Conclave with Global Consequences

The New World Order movers and shakers are meeting in a Marriott hotel in Chantilly, Virginia, not far from the Dulles Airport, located in a non-descript office park. The 150 Bilderbergers’ secret agenda has leaked out from various sources. It does not take a rocket scientist to make an educated guess about the topics of the May 31-June 3, 2012 conference: pondering another war in the Middle East, global warming environmental fraud pushed by UN Agenda 21, Internet I.D. and control, the presidential election in the U.S., control over media, our Congress, our military, and the European crisis.

The tight security protects the global corporatists, a prince, a queen, banking heads, environmentalists, lawyers, media, college professors, elected officials, and technology elites from public scrutiny, the very people whose lives will be affected by the decisions of the Bilderbergs. “Any attempt to get close to the building would result in arrest.”

Alberta Premier Alison Redford, a global warming proponent, will bounce ideas with other environmentalist how to implement UN Agenda 21 faster. Calgary Herald and other Canadians have criticized her for spending $19,000 taxpayer money for a “committee that meets in secret, has no policies, no resolutions, nobody is allowed – it’s invite only; what is Alberta getting out of this?” (Danielle Smith, Wildrose Leader)

Alison Redford promised to report on discussions but that is not likely to happen since “attendees are sworn to secrecy.”

The Washington Post today published a short piece on the bottom of the Metro section (local news) about the meeting, reporting on the protesters outside as conspiracy theorists. The article said, “Attendees are encouraged not to discuss the proceedings, which fuels secrecy concerns. In other words, the first rule is, you do not talk about Bilderberg.” The Chairman and CEO of the Washington Post is one of the conference attendees. (Annie Gowen, Washington Post)

As a very curious person, I would be interested to know who encouraged the attendees not to discuss the proceedings that affect all of us economically and politically, and who established the first rule about the Bilderbergs? Secondly, who or what gave them the right to lord over the globe.

In progressive fashion, the Washington Post barely touched on the importance of such a meeting and derided those who protested outside, drenched by a sudden and heavy thunderstorm, “The timing couldn’t have been more perfect if the Lords of Bilderberg had arranged it themselves.” (Annie Gowen)

Some speculate that Mitch Daniels, the Governor of Indiana, one of the attendees, will be chosen as vice-presidential pick for Mitt Romney. He is scheduled to deliver a speech during the conference.

“Henry Kissinger and Bill Gates were chauffeured in.” Prince Phillipe of Belgium and Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands were also ushered in heavy tinted limousines. The commissioner for Digital Agenda and EU Vice President, Neelie Kroes, who recently proposed complete Internet I.D. control, is expected to push this EU agenda.

Media is represented by the CEO of Washington Post, Italian journalist Lili Gruber, CEO of Le Monde, Editor-in-Chief of the Economist, Peggy Noonan of the Wall Street Journal, the CEO and Chief Economics Commentator of the Financial Times, the German newspaper Die Zeit, the Tamedia AG publisher, Der Standard Medienwelt publisher, and Charlie Rose.

Corporatists include Fiat, Allianz SE, AXA Group, Alcoa, British Petroleum, Novartis, Telecom Italia, co-founder of Linkedin, Palantir Technologies, Manifest Energy Inc., Dow Chemical Company, Siemens AG, DRS Technologies Inc., Microsoft Corporation, Royal Dutch Shell, Titan Cement Company, Saint-Gobain, France, Norsk  Hydro, Unilever PLC, Linde AG, Google Inc., Michelin Group, Lazard, Perseus, Nokia, Airbus, Wolfensohn and Company, Evercore Partners, Thiel Capital/Clarium Capital, Enel S.p.A., and Vodafone Turkey.

The bankers represented are Caixa Bank of Spain, Deutsche Bank, Barclays, BANIF, Bank of Canada, Unicredit Bank Austria AG, TD Bank Group, Goldman Sachs and Co., Goldman Sachs International, Oesterreichische Kontrollbank AG, and the World Bank Group.

