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Over the past five days, Greece and Italy, two countries experiencing severe economic problems and political turmoil have gradually reached the same solution to the political impasse.

Two of the participants in the Trilateral Commission - economists with experience in central bank institutions have headed the two countries, without being elected by their citizens. The Trilateral Commission is a very powerful international think-tank established in 1973. It involves the elite of international economics, businessmen and economists, bankers and lawyers at a very high level.

The Greek electronic edition zougla.gr indicates in an article that both prime ministers have been 'appointed' in Greece and Italy through the drastic intervention of the powerful countries in Europe. Are Lucas Papademos and Mario Monti "saviours" and "Messiahs" or are they simply performing preliminary decisions taken by specific circles?

The Trilateral Commission was founded by the powerful representative of the American and international economy, David Rockefeller in 1973, at the height of the first oil crisis. The founding declaration was signed in Tokyo at a meeting that lasted from October 21 to 23. David Rockefeller had proposed that a similar commission should be founded at the annual meeting of the Bilderberg Club in 1972 and its members approved the proposal. The meeting took place in Tokyo, because Rockefeller believed that it was necessary to include Japan in the core of the Club and for it to participate in the political and economical decision-making processes at world level. Before then, the Bilderberg Club had involved only countries of the North Atlantic Society - North America and Europe.

 
The first meeting of the Trilateral Commission was held in the Japanese city of Kyoto in 1976. Shortly before the end of the Vietnam War and the growing international influence of the Soviet Union, Rockefeller attempted to create a world government by introducing a model of "technocratic rationalization" that ignores state bodies and institutions specified in the constitution of each country. The Commission involved North America, Europe and Japan, i.e. the former "Western world".

A man of considerably growing international importance had influenced chairman of Chase Manhattan, David Rockefeller. Journalist Bill Moyers, who had recommended the creation of the Trilateral Commission, said in 1980, "David Rockefeller is the most conspicuous representative today of the ruling class, a multinational fraternity of men who shape the global economy and manage the flow of its capital... Private citizen David Rockefeller is accorded the privileges of a head of state ... He is untouched by customs or passport offices and hardly pauses for traffic lights." In short, David Rockefeller is above institutions, governments and government departments. He provides smooth movement of capital and manages the development of the global economy.

The first head of the Trilateral Commission was Zbigniew Brzezinski – the right-hand man of the U.S. president at that time, Jimmy Carter and a significant factor in outlining the U.S. foreign policy. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the orientation of the Commission has changed.

However, its main idea remains ​​a world ruled by technocrats. These are representatives of the banking and business elite. It formulates the economic and social policies, controls and stimulates the production of academic knowledge. It also takes part in the control of religious activity through "anti-dogmatism" although in 1983, Pope John Paul II "blessed" in public the activities of the Commission and participated in the dynamic shaping of political correlations.