Andrew G. Marshall

Andrew G. Marshall is a Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG). He is currently studying Political Economy and History at Simon Fraser University.

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The Bilderberg Plan for 2009: Remaking the Global Political Economy

by Andrew G. Marshall

7 June 2009
The Bilderberg Group conference is the most important meeting in the world, attended each year since 1954 by the world’s most powerful individuals. They meet behind closed doors and their decisions affect every human being on earth, at present and in the future. The step-by-step crafting of a supranational world government has been on their agenda for decades. This year in Greece, they focused on the economic crisis and the threat of a disease pandemic as a means of justifying centralization of power.

Towards a Global Currency and World Government

The Financial New World Order

by Andrew G. Marshall

13 April 2009
A concerted push towards the creation of a new global currency is underway. The idea is not new, but the elites have seized the current crisis as an opportunity to fast-track their long-term plans for forging a New World Order, beginning with the financial sphere. The process will be conducted under the stewardship of the IMF, aptly refurbished for the job, the World Bank and the Bank of International Settlements. Marshall suggests that behind the calls for a new global currency, we are witnessing the emergence of a New World Order comprising a totalitarian global government structure which will remove any vestiges of oversight and accountability away from the people, and toward a small, increasingly interconnected group of international (...)