Chapter 3

CHAPTER THREE

The inevitable interlocking and powerful membership of the Bilderberg Group resulted in the creation of an intricate web of influence.  In order to identify exactly where in the commercial sector the control lies, it was necessary to analyse many organisations and institutions where a pattern pointed to a conclusion with the establishment of PEFCO, the Private Export Funding Corporation. But first, included within the agencies of the power elites and their intricate web is the Trilateral Commission, established in 1973.

The Trilateral Commission’s founder and primary financier is David Rockefeller, chairman of the Rockefeller family controlled Chase Manhattan Bank and overlord of his family’s global corporate empire.  Rockefeller’s idea for establishing the commission emerged after he had read a book entitled ‘Between Two Ages’, by Zbigniew Brzezinski which proposed a vast alliance between North America, Western Europe and Japan.   “…Resist as it might, the American system is compelled gradually to accommodate itself to this emerging international context, with the United States government called upon to negotiate, to guarantee and, to some extent, to protect the various arrangements that have been contrived even by private business…”28   

Although the initial arrangements for the Trilateral Commission were laid out at a series of meetings held at the Rockefeller’s famous Pocantico Hills estate outside New York, Rockefeller first introduced the idea of the commission at the 1972 annual Bilderberg meeting held in Knokke, Belgium. 

The predetermined plan for the recovery of the United States economy, devised and implemented by those “half a dozen knowledgeable people” between 1971 and 1975, focused on the issue of United States Treasury Bonds and the plan covered a thirty year period 27.    The origin of the B-Series Bonds requires a comprehensive understanding of the both the world economic and political climate of the time, the communications networks of the political parties which interlock,