Bilderberg 2010 - a plan to spread the word and get involved here.....

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So, last year, Comedian / Blogger / Journalist Charlie Skelton did a blog for the Guardian newspaper about Bilderberg. It was just about the only MSM coverage. It stated out as a fun piece but soon turned serious when Charlie was followed and harrassed by Bilderberg type thugs. You can read it all here:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/seri...lderberg-files

So to come to the point, Charlie emailed me a few days ago. I have reproduced it below and hope people will try and do their bit to promote Bilderberg and maybe some of you can even make to Spain?

On 13 Apr 2010, at 14:26, Charlie Skelton wrote:

Dear Dan, Apologies for not getting back to you sooner - I had lots of emails and then moved to Portugal, found myself without an internet connection and promptly forgot about all things Bilderberg. However it's that time of year again which is why I'm writing to ask if you are still interested in getting involved?

If so, I just thought I'd let you know (in case you didn't already) that Bilderberg is happening this year, to the best of our knowledge, in the Spanish seaside resort of Sitges, just south of Barcelona, on June 3-6.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/bilderbe...ther-year.html

Here's the venue:
http://www.dolce-sitges-hotel.com/

It's in the exclusive gated enclave of Can Girona

Sitges seems nice. It has 17 beaches and 3 museums, according to Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitges

We'll be camping nearby the conference venue, hoping to raise awareness & waving at the delegates as they whizz by and we'll be flipping (bilder)burgers and generally having a nice time (we hope). Below is an agenda a few of us have put together, please feel free to add to it. All suggestions gratefully received!

Any questions, tips, travel plans, friends in Spain, long lens cameras you have in your garage - anything at all that might help, or anything we can do to help - please do get in touch. I'd love to hear from you.

I have put a facebook page up for those wishing to come along called Bilderberg 2010: A Spanish Idyll.
There are other facebook groups to join too: Against Bilderberg in Sitges; and Let’s Storm Bilderberg 2010.

Hope to see you in June!

Charlie


Practicalities...

Where we shall be staying

We shall be based at El Garrofer campsite and bungalow park, and urge people to do likewise, as it is much nearer the Dolce Sitges than any other hotel in the area. It has a bar, restaurant, electricity outlets, swimming pool and wifi. It's also very cheap to camp there, or you can rent a bungalow or bring a caravan or mobile home. The management assures us that there is always space to camp and you don't even need to book (but you probably will need to book for a bungalow...). The meeting is from June 2nd to June 3rd and we shall be at the campsite from June 1st until June 7th (on June 7th we fully intend to be lying on the beach).

http://www.garroferpark.com/


A list of things you could consider bringing:
cameras, video-equipment, wifi cameras, camera phones with internet access or laptops with dongles to upload images and send them immediately so they will be safe
suncream, sun-umbrellas, gazebos and tarps (they'll be a lot of hanging around in the hot sun)
deckchairs
music/musical instruments/balloons (to raise morale)
nice food, drink, portable bbqs for our Bilderburgers
placards/banners with suitable sentiments or placard-making equipment
cool boxes for soft drinks/beers/cava
calor gas and tea-making equipment
your skills - healing, entertaining, guitar playing, listening, cooking, sketching, tea-making, smiling, the list is endless..

Wish List

Photographers
Journalists
Filmmakers
Bloggers - do you know people who would publish our photos / reports?
PR people
Local knowledge and contacts.
Local press contacts
Legal expertise/knowledge - do you know any lawyers in the area? Are you one yourself?
Hula-hoopers

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The 2010 Bilderberg fringe festival and mirror meeting - - please forward to anyone you think might be interested in coming along, or has any of the skills/contacts on our wishlist...

Our aims:

First, to shine the light of publicity onto the fact that our elected officials are forging global policy - in armed seclusion - at this annual private meeting with business leaders, European royalty and bankers.

We can do this by: contributing to blogs; organising stunts and PR-able 'happenings'; taking daring and newsworthy pap pictures of any attendees; recording our experiences when harassed by local police or private security and even just informing local residents & press about the private meeting taking place amongst them. We will also set up an unofficial press office handing out lanyards and info-packs during the duration of the meeting.

Second, to establish the Bilderberg 'mirror meeting' where we ourselves meet and network, make friends and forge global policy - our own! They have a forum in which to do it, so why shouldn't we? The only difference is that our meeting is open, transparent, and has fewer terrified bar staff trying not to spill a drink on David Rockefeller. Let's grapple with the issues and think of some solutions..

