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Military Order of Malta operations

The Knights of Malta of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta (SMOM) are mainly involved in:

Matthew Festing (79th SMOM Grand Master) with other SMOM members and Pope Ratzinger

Matthew Festing

Andrew Bertie (78th SMOM Grand Master, 4th cousin twice removed of Queen Elizabeth II) and Pope Ratzinger.

Note that Ratzinger has been an SMOM member himself since 1999.

Order of the German Eagle service cross, instituted in 1937 by Adolf Hitler.

Order of the Bath medal. Founded by George I in 1725.

See also: Order of the Bath member lists and other UK knighthoods

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Queen Elizabeth II
Royal member of the inner-core of the Military Order of Malta called the Pilgrim Society

Queen Beatrix (The Netherlands, 2009) who's a member of: the Order of the Garter, Order of the Golden Fleece, Prussian Order of Saint John, and the Bilderberg Group.

Andrew Bertie and (Jesuit trained Stonyhurst alumni, Knight of Malta, Order of the Bath member, Trilateral Commission member, ...) George H. W. Bush (former CIA director and 41st US President), 1991.

See also: Malta Summit 1989.

Maltese euro coins

Mason with a Maltese cross medal.

See also these masonic degree diagrams.

• Working for and with the Black nobility, the Vatican and the various Papal and Royal Orders, especially the Jesuits who are ultimately in control of the Vatican and the Military Order of Malta. The SMOM most powerful controlling inner-cores are the Order of the Garter, which in turn is controlled by the Pilgrim Society.
  • "the Commonwealth of Nations, headed by Queen Elizabeth II, is made up of 53 nations, spanning the globe, accounting for one-fifth of the land mass of the Earth, and a very high percentage of its strategic resources and population. Though nominally an alliance of independent states, the Commonwealth was itself founded, in the late 19th Century, as a perpetuation of the British Empire." - Jeffrey Steinberg [1]

