yeah, I don’t want to jump on board with that article, but I thought that one part was really quite something, since it had Paul v Perry and it was 4 years ago.
The question of Bilderberg which Perry attended is not one that’s going to go away.
What I get from Perry. Here’s the picture I have.
Bilderberg loves Perry because he signed an executive order forcing girls to get vaccinations for STD’s. Bilderberg loves candidates with that dictatorial spirit, and loves that he’d do it to enrich big pharma. Add in big ol highway, the trans Texas corridor, owned by foreigners, and it’s globalist win win all around for Bilderberg.
I’d almost go as far as to say sinister for Perry. Might be worse than Romney, not on the known liberal scale, but on the sinister globalist NWO scale. Romney is pushing the Mormon agenda, on top of pure Big Government Liberal Republicanism, but Perry seems to have the globalist playbook and would move to implement NWO goals.
Back in 1991, as the presidential campaign cycle was gearing up and the vetting of prospective candidates was under way, a young, charismatic and attractive, but theretofore relatively obscure governor of a conservative southern state was invited to attend that year's Bilderberg conference, to "get acquainted" with the powerful and influential movers and shakers of the global elite.
Subsequently, this governor's media profile, favorable press coverage and support from this country's political establishment began to improve and increase markedly. He then easily secured his party's nomination and won the presidency in 1992 against a previously immensely popular incumbent president who ran an inexplicably lame, desultory and incompetent campaign.
His name was William Jefferson Clinton.
You say the question won't go away. Perhaps not, at least among those few who remember history, are able to perceive the long-term patterns of interconnected power relationships and connect the dots, and have the intellectual honesty to acknowledge them.
The question may not go away, but it will simply be ignored. The human capacity for denial and rationalization is almost infinite. When coupled with the abysmal ignorance of most of the citizenry, we have probably reached the point where it will be sufficient to finally complete the destruction of the constitutional Republic bequeathed to us by the Founders.