In 1954, the most powerful men in the world met for the first time under the auspices of the Dutch royal crown and the Rockefeller family in the luxurious Hotel Bilderberg of the small Dutch town of Oosterbeck. For an entire weekend they debated the future of the world. When it was over, they decided to meet once every year to exchange ideas and analyze international affairs. They named themselves the Bilderberg Club. Since then, they have gathered yearly in a luxurious hotel somewhere in the world to decide the future of humanity. Among the select members of this club are Bill Clinton, Paul Wolfowitz, Henry Kissinger, David Rockefeller, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Toni Blair and many other heads of government, businessmen, politicians, bankers and journalists from all over the world. Fourteen years ago, journalist Daniel Estulin, undertook an investigation that was to become an all-consuming endeavor; indeed, it became his life’s work. Slowly, one by one, he penetrated the layers of secrecy surrounding the Bilderberg Club. Using methods that resemble the spy tactics of the Cold War, and in several instances putting his own life on the line, Estulin did what no one else has managed to achieve: he learned what was being said behind the closed doors of the opulent hotels where the Bilderbergers held their annual meetings. And what he discovered boggled the mind.  More than a center of influence, The Bilderberg Club is a shadow world government, which decides in total secrecy at annual meetings how their plans are to be carried out. THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE BILDERBERG CLUB goes inside the secret meetings and sheds light on why a group of politicians, businessmen, bankers and mighty individuals formed the world’s most powerful society. It was Benjamin Disraeli, England’s Prime Minister, who noted that, “The world is governed by very different personages from what is imagined by those who are not behind the scenes.”  THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE BILDERBERG CLUB includes unpublished and never before seen photographs and documents of meetings, as it exposes the past, present and future plans of the Bilderberger elite – 350 pgs.