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samcol · 06-09-2006, 09:46 AM

One of the most elite meetings in the world is taking place right now in Canada called the Bilderberg group. The problem with these CEOs, politicians, and other well to do's meeting secretly is that they have the ability to shape global policy without any input from the people who they are influencing. This yearly meeting has gained some mainstream news thanks to Jim Tucker who has been sneaking into the meetings for years.

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Kanata hotel hosts high-level power group

CBC News | June 9 2006

A serene setting in Ottawa's west-end Kanata suburb has been transformed into a four-day festival of black suits, black limousines, burly security guards and a bevy of conspiracy theories.

The security outside the Brookstreet Hotel is much tighter than it is on Parliament Hill. Inside, the CBC was told, all guests were asked to check out at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday.

The hotel appears to be hosting the annual meeting of one of the world's most secretive and powerful societies: the Bilderberg group. But, of course, no one will admit it.

The Bilderberg group includes European royalty, national leaders, political power brokers, and the heads of some of the world's largest companies.

The "Bilderberg" title comes from what is generally recognized to be the location of its first official meeting in 1954 — the Hotel de Bilderberg in Oosterbeek near Arnhem in the Netherlands.

People who follow the Bilderberg group say it persuaded Europe to adopt a common currency, and, among other things, persuaded Bill Clinton to support the North American Free Trade Agreement.

They say the members of the Bilderberg group will spend this week deciding what to do about high oil prices and how to lessen the instability of Iran.

"David Rockefeller is going to be here. Henry Kissinger is going to be here. Wolfowitz, the president of the World Bank, is going to be here. Rodrigo [de] Rato, who is the president of the International Monetary Fund, is going to be here," says Daniel Estulin, who has written a book about the Bilderberg group.

Another author, Jim Tucker, who has followed the Bilderberg group for the last 30 years, told CBC News he is troubled by all the secrecy.

"Officials of the United States government [should not] have a private meeting with private citizens about public policy," Tucker says.

He says some of the world's most pressing issues will be discussed at the meeting in Kanata.

"Of course, Iraq [will be discussed], whether we invade Iran. I think I'm personally sure the European Bilderbergs will oppose any all-out invasion of Iran. They may go along with surgical strikes — something short of a land invasion — this is what I think, not what I know," Tucker says.

Officials at the Brookstreet Hotel said there was nothing special going on there Thursday. However, they can't explain why the hotel parking lot has been cleared of all cars, and there are security guards at every entrance.

This link has a partial who's who of a past Bildeberg meeting. It's amazing that this many high profile people can meet together with hardly a blurb in the national media.

Apparently John Edward's performance at the Bilderberg meeting was the reason he was chosen to be the VP candidate.

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Bilderberg 'performance'
key to Edwards VP pick
'He reported back directly to Kerry' said participant in super-secret conference

Sen. John Edwards' standout "performance" at the super-secret Bilderberg meeting in Italy last month may have been a key reason for his selection as John Kerry's vice presidential running mate, according to the New York Times.

The 50th anniversary conference of the elite group – which many believe conspires semi-annually to foster global government – met June 3 through June 6 in Stresa, Italy, at the Grand Hotel des Iles Borromees.

Here's a blog about the event, the actual website in the headline has embedded links and references.

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Bilderberg Mafia Comes Under Scrutiny Of Canadian Media
How long before kingmakers forced to retreat to secret island?

Paul Joseph Watson/Prison Planet.com | June 9 2006

The Canadian media has already blitzed its American counterparts by producing a rash of reports about the secretive Bilderberg Group meeting in Ottawa as the conference enters its second day.

In 2002 Bilderberg met in Virginia Washington yet not one American newspaper or TV station reported on a confab which is routinely attended by the most influential politicos in the world.

That trend has totally reversed this time around, with the Canadian media already pumping out more reports than we saw for the entire duration of last year's conference in Germany. These include several pieces by the Ottawa Citizen, as well as the Globe and Mail and the Ottawa Sun. A Canadian Press article has also been syndicated to numerous different outlets nationwide.

A handful of separate reports also covered the grueling 15 hour detainment of Alex Jones by Canadian immigration authorities at the request of Bilderberg security.

The Canadian media should be commended for doing their job - putting the lapdog American media to shame - and shining a spotlight on an organization that steers the course of geopolitics yet operates with no democratic oversight whatsoever.

If this sea change continues at next year's meeting, how long before the skulking kingpins of the global criminal elite are forced to cut their shadowy deals on a remote private island?

The 2006 Bilderberg participant list is out and it includes names such as, "New York Governor George Pataki, deputy prime minister of Iraq Ahmad Chalabi, the heads of Coca-Cola, Credit Suisse, the Royal Bank of Canada, a number of media moguls, and cabinet ministers from Spain and Greece."

