Stranger than fiction.

“[…] The oligarchs, the nobility and aristocrats, liken themselves as superior in every respect. ‘Blue blood’ is considered pure or free from inferior lines. The very origin of the word eugenics itself stems from the Greek words ‘good’ and ‘generation’ or ‘wellborn.’”

By engaging in deep politics, CNP members are mimicking the anti-Christian Illuminists, whether they are aware of it or not.

The movie makers are associated with the New Thought movement, and churches like Unity and Agape.

The ascent of Mr. Rothschild is a vivid illustration of how the still
glittering, if somewhat faded, prestige and wealth of Europe’s most
storied banking family has been reinvigorated from bold bets in this
era’s new-money investment vehicles.

Nearly a century ago a young Austrian corporal became inspired by the
vision of creating a Master Race. Once he declared himself the
Führer, Adolf Hitler set out to assure the ascendancy of
biologically “valuable” Germans. From 1934 to 1937 the Nazi
regime sterilized an estimated 400,000 persons whom they viewed as
physically and mentally unfit.

It is no mistake “fast track” legislation was passed by Congress in 1974, a mere year after the founding of the Trilateral Commission.

A far-reaching wiretapping programme proposed by Sweden’s government to defend against foreign threats, including monitoring emails and telephone calls, has stirred up a fiery debate in the past few weeks, with critics decrying the creation of a “big brother” state.

In 1987, Ronald Reagan declared that the US was about to enter an incredible new era of technology.

The top brass at American Express, chagrined at the discovery of its people tracking plans, met with CASPIAN (Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering) last week to discuss the issue.

The ultimate goal is for RFID to create a “physically linked world” in which every item on the planet is numbered, identified, catalogued, and tracked. And the technology exists to make this a reality.