Bilderberg 2017: secret meeting of global leaders
could prove a problem for Trump
https://www.bilderberg.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=20459#20459
Bilderberg 2017: Trump tops agenda at annual secret meeting of global elite
[watch out for supremely annoying irrelevant auto play video from 2013]
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/bilderberg-2017-trump-tops-agenda-annual-secret-meeting-global-elite-1624276
The annual secret meeting of the world's elite
will be discussing everything from Trump's presidency to fake news.
By
<http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/reporters/charlie-skelton>Charlie
Skelton in Chantilly, Virginia June 1, 2017 11:26
BST
<http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/videos/bilderberg-2013-charlie-skelton-on-the-annual-secret-conference-2823>Bilderberg
2013: Charlie Skelton on the Annual Secret Conference
With all the supple silence of a python sliding
round the gut of a sleeping monkey, Bilderberg
2017 is slipping unobtrusively into life.
Throughout today (1 June), limousine after
limousine will come purring through the heavily
guarded gates of the Westfields Marriott hotel,
just outside Washington DC, gently depositing
politicians, party leaders and public officials
into happy laps of some of the world's most powerful financiers.
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<http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/list-everyone-attending-2017-bilderberg-meeting-1624171>
List of everyone attending the 2017 Bilderberg meeting
<http://ibt.uk/A6YqA>Bilderberg is an annual
three-day political summit, held entirely in
private, and hosted and paid for by big business.
It's currently led by a board member of HSBC,
Henri de Castries, and is run by a steering
committee which includes the heads of Google,
Deutsche Bank, Santander and Airbus.
They're joined this year by the heads of AXA,
Bayer, ING, Lazard, Fiat Chrysler and the IMF.
And the King of Holland, who owns great chunks of
Royal Dutch Shell. In short, Bilderberg is so
high powered that if it were a car Richard
Hammond would have killed himself in it.
<http://ibt.uk/A6oWJ>This year sees a glut of US
politicians heading out of the Beltway and into
Bilderberg. Four close associates of the
President have been invited, including his
Commerce Secretary, Wilbur Ross, and his National
Security Advisor, HR McMaster. The conference is
taking Trump seriously enough to stick him on top
of their agenda, promising "a progress report" on his administration.
When the reckoning is made, it's unlikely Trump
will get much support from committed globalists
like Bilderberg insider Eric Schmidt, the head of
Google, who in the past has castigated Trump for being "anti-globalisation".
The internationalists and europhiles of
Bilderberg are no fans of Trump, although the
Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel, who sits
with Schmidt on the group's steering committee,
has never been shy of expressing his admiration
for America's 45th president. "He's very
charismatic", says Thiel, and has "a phenomenal understanding of people".
His fellow billionaire, Henry Kravis, agrees. The
head of KKR said recently that Trump will
"deliver on his promises". Although I'm not sure
anyone even remembers what those promises were.
Something about winning so much you throw up?
Team Trump will be joined at Bilderberg by two US
Senators and the Governor of Virginia, and from
slightly further afield, the Chinese Ambasador to
the US, Cui Tiankai. With "China" cropping up on
the conference agenda, this raises the awkward
spectre of the Logan Act, which expressly forbids
US citizens to negotiate with any foreign power
"in relation to any disputes or controversies with the United States."
If you allow "controversy" to include the South
China Sea, then you've got all the ingredients
for a violation. Not that the police are about to
burst into the Marriott and start arresting
people. Although if they did, I think Henry
Kissinger (who is also attending) might be wanted
for war crimes. It's worth bearing in mind.
There's a stronger than usual whiff of Goldman
Sachs to this year's conference. By my count
there are five tentacles of the vampire squid at
the Westfields Marriott: James A. Johnson, a
director; the former president of the EU
Commission, José M. Durão Barroso, now chairman
of Goldman Sachs International; former World Bank
boss, Robert Zoellick, who chairs the bank's
International Advisory Board; and two members of
that board, Victor Halberstadt and José Luis Arnaut.
It's always worth remembering, when you're
wondering whether it's such a good idea for so
many politicians to be cosily closeted away for
three days at Bilderberg, that the conference is
part-funded and heavily populated by arguably the
world's most loathed financial institution.
You don't have to scratch this year's invitation
list very hard to find it problematic. The
Spanish minister of economy cooped up with the
head of Spain's largest bank. The Canadian
finance minister and the head of Canada's largest
bank. The CEO of Airbus, the world's 7th largest
arms company, sandwiched between the head of Nato
and the Dutch defence minister, discussing defence spending. Cosy.
But personally what I find most problematic is
this item halfway down the 2017 agenda: "The war on information".
Bilderberg is going to tackle fake news. An
organisation that has spent 60 years spreading
half-truths and disinformation about itself, that
has fought tooth and nail to keep information
about itself away from the press and public, is
suddenly all anxious about protecting the truth? Right.
To be quite honest, it's odd writing about the
Bilderberg conference at all at a time when the
mainstream press is positively seething with
elaborate Russian conspiracy theories. Vladimir
Putin has morphed into the grand puppetmaster
the arch controller, pulling the strings of the
world, holding sway over elections. Forget
Bilderberg, the dots have finally been joined and
the real hidden hand behind world events has been revealed.
For 60 years, Bilderberg has just been spinning
its wheels in the mud. All those billionaire
financiers and hedge fund bosses, all those CEOs
of giant industrial conglomerates, they've been
courting politicians for no reason whatsoever.