Regulars David Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger and Queen Beatrix of Holland are also in attendance as well as, "Jorma Ollila, chairman of Royal Dutch Shell, Egil Myklebust, chairman of Scandinavian Airlines, World Bank president James Wolfenson, and Frank McKenna, former New Brunswick premier and ex-Canadian ambassador to the U.S."

The Ottawa Sun is even running a poll asking readers what they think the main topic of discussion will be at Bilderberg this year, with a majority of 34% thinking it will be oil prices and 25% the war on terror. It also quotes Alex Jones and discusses his ordeal with Canadian immigration.

"These guys love secrecy -- 125 of the most elite people on the planet meeting together and setting policy," Jones said. "It's diabolical -- world government, global taxation. On the agenda here, they're debating (an impending) attack on Iran."

Following his arrival in one of the fleet of limousines tagged with a 'B' for identification, The Ottawa Citizen approached arch Neo-Con warmonger Richard Perle and challenged him on the question of whether Bilderberg directs the course of world policy, specifically in relation to oil prices considering the large amount of representatives from the industry who attend.

"If it did, I'd be trading on oil futures," snapped Perle.

The fact is that during last year's conference in Rottach-Egern, Bilderberg luminaries 'forecasted' the dramatic rise in oil prices. A year ago oil stood at $40 a barrel - now it's $70.

The BBC also uncovered Bilderberg documents dating back to the 1950's showing that the subsequent EU common market and the Euro was originally the brainchild of Bilderberg.

Perle told former Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien that he would be embarrassed when weapons of mass destruction were found after chastising him for not sending troops into Iraq in 2003.

A separate Ottawa Sun report carries an intriguing story of a daring reporter's attempt to infiltrate the Bilderberg's hotel, which has been closed to ordinary members of the public and is protected by both police and private security firm Globe Risk.

Ottawa cops even have to identify themselves to Globe Risk officials before being allowed near the hotel. What does that tell you about how Bilderberg place their authority above the law to which the rest of us are subject?

Another firm, Iron Horse Security are employed to guard the rear entrance of the hotel and look like they've just arrived from a funeral, having been ordered to buy black suits for the occasion.

Alex Jones and team are now in place and ready to dig deeper into what the Bilderberg agenda is shaping up to be in the coming year.

More reports to follow throughout the weekend.

Bilderberg Archive

I'm wondering if anyone has ever heard of this group that has been meeting since the 1950s, and what your opinion is of the group in regards to whether or not these people have a significant effect on geo-political issues.

Redlemon · 06-09-2006, 10:16 AM

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They say the members of the Bilderberg group will spend this week deciding what to do about high oil prices and how to lessen the instability of Iran.

Sounds good to me. I hope someone can solve those questions.

hagatha · 06-09-2006, 10:40 AM

I'm not sure why you're so surprised. Elites do control all the decision making in "democratic" societies. In countries where barely 60% of the voting eligible populace bothers to exercise its democratic rights, let alone take an active part in the political process, who else is going to control the direction governments take?

Leto · 06-09-2006, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Redlemon

Sounds good to me. I hope someone can solve those questions.

ya, except that I don't think they want to lower the prices. I bet they are trying to figure out how much higher the market can bear.

* edit

Oh ya, and that perle? what an ass.

Elphaba · 06-09-2006, 03:17 PM

I'm curious as to way this is in paranoia. The group does exist and it's interests are global.

samcol · 06-09-2006, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Elphaba

I'm curious as to way this is in paranoia. The group does exist and it's interests are global.

Good question. I guess maybe I should have started in it politics. It's hard to bring up non-mainstream topics there however without someone using the 'conspiracy theory' cop out. It seems in paranoia at least there can be honest debate.

dksuddeth · 06-09-2006, 04:57 PM

the bilderberg group relies heavily on the two major parties. the easiest way to leave them out in the cold is to vote libertarian or constitution party.

Daniel_ · 06-10-2006, 02:06 AM

That's an odd thing to say about a multinational group dksuddeth.

What should I (as a brit) vote, when it seems that anoyone with a chance of winning anything si in with people like this?

dksuddeth · 06-10-2006, 06:12 AM

Daniel, I personally don't know a whole lot about the political body and makeup of Britain so I wouldn't know first hand how you should go about changing anything. My apologies, I was speaking strictly to how it deals with US political bodies.

Charlatan · 06-10-2006, 06:15 AM

Don't kid yourself dksuddeth. Organizations like this do not rely on anything but power. While they have connections in the US to the Dems and the Repubs, they will also have access to anyone else in power.

Make sure that you don't wear rose coloured glasses when you look at the Libertarians. All parties espouse high-minded principles but when in power they are subject to the same forces and they all bend or break the same way.

dksuddeth · 06-10-2006, 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Charlatan

Don't kid yourself dksuddeth. Organizations like this do not rely on anything but power. While they have connections in the US to the Dems and the Repubs, they will also have access to anyone else in power.

