Bilderberg: still powerful but perhaps a bit more anxious this year
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jun/07/bilderberg-conference-dresden-charlie-skelton-bilderblog
The spectre of Brexit looms large as the
financial, industrial and high-tech establishment gathers in Dresden
<http://www.theguardian.com/profile/charlie-skelton>Charlie
Skelton - Tuesday 7 June 2016 20.33 BSTLast
modified on Wednesday 8 June 201601.32 BST
Prime ministers, finance ministers, leading
entrepreneurs and a former spy chief are among
the attendees at this year’s influential
Bilderberg conference, but one regular guest, George Osborne, will be absent.
The
<http://bilderbergmeetings.org/participants.html>guest
list for the conference, which begins on Thursday
in Dresden, was released on Tuesday and includes
a large number of senior politicians and
policymakers, dozens of bank bosses and
high-finance billionaires who will gather inside
the newly erected security fence around the Hotel Taschenbergpalais.
Two prime ministers, four finance ministers, the
head of the IMF and a vice-president of the
European commission are all listed as attendees.
With so many politicians present, including three
members of the German cabinet, the German
military has been drafted in to oversee security.
Army officers have been meeting conference staff,
scouting the round the hotel and taking photos of
the entrance. They’re working with corporate
security from Airbus to make sure the politicians
are kept safely away from the press for the entire three-day conference
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No one wants the Danish minister of justice or
the deputy prime minister of Turkey to have to
field awkward questions, such as: “Where do you
stand on corporate lobbying?” Especially when
they’re standing between the chairman of HSBC and the president of Siemens.
Airbus is also responsible for an elaborate
arrangement of bubble tents and staging being put
up in the courtyard of the hotel, according to some of the workmen.
The aerospace manufacturer and seventh biggest
arms company in the world is a key player at
Bilderberg 2016. Every year, a major corporation
with links to the Bilderberg steering committee
coordinates security for the event with the
police: at Watford in 2013 it was Barclays. This
year it’s Airbus. Which makes the whole
conference even more obviously the corporate
lobbying event that it is –with giant
corporations handling everything from security to
dry ice. And it makes the silence of the
politicians who attend even more egregious.
Even a cursory comparison between the guest list
and the conference agenda raises red flags. All
those finance ministers sitting round discussing
the “geopolitics of energy and commodity prices”
with the group chief executive of BP, the
vice-chairman of Portuguese petroleum giant Galp
Energia, and the CEO of Royal Dutch Shell. And
then afterwards saying nothing to their
respective parliaments about what they discussed.
It’s so off-the-chart inappropriate that it beggars comprehension.
On the subject of Royal Dutch Shell, the king of
the Netherlands is due to attend this year’s
conference, replacing his mother, Beatrix, at the
heart of Bilderberg. Given his family’s
long-standing interest in big oil, King
Willem-Alexander will doubtless have lots to talk
about with the Dutch environment minister, Sharon Dijksma.
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King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands will
replace his mother, Beatrix, at the heart of
Bilderberg. Photograph: Remko de Waal/EPA
It’s great for everyone that these high-level
talks between policymakers and the heads of
transnational oil companies get to take place in
heavily guarded privacy, with no press oversight
whatsoever. Especially great if you’re on the board of BP.
Like, for example, Sir John Sawers. As well as
being a director of BP, the silken, Blairish
former MI6 boss is a member of Bilderberg’s
steering committee, and the chairman of Macro
Advisory Partners, a global advisory group with
heavy links to the transatlantic intelligence
community, very much in the style of Kissinger Associates.
And speak of the devil! The ageless 93-year-old
former US secretary of state will be holding
court at Dresden, croaking out his wisdom from
the throne of bones he has shipped everywhere he
goes. You just can’t keep a bad man down. Henry
Kissinger still meets with George Osborne to
advise the chancellor on geopolitics, and
recently had a much publicised meeting with
Donald Trump. I would say I’d like to have been a
fly on the wall of that room, but I fear
Kissinger’s tongue would have had me off the wall in seconds.
Kissinger must be thinking harder than usual
about the future, which perhaps explains
Bilderberg’s recent interest in artificial
intelligence. Henry must be desperate to upload
his consciousness into a Pentagon drone, so he
can flit more easily between geopolitical
summits, and drop the occasional bomb on a
village for old times’ sake. In Dresden,
Kissinger will be getting tips on where to have
his USB sockets fitted from the AI expert Demis
Hassabis, the director of Google’s DeepMind
project, as well as the co-chairman of OpenAI, Sam Altman.
With Reid Hoffman, the founder of LinkedIn, back
at the buffet this year, it seems that
Bilderberg’s love affair with Silicon Valley is
flourishing. And with cybersecurity high on the
conference agenda, we have to spare a mention for
Alex Karp, the CEO of the surveillance and data-mining giant Palantir.
A rising star of big business, Karp is the
qigong-loving lieutenant of Bilderberg regular
Peter Thiel (director of Facebook, founder of
PayPal). The steely-eyed Karp is a bit like a
younger, more hippyish Kissinger, and was
recently welcomed to the board of the Economist
Group, a sure sign of being accepted by the establishment.