The third aim is simply to have fun. To create a lighthearted 'festival' atmosphere at base-camp. We need to support and nurture those citizen journalists who may get arrested for taking pictures and those of us who wish to peacefully bear witness to the happening or wave cheerfully at the delegates along the limo route. If a pioneering citizen journalist is followed by secret police, or is arrested for daring to take a picture of a helicopter landing on the Sitges golf course in the middle of the night, then they need to be supported, cheered and handed a glass of wine the moment they come back to base-camp. Just as the Bilderbergers will no doubt be mixing business with pleasure and nice food, so too will we! We need to express ourselves through art, music, hula-hooping, haircuts,, Reiki and the eating of (Bilder)burgers and drinking of Spanish wine and many cups of tea. There will also be poetry meetings in the day where we will read and write short verses inspired by our surroundings and experiences during the BB fringe festival.

If you feel that you would like to attend, yet don't feel up to outstaring the police at the frontline or peering over hotel walls, you will be hugely welcome at base-camp. Your supporting role is just as, if not more, important! Plus, you will be there for the ongoing Bilderberg mirror meetings which are just as important as the meetings going on beyond the golf course in the Dolce Sitges... Well, sort of.

If you cannot make it to Sitges then blog away frenetically at home, send round Bilderberg links to friends and call/email the BBC and other news outlets asking them to cover the meeting - all of this is massively important too and means that the brilliant work people are doing on the front-line will get the wider audience it needs.

Agent Provocateurs...

Although the aim is to have fun, there is one very serious point we have to make. We are aware of a move in the US (in particular) to infiltrate alternative forums and activist groups in order to create dissension and neutralise their impact and discredit their agenda. It's safe to assume that this could be the case in Europe. So, to limit the damage such a strategy might have upon us, we will take these precautions:

1. Anyone who suggests or initiates any violent strategy will automatically assumed to be an Agent Provocateur and will be immediately filmed by all present and then asked to leave.

2. Anyone who is belligerent, argumentative, divisive or dishonest will also be assumed to be someone wishing to sabotage our peaceful endeavour for nefarious reasons, and will be asked to leave.

3. We will instantly move away from anyone protesting in an aggressive or violent fashion.

We can't stress enough that this is a *peaceful* endeavour and we wish to spread peaceful, joyous vibes. We are not going to Sitges to fight, but to shine light upon the darkness, and we will need humour, positive energy and good sense to do it. Secrecy comes from fear, so our base-camp must be predicated on the opposite of fear. We must be smiling, non-argumentative and ever-tolerant when faced with the local police or private security, or harassed by undercover officers. Also, it could be an idea to dress a bit smartly if possible as it does make a difference when determining how one is treated by the police. It shouldn't, but it does.

(For those who wish there will also be an opportunity to send love every morning in a Metta meditation before we set off to take pictures. We will send love to every human in the world and even try to narrow it down and send it to the privacy-loving control-freaks plotting and planning in the Dolce Sitges - we'll also send a healthy dose of love to the Spanish secret police who presumably will be watching us from behind a pine tree.)

Prizes

Best photo/footage wins the 'Salt the Slug' cup for 2010 and a free meal for two at the best restaurant in Sitges
Best attempt to send love to Henry Kissinger wins a non-alcoholic cocktail of their choice.
Best poem wins the adulation of your peers.

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Bumping this as avalon was down.

[shybastid]

Wow This sounds as organized as the Summit itself. Let's get some hidden camera's with sound in there ahead of time. I want to be the fly on the wall.
Is that illegle to even say or write? THOSE are the LAST people I want on my ass.
I still want to hear their conversations though.
Nice invitation.

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So, anybody going to try and go to this?

[shybastid]

LOL Eyes wide open. YOU go. Peace Tell me what ya hear. Thank you.

[sunflower]

Alex Jones will certainly be there with his megaphone. Do you think he'll be staying at the campsite or will he opt for more comfy digs at a hotel?

[norman]

I doubt Alex Jones will actually go himself. He's he's picking his fights more carefully these days.

