Bilderberg 2009 Attendance List, page 3
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reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 09:55 PM by GreenBicMan
reply to post by L.HAMILTON



Well I guess by that logic, since Tim walked down street A yesterday and it rained, and BB did the day before and it rained as well, it should rain again most likely one day?


reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 09:57 PM by GreenBicMan
reply to post by niteboy82



Im not saying you..

im saying the person that made this list

and if i read this right, this meeting is to establish the wants and needs or cultures of the other represented countries..

what would you like to call it?

"The Illuminati NWO Power Struggle 2009"

And you think ATS would catch wind of this, if they didnt want you to?

lol


reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 10:03 PM by niteboy82
reply to post by GreenBicMan



These meetings happen every year, the list is always leaked, and there are always people that film these people showing up and publish it.

Try the search function, it really does work.



reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 10:05 PM by GreenBicMan
reply to post by niteboy82



Still sounds like disinformation..

I bet half these people sleep through this conference.. I bet its just a social too for the Uber-rich..

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Again, I ask, do you think you would know if it was this important?

Why wouldnt they do it on a secluded island far away from you or I?

Answer me these two questions in a believable fashion, and you will sway my opinion


reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 10:11 PM by Chrysalis
reply to post by GreenBicMan



Can you compare the Bilderberg media coverage with any G7 G8 G20 summit ?
The fact alone that cameras aren't allowed in and the impressive show of force to keep people out should make anyone suspicious.

And i wonder why the world bank prez didn't show up in the London G20 summit but goes there. I for one, in the crisis we're living, would like to know what he's saying. But then I guess I'm not high enough up the ladder according to his standards.


reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 10:21 PM by GreenBicMan
reply to post by Chrysalis



I share you sentiment somewhat..

But I would like my 2 questions answered..


1. Do you think you (avg. american) would know if something nefarious was going on?

2. Why wouldnt they just do it on a super ultra exclusive island, or encrypted video conferencing etc...



reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 10:31 PM by MightyAl
It is not surprising to find a list of Turkish attendees, as the EU was just recently in April trying to push Turkey to open their border to Armenia. Of course they also want Turkey to join the EU.

Imagine how rich the energy sources will be for the EU from the Caspian Sea region in that case. You can find the article
here.

Timothy Geithner did indeed make it, as did Paul Wolfowitz and of course David Rockefeller. There are a lot of regulars including Mr. Shell, Mr. Fiat, Mr. Perle, Mr. Holbrooke and so on. What is the societe generale doing there? I thought they were in deep trouble just recently? All the scum seems to meet up there, it appears.

I just don't understand why the Bilderbergers are discussed so little on ATS. Why do so few people participate in these discussions, while so many people love discussing the arrival of aliens instead?


reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 10:36 PM by MightyAl
reply to post by Chrysalis



While there's talk about G7, G8 and G20, no one seems to talk about G30 - the Group of Thirty. Their members include Timothy Geithner, Paul Volcker, Jacob A. Frenkel (Mr. AIG), Paul Krugman and so on. Their meetings are also held in secret. If I ask anyone if they heard of the Group of Thirty, they will say they never did. I haven't found any book so far that discusses this group even in the slightest.


reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 10:39 PM by Chrysalis
reply to post by GreenBicMan



To answer your questions :
1. I have no doubt some info comes out, the problem is it gets dilluted in a lot of disinfo, ridiculed by the MSM, because they use it as a good excuse to send funny smiles to conspirationnists.
In any case, it is absolutely not an excuse to stop looking/digging.

2. There is no such thing as a secure/crypted transmission. If they did it, they would expose/weaken themselves. "super ultra exclusive" costs super ultra money but then any Richard Bronson would be able to pull it off. I think they do it that way to impress younger attendees and to express a form of power over nations. When you show that you can get "common people" out of a huge area, clear a 5 star hotel, have it stormed by foreign security services. Whatever they do or talk about, all this scenery is an expression of power.
They share for a few days their power with industry/media representatives so these feel empowered in return and do the bidding of the masters.
But they can't corrupt the whole chain.


reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 10:48 PM by GreenBicMan
reply to post by greenorbs



I agree..

But I can also see a sit. where

1. They will flaunt it, in your face, either b/c they have become sloppy or careless, b/c they know they own you, and its part of the game


But this is the only situation where I see it being nefarious, and you all could be right, but I am guessing you are not b/c of the 2 reasons I have listed..

Although, yes, I agree its not a reason to stop looking for info


reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 10:50 PM by greenorbs
As far as not-so-secret cabals go, don't forget these guys:

Group of 30

There is a link from them to Bilderberg 2009 via Larry Summers, and the chariman Paul Volcker.

[edit on 18-5-2009 by greenorbs]


reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 11:08 PM by greenorbs
Originally posted by GreenBicMan
reply to
post by greenorbs



I agree..

But I can also see a sit. where

1. They will flaunt it, in your face, either b/c they have become sloppy or careless, b/c they know they own you, and its part of the game


But this is the only situation where I see it being nefarious, and you all could be right, but I am guessing you are not b/c of the 2 reasons I have listed..

Although, yes, I agree its not a reason to stop looking for info


Right on, the more people become aware via the web, the less they can control the meme that they are in control.

To your point about sloppiness vs. carelessness, I would tend to favor the carelessness argument, because they feel they have passed a tipping point such that their control will never end -- rather it will be passed as a legacy from generation to genaration.

In Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America, that is the case: the power is concentrated in a few families in each country, and they select leaders. The structure of the systems in those countries allows the dynasties to maintain strength.

In the U.S., however, we have the estate tax, which purportedly whittles away at dynasties from generation to generation (and that is the purpose of the estate tax). This allegedly causes the power of a U.S. family to wane. However, if they enter the political arena and become a political dynasty (e.g., the Kennedys, the Rockefellers, the Clintons, if/when Chelsea runs) things change. The political elite work hand in hand with the U.S. elite, and the laws are shifting so that the wealthy ruling families will be able to maintain influence through the generations.

Moreover, some argue that the estate tax acts as a disincentive for growing businesses:

The point here is not to denigrate wealth, but to make sure everyone understands that if you have enough money you can hire accountants and attorneys who will keep the money in the family, perhaps by making the family's primary business a charitable foundation. The main effect of the estate tax is not to spread wealth – a questionable role for government in the first place – but to hinder the creation of additional wealth. It does so by forcing many Americans, especially small business owners, to take evasive action to limit their assets so Washington doesn't confiscate their lifetime earnings when they die.

link

I think we are at a critical juncture with the shift to socialism with heavy taxes on accumulating wealth acting as a block to people being motivated to create wealth in the first place. What they decide to do with the death tax will be interesting here in the U.S.

For those in other countries, how is the death tax handled?



reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 11:37 PM by GreenBicMan
reply to post by greenorbs



My dad is a CFP/CRPC

We can easily avoid that estate tax LOL


reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 11:42 PM by MightyAl
reply to post by greenorbs



There is no link from the G30 website to Bilderberg 2009. They must have removed it as soon as they found out you noticed the links


reply posted on 18-5-2009 @ 11:44 PM by MightyAl
reply to post by Riposte



I didn't notice if there were any Asian in the list. I know that the Trilateral Commission is loaded with Japanese and other Asians, but maybe not so the Bilderbergers. Maybe we (in Asia) are the next epidemic target at the end of this year?
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