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Peter Thiel, the founder of PayPal, is a
Bilderberg regular. Photograph: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for New York Times
And that’s what this year’s Bilderberg looks
like: the financial, industrial and high-tech
transatlantic establishment. Still powerful
enough to have ministers and European
commissioners come running when they open their
doors, but perhaps a bit more anxious than in
recent decades. Russia and China are still
bubbling around their agenda, and now there’s a new concern: Brexit.
Many of the participants at this year’s
Bilderberg have spoken out publicly against it.
And on this year’s agenda we find the intriguing
topic: “Europe: migration, growth, reform,
vision, unity”. Since it began back in the 1950s,
Bilderberg has been pushing for the unity of
Europe, and it’s not about to stop now.
Thomas Enders, the CEO of Airbus, said recently:
“The aerospace industry – I think amongst others
– will lobby... for a yes vote of the British
electorate on the EU.” Whatever happens in the
days leading up to the referendum, you can be
sure Bilderberg will be lobbying hard. After all, it’s what they do best.
At 23:45 06/06/2016, you wrote:
Yeah, pea-brain Abby Martin (of RT) blocked me on Twitter, long ago...
Lori
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Subject: Blocked from publishing on my own
forum: NSA have begun their fun already
Hi all,
The NSA have begun their fun already
As you may know since RT started dumbing down I
don't have any mainstream media outlet
Though I once worked for the BBC in the 1990s
making news/current affairs programmes covering
Lockerbie IRA bombs etc with a pretty decent
audience in London of several million
All I have now is my websites -
www.bilderberg.org - - www.thisweek.org.uk and www.911forum.org.uk
Rather annoying then when....
As of about 2100hrs this evening when trying to
post my articles to my Bilderberg forum here
https://secure.gn.apc.org/members/www.bilderberg.org/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=32
All I get is this
[]
or
[]
This forum's been up and running for the last
ten years and this has never happened before
I don't have permission to access my own forum
to even publish a free blog post for you.
If anyone knows anyone that can help me with
publicity or do anything to stop this appaling US MILINCOM censorship
Do please let me know
It doesn't bode well at all
The US and EU seem hell bent on gagging me and
ultimately controlling everything we see and hear
With the economy on a cliff edge or with the
asset/stock market bubble about to burst -
whichever is your preferred metaphor
The soft fascism of the bankster corporate run
United states of Europe and America
Could turn hard at the drop of a hat.
Bilderberg vs BREXIT Dresden 2016: will the UK
trigger break up of a failed EU?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar7-jpnsVpw
I'll be in Dresden as of tomorrow evening on +44 7786 952037
cheers,
Tony
How Bilderberg Loves The EU/Hates the EU Referendum
http://heatst.com/uk/how-bilderberg-loves-the-euhates-the-eu-referendum/
By Miles Goslett 7:22 am, May 27, 2016
It is plain to see that the mysterious
Bilderberg Group is
<http://heatst.com/uk/bilderberg-2016-eu-referendum-looms-large/>virulently
pro-EU.
If you are in any doubt about this, here are
recent statements by five prominent Bilderbergers on the EU question:
Sir John Sawers, former MI6 chief, May 8, 2016:
“The reason we would be less safe [if the UK
voted to leave], is that we would be unable to
take part in the decisions that frame the
sharing of data, which is a crucial part of
counter-terrorism and counter-cyber work that we
do these days, and we would lose the abilities
of thing like the European Arrest Warrant. We
are only secure because the wider Europe is
secure, pulling out will make it more dangerous.”
Michael O’Leary, chief executive of RyanAir, 24
February, 2016: “Ryanair, our people, and I hope
the vast majority of our customers will all work
together over the coming months to help deliver
a resounding yes vote on 23 June.”
O’Leary added he will “bore everybody to death”
by repeating the pro-EU message.
Henri de Castries, chairman of Bilderberg
steering committee and chief executive of Axa,
January 31, 2016: “An EU referendum is like
playing Russian roulette with not six bullets in the barrel but at least four.”
Castries added: “There is a school of thought in
the UK that says that the Monday would not be
very different from the Friday [after a vote to
leave]. I disagree I think it would be very different.”
Thomas Enders, chief executive of Airbus,
February 24, 2016: “If Britain leaves, I cannot
imagine that this would have positive
consequences for our competitiveness in Britain.”
Jose Manuel Barroso, ex-European Commission
president, February 9, 2016, when asked what
what the EU would be like if Britain left: “It
can happen. I hope it will not, because it will
be a weaker European Union. The United Kingdom
is one of the most important countries in Europe
and in the world. Everybody from Berlin to
Warsaw or to Madrid understands [Britain leaving] to be negative.”
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Please consider seriously the reason why these elite institutions are not discussed in the mainstream press despite the immense financial and political power they wield?
There are sick and evil occultists running the Western World. They are power mad lunatics like something from a kids cartoon with their fingers on the nuclear button! Armageddon is closer than you thought. Only God can save our souls from their clutches, at least that's my considered opinion - Tony
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