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Originally Posted by Rochard
"A new world order" requires more than $50 million of seed money.
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The cash is just for activities of the conference and it's committees... The funds behind the entire effort are truly massive.
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"Thus far, this global gathering has generated less publicity than a spelling bee. And that?s with at least four journalists on the speakers list, including a managing editor for the Financial Times and editors for both Reuters and The Times. Given Soros?s warnings of what might happen without an agreement, this should be a big deal. But it?s not.
What is a big deal is that Soros is doing exactly what he wanted to do. His 2009 commentary pushed for ?a new Bretton Woods conference, like the one that established the post-WWII international financial architecture.? And he had already set the wheels in motion.
Just a week before that op-ed was published, Soros had founded the New York City-based Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET), the group hosting the conference set at the Mount Washington Resort, the very same hotel that hosted the first gathering. The most recent INET conference was held at Central European University, in Budapest. CEU received $206 million from Soros in 2005 and has $880 million in its endowment now, according to The Chronicle of Higher Education.
This, too, is a gathering of Soros supporters. INET is bringing together prominent people like former U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown, former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker and Soros, to produce ?a lot of high-quality, breakthrough thinking.?
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And that doesn't begin to address the funds behind all of the players involved in this. Anyone who is not a big fan of one world government should be playing close attention.
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