Do you believe that there is a shadow government New World Order?

Do you believe that there is a powerful and secretive elite with a globalist agenda conspiring to eventually rule the world through a totalitarian world government, which would replace sovereign nation-states and put an end to international power struggles?

Yes. Yes. And yes,

I have private information about one Bilderberg attendee who used to hold private, governor’s conferences in his private lodge in the hills of Pennsylvania and where several Presidents visited and where the plans for the Interstate highway system were laid out so that the auto makers would get rich, the oil men rich filling up the cars, and the developers rich off building the highways (at the expense of the taxpayer). Not that I feel that the Interstate highway system is a bad deal; not at all.

These guys do collaborate on when wars start, and who get contracts….all the while their rich, international bankster buddies get rich off the interest, rich off fractional reserve banking and rich by siphoning off interest and profits from our so-called “federal reserve.”

911 might have been an inside job indeed. The Lusitania would have never sunk but it was a rival ship to the JP Morgan line and Morgan needed the US in the WW1 anyways to get his debts repaid. (look it up: The Lusitania was expendable; the Brits cancelled her Naval escort, mysteriously; and ads by the German government in our newspapers advising people not to board the Lusitania were not published – what a mystery – except for one paper).

Holy Wars and International Lawlessness

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