I didn't see a date for the Bilderberg event above. I think we should expect major distractions filling up all the domestic news slots for 2 or 3 weeks around the time they are meeting. Remember last year!?..... We had MP scandals for a month. I think I heard somewhere that the Bilderbergs were changing their arrangements in future because of the increased public profile of the meetings. I wouldn't rule out the possibility that they are NOT meeting in Spain this year. I heard they were going to meet on an isolated island this year. If they've beefed up security, misinformation is likely to be a part of it.

It's getting a bit like "area 51". Nothing really goes on there any more but it's a great tourist attraction and the locals are not going to spoil that, are they?

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BUMP! Its builderberg time next week!
http://www.americanfreepress.net/htm...found_217.html

The Bilderberg world plans....
http://www.prisonplanet.com/bilderbe...ther-year.html

Author Daniel Estulin to Shed Light on Bilderbergs with Historic Presentation at European Parliament

He has been invited to speak at the European Parliament by Mario Borghezio, the most senior Member of European Parliament from Italy. The European Parliament is one of the most powerful legislatures in the world. Estulin’s talk is equivalent to addressing a joint session of Congress. In fact, never before has Bilderberg as a subject seen the light of day in front of such a highly respectable audience - elected senators of European nations.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/Daniel...web4011104.htm

Peter Mandelson & Ed Balls are Builderburgers for those that dont know...
http://www.wearechange.org/?p=1507

[Panta rhei]

holy crap I just had a weird experience.. I was trying to spead the word about this on a youtube channel and copied and pasted the link to the guardian site in the comments of that channel. 2 seconds after I posted it my message was gone! Deleted!

[bluestflame]

good to be cautious of anyone that would seek to incite violence , instigators agitators , some call them bullet makers ,

[Chrononaut]

http://cryptome.org/0001/bilderberg-2010.htm



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Charlie has started his blog...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog...lderberg-spain

Another year, another Bilderberg. The first "participants" (as the delegates are known) won't be arriving until Thursday, but already the Hotel Dolce in Sitges is buzzing with anticipation. This Catalan seaside town hasn't hosted an event as large and politically sensitive as Bilderberg since the legendary 2008 Foam Party at the Mr Gay Sitges awards night.

Last year, Bilderberg was held in Vouliagmeni, on the coast just south of Athens. The Greek minister of finance attended, the minister of foreign affairs, and the governor of the National Bank of Greece. A few months later, Greece was bankrupt and Athens was in flames. So … good luck, Madrid!

Police are already stretching their red stripy tape around the hotel, and zipping up and around the local roads in their squad cars, sniffing for trouble. I'm really hoping there's none to find. The Spanish are promising a beach party and an "awareness camp", with political discussion forums and meditation zones. I plan to spend at least part of Friday sitting cross-legged in a campsite, sending beams of white light up the hill and into the hotel. Feel my love, Marcus Agius – Chairman of Barclays and senior non-executive director on the BBC's new executive board. Let it surround you, Queen Sofia of Spain. Don't fight it, president of the World Bank. You can't beat the love.

It would be nicer if the interface between Bilderberg and the world could be softer – if it could turn an open face towards us, rather than the barrel of a machine gun. What I'm hoping is that this year, in the all-new CamCleggian spirit of openness and political transparency, any British elected official who attends the meeting – and I'm talking to you, Kenneth Clarke and George Osborne – will tell us they attended, tell us what they spoke about, and tell us what the next 12 months has in store. I don't think that's too much to ask.

Not that anyone is really asking. I've come along again this year because I had the horrible, nagging thought that no other journalists would.

Not that I'm a proper journalist. Hardly: consider me an interested citizen of the world come to bear witness to a peculiar, important, and unsettling event.

For a long and luxurious weekend at the Dolce Sitges, relishing its "new and creative buffet concepts" (a table with food on it), prime ministers will mingle with European royalty, with various EU commissioners, with representatives from Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, AIB, Deutsche Bank, Chase Manhattan and Royal Dutch Shell. They'll clink glasses with President Obama's special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, Richard Holbrooke (he is confirmed for this year). And join the Friday night conga line behind the US treasury secretary (Tim Geithner went last year; he goes a lot). We can reasonably expect the head of the Federal Reserve, the president of the World Bank, the secretary general of Nato … they've all attended in the past and many will attend again. So yes, important it is; to think otherwise is painfully naive (see below for the usual "just a big boys' club" comments …)

The conference hotel may be perched above a golf course, and boast two ping pong tables, but this four-day event isn't about who is better at table tennis, Ken Clarke or David Rockefeller (it's Rockefeller). This is about big business, global financial strategy and the economic future of Europe … if indeed it has one.