National and international organizations represented are:

-         Commissioner for Competition, European Commission

-         Finnish Business and Policy Forum

-         International Development Corporation (Sweden)

-         Hudson Institute (2 members)

-         Gephardt Group  (Richard A. Gephardt, President and CEO)

-         Commissioner for Trade, European Commission

-         Teacher Retirement System of Texas (what are they promoting?)

-         China Center for Economic Research

-         Huntsman Cancer Foundation

-         Environmental Defense Fund

-         Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (2 members)

-         Brookings Institution

-         Center for Political Studies (Denmark)

-         French Institute for International Relations

-         Washington Institute for Near East Policy

-         Council on Foreign Relations (co-chair Robert Rubin, former Secretary of the Treasury)

-         World Economic Forum

-         China Policy Program at George Washington University

-         Hoover Institution at Stanford

-         HIS Cambridge Energy Research Associates

 Government employees, former and current, are represented by:

-         Deputy Prime Minister for Economic and Financial Affairs (Turkey)

-         French Senator of Maine-et-Loire

-         Nick Boles, member of GBR Parliament

-         Minister for International Development Cooperation (Sweden)

-         Mark Carney, Governor, Bank of Canada

-         Kenneth Clarke, Member of Parliament, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of Justice (GBR)

-         Thomas Donilon, National Security Advisor, White House

-         Mitch Daniels, Governor of Indiana

-         Federal Chancellor of Austria

-         Chinese Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs

-         Paul  Gallagher, former attorney general and general counsel

-         Richard Gephardt

-         Former Minister of Interior (Greece)

-         Karel de Gucht, Commissioner for Trade, EU

-         Garry Kasparov (United Civil Front of Russia)

-         John Kerr, Independent Member of the House of Lords

-         John Kerry, Senator of Massachusetts

-         Henry Kissinger

-         Peter Manderlson (member of House of Lords and chairman of Global Counsel)

-         First Vice President of Social Democrat Party of Portugal

-         Michael Noonan (Minister for Finance of Ireland)

-         Democrat Parliamentary Leader (Netherlands)

-         Alison Redford (Premier of Alberta, Canada)

-         Minister of Finance (Poland)

-         Mark Rutte (Prime Minister of Netherlands)

-         Spanish Vice President and Minister for the Presidency (Soraya de Santamaria)

-         Jurgen Trittin, Parliamentary leader (Green Party – Germany)

-         Minister of Finance (Finland)

-         Werner Faymann (Austrian Federal Chancellor)

 Professors and distinguished professors include:

-         Christopher DeMuth (Distinguished Fellow, Hudson Institute)

-         Niall Ferguson (Professor of History, Harvard University)

-         Anastasios Giannitsis (Professor of Development and International Economics, University of Athens)

-         Austan D. Goolsbee (Professor of Economics, University of Chicago Booth School of Business)

-         Victor Halberstadt (Professor of Economics, Leiden University; Former Honorary Secretary General of Bilderberg Meetings)

-         Yiping Huang (Professor of Economics, Peking University)

-         Fuat Keyman (Sabanci University, Istanbul Policy Center and Professor of International Relations)

-         Igor Ivanov (Russian Academy of Science)

-         Marie-Josee Kravis (Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute)

-         John Lipsky (Distinguished Visiting Scholar, Johns Hopkins University)

-         Kenneth Rogoff  (Professor of Economics, Harvard University)

-         Paul Scheffer (Professor of European Studies, Tilburg University, Netherlands)

My painstaking list shows that these individuals are not just meeting to have a conclave to bounce around ideas and have discussions away from prying eyes and ears; they are actively affecting policies in their countries and influencing public opinion. They are not benign members of a secretive elite club who meet for academic fun and would like to be left alone – they are global rulers and decision makers with far-reaching consequences into our collective lives.

No matter how liberal media spins the activities of the Bilderbergs and maligns those who know the truth as “conspiracy buffs,” yearly conference attendees are powerful individuals of the global elite class, passionately interested in shaping our future in the vision of their collective beliefs.