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Are The Bilderbergers Planning to Eat You For Lunch?

There is at least one worldwide organization which, although many of its members are also members of the mass media, prohibits discussion in public of anything that goes on inside its closed-door meetings. It meets annually. You've probably never heard of it, but it's important that you know about it. It's called the Bilderberg Group, and its members met last weekend in Greece ostensibly to determine what additional economic and political mayhem they can wreak on the world.

The Book of Mormon speaks of a world-wide conspiracy in our day whose plan it is to destroy liberty
when ye shall see these things come among you that ye shall awake to a sense of your awful situation, because of this asecret combination which shall be among you; or wo be unto it, because of the blood of them who have been slain; for they cry from the dust for vengeance upon it, and also upon those who built it up.

For it cometh to pass that whoso buildeth it up seeketh to overthrow the afreedom of all lands, nations, and countries; and it bringeth to pass the destruction of all people...

The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ, Ether 8:24-25
Does the Bilderberg Group, one of the most secretive organizations in the world, fit this description? Based on information uncovered by an investigative

If you think that all is well, you will be eaten for lunch in the upcoming economic collapse--whether by the Bilderbergers' machinations or the inexorable laws of economics, it makes no difference.

reporter by the name of Daniel Estulin, I think so. If Estulin's information is correct, in past annual meetings, the Bilderbergers have schemed on how to inflate the world's credit markets in a (so-far successful) attempt to play upon the greed of ordinary consumers, convincing them with the extra money in circulation that they can afford to take on excess debt. And then their plan was to pull the rug out from under us. I think it worked.

PrisonPlanet reports that
...Daniel Estulin has uncovered shocking details of what the elitists plan to do with the economy over the course of the next year.

Estulin, who supposedly has inside sources at Bilderberg, has noted with great accuracy what Bilderberg's plans have been.

Estulin’s previous economic forecasts, which were based on leaks from the same sources, have proven deadly accurate. Estulin correctly predicted the housing crash and the 2008 financial meltdown as a result of what his sources inside Bilderberg told him the elite were planning based on what was said at their 2006 meeting in Canada and the 2007 conference in Turkey.
If Estulin's current predictions are accurate, the Great Financial Meltdown is about to enter phase two.
Estulin warns that Bilderberg [is] fostering a false picture of economic recovery, suckering investors into ploughing their money back into the stock market again only to later unleash another massive downturn which will create “massive losses and searing financial pain in the months ahead"...
The media have seemingly bought into the "all is well with the economy" scenario. One of their favorite economic terms of late is "green shoots," which is now used with regularity. It is a metaphor that is intended to give you warm and fuzzy feelings, but in reality it should creep you out. For example, Reuters reports
By just about any measure, the first quarter of this year was disastrous for the world's major economies.

But economists are growing increasingly confident that this will be as bad as it gets for the current recession.

Torsten Slok, a senior economist at Deutsche Bank ( DB - news - people ) in New York, said

"Very little of that has been paid out so far and still we are seeing green shoots" of economic recovery, he said. "If you are seeing green shoots, and on top of that you come with a humongous amount of fertilizer, that must imply that we will see some blossoming in the economy."
Such a metaphor is just as beautiful--and dangerous--as the Venus

One of the media's favorite terms of late is "green shoots," which is now being used with regularity. It is a metaphor that is intended to give you warm and fuzzy feelings, but in reality it should creep you out.

flytrap is to the fly. Now is not the time to be investing in the stock market. Now is the time to get yourself out of debt and make sure you have enough food, clothing, and shelter for your future.

I'm putting my money on the likelihood that Daniel Estulin's information about the Bliderberg group is accurate. But even if it isn't, the writing is on the wall. If you think that all is well, you will be eaten for lunch in the upcoming economic collapse--whether by the Bilderbergers' machinations or the inexorable laws of economics, it makes no difference.

In his book, This Nation Shall Endure, Ezra Taft Benson warned
Wants always exceed needs and are never satisfied unless disciplined. (p 83) Paying our debts, or living within our means, was always one of the sterling characteristics of Americans. ...no government in the history of mankind has ever created any wealth. People who work create wealth. In every case of forced charity through government bureaucracies has resulted in the long run in creating more misery, more poverty, and certainly less freedom than when government first stepped in.
In the same book, Benson quotes from The Mainspring of Human Progress by Henry Grady Weaver:
Most of the major ills of the world have been caused by well-meaning people who ignored the principle of individual freedom... The harm done by ordinary criminals, murderers, gangsters, and thieves is negligible in comparison with the agony inflicted upon human beings by professional do-gooders...
I am sick to death of professional do-gooders. It should be starting to become obvious to you that their dogoodism never results in anything worthwhile. All they ultimately do is enrich themselves at the expense of you and me. The Bilderberg Group is one such professional do-gooder club. They just met in Greece a couple of days. Your money is not safe.

You cannot afford to get into any more debt than you are already in, and you should be making earnest attempts to consistently reduce the debt that you currently have. If you don't, you will be part of the Bilderbergers' main course when phase two of the Great Financial Meltdown hits.




Comments

  1. There's an "upcoming economic collapse"? I thought we were in the middle of one ;-)

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  2. "...on top of that you come with a humongous amount of fertilizer..."

    Well, at least somebody knows a steaming pile of fertilizer when they see it.

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  3. Here's more fodder for conspiracy theories:Under a cloak of secrecy, some of the world's wealthiest people gathered in an unprecedented meeting early this month in New York City...

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  4. At least after their secret meeting they announced what they talked about.

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