They're Back

The Bildebergers are back.  They will be meeting soon.  You won't hear about the event other than seeing a photo of someone arriving in a black car.

The G 20 is plotting in Toronto this coming weekend.  Even crazier leftist will smash windows - I wish them luck at disrupting the world cabal. The EU and Goldman Sachs are keeping busy fixing things - transferring your money to cover their risk.

Bet you thought you were free.

I was reading an interview with a Spanish journalist, Daniel Estulin, who has followed the Bildebergers for some 18 years.  He would be an outside journalist, as you will understand in a moment.  He was matter of fact about about the CFR being a less exclusive department (Foreign Affairs Magazine), as well as the Trilateral Commission.  The goal is a central government in the UN, a central currency, and a central army.

(This makes things easier to control and to do business. I heard an interview with Daniel Estulin, the journalist, and he opined that the ancient families behind this movement are not about money; they have enough forever.  He says is about the power of the "blood line." He also mentioned people like David Rockefeller would not be the prime leaders - too small.)

He spelled out what he knew, which is what I have already talked about, but the interesting thing to add is that the representatives of the media who attend have to swear an oath they will not report on what happens.

For example, the 2005 event discussed energy and running up prices to $135 a barrel or so, which happened.  The group was worried about oil running out, so much of their schemes follow some logic, which is part of the public discussion.  Public meaning open to non-regular invitees who will be full of themselves for being invited.

All things are possible by fascists when they control the media, look at the U.S. today.  Did you hear the presidential motorcade was stopped recently in Chicago by a vocal anti-Obama protest?  No, of course not. Imagine if that had happened to a Bush or Reagan.  I added two photos of the event.

The interview followed the 2005 meeting (John Edwards was dropped as an invitee) where an interesting question was poised:

What media attended the 2005 meeting?

 

New York Times, Washington Post, Le Monde, The Economist, Wall Street Journal, Grupo Prisa, Le Figaro, National Post of Canada and all major U.S. TV networks, Europe, Canada: ABC, NBC, CBS, BBC ....