• Global business operations
  • Central banks and their superstructure the Bank for International Settlements (1930, Switzerland, 55 central bank members). Note the Basel Committee accords on international banking laws and regulations: Basel I and Basel II. See also: [2], [3], [4].
    • BIS members: Bank of England (1694), Banque de France (1716/1800), US Federal Reserve (1913), Vatican Bank (1942), Deutsche Bundesbank (1948/1957), European Central Bank (1998), ...
      • US Federal Reserve ownership: M.M. Warburg & Co (1798, Germany), Chase Manhattan Bank (1799, US), N M Rothschild & Sons (1811, London), Lazard Brothers Bank (1848, US), Israel Moses Sieff (?, Italy), Lehman Brothers (1850, US, now part of Barclays plc), Kuhn (1867, later part of Lehman Brothers) and Goldman Sachs (1869, US).
    • "... the little-known but extremely powerful Bank for International Settlements spent the 1930s and '40s quietly laundering the Nazi's ill-gotten gains under a cloak of neutrality." [5] (See also: [6], Banking in Switzerland)
  • Banks
    • Examples: Citibank, Bank of America (Jesuit controlled), ...
    • Investment banking (real-estate investment & development, venture capital, hedge funds, securities trading, ...)
    • Secret banking and Offshore banking [7]
    • Insurance companies
    • Global control funding organizations:
      • Rockefeller Foundation (1913)
        • "... founded by (Pilgrim Society and Knight of Malta members) John D. Rockefeller ("Senior"), along with his son John D. Rockefeller ("Junior"), and Senior's principal business and philanthropic adviser, Frederick T. Gates, in New York State in 1913."
      • Ford Foundation (1936)
      • International Monetary Fund (created at the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference in 1944)
        • "The bankruptcy of Iceland, now receiving a $2.1 billion two-year loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) “to support an economic recovery program,” has been depicted as something that could never happen to America." ... "On November 15, the crisis goes global, as the Bush White House hosts an “international summit” designed, in the words of some of those participating, to create new “international financial architecture.” This means increasing the power and financial resources of international agencies like the IMF, possibly by implementing global taxes on the U.S. and other nations." ... "Anticipating the event, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown says the current turmoil in the world economy offers a chance to build a “new global order” based on cooperation and opportunity. Brown summarized his approach as “internationalist, interventionist and progressive,” says a release from his office." ... "Many of those attending the Washington, D.C. event will be associated with the Socialist International, which issued a statement calling for the new international financial architecture to include a World Financial Organization. A World Tax Organization can be expected to follow. It has been on the U.N. drawing board for years." [8]
      • World Bank Group (1945)
        • "The World Bank came into formal existence on 27 December 1945 following international ratification of the Bretton Woods agreements, which emerged from the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference (1 July – 22 July 1944)." ... "Technically the World Bank is part of the United Nations system."
        • World Bank divisions:
          • International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (1945)
          • International Finance Corporation (1956)
          • International Development Association (1960)
          • International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (1966)
          • Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (1988)
          • See also: World Bank Institute (1955, formerly named the Economic Development Institute), Independent Evaluation Group (formerly called the Operations Evaluation Department).
      • World Federalist Movement (1947, Switzerland)
        • "... brings together organizations and individuals which support the establishment of a global federal system of strengthened and democratized global institutions with plenary constitutional power accountable to the citizens of the world and a division of international authority among separate global agencies." ... "has had Special Consultative Status with the ECOSOC since 1970 and is affiliated with the UN Department of Public Information."
      • European Investment Bank (1958, Luxembourg)
        • "... established in 1958 under the Treaty of Rome to provide financing for capital investment furthering European Union policy objectives ... Outside the Union, the EIB contributes to European development co-operation policy" [9]
        • "With an ever-growing annual lending portfolio of more than EUR 45 billion, the European Investment Bank is probably the largest public international financial institution and unlike many others. It operates worldwide in a wide range of projects, yet does so without clear environmental, social or development procedures or safeguard policies in place." [10]
        • BBC funding case: [11], [12], [13]. Note also that the BBC has a Stonyhurst Jesuit-college trained director-general: Mark Thompson.
      • United Nations Capital Development Fund (1966) (part of the UN Development Programme, 1965)
      • Heritage Foundation (1973)
        • "... received support from nearly 100 major corporations, including Chase Manhattan Bank, Dow Chemical Company, Ford Motor Company, General Motors, GlaxoSmithKline, Mobil, and Procter & Gamble."
      • The Asia Foundation (1974)
        • "Sources of funding for the organization have included the US Agency for International Development, the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, the United Nations Development Program, Australia, Canada, Netherlands and the United Kingdom, an annual appropriation from the U.S. Congress, and contributions from private corporations and foundations."
      • United Nations Foundation (1998)
        • Founded by (Knight of Malta member?, CNN founder) Ted Turner in 1998.
      • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (2000)
        • This largest 'transparently' operating 'charitable' foundation in the world is controlled by 3 trustees: (Club of Rome member, Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire) Bill Gates, (Bilderberg member, Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity member) Melinda Gates, and (insurance billionaire [14], [15]) Warren Buffett. Several Trilateral Commission members work for this 'charity' project.
      • ... (See also: 'Development' banks)
  • Information corporations: False media, Software/IT, Electronics, Telecom, Advertising & Marketing.
    • Stimulate the lies through entertainment distractions & fear propaganda, to create more mind-control (TV, radio, films, games, magazines, advertising, pop-culture events, etc.).
    • Suppress freedom and truth through information repression: censorship, idea monopolies with patents, perpetual and extreme copyright laws (DRM, DMCA, EUCD), surveillance networks and social tracking. See also the many Intellectual property organizations.
  • Military corporations
  • Security corporations
  • Energy and mining corporations (petroleum, coal, metals, diamonds, water?)
  • Transportation corporations: Shipping, Automotive, Aviation, Airline, Railway.
  • Pharmaceutical corporations
  • Food corporations
    • Svalbard Global Seed Vault:
      • "(Jesuit Georgetown University alumni) European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and 2004 Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai of Kenya were among the dozens of guests who had bundled up for the ceremony inside the vault ... Dug into the permafrost of the mountain, it has been built to withstand an earthquake or a nuclear strike. ... The operation is funded by the Global Crop Diversity Trust, which was founded by the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization and Biodiversity International, a Rome-based research group." [16]
      • "Here joining the Norwegians are, as noted, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation; the US agribusiness giant Pioneer Hi-Bred (owned by DuPont), one of the worlds largest owners of patented genetically-modified (GMO) plant seeds and related agrichemicals; Syngenta, the Swiss-based major GMO seed and agrochemicals company through its Syngenta Foundation; the Rockefeller Foundation, the private group who created the gene revolution with over $100 million of seed money since the 1970s; CGIAR (1968), the global network created by the Rockefeller Foundation to promote its ideal of genetic purity through agriculture change." [17] (see also: Monsanto, Dow Chemical)
  • ... and various other corporations
    • At the annual meetings of the secretive Bilderberg Group (founded by Jesuit-seminary trained Joseph Retinger), geo-politically important business deals are made.
• Political and judicial meddling
  • The Order of Malta retains its claim of sovereignty under international law and has been granted permanent observer status at the United Nations. [18] It issues its own passports, stamps and coins [19]. The Order of Malta has diplomatic relations with 100 countries [20], and its sovereignty is recognized by 105 states [21].
  • Managing global control structures
    • Political structures:
      • Global financial structures (see above)
      • United Nations (1919/1945, formerly called the League of Nations)
        • The Order of Malta has permanent missions to the United Nations and these specialised agencies [22]: UNESCO (education, science, and culture), World Food Programme, IFAD (agriculture), WHO (healthcare), High Commissioner for Refugees, High Commissioner for Human Rights, UNIDO (industrial development).
      • Permanent Court of Arbitration (1899)
        • The Carnegie Foundation (1903) donated of $1.5 million for the construction, management and maintenance of the Peace Palace (1913). The Peace Palace was built to house the Permanent Court of Arbitration and a library of international law. From 1922 on, the building also housed the distinctly separate Permanent Court of International Justice, which later became the International Court of Justice (see below) in 1945. [23]
          • See also: Andrew Carnegie (Pilgrim Society member and sometimes referred to as "the 2nd richest man in history"), Carnegie Mellon University (1900), Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (1910), the Wateler Peace Prize award since 1931 by the Carnegie Foundation.
        • International Court of Justice (1945) (The principal judicial body of the United Nations!)
          • See also: Hague Academy of International Law
      • The socialist-fascist European Union (with its 1947 origins of the European Movement, founded by Jesuit-seminary trained Joseph Retinger, who also founded the Bilderberg Group in 1954), and related institutions and projects.
        • European Court of Human Rights (1950)
        • ....
      • World Trade Organization (1944)
      • The Order of Malta is also a member of these international organizations [24]:
        • International Committee of the Committee Red Cross (ICRC, 1863, Geneva)
        • International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (1919, Geneva)
        • International Committee of Military Medicine (ICMM, 1921, Brussels)
        • International Institute for the Unification of Private Law (UNIDROIT, 1926, Rome)
        • Council of Europe (1949, Strasbourg)
        • European Commission (1951, Brussels)
          • See also: European Council (1961, Brussels)
            • "Not one of us can read minutes of Committee of Permanent Representatives ("COREPER"), the EU executive body comprised of unelected and mostly unknown national bureaucrats (known as “permanent representatives”, in contrast to elected ones, for god’s sake). It pre-cooks 90 per cent of Brussels legislation and prepares the agenda for the EU’s highest and most secret plenary body, the European Council." [25]
            • "Under the Lisbon Treaty the European Council would become a formal institution with the power of appointing the Commission, it could be said that the two bodies (European Commission, European Council) hold the executive power of the Union." [26]
        • International Organization for Migration (IOM, 1951, Geneva)
        • Unión Latina (1954, Santo Domingo, Paris).
        • Inter-American Development Bank (IDB, 1959, Washington)
        • International Institute of Humanitarian Law (1970, Sanremo, Geneva)
    • Managing the global Unified Intelligence Service (including ECHELON) and the specific Secret Services to defend and promote the Vatican-Jesuit-Masonic interests.
      • "This Unified International Intelligence Community was built during Rome’s Second Thirty Years’ War (1914-1945) and perfected during Rome’s subsequent Cold War (1945-1990)." [27]
      • Military structures: NATO, UN troops, Security and private military companies, ...
        • "It is estimated that some 50 private security contractors (such as Blackwater) employing more than 30,000 employees are working in Iraq for an array of clients, including governments, private industry, and international organizations such as the United Nations." [28]

