This article was written by Tyler Durden and originally published at Zero Hedge.

Editor’s Comment: It is the Bilderberg insiders who forged the European Coal and Steel Community in the early post-WWII years, and steered integration until the Euro was launched as a common currency and a formal European Union super-state could be established. This, in turn, is part of a broader strategy to weave together all the nations and rule them under regional blocs, with bilateral relations becoming more of node points between iconic cities in a globally-integrated world society.

Certainly, the one worlders who have defined Bilderberg for more than 60 years – the few who are still alive – are not pleased to see global integration stepping backwards, or witnessing populations becoming unruly and unhappy with the occupation plan crafted in secret.

For economic stability and the status quo of world order, the disintegration of the EU could have enormous implications for the strength of NATO and the American empire at large. If the Britain exits the European Union, and both the pound and euro currencies tumble, how do you think it will affect the status of the dollar as the world’s reserve currency? How do you think the Brexit vote will swing, and will it be a fair count?

Bilderberg Chairman Warns Brexit Possibility “Extremely High”

by Tyler Durden

Just day after their mysterious annual meeting in Dresden, it appears The Bilderberg Group’s gravest concern is Brexit. While everything from The Middle East to Donald Trump was on the agenda, the remarks this week from AXA CEO (and Chairman of The Bilderberg Group) Henri de Castries that there is an “extremely high” probability that the U.K. will vote to leave the European Union and investors will face “a true landscape of uncertainties,” suggest the establishment is concerned.

As Bloomberg reports, neither the U.K. nor the EU region is prepared for negotiations that would follow a vote to leave on June 23, de Castries said at a conference in Paris…

“If they remain, the situation isn’t simple either, and this is underestimated by lots of people,” because the result will be interpreted differently by each side, he said.

De Castries, who is stepping down from France’s largest insurer at the start of September, became one of the few executives to speak out on the likelihood of a British vote to exit the EU. The Sun, Britain’s biggest-selling newspaper, backed a so-called Brexit on its front page on Tuesday. Several polls on Monday also put the “Leave” campaign ahead. The pound and European stocks plunged.

If the U.K. votes to leave the EU, any complacency in the subsequent negotiations could encourage some other countries to seek special treatment within the political bloc, threatening “to accelerate the unraveling of Europe,” de Castries said.

Think that this is a “tempest in a teapot”? Think again. If the chairman of The Bilderberg Group is worried, then that means all of these entitites are ‘worried’ and preparing…

This article was written by Tyler Durden and originally published at Zero Hedge.