“In 1967, Prince Philip, Prince Bernhard, and Maurice Strong formed the secretive 1001 Club, to finance the operations of the WWF as well as other covert projects that the WWF was carrying out in Africa.”
Keep digging. Prince Bernhard was a strong supporter of the Nazi Party. The connection between Strong and the Nazi occultists is apparent. Strong is also behind the UN’s Ark of Hope which carries the Satanic Earth Charter. A few years back, Strong’s cultists carried around this “ark” to schools and tried to get chidren to sign into Strong’s cult.
“So does Maurice Strong, the powerful founder and leader of the Earth Council. Though usually hidden behind the scenes, Strong is no minor player in this global contest for the minds of the masses.
“He led the UN Environmental Programme, directed the 1972 and 1992 UN Conferences on the Environment and Development,[8] founded Planetary Citizens, directed the World Future Society and founded and co-chaired the World Economic Forum. He is a member of the Club of Rome, trustee of the Rockefeller Foundation and Aspen Institute, a member of the UN Commission on Global Governance, and Senior Advisor to the World Bank as well as to UN Secretary General Kofi Annan [See Towards A Rapid Reaction Capability for the UN].
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http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/2002/ark.html
“Keep digging. Prince Bernhard was a strong supporter of the Nazi Party.”
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Dutch prince belonged to Nazi Party - He was a member before leading fight against Germany.
The Kansas City Star - Thursday, December 7, 1995
Author: The Associated Press
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Queen Beatrix’s father, a symbol of Dutch resistance to the Germans in World War II, belonged to the Nazi Party between 1933 and 1937, researchers say.
Prince Bernhard ‘s membership in the party was terminated only two days before his marriage to Beatrix’s mother, Juliana, in January 1937, according to researchers working on a book about wartime Netherlands.
The German-born Bernhard, now 84, is one of the most respected men in the Netherlands, a symbol of resistance to the Nazis during World War II and a roving goodwill ambassador since then.
A spokesman for the Dutch Royal House noted that in his authorized biography, the prince revealed his prewar association with Nazi organizations such as the motorcycle wing of the Sturmabteilung - the uniformed militia wing of the Nazi Party - and the Fliegersturm, a flying group.
But this is the first time he has been accused of membership in the Nazi party less than four years before joining the Dutch cause after Germany’s invasion of the Netherlands in 1940.
The charges have caused a media uproar in the Netherlands but little public outcry.
``The prince said he has nothing more to say than the well-known facts written in 1962 that he was a member of the motorcycle department of the SA and later the flying club,’’ royal spokesman Eef Brouwers said after the researchers’ allegations appeared in the Dutch press Tuesday and Wednesday.
The researchers said they found documents in the U.S. National Archives in Washington saying Bernhard was a member of the Nazi Party between 1933 and 1937.
``After seeing the file as a whole and verifying the information, we can safely assume that he (Bernhard) was a member,’’ said Peter Romijn, deputy director of the Netherlands State Institute for War Documentation.
Romijn said institute researcher Gerard Aalders and historian Coen Hilbrink found what they thought to be a typed copy of a letter from Bernhard authorizing his lawyer to terminate his Nazi Party membership.
The letter contained the Nazi salutation ``Heil Hitler.’’
It was dated Sept. 9, 1936, the day after Bernhard’s engagement to then-Princess Juliana.
Romijn said Aalders and Hilbrink also discovered a 1948 report in which a U.S. Embassy official in The Hague said the prince appeared on a list of former Nazi Party members.
The researchers claim the Dutch government had also appealed to the embassy to take the prince’s name from the list, Romijn said.
Aalders and Hilbrink said the National Archives documents showed that Bernhard became a party member on May 1, 1933.
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The Earth Summit
One of the more important achievements of the Aspen Institute was a conference on Technology: Social Goals and Cultural Options, held in 1970, that paved the way for the UN’s Earth Summit in Stockholm in 1972, chaired by Aspen board member, Maurice Strong. As remarked Engdahl, the Stockholm conference created the necessary international organizational and publicity infrastructure, so that by the time of the Kissinger orchestrated oil crisis, an intensive anti-nuclear propaganda offensive could be launched, aided through the millions of dollars made available from oil-linked channels of the Atlantic Richfield Company, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and other such elites. Among the groups that were funded were organizations including the World Wildlife Fund, then chaired by Prince Bernard, and later by Royal Dutch Shell’s John Loudon. As Engdahl noted:
It is indicative of this financial establishment’s overwhelming influence in the American and British media that, during this period, no public outcry was launched to investigate the probable conflict of interest involved in Robert O. Anderson’s well-financed anti-nuclear offensive, and the fact that his Atlantic Richfield Oil Co. was one of the major beneficiaries from the 1974 price increase for oil. Anderson’s ARCO had invested tens of millions of dollars in high-risk oil infrastructure in Alaska’s Prudhoe Bay and Britain’s North Sea, together with Exxon, British Petroleum, Shell and the other Seven Sisters.[11]