The Bilderberg Group has been at the top of conspiracy theorists list for some time now. Depending on theorists’ level of suspicion, the Bilderberg Group is a collective of North America and Europe’s most elite discussing various issues and topics and/or cooperatively bring about a single, unified government known as New World Order. The search for the facts and answering these questions will continue through a general analysis and inquiry into the methodology of the organization with emphasis on the engineer. This research may give a glimpse through the keyhole and shed light on what lies behind the door of the Bilderberg Group.
The
fundamental purpose underlying the Bilderberg Group and its secrets sits comfortably
behind locked doors within a group of individuals, generally powerful and wealthy:
academics, political figures and other distinctive decision makers of European
and Western societies. These closed-door, invitation-only meetings have stirred
up theories in both negative and positive retrospect. Logically, the conspiracy
theories are believable due to the nature of the society. However, before the
uprising and the brainwashing, these assumptions essentially had a creator, as
did the society in question. As a result, to comprehend such an organization, we
must begin with a character analysis of the facilitator and their ideology for its
creation.
During
the 1911 German Empire, Bernhard Friedrich Eberhard Leopold Julius Kurt Carl
Gottfried Peter, Graf von Biesterfeld (Count Bisterfield) son of Prince
Bernhard of Lippe, was born in Germany to a wealthy family where he had a
normal childhood until the First World War subsequently caused his family to
relinquish their royalty and associated wealth. Taking into consideration the
damage caused by war, Bernhard made some questionable decisions that may help
to deduce fact from fiction. During college, Bernhard became involved with the
Nazi Party eventually a member. Though later, according to Bruno Waterfield of
U.K’s syndicated newspaper The Telegraph, “the Prince always denied having been
a member of the Nazi Party.” (“Dutch Prince Bernhard ‘was member of Nazi
party’-The Telegraph”) After graduating, Bernhard became a German soldier of
the Reich participating in the war. And as a member of the Nazi Party, he rose
up the ranks seemingly loyal to the Party and Hitler’s dictatorship. Given that
he was a German soldier, he soon renounced the German Empire as with his
affiliation with the Nazi Party. In addition to his Nazi involvement, sometime
after World War I, schemes of questionable outcomes eventually led to an
investigation into his actions of receiving payoffs, a bribe rather, which led
to his resignation from the Dutch armed forces. And according to the source, The Telegraph reports “former executive of the Lockheed aircraft
company, Ernest Hauser, the Prince had sent a hand-written letter to Lockheed
stating that, if he did not receive $4 million, the US aircraft company would
never do business with the Netherlands again” (“The Telegraph- HRH Prince Bernhard of the
Netherlands.”). The notion that Hitler’s
ideology may have fostered an idea essentially to become a theory of concern is
convincing. Is he the mastermind, of a New World Order by establishing the
Bilderberg Group to support a cause?
Amidst
the war, his departure from Germany brought about a marriage between Bernhard
and Princess Juliana, thus becoming His Royal Highness Prince Bernhard of the
Netherlands, in 1937 (“Unofficial Royalty: The Site for Royal News and
Discussion.”). Prior to the marriage, he obtained his Dutch citizenship
dismissing any doubt of loyalty. As a Dutch leader, he actively participated in
various duties of the parliament. In between his royal duties, he fathered six
children all awhile becoming a respected head of the Netherlands. Embracing
his new country, he joined the Dutch military and participated in the war
against Germany, actively “organizing the Dutch forces of resistance and
prepared the way for the Canadian liberators,” (“Obituary: Prince Bernhard of
the Netherlands”). Soon after fleeing the
Netherlands, Prince Bernhard openly declares Adolf Hitler a tyrant during a BBC
radio interview. During the German occupation, Hitler forbade the Dutch to fly
their flag, in retaliation; Prince Bernhard openly wore a white carnation
pinned to his suits. The loyalty and commitment behind this act of defiance
signifies a proactive idea of an open dialogue preventing new mediums with
unique ideas to form. Even though Prince Bernhard had a questionable beginning,
he seems to portray a man with ordinary problems. During the war, he was
respected veteran who fought against his birth country. Theoretically, it contradicts
aforementioned theory. Alternatively, did he develop a social club to open
communication between countries in order to maintain peace across the
world? .
The
first conspiracy theory, which has the most negative outcome, is the theory
that the Bilderberg Group is about the formation of a New World Order. In
essence, a single government using one currency. It is believed that
governments are influenced by the groups’ decisions that could lead to a new,
more controlled government. A government controlled by the rich and powerful,
the fortune 500 CEOs and top government officials. This theory had the highest
count in the belief poll, which posed the question of whether or not
governments are being influenced by outside sources.
The
last conspiracy theory is of a more proactive theory, which is the meeting of
individuals whom are experts in their respective fields, dedicated to
understand and speak amongst themselves and decide on a corrective action to
maintain peace. This open channel of communication between countries with a
common goal may be of a positive nature, which is to ensure that not any one
nation will take over and make the world a singular nation. According to a
belief poll conducted, it concluded that only a few did not believe that this
theory was true and the government is not by outside sources. Frankly, The
Bilderberg Group is a secret society, more mute than secret, of tight-lipped
individuals with some degree of power. As far as the theories, which have been
on conspiracy theorist’s list for some time, thus pushing the theorists’
suspicion even further. The Bilderberg Group has the potential of stirring up
any theory given the mindset.
In
conclusion, the theory of a single, unified government, operating a single
currency and other unknown purposes forming a society aptly called New World
Order is very plausible and with the knowledge, power, and wealth this group
carries, could easily be executed. But the fact that he eventually left the
German Empire, then lead the resistance against them as well as becoming a
father and husband, points toward a different direction. In the end, these
meetings of such secrecy could be perceived either way: a New World Order or World
Peace. Prince Bernhard and his society, the Bilderberg Group, may as well be
working toward a common goal of which is anybody’s guess. As for my theory…
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