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Bilderberg’s “1000 points of light” in 2013

I remember when George H.W. Bush first used that strange, poetic, comforting, lulling-to-hypnotic-sleep phrase “1000 points of light.” It stuck out from his usual drivel. Hard to believe he said it. What was it in reference to? Hmmmm. . . I simply can’t remember, so lulled to sleep was I.

Okay, just googled it. Ah yes, the year was 1988, and he was calling for . . . “volunteerism”!

Huh? For what? To agree to be used as fodder for the elite?

1000 Points of Light: Bilderberg 2013’s Infinite NWO Connections

June 6, 2013

by Aaron Dykes and Melissa Melton

Activist Post

Well, it’s that time of the year again — Bilderberg.

Endless connections abound at the annual meeting where leading members of industry, banking, politics, finance, technology and the military industrial complex come together behind closed doors in secret to inform policy that affects all of our lives.

With the usual suspects pretty well known for those who follow Bilderberg, we’ve decided to highlight a few of the potentially lesser-known attendees, and little known influence over world affairs. Let’s take a closer look at who some of these people are…and why it matters.

How Bilderberg Implements its 2013 Agenda

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After each name, we’ve included each person’s title as listed on the official Bilderberg 2013 participants list.

Go here to see and read about these “lesser lights.”

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