The Rockefeller World, Council on Foreign
Relations, and the Trilateral Commission
by Andrew Gavin Marshall - Recently by Andrew
Gavin Marshall: Punishing Pakistan and Challenging China
http://lewrockwell.com/orig10/marshall14.1.html
Is it Necessary to Stage a Global Bilderberg Protest?
http://www.topsecretwriters.com/2011/11/is-it-necessary-to-stage-a-global-bilderberg-protest/
While I do feel that Bilderberg motives and
agendas are vastly exaggerated, I am more
inclined to agree with Guardian journalist
Charlie Skelton, who followed the Bilderberg
conference of 2010 that was held in Sitges, Spain
In an article for The Guardian titled,
“Bilderberg 2010: Why the protestors are your very best friends”, he wrote:
“Bilderberg is an absurdity. The secrecy is
absurd. The lack of a relationship between the
event and the mainstream media is absurd. The
paranoia of the participants is more than absurd – it’s pathetic.”
As I open a letter from the bank informing me
that I have incurred yet another £30 charge for
going £1.50 overdrawn, a charge that will disrupt
my extremely tight monthly budget, my mind is
filled with anger at the “fat cat” bankers, whose
bonuses may run into billions in 2011.
I cannot help but feel admiration towards the
Bilderberg protestors. At least they are putting
their money – or maybe the lack of it – where their mouth is.
Masonic Leaders Meet EU Bosses to Talk “Democracy”
Written by Alex Newman - Monday, 05 December 2011 06:00
http://www.thenewamerican.com/world-mainmenu-26/europe-mainmenu-35/10055-masonic-leaders-meet-eu-bosses-to-talk-democracy
Top Masonic leaders met with the heads of
European Union institutions to discuss spreading
“democracy” and human rights in Europe and
throughout the EU’s so-called “neighborhood,”
according to a press release issued by the
Brussels-based emerging continental government.
Critics of the supranational regime, meanwhile,
pointed out the irony of unelected regional
rulers discussing democracy — especially after
the EU-backed overthrow of democratically elected
leaders in Italy and Greece in recent weeks.
The November 30 meeting, "A partnership for
democracy and shared prosperity: a common
willingness to promote democratic rights and
liberties," was hosted by EU Commission President
José Manuel Barroso, a former underground Maoist
leader in Portugal before adopting a more
moderate stance and entering the political world.
Among the EU officials in attendance at the
gathering were European Parliament President
Jerzy Buzek and EU Council President Herman Van Rompuy.
"Building a future based on democracy, pluralism,
the rule of law, human rights and social justice
is a task and ambition of the European Union, and
much still remains to be done, not only in the
neighborhood of the European Union, but in our
own countries, too,” Commission President Barroso
said in a statement. “I am glad to see that
participants share a deep concern for the
promotion of those values which are and have to
remain at the core of the European project."
European Free Masonic leaders at the meeting
included Grand Master Guy Arcizet of the Grand
Orient de France, President Joseph Asselbergh of
the Grand Orient de Belgique, Grand Master Radu
Balanescu of the National Grand Lodge of Romania,
and Grand Master Paul Geisen of the Grande Loge
de Luxembourg, as well as top Masonic chiefs from
Portugal, Italy, Germany, and more. Secular and
humanist organizations were also represented.
"A general concern by really most participants
was that in the current crisis, there is a risk
that democratic values and liberties are being
downgraded," Commission spokesman Jens Mester was
quoted as saying in the EU Observer after the
gathering. European Humanist Federation chief
David Pollock, who also attended the meeting,
said atheists were not well-represented enough
and that the EU and its “technocrats” were
assuming ever-greater powers at the expense of
democracy and freedom. Apparently others at the
meeting share his view about the troubling trends in the regional system.
But the EU did not mention any of that. According
to the press release about the summit,
participants “welcomed the EU’s engagement to
promote and protect democratic rights and
liberties inside the European Union and beyond.”
They also expressed their willingness to work
with European institutions to promote
“democracy,” “social justice,” and more, the statement said.
Ironically, the “democracy” meeting took place
“in the context of the Treaty of Lisbon,” the EU
explained. Critics of the treaty — essentially a
repackaged version of the European “Constitution”
rejected multiple times by voters — have noted
that it was foisted on the population in the most
undemocratic, top-down way possible.
