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

Dangers of internationalist efforts
The dangers of both the Trilateral Commission and the Bilderberg group(s)
are directly 
because
, not in spite of, their supposed transparency. By operating 
in direct view of public scrutiny, they allege benevolence and diplomacy, 
inviting any casual observer to see for themselves what these meeting seek to
accomplish.
Yet, despite this factor of transparency, both organizations remain rooted in
an ideology that embraces a centralized and homogenous culture, both free of
the nuances and diversity of traditional nation-states, but also fostering an
“interdependence” on the sanctity and unassailability of a unified super-power,
controlling each and every aspect of its subjects lives and prohibiting free
speech, movement, exchange, dissenting opinion and autonomy by the
establishment of universal power. In essence, the most successful realization of 
the Illuminati dream imaginable.
Members
As private organizations, it has only been until very recently that both the
Trilateral Commission and the Bilderberg conferences have opened up
membership lists to the public due to extreme scrutiny, largely based on their
avowed issues of “security” and legal standings as private, non-profit entities.

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Members of the Trilateral Commission have included: Shell Netherlands 
CEO Dick Benschop; Former National Intelligence Chairman Joseph Nye, Sr.;
former Federal Reserve Chairmen Alan Greenspan and Paul Volcker; Mattel
CEO Robert Eckert; U.S. Senators Dianne Feinstein, John D. Rockefeller IV and
Charles Rangel; former Secretary of States Henry Kissinger and Madeline
Albright; Hess CEO John A. Hess; former EU Ambassadors John Bruton,
Tomas Hendrik Ilves and Max Jakobson; BAE Systems Chairman Richard
Olver; NATO Chairman Pierre Lellouche; ING Vice Chairman Cees Maas; Bain
& Company Managing Adviser Robin Buchanan; Atlantic Media Co. CEO
David Bradley; Santander UK CEO Ana Patricia Botin; UBS Vice Chairman
Lord Brittan of Spennithorne; Toyota Motor Co. Chairman Fujio Cho; Bank of 
Tokyo-Mitsubishi President Nobuyuki Hirano; Samsung President Lee-jae
Yong; Korean Ambassador Hong-Seok Hyun; AIG Vice Chairman Jakob
Frankel; former Israeli Ambassador Itamar Rabinovich; SMS Chairman Heinrich
Weiss; Prince Philip of Greece; Siemens CEO Philip Loscher; HSBC Director
Rachel Lomax; N.M. Rothschild Advisor Panagis Vourloumis; former Executive
Director of the 9/11 Commission on Terrorist Attacks Philip Zelikow; and
former U.S. National Security and Intelligence Advisors Dennis Blair and James
L. Jones.
Members and attendees of the Bilderberg conferences have included:
Citigroup Vice Chairman Peter Orszag; AXA CEO Henri de Castries; Dow
Chemical CEO Andrew Liveris; Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands; former US
Congressman Richard “Dick” Gephardt; Former President Bill Clinton; U.S.
Senators John Edwards, Dianne Feinstein, John Kerry and Sam Nunn; former
Secretaries of State Henry Kissinger and Condoleeza Rice; Xerox CEO Paul
Allaire; former BP CEO John P. Browne; Barclays CEO J. Martin Taylor;
F.Hoffmann-LeRoche and Co. CEO Fritz Gerber; Former Director of N.M.
Rothschild Norman Lamont; Central Europe Trust Chairman Andrzej
Olechowski; Goldman Sachs Chairman Peter Sutherland; Former U.S. Treasury
Secretary Robert Rubin; Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt; Prince
Philippe of Belgium; ALCOA CEO Klaus Kleinfeld; former World Bank
Presidents Robert Zoellick and James Wolfenson; EU Ambassador Bjorn
Grydeland; European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet; Goldman
Sachs CEO Peter Weinberg; Wall Street Journal Editor Robert Bartley; IBM
Chairman Louis Gerstner, Jr.; TD Bank President Edmund W. Clark; Former
U.S. Senator Tom Daschle; Merrill Lynch Vice Chairman Harold Ford, Jr.;

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Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke; National Security Agency
Director Keith Alexander; Novartis Chairman Daniel Vasella; Amazon Founder
and CEO Jeff Bezos; and Microsoft founder and CEO Bill Gates.

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