Make sure that you don't wear rose coloured glasses when you look at the Libertarians. All parties espouse high-minded principles but when in power they are subject to the same forces and they all bend or break the same way.

you are about 95% correct charlatan, while most in power (the adage about power corrupts is in play) are easily influenced by those in economic power, there are some of us who aren't.

percy · 06-10-2006, 08:28 AM

I was driving home the other day after running some errands and noticed quit a few limos headed in the same direction. My first thought was that there must be a concert in town.

The following morning I read the paper and find out a Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger and all kinds of high powered people are meeting behind closed doors to determine the worlds fate, or direction at least.

This is the Bilderberg Group. Anyone ever hear of them? I certainly haven't.It is kind of cool but scary at the same time that these folks are making plans for how they see the world and how they will direct such change.

I'm not so naive to believe this doesn't happen all the time between countries and the likes, but it is unsettling to know that whatever goes on, we have absolutely no control over.

Just think of how these folks can control money and power. The term 'the rich get richer' comes to mind but really, this goes much beyond that.

What does anyone think of this? Are you intrigued by what these people may be planning for the world? Does it make you think that maybe conspiracies surrounding major calamities like 9/11 or others are not so far fetched? Do you think it is business as usual? And who, if anyone polices these people?

Kind of reminds me of the movie Star Chamber a bit. What do you think of this and how much influence does a group like this have in altering world affairs?

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VIPs' arrivals marked by a discreet 'B'

The Bilderberg members began arriving yesterday for their meeting at the Brookstreet Hotel over the next few days. They include: (U.S. banker David Rockefeller, of the famous Rockefeller family and chairman of the Trilateral Commission); Frank McKenna, former New Brunswick premier and ambassador to the U.S.; Jorma Ollila, chairman of Royal Dutch Shell, one of the world's largest energy companies; Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands; former U.S. defence policy adviser Richard Perle and World Bank President James Wolfenson.

Greeted at the airport by limousine drivers holding single-letter "B" signs, global luminaries such as Henry Kissinger, David Rockefeller and Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands began quietly slipping into Ottawa yesterday for the annual gathering of the ultra-secretive Bilderberg Group.

Over the next three days at the Brookstreet Hotel in Kanata, they and other prominent political and business leaders from North America and Europe are expected to discuss issues such as the security threat posed by Iran and the direction of oil markets.

The group's discreet approach was evident as attendees arrived yesterday at the Ottawa Airport.

Outside the airport, a phalanx of limousines lined up to ferry guests to the Brookstreet, where security guards with ear pieces kept watch over the barricaded entrance to the hotel parking lot.

Limos were also dispatched to the nearby Shell Aerocentre to retrieve participants arriving on private aircraft. Some attendees had the single-letter "B" on their luggage tags.

Approached by a Citizen reporter upon his arrival, former U.S. defence policy adviser Richard Perle shot down criticism about the secrecy of the group's meetings. "It's a private organization," he said. He denied the charge, advanced by Bilderberg critics, that the organization crafts public policy behind closed doors. "It discusses public policy," he stressed.

Mr. Perle also dismissed suggestions that the group's heavy representation from the oil industry gives it influence over energy prices. "If it did, I'd be trading on oil futures," he said.

A former assistant secretary of defence to president Ronald Reagan, Mr. Perle is still considered an influential adviser in U.S. conservative circles. He advised President George W. Bush and is said to be a close friend of Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.

In 2003, he publicly chastised the Canadian government for refusing to send troops to Iraq and warned that "lame-duck" prime minister Jean Chretien would be embarrassed once weapons of mass destruction were found.

Also seen arriving yesterday were Jorma Ollila, chairman of Royal Dutch Shell, Egil Myklebust, chairman of Scandinavian Airlines, World Bank president James Wolfenson, and Frank McKenna, former New Brunswick premier and ex-Canadian ambassador to the U.S.

According to an unsigned press release sent by fax yesterday, presumably by Bilderberg organizers, attendees will also include New York Governor George Pataki, deputy prime minister of Iraq Ahmad Chalabi, the heads of Coca-Cola, Credit Suisse, the Royal Bank of Canada, a number of media moguls, and cabinet ministers from Spain and Greece.

The release confirmed this year's meeting will deal with energy issues, Iran, the Middle East, terrorism, immigration, Russia, European-American relations and Asia.

"The meeting is private to encourage frank and open discussion," said the release. "There will be no press conference."

Security was relatively light at the airport, with only a few uniformed police on hand.

But at the Brookstreet, the parking lot in front of the hotel was completely emptied and entrances to the lot were barricaded. A tow truck removed any vehicles that did not comply.

