The World\'s Most Dangerous Secret Societies: The Illuminati, Freemasons, Bilderberg Group, Knights Templar, The Jesuits, Skull And Bones And Others pdfdrive com

2.) 
The Council on Foreign Relations, whom we’ve already gone over in
detail during Chapter Six.
3.) 
The Club of Rome. A global think tank founded in 1968 by Aurelio
Peccei and Alexander King in Rome (now headquartered in
Switzerland), the Club of Rome purports “
to act as a global catalyst for
change through the identification and analysis of the crucial problems
facing humanity and the communication of such problems to the most
important public and private decision makers as well as to the general
public.
” The Club first came to prominence in 1972 with a publication
entitled 
The Limits to Growth
, a Malthusian document which argued 
that the limits of economic growth were contingent on rapidly dwelling 
resources—in particular oil; hence growth was subject to scarcity and 
in inverse proportion to demand (a notion which presaged the Oil Crisis 
of 1973.) Peccei, a noted Italian industrialist, was a known Freemason
with ties to Licio Gelli’s ‘Propaganda Due’ lodge; King, a British
chemist and environmental scientist, is reputed to come from a long
line of British Illuminati backers, and has been known to work
“independently” alongside both the Trilateral Commission and the
council on Foreign Relations.
4.) 
The Tavistock Institute on Human Relations. A Rockefeller funded 
think tank formed in 1947, the Tavistock Institute describes its mission
as “
dedicated to the study of human relations for the purpose of
bettering working life and conditions for all humans within their
organizations, communities and broader societies and to the influence
of environment in all its aspects on the formation or development of

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human character or capacity
.” In reality, the group is acutely adept as a
social engineering mechanism that has worked closely with the CIA
during the MK-ULTRA project. Both Henry Kissinger and Paul
Warburg—both of whose relationship with the Rockefellers and the
Council on Foreign Relations we have covered elsewhere in this book
—were early funders of Tavistock projects, and indeed, the Institute 
has worked closely in tandem with the Council on Foreign Relations 
for many years now. One of the founding members of the Tavistock,
psychiatrist John Rawlings Rees, made this revealing quote about the
dynamic of social engineering during this 1940 speech before the
National Conference on Mental Health is particularly revealing: “
We
can therefore justifiably stress our particular point of view with regard
to the proper development of the human psyche, even though our
knowledge be incomplete. We must aim to make it permeate every
educational activity in our national life…. Public life, politics and
industry should all of them be within our sphere of influence…. If we
are to infiltrate the professional and social activities of other people,
we must imitate the Totalitarians and organize some kind of fifth
column activity
.”