Bilderberg Club
Members of this closed community are eminent businessmen, heirs to multi-million dollar states and politicians. The themes that the powerful of this world bring to the deliberations are known only to them - journalists and other outsiders are not allowed during their meetings. However, occasionally members of the Bilderberg Club send invitations to individuals (the letter indicates that the disclosure of any information is strictly prohibited).
In the period from 9 to 12 June in Dresden, the 64th meeting of the organization was held.
It is known that the main participants of the last meeting were IMF head Kristin Lagarde, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, former CIA director David Petraeus, former NATO officer Philip Breedlove and former British intelligence director John Sawyers.
Bohemian Club
This organization is steeped in myths. Many believe that earlier, there were sacrifices in the dungeons of this community.
The first meeting of members of the club took place in 1899 in a place called Bohemian Grove, located in California. Members of this community are presidents, eminent entrepreneurs, artists, and founders of the media. This club has a rather unusual public motto: "Weaving spiders come not here". In the Bohemian Grove, there is built a whole camp for members of the organization, symbolized by an owl. Many people are trying to unravel the mystery of what kind of rituals the members of the club do on the shore of the camp lake.
Council on Foreign Relations
This community, based in the US, is private. The group deals with foreign policy issues. The organization publishes results of its observations in its own edition of Foreign Affairs, which is published bi-monthly. About 5 thousand representatives of business, journalism, jurisprudence, science and politics are members of the club.
Trilateral Commission
This club was created about 45 years ago by the financier David Rockefeller from the USA, the grandson of John Rockefeller. The organization includes politicians, representatives of business and scientific circles from the United States of America, Western Europe and Asia. The main goal of the community is to promote communication between world states, which are united by common duties in the international system. One of the retired club members told journalists that the true task of the "Trilateral Commission" is to unite the world centers for gaining power that would surpass the power of political governments.
In the photo: David Rockefeller with his granddaughter.
Commercial Energy Working Group
This club was also founded in the US. For certain it is not known, whose interests are represented by the secret organization - the community does not have a site or accounts in social networks. The journalists managed to find out that the group operates through the Washington company Sutherland Asbill & Brennan.
In the photo: the building of Sutherland Asbill & Brennan.
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