And most importantly, this four-day event doesn't start until Thursday – and continues all the way through the weekend – so if you're a PROPER journalist reading this, or a blogger, or simply a curious citizen of a Europe on teetering on the edge, then come along. Please come. I'll buy you a Catalan beer. I recommend the Rosita. It's fruity but ballsy – not unlike the winner of Mr Gay Sitges 2008.

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Interview with Charlie Skelton on the Alex Jones show. Made me smile. I like Alexs impression of an English toff! laugh.gif


pt.1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bronVTyr4Q


pt.2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KFwpLCDUYQ

heavy security...
http://www.prisonplanet.com/video-fo...berg-2010.html


the next blog entry is up...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog...harlie-skelton

This is the second dispatch from Charlie Skelton's Bilderblog. Read part one here.

"Congratulations!" grinned the man in charge of this year's Bilderberg conference, mustering as much sarcasm as a Dutchman could muster.

"You are the last guests here! You should have a banner!" he whooped, punching the air, wanting us gone. It's true – we had been dragging our heels as we left the Hotel Dolce Sitges. The folding tables were already being set up in the courtyard for participant lanyards and orientation packs. It was well past the midday "lockdown" of the hotel.

"Lockdown" at Bilderberg means that security is snapped securely shut – it means an unbreachable, Pentagon-like security cordon is tightened around this seaside hotel.

It means that hundreds (and I mean hundreds) of police, in various states of riot readiness, position themselves at every junction, every roundabout, along every road, layby and dirt track within a mile of the building. And every 15 minutes or so, ruining everyone's poolside naps, police choppers circle in the perfect sky above.

The helicopters started yesterday. The day before, as we were checking in, a couple of tourists in microlights came buzzing over the hotel before buzzing off towards the beach. For about two seconds, I thought: "Brilliant! That's how we're going to get photos! From the air!" Then I thought: "CIA snipers! Not so brilliant!".

We've made do with a few sneaky shots around the hotel and some hushed chats with the barstaff. We did a little undercover work. And, as a result, we can confirm the following people will definitely be attending this year's Bilderberg conference in Sitges.

I can't tell you how I know this. Let's just say we 'obtained' this information. Step forward if you hear your name.

1. Marcus Agius: The chairman of Barclays and a senior non-executive director on the BBC's new executive board. Married to Katherine, daughter of Edmund Leopold de Rothschild (I don't know why I mention that. Just a bit of family trivia – the sort of thing some people find interesting).

2. Josef Ackermann: The CEO of Deutsche Bank and a non-executive director of Shell.

3. General Jack Keane, the former vice chief of staff of the US army and on the board of the US defence conglomerate General Dynamics.

4. Juan Luis Cebrián Echarri: The CEO and co-founder of El Pais; the CEO of Grupo Prisa (Spain's biggest publisher); on the board of directors of Le Monde.

5. Richard Holbrooke: Barack Obama's special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan and a member of the board of directors of the Council on Foreign Relations.

6. Gustavo A Cisneros Rendiles: A Venezuelan media mogul – one of the world's richest men.

7. Victor Halberstadt: Professor of public economics at Leiden University and international advisor to Goldman Sachs. President of the International Institute of Public Finance.

8. Roger Altman: The founder and chairman of Evercore Partners, "the most active investment banking boutique in the world" (their website says).

9. Joaquín Almunia: Senior Spanish member of the European commission.

10. W. Edmund Clark: President and CEO of the TD Bank Financial Group.

11. Jan H.M. Hommen: Chairman of the ING Group.

12. Jyrki Katainen: Minster of finance in Finland, chairman of the Finnish National Coalition party.

And they're just the tip of the Bilderberg. More names will emerge as the weekend progresses, and the long-lens snaps have started coming in. The police have started pushing us further from the roundabouts. We've had the first detentions and the first angry deletions of photographs by police.

Although quite why attending Bilderberg has to remain such a mystery remains a mystery. The blackened windows of the limousines, the desperate camera-dodging of the delegates.

Tony Blair attended in 1993, but lied about it in parliament. Why lie? Why hide? If it's a long weekend of ping-pong, why the secrecy? If it's a long weekend of global strategising, why not simply behave like adults and talk to the press about it?

