The Club of Rome is an international organization (think tank), often compared to the famous Bilderberg Club. A well-known researcher of the secrets of the world behind the scenes, D. Coleman writes: “The Club of Rome was created after Aurelio Peccei personally contacted by telephone those who originally formed the backbone of the Morgenthau Group, and called on them to unite again in order to speed up the implementation of plans to create a One World Governments. The most controversial “architects of the future” from the United States, France, Sweden, Great Britain, Switzerland and Japan responded to Peccei’s call.” Aurelio Peccei, mentioned by Coleman, a major Italian industrialist and public figure, was the founder and first president of the Club of Rome. In his book, A. Peccei talks about the goals of the club, its activities, reasons for its influence, and ways to achieve its goals. As examples, the book contains excerpts from speeches by E. Weizsäcker, co-chairman of the Club of Rome.