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Disinfo: G7 is only a facade for the Global Rulers and the Western leaders are merely marionettes of the shadow rulers

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G7 is not an international organisation. It has no charter or any kind of fundamental principles. It is not even a elite club. G7 is a mouthpiece of the Trilateral Commission. G7 convenes annually, some times after the Trilateral Commission’s annual convention.The Trilateral Commission is an attempt to unite Anglo-Saxons, Europeans and the Japanese. The decisions, taken in the Trilateral Commission behind the veils, are made public by the G7. This demonstrates the Western leaders’ role as marionettes; they are merely dancing according to the music of the conceptual centres in the shadows.    

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Conspiracy theory, presented without any evidence. The concept of Shadow Rulers, Deep State and a Global Elite, ruling from behind the curtains is a frequent narrative, used by pro-Kremlin disinformation outlets.

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News agency REX
  • Reported in: Issue 157
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 05/07/2019
  • Language/target audience: Russian
  • Country: Japan, US
  • Keywords: G7, European Union, New World Order, Conspiracy theory

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