The paranoia was riding high amongst the conference organisers. A pair of them talked about the 2006 Bilderberg conference in Ottawa, where the radio host Alex Jones led the protests with his megaphone.

"They were very close to the hotel," said one. Another looked shocked and asked: "Did they ever try to attack?" A shake of the head and the answer: "No, but it was very scary." A third leaned in: "This is the negative side of the welfare state. People have enough income, so they can do this – it's like a permanent threat."

What threa? That people concerned about the unfairness of the world should drape a banner over a police cordon? That they should shout their anger at the madness of asset-grabbing transnational corporations, whose chairmen are sipping beers with our elected officials? "It's like a permanent threat." Don't make me spit.

My wife, Hannah, felt the hard edge of paranoia as we left the hotel at lockdown. She decided she needed to do some last-minute printing (she suddenly felt the urge to print out a history of Sitges from the internet).

The concierge ushered her into the business centre, where she found herself in the middle of pulsing heart of Bilderberg. She sat down to print. She was spotted. A stern Dutch lady shouted coldly: "Take her to security!" and barked: "What is your name?"

Startled, Hannah remarked: "This isn't a very friendly hotel." The lady replied: "No, it's not a very friendly hotel." Not this week it isn't.

As we left finally left the unfriendly Dolce Sitges, as the plainclothes police gathered, a pallet of watermelons was being rolled into the service entrance alongside a lighting rig. The patio lights had been covered with orange cellophane.

It's going to be quite a show later, the opening night of Bilderberg – watermelons everywhere, greedy eyes glowing orange on the dancefloor.

"More watermelons!" shouts the CEO of Deutsche Bank. Twenty are rolled towards him in an instant. He stamps upon the first and hoots his joy into the orange air, as the DJ leans into the microphone: "And we have a request from Mr Kenneth Clarke, it's Another One Bites the Dust!"

A happy Ken tosses his cigar over his shoulder and takes to the disco floor. Not that Ken's been confirmed yet. He's probably relaxing in his constituency. Maybe someone should find out.

On Tuesday night, when we were at the bar working our way through their selection of Catalan beers, we asked the barman how big he reckoned the Bilderbergers' hotel bill would be.

He rolled his eyes and said: "You don't want to know how much they're paying for this!" He misunderstood. I really did.

If the cost of dinner at the Dolce is anything to go by, it'll be a whacking great tab. My advice to David Rockefeller – avoid the 'award winning' trout fillets. If you're hungry, try the black spaghetti with salmon meatballs to start.

What else…?

My top tips for Bilderberg 2010 participants:

The gazpacho is good but thin.

The righthand of the two ping-pong tables (if you're standing with your back to the sunloungers) has a tricky camber. Better go for the left-hander.

If you're on a budget, go to breakfast at 7am, then go again at half 10, so you can get breakfast and lunch out of the same buffet.

Don't drink the tapwater in the bedrooms. It's got more chlorine in it than the swimming pool.

The kiwifruit breakfast pastries are to die for.

The artichoke soup needs black pepper.

Go to the spa, have an Ayurvedic massage, and during it repeat the mantra: "It's ok if I don't own everything, it's ok if I don't own everything." Then get drunk and throw bread rolls at the stripper.

The staff are Catalan, not Spanish. Apart from the Argentinian bellhop. He's Argentinian.

Cancel three-quarters of your police protection. You don't need them, and they're costing other people money.

[Gita]

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Secretive Bilderberg Club ready for protests


Splash! Could that be the sound of Lord Mandelson hitting one of the Dolce hotel’s four pools? Or Robert Zoellick of the World Bank? Paul Volcker of the US Economic Recovery Advisory Board? Or merely the euro taking another dive?

That is the thing about the Bilderberg group’s top secret meetings: you never know quite what is going on behind the police checkpoints.

Across the world, secretaries to the rich and the powerful have blocked out the next three days in their bosses’ calendars for their annual gathering, this time at the Dolce in Sitges, one of Spain’s most exclusive resorts.

Normally, every minute of their working lives is accounted for but, each year, a couple of hundred of the world’s financial elite and the more business-friendly members of the political class disappear from view; supposedly to save the planet from the dangers of parochialism, the nationalist genie.

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Continued here.

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Guardian blog Number 3

Ivan was alone on the roundabout. He had been left in charge of the banners while everyone else ate breakfast.