And the total lack of concern for voters has only
increased in recent months as the economic crisis
continues to wreak havoc across the bloc. Using
“financial stability” as justification, for
example, the EU is quietly foisting a bailout
machine on euro-zone members that would require
unlimited amounts of taxpayer cash on demand,
with no input from national governments or
citizens. Critics say the mechanism represents a
“dictatorship” and a “treaty of debt.”
Several days before the meeting, the EU also
stepped up its anti-democracy bullying of
democratic Switzerland, threatening Swiss voters
with “retaliation measures” if citizens in the
prosperous non-EU nation refused to vote for
higher tax rates. The country’s long tradition of
direct democracy has proved extraordinarily
troublesome to the supranational regime as low
taxes in Switzerland continue to attract
businesses and capital away from high-tax EU jurisdictions.
Incredibly, the same day as the “democracy”
summit with Masonic leaders, the EU’s appointed
“President” Herman Van Rompuy emphasized that
voting was largely irrelevant when it comes to
major issues. "We have to show that the euro is
an irreversible project — an irreversible
project," he said, despite the fact that the
single currency has become increasingly unpopular
among Europeans who were overwhelmingly opposed
to the scheme even before the crisis.
Barroso echoed those sentiments. The same day as
the “democracy” meeting, he, too, called for
steps to be taken to change the EU “to show one
very important thing — that the euro is
irreversible, that all the member states of the
European Union and of the euro area remain united
supporting their common currency."
But the anti-democratic attitude of the EU and
its unelected rulers has not gone unnoticed. “By
any objective measure, the Euro is a failure. And
who is actually responsible, who is in charge?
Well of course the answer is none of you, because
none of you have been elected, and none of you
have any democratic legitimacy for the roles you
currently hold within this crisis,” said European
Minister of Parliament Nigel Farage of the UK
Independence Party, one of the better-known
critics of the EU whose passionate speeches have
been viewed by millions around the world.
“When [former Greek Prime Minister George]
Papandreou got up and used the word 'referendum'
— [European Economic and Monetary Affairs
Commissioner Olli] Rehn, you described it as a
‘breach of confidence,’ and your friends here got
together like a pack of hyenas, rounded on
Papandreou, had him removed, and replaced by a
puppet government,” Farage explained during a
speech in the European Parliament last month.
“What an absolutely disgusting spectacle that was.”
After Greece, the undemocratic EU regime-change
apparatus targeted Italy’s elected leader next,
Farage continued. “Not satisfied with that, you
decided that [former Italian Prime Minister
Silvio] Berlusconi had to go. So he was removed
and replaced by Mr. Monti, a former European
Commissioner, a fellow architect of this euro
disaster, and a man who wasn’t even a member of
the Parliament,” he said, referring to Bilderberg
and Trilateral Commission leader Mario Monti, a
Goldman Sachs adviser who was installed in power after Berlusconi’s removal.
The harshest criticism, however, was reserved for
EU President von Rompuy. “I was wrong about
you.... I said you’d be the quiet assassin of
nation-state democracy, but you’re not anymore,
you’re rather noisy about it,” Farage declared as
Rompuy squirmed in his seat. “You, an unelected
man, went to Italy and said ‘this is not the time
for elections, but the time for actions.’ What in
God’s name gives you the right to say that to the Italian people?”
Officials in the regional regime meet regularly
with religious representatives and other civic
leaders. In May, Barroso hosted “senior
representatives” of Christianity, Judaism, Islam,
and Buddhism for a similar “democracy” meeting.
According to a statement released at the time, EU
bosses were trying to “build a Partnership” with
religious figures while drumming up support for
integration and the European project among their communities.
"Our European Union relies on foundations that it
cannot create itself. It relies on the beliefs
and convictions of its citizens. It relies on
organized communities of values. We need
religious as well as philosophical and
non-confessional organizations to build and
cherish our common values,” said European
Parliament President Jerzy Buzek in a statement
after last week’s meeting with Masonic leaders.
“We need them to build bridges to other parts of
the world, especially to our neighborhood. This
is why today's dialogue is so important."
It remains unclear why unelected EU bosses spend
so much time touting “democracy” while openly
undermining the will of citizens more and more
frequently. But even if the regional regime in
Brussels were promoting democracy, some of the
world’s most important thinkers — including many
of America’s Founding Fathers — have pointed out
that the rule of law and protection of individual
rights under a republican form of government is far superior to mob rule.
Related articles:
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EU Threatens Tiny Switzerland Over Low Taxes
Bilderberg Leader Mario Monti Takes Over Italy in “Coup”
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