Trilateral Commission
The icon of the Trilateral Commission
The Trilateral Commission was formed in July of 1973 by David Rockefeller and Zbigniew Brzezinski, Rockefeller had numerous ties to the CIA and Brzezinski was widely known for his
role as a Foreign Policy Advisor and National Security Advisor for the US government in which he made a plethora of... Questionable decisions, including arming the Afghan Mujaheddin before the Soviet
intervention in December 1979 - in more ways than one Zbig was one of the biggest cogs that made the American war machine turn, so these two coming together to form a secret society was not surprising, considering that the Trilateral Commission was essentially a way
to bring Asian countries into the claws of the international deep state.
An argument could be made that the Trilateral Commission is far more exclusive than Bilderberg as the members and who attends the meetings aren't chosen but elected in a system that heavily eflects the Rockefeller choices as opposed to impartial and representative
choices, Rockefeller influence in the group is still present to this very day despite the death of David Rockefeller.
One thing to note about the Trilateral Commission is the never-ending presence it's had in American politics from it's foundation to the current day and age, a full listing of the members from 1978 can be found here while more current lists from all of the branches can be found here and will be presented
below for ease of access:
Asia Pacific Group
North American Group
European Group
Note that while the Trilateral Commission is often overshadowed by Bilderberg, Council on Foreign Relations and World Economic Forum it's place in the New World Order should not be underestimated as it's a pivotal think tank in the process, just one that gets far less discussion in alt-media circles than other groups of the same nature. But if you want a really deep dive on the inner workings of the Trilateral Commission I highly suggest reading "Trilaterals Over America" - it might be an aged book but the information within it is priceless for sure.
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