He slipped an empty bottle of red wine into a binliner and stretched. At his feet was a chalk-drawn pyramid showing the structure of society, the word "pueblo" at the bottom, and the tip pointing up the hill towards Bilderberg. It's a short pyramid today, maybe half a heavily-armed mile from Rockefeller down to Ivan.

Ivan's bed last night – is it had been the night before – was the scrub by the roadside. "It's not so cold in my bag," he said. "A lot of times I travel in the mountains – in the mountains, you can sleep anywhere."

A lone Catalonian in green trousers, he clutched a leaflet and stood in the Sitges sun as, up the hill, billionaires and finance ministers ate kiwifruit patisseries.

The shame, the awful poignancy of Bilderberg, is that, for much of the time, there are more delegates up the hill than there are protesters at the foot of it.

On that point, there's something I'd like you to do. I'd like you to extend a grateful thought, a prayer of thanks, an idle nod of acknowledgment – a something, an anything – towards Ivan and all the others who have come to Sitges to bear witness to Bilderberg 2010.

These people are on your side, they are fighting your corner. And if you don't think it's a corner that needs fighting, or if it's a corner you think is being fought by the people up the hill ... well, good luck to you.

I want you to know, though, that the people who are crawling around on pine needles with long lenses, trying to identify delegates (and doing pretty well, by the way), the people who are being detained, searched, questioned, then heading out again into the hills, the people who are sitting late into the night at the campsite bar, talking about distracted populations and central banks, are not lunatics.

They are your very best friends. They're not feeble-minded or playing some kind of game. They are deadly serious, and they are worried to death.

These people look at the state of the world and they pack a rucksack and sleep at the side of a roundabout.

The head of the IMF (and Bilderberger), Dominique Strauss-Kahn, looks at the world and declares: "Crisis is an opportunity." He sees the precarious global economy and floats the idea for "a new global currency issued by a global central bank".

Now, if you think that's a good idea – if you think yet more centralisation of debt (and interest payments), and more unelected financial control is a good thing – then good luck (what are you? The chairman of Barclays?)

We already have a world, says Daniel Estulin, the arch Bilderbotherer, "where unelected bodies like the IMF can tell sovereign nations like Greece what to do".

THE REST:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog...ton-protesters


This year seems to be the year that the MSM wake up to Bilderberg! About time. Every year for 10 years I banged on about this....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6YXX...embedded#at=71

http://www.prisonplanet.com/large-pr...rg-agenda.html

Bill gates attends Bilderberg...
Microsoft founder Bill Gates will join fellow elitists for the first time at the 2010 Bilderberg conference currently taking place in Sitges Spain, after he apparently attempted to pull a bait and switch by pretending to attend another event before being forced to admit to journalists that he will give a speech at the globalist confab.

The rest:

http://www.prisonplanet.com/eugenici...onference.html

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Donald Rumsfeld is there too apparently.

[Etherios]

Do you guys thing that the PTB are loosing there grasp and ppl start to get the word out or is this just planed to throw dirt in our eyes and cover other things??? i am still not sure. these ppl know and plan years ahead ... how is it possible to fear this i dont understand

[Majorion]

I think this whole Bilderberg conspiracy is a diversion, clever way to stereotype a conspiracy, global elites having some "mysterious meeting" supposedly planning the end of the world. When its probably the type of meeting where they drink wine and a bit of self glorification.

[norman]

Although I think the current saber rattlings around the world are more for distraction, My general impression from what I've heard so far about this year's Bilderberg meeting is that the PTB are leaping up above the long grass and switching from stealth to chase ( to put it as an African water hole scenario) and from now on it's going to get wild and whacky with no more secrecy and denial, just raw rampage with what looks to me like more desperation than they had in their plans.

In my own mind, I'm pretty sure that WAR is on the agenda for quite soon. I don't think they've got all their ducks lined up as intended though, but war they want, and badly.

I've quite failed to understand why, but it looks pretty certain to me that the oil rig disaster was 'planned'. The main reason for thinking so, is that Goldman Sachs ( yes - them again!) dumped 4.8 million shares in BP 4 days before the err.... "insident".

I can't work out what's happening but I absolutely know something massive is going on.

[Majorion]

Posted by norman (here)
I can't work out what's happening but I absolutely know something massive is going on.

If I had to bet the next massive 'something' it seems evident Iran would definitely be caught in the crossfire.