World Wide Water Conspiracy

St Lazare Foundation – of Prince Charles-Philippe d’Orléans
Duc d’Anjou

Saint Lazare Investment will be the largest owner of aquatic property and will thus face the prerogatives of future international ecological policies from the point of view of an influential investor in the Carbon Finance marketplace.

Water will soon become an instrument of power and influence.

The Saint Lazare Foundation aims to become an essential global player specializing in water. Its strength and distinctiveness derive from the three pillars on which it stands:

■ A think tank
■ An investment source
■ A centre of operations

Affiliations:

United Nations
- World Water Forum
- World Water Council
- UNESCO

European Union

NGOs
- International Office for Water
- Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council

Vatican


The World Society

The World Society was created to finance the Saint Lazare Foundation.

The World Society is a global network, which offers unique advantages to its members. It comprises those men and women around the world who are part of the economic, financial, social or cultural elite. The World Society is one of the world’s most exclusive societies. Joining the World Society is a unique opportunity, a privilege. The future is water. The members of the World Society are among ‘the happy few’ who will become key players in the future of our planet.

The World Society: What separates the elite from the elites

The object of the World Society is……the financing of the Saint Lazare Foundation and all of its activities. The World Society is a global network which offers unique advantages to its members.

It comprises those men and women around the world who are part of the economic, financial, social or cultural elite.

The World Society is one of the world’s most exclusive societies.

Joining the World Society is a unique opportunity, a privilege: fees and selection criteria are set accordingly. The future belongs to those who invest in it. The future is water.

The members of the World Society are among ‘the happy few’ who will become key players in the future of our planet.

Source: http://z10.invisionfree.com/The_Unhived_Mind_II/ar/t3220.htm