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A rather bizarre article in The Economist today addresses this power structure and far from dismissing it as a conspiracy theory, simply reaffirms the fact that “the cosmopolitan elite” do indeed “flock together” at such gatherings and elusive clubs to shape the world that the “superclass” wishes to inhabit.
It was responsible for the single European currency, it plays host to the world’s most influential aristocrats and business people, as well as a small cadre of journalists, representing t
The world's water-coolers
Bilderberg Owned Publication The Economist: Yes, Powerful "Globocrat" Elites Are Running Things, It's Not A Conspiracy
Originally posted by theendisnear69
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I honestly think they must be controlled by a higher power, because they do not act like human beings.
Originally posted by Billmeister
If nothing more, it is an admission of access to insider information, which is, obviously, a major advantage in a supposedly "free market".
Originally posted by theendisnear69
reply to post by tristar
Umm i'm kind of missing your point.
Can you please tell me what set you off about my quoted statement?
A human being would have sympathy for the people that are suffering, not horde the wealth while people can't put food on the table.
Do TPTB feel no sympathy at all?
Originally posted by tristar
Originally posted by Billmeister
If nothing more, it is an admission of access to insider information, which is, obviously, a major advantage in a supposedly "free market".
Excuse me....., insider information...well lets say he is being fed and he does feel good about it since the bills are being paid.
If and when ever this individual would like a confrontation i am more than happy to acknowledge, as his invitation on a neutral network will never manifest itself.
Food for thought.
Originally posted by Billmeister
Originally posted by tristar
Originally posted by Billmeister
If nothing more, it is an admission of access to insider information, which is, obviously, a major advantage in a supposedly "free market".
Excuse me....., insider information...well lets say he is being fed and he does feel good about it since the bills are being paid.
If and when ever this individual would like a confrontation i am more than happy to acknowledge, as his invitation on a neutral network will never manifest itself.
Food for thought.
As for your second point, are you implying that, only on a level playing field, with equal access to information, can a true and fair competition can exist. I agree.
Originally posted by tristar
Originally posted by Billmeister
Originally posted by tristar
Originally posted by Billmeister
If nothing more, it is an admission of access to insider information, which is, obviously, a major advantage in a supposedly "free market".
Excuse me....., insider information...well lets say he is being fed and he does feel good about it since the bills are being paid.
If and when ever this individual would like a confrontation i am more than happy to acknowledge, as his invitation on a neutral network will never manifest itself.
Food for thought.
As for your second point, are you implying that, only on a level playing field, with equal access to information, can a true and fair competition can exist. I agree.
His deck of cards are being dealt from "a" dealer, otherwise such a structure would not exist without approval. I assume you understand.
Originally posted by tooo many pills
reply to post by tristar
My WOW!!!! ?
It is a great article that admits that TPTB exist, conspire together, and are over the heads of our governments and legal systems. Their groups influence government policy, cause wars, and manipulate economies around the world. They are the ones that caused the recession because they were being careless, but that's ok because they had the power to take taxpayer money to fix it. That's all sort of a big deal around here!
"helping to lay the groundwork for creating the euro"
Can't remember the last time I heard such a watered down statement. Helping to lay the groundwork for creating? Come on.
Plus the article never says that they were in any way responsible for the Iraq invasion, simply that they discussed it. It even says they had differing opinions on it.