Ancient Roots of Bilderberg Reveal Prusso-Teutonic Agenda for World Domination!

• Genesis 3:14-15 New King James Version (NKJV)
  ¹⁴ So the Lord God said to the serpent:
  “Because you have done this, You are cursed more than all cattle, And more than every beast of the field; On your belly you shall go, And you shall eat dust All the days of your life.
  ¹⁵ And I will put enmity Between you and the woman, And between your seed and her Seed; He shall bruise your head, And you shall bruise His heel.”
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• This is an excellent article providing the historical context of the Bilderbergers, the Illuminist bankster machinations and the European Black Nobility! The world is ruled by a Satanic cabal consisting of the 13 Satanic bloodlines. They view themselves as the children of the ‘gods’. The rightful ‘divine’ rulers of the planet. This is of course BS. The truth is: their roots can be traced all the way to Genesis 6 when the fallen angels cohabited with women to produce the Nephilim hybrid race. They are the seed of the serpent, children of the fallen angels and women. Their religion is the religion of the mystery schools of Babylon (and Egypt which follows after Babylon). It is an occult mixture of worshipping demons, their ‘gods’ parents ie. fallen angels … and Satan/Lucifer.
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• The real war is between these seed of the serpent and humanity. The sheeple are easily deceived useful idiots complicit in their own destruction. Illuminists divide and conquer using subtlety and deception. They foment fear and hate and continuously build up false enemies to get one group of sheeple to kill another group of sheeple. The current psyop is to get the Christian and Jewish sheeple to kill the Muslim sheeple and vice versa. The reality is: the rulers of both the western world and the Muslim world are Satanic. They masquerade themselves as Jews, Christians, Muslims … to deceive the sheeple.
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  Ancient Roots of Bilderberg Reveal Prusso-Teutonic Agenda for World Domination! 
  by Jurriaan Maessen, www.Infowars.com
  Just a few days from now, the world’s economic, political and scientific elites (not to mention top media kingpins) will gather near Chantilly, Virginia to fine-tune an agenda that’s been long in the making. Its roots reach so far down in the soil of history, we’ll have to roll up our sleeves before we descend.
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  An Unholy Alliance
  In 1943, while Europe was blindfolded by terror and death, a book was published by Charles Scribner’s Sons which carried the title The Thousand Year Conspiracy (part I & part II). In the book, the author Paul Winkler offers a fascinating insight into the people who are in the business of engineering financial crises and wars in Prussia from its very conception way back in the dark ages. In order to acquire at least some understanding about the origin and significance of this “Prusso-Teutonic” establishment, as Winkler calls it, let us follow the author down the ladder into his deep research. You may argue that the hour is late, producing a “review” of a book published well over 65 years ago, but the obscurity in which the book lay hidden all that time and its relevance to our own day, I think justifies an attempt. Pulled from underneath a large stack of wartime literature, cleared from a thick layer of dust, The Thousand Year Conspiracy should raise some eyebrows- not to say make you fall from your chair in sheer amazement. Around the time the book hit the stores in the U.S., few people understood the full implication of this manuscript. At that time all eyes were transfixed on the Fuhrer, who was barking a continuous stream of orders at trembling generals.
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  As one of the instruments in their well-planned push for world domination, the German aristocratic elite (Winkler calls them ‘Junkers’ throughout the book) created the biggest bully of them all, Adolf Hitler, to antagonize the world- and consequently clear the brushes for a two-man race between the East and the West in the decades thereafter. As far as the Junkers were concerned, Hitler was a dream come true as he was reaping havoc around the globe, thereby forcing his enemies to commence with a world government rising from the ruins of the War that ensued. Empires come and go, Winkler argues, tyrants rise and fall- but an unholy alliance holds firm throughout history, guiding the course of events as the world turns. The real controllers seldom appear out from the shadows. They rather stay out of sight: promoting, funding and supervising certain individuals who will do their bidding in the full light of day. As the muffled sound of planes was heard snoring overhead, Winkler set out to identify what he calls “the forces behind the forces”: an alignment of two powers that have dominated Germany from the 13th century onward.
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  Rise of the Hanseatic League
  Around the year 1175, somewhere in the vast forests of Northern Germany, several Germanic merchants and noblemen were gathered in secret to discuss an idea that was already brewing for some time past. Although initially the plan was probably still as shapeless as the forest deities they praised, it slowly grew into more than just a plan that would eventually have great implications for Northern Europe in the centuries to come. Ancient trading guilds from all over Germany, Hansas as they were called, set out to build a great unified trade organization. This new organization was out to gather as many European towns under its wing as possible, offering all kinds of trading privileges along the Baltic and North Sea and in return demanding free access through all ports along the great inland rivers. Good news, it seemed, for the impoverished forts of the Low Countries in the west, for now they were able to trade more goods over longer distances. But the local riverside lords had unknowingly entered into an agreement with a cunning serpent. Over the next three centuries the League would dictate economic policy in Western Europe and therefore exert influence on the everyday politics of those days. Playing cities and counties off against each other, the organization held medieval North-West Europe in a tight economic stranglehold that would last for the better part of the Middle Ages. In the course of this time the number of towns that swore (or were forced to swear) allegiance to the League rose to a staggering 200. A bewildering number when we take into account we are still in the dirty depths of the Dark Ages. The League realized however that controlling and expanding her monopoly would require more than just relying on the weapon of economic boycott. The new trade organization would enforce its rule with the help of an industrious military arm, clearing the way for hanseatic settlements in the remotest of areas.
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