• Policy propaganda for the purpose of social, commercial and military control
  • Policy institutes (See also: "Leading Think Tanks in the World"):
    • International policies:
      • Chatham House (1920, EU based, formerly called the "Royal Institute of International Affairs" or "RIIA")
      • Council on Foreign Relations (1921, "CFR")
      • International Institute for Strategic Studies (1958, EU based, "IISS")
      • Center for Strategic and International Studies (1964, part of the Jesuit Georgetown University, "CSIS")
      • Club of Rome (1968) (See also: "Reshaping the International Order, part 1-6")
      • Trilateral Commission (1973)
      • European Council on Foreign Relations (2007, "ECFR")
    • Special international policies:
      • Tavistock Institute (1946, EU based, social-psychology-politics)
      • Aspen Institute (1950, US based, social-psychology-politics)
      • Senlis Council (2002, EU based drug-policy institute with offices in Afghanistan: Kabul, Kandahar and Lashkar Gah)
      • Transatlantic Economic Council (2007, EU-US)
    • National policies:
      • Brookings Institution (1916, US)
      • Council on Foreign Relations (1921, US, see also this article)
      • American Enterprise Institute (1943, US)
      • John Birch Society (1958, US) (See also: "The John Birch Society" by Barbara Aho, [29], [30])
      • Cato Institute (1977, US)
      • Council for National Policy (1981, US) [31] [32]
• Creating benign charity fronts, just like the Catholic 'church' and the Jesuits like to do, to try and confuse people about their fascistic history and their present operations. Sometimes these seemingly harmless 'charity' organizations are also used for information gathering and espionage in foreign countries. Examples:
  • Rotary International (1905). Over 32,000 clubs in 200 countries. See also their support for the UN globalist agenda.
    • "“The Rotarians are a bit like Boy Scouts (1907) grown old and successful.” The celebrated writer ignored (no doubt) to what extent he was correct, at least regarding the common origin of the two groups. Father Esposito actually recalled Rotary's Masonic spirit with these enlightened words: “The existing rapport between this organization and Masonry is essential, not only because of its founding on February 23, 1905 by the lawyer, Paul P. Harris, of Chicago, along with three of his fellow Masons, but also because of the ideological and juridical elements, borrowed from Masonry, which take the best in the initiatory message in order to insert it into society and laicize it, that is by excluding the initiatory and restrictive aspects , which - by always excluding religious confessionalism - have a certain sacred although lay character.”" [33]
  • Malteser International (founded in 1953 as Malteser Germany, renamed in 2005.). Operating in 30 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas.

• Self-sustainable underground shelters:
  • video: Deep Underground Military Bases ("D.U.M.B.s")
  • (todo)