is no hope in a Future to build for our sons. Ida Magli November 2nd, 2012.
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