It's Russia that holds all the strings. If only
they'd known! They could have saved a fortune on buffet bills.
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Charlie Skelton will be tweeting from Chantilly, Virginia on @deyook.
Bilderberg 2017: secret meeting of global leaders
could prove a problem for Trump
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jun/01/bilderberg-trump-administration-secret-meeting
The annual gathering of government and industry
elites will include a ‘progress report’ on the
Trump administration. Will it get a passing grade?
<https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jun/01/bilderberg-trump-administration-secret-meeting#img-1><https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jun/01/bilderberg-trump-administration-secret-meeting#img-1>
Several members of Donald Trump’s
administration are headed to the Bilderberg
conference, which will include a ‘progress
report’ on the White House. Photograph: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
<https://www.theguardian.com/profile/charlie-skelton>Charlie
Skelton in Chantilly, Virginia - Thursday 1 June 2017 08.00 BST
The storm around
<https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/donaldtrump>Donald
Trump is about to shift a few miles west of the
White House, to a conference centre in Chantilly,
Virginia, where the embattled president will be
getting his end-of-term grades from the people
whose opinion really matters: Bilderberg.
The secretive three-day summit of the political
and economic elite kicks off on Thursday in
heavily guarded seclusion at the Westfields
Marriot, a luxury hotel a short distance from the
Oval Office. The hotel was already on lockdown on
Wednesday, and an army of landscapers have been
busy planting fir trees around the perimeter, to
try protect coy billionaires and bashful bank bosses from any prying lenses.
<https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jun/01/bilderberg-trump-administration-secret-meeting#img-2>
Perched ominously at the top of the conference
agenda this year are these words: “The Trump
Administration: A progress report”. Is the
president going to be put in detention for
tweeting in class? Held back a year? Or told to
empty his locker and leave? If ever there’s a
place where a president could hear the words “you’re fired!”, it’s Bilderberg.
The White House is taking no chances, sending
along some big hitters from Team Trump to defend
their boss: the national security adviser, HR
McMaster; the commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross;
and Trump’s new strategist, Chris Liddell. Could
the president himself show up to receive his report card in person?
Henry Kissinger, the gravel-throated
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bilderberg_participants>kingpin
of Bilderberg, visited the White House a few
weeks ago to discuss “Russia and other things”,
and certainly, the Bilderberg conference would be
the perfect opportunity for the most powerful man
in the world to discuss important global issues with Trump.
The US president’s extraordinary chiding of Nato
leaders in Brussels is sure to be chewed over at
Bilderberg, which takes its name from the hotel
in the Netherlands where its conference first met
in 1954. The Bilderbergers have summoned the head
of Nato, Jens Stoltenberg, to give feedback.
Stoltenberg will leading the snappily titled
session on “The Trans-Atlantic defence alliance:
bullets, bytes and bucks”. He’ll be joined by the
Dutch minister of defence and a clutch of senior
European politicians and party leaders, all
hoping to reset the traumatised transatlantic
relationship after Trump’s galumphing visit.
The
<http://www.bilderbergmeetings.org/participants.html>invitation
list for this year’s conference is a veritable
covfefe of big-hitters from geopolitics, from the
head of the IMF, Christine Lagarde, to the king
of Holland, but perhaps the most significant name
on the list is Cui Tiankai, China’s ambassador to the US.
<http://bilderbergmeetings.org/press-release.html>According
to the meeting’s agenda, “China” will be
discussed at a summit attended by the Chinese
ambassador, the US commerce secretary, the US
national security adviser, two US senators, the
governor of Virginia, two former CIA chiefs – and
any number of giant US investors in the country,
including the heads of the financial services
firms the Carlyle Group and KKR. Oh, and the boss of Google.
Eric Schmidt, the executive chairman of Alphabet,
Google’s holding company, has just come back from
a trip to Beijing, where he was overseeing Google
AI’s latest game of Go against puny humans. He
declared it “a pleasure to be back in China, a
country that I admire a great deal”. It’s
possible three days spent chatting to the Chinese
ambassador could even be good for business.
All this is the kind of thing that should be
headline news, but with the president of Turner
International attending, we can be fairly sure
Bilderberg won’t make many ripples at CNN. And
British readers should not expect much coverage
at the London Evening Standard either: their new
editor and longtime Bilderberg attendee George
Osborne is on the list, despite a general election looming in a week’s time.
You could of course complain about a lack of
press coverage of Bilderberg in the UK, but with
the head of the media watchdog Ofcom at the
conference, you may not get an immediate reply.
So will Trump be given his marching orders at
Bilderberg, or will he be kept on as a useful
doofus? There’s a small but worrying clue for
what Bilderberg might have in mind for Trump
tucked away on the invitation list: one of the
guests this year is the UK’s former chief of the
defence staff, Sir Nicholas Houghton. His new
role? Constable of the Tower of London.
So much emphasis is placed on select Jewish
participation in Bormann companies that when
Adolf Eichmann was seized and taken to Tel Aviv
to stand trial, it produced a shock wave in the
Jewish and German communities of Buenos Aires.
Jewish leaders informed the Israeli authorities
in no uncertain terms that this must never happen
again because a repetition would permanently
rupture relations with the Germans of Latin
America, as well as with the Bormann
organization, and cut off the flow of Jewish
money to Israel. It never happened again, and the
pursuit of Bormann quieted down at the request of
these Jewish leaders. He is residing in an
Argentinian safe haven, protected by the most
efficient German infrastructure in history as
well as by all those whose prosperity depends on his well-being.
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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?
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