Private security guards in black blazers guarded various points around the hotel perimeter, including the golf course behind the Brookstreet. A number of Ottawa police officers also provided security.

Guests who stayed at the hotel on Wednesday night were asked to check out by 8:30 a.m. yesterday, several hours earlier than usual. The hotel is closed through Sunday.

The sidewalk in front of the hotel has become an improvised campground for conspiracy theorists and dedicated Bilderberg watchers, few more colourful than James P. Tucker Jr., a 71-year-old writer who says he has covered every Bilderberg conference for the last 30 years.

Mr. Tucker, who recently published a book called the Bilderberg Diary, said he spent several days this week casing out the hotel, plying Brookstreet bartenders for information over glasses of tomato juice.

"For years they denied their very existence," said Mr. Tucker, dressed in a black pinstriped suit and straw hat. "Well, they certainly influence the world."

Daniel Estulin, who flew from Spain to cover this week's conference, is such a regular on the circuit that he is on a first-name basis with Bilderberg security officials.

"Their main objective is creating a world government ruled by an elite group of people whose main objective is to control all the natural resources of the planet," said Mr. Estulin, who brought a small camera to snap photos of the Bilderbergers as they arrived in dark luxury sedans with tinted windows. Some of the sedans had sheets of paper bearing the trademark "B" on the dashboard.

But the Bilderbergers also attracted curious onlookers who only recently learned about the event through the media.

"There are all sorts of gaps in what politicians say and do. This is just another example of the circumventing of the democratic process," said Cindy Mogensen, who took a break from work yesterday to check out the conference.

© The Ottawa Citizen 2006

http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/...45&k=98417&p=1

And another link

http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2...621469-cp.html

CaptainSpeedy · 06-10-2006, 09:05 AM

Yes, they have come up alot recently with all the Da Vinci Code tie-in tv programs. Normally billed as a modern day Illuminati running the world in (near) secret.

Members just say that they can discuss issues without fear of the media.

My guess is that if you have heard of them from the press, they don't have that much control!

samcol · 06-11-2006, 04:03 PM

Here's a video of alex jones bullhorning at their hotel.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles...6Bullhorns.htm

ObieX · 06-11-2006, 11:27 PM

How many people think they pay alex jones to do what he does to make anyone who speaks against this group look like crackpots?

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Don't kid yourself dksuddeth. Organizations like this do not rely on anything but power. While they have connections in the US to the Dems and the Repubs, they will also have access to anyone else in power.

yep you get power (for example the governor of new york) and you get sucked into their group. They'll invite you to their little party and if you don't fit in then you probably wont get invited back and worked against. *shrugs* Not hard to imagine.

06-09-2006, 10:40 AM	#3 (permalink)
hagatha Addict	I'm not sure why you're so surprised. Elites do control all the decision making in "democratic" societies. In countries where barely 60% of the voting eligible populace bothers to exercise its democratic rights, let alone take an active part in the political process, who else is going to control the direction governments take? __________________ Thats the last time I trust the strangest people I ever met....H. Simpson

06-09-2006, 04:57 PM	#7 (permalink)
dksuddeth Junkie Location: bedford, tx	the bilderberg group relies heavily on the two major parties. the easiest way to leave them out in the cold is to vote libertarian or constitution party. __________________ "no amount of force can control a free man, a man whose mind is free. No, not the rack, not fission bombs, not anything. You cannot conquer a free man; the most you can do is kill him."

06-10-2006, 02:06 AM	#8 (permalink)
Daniel_ Evil Priest: The Devil Made Me Do It! Location: Southern England	That's an odd thing to say about a multinational group dksuddeth. What should I (as a brit) vote, when it seems that anoyone with a chance of winning anything si in with people like this? __________________ ╔═════════════════════════════════════════╗ Overhead, the Albatross hangs motionless upon the air, And deep beneath the rolling waves, In labyrinths of Coral Caves, The Echo of a distant time Comes willowing across the sand; And everthing is Green and Submarine ╚═════════════════════════════════════════╝

06-10-2006, 06:12 AM	#9 (permalink)
dksuddeth Junkie Location: bedford, tx	Daniel, I personally don't know a whole lot about the political body and makeup of Britain so I wouldn't know first hand how you should go about changing anything. My apologies, I was speaking strictly to how it deals with US political bodies. __________________ "no amount of force can control a free man, a man whose mind is free. No, not the rack, not fission bombs, not anything. You cannot conquer a free man; the most you can do is kill him."

06-10-2006, 06:15 AM	#10 (permalink)
Charlatan Getting it. Super Moderator Location: Lion City	Don't kid yourself dksuddeth. Organizations like this do not rely on anything but power. While they have connections in the US to the Dems and the Repubs, they will also have access to anyone else in power. Make sure that you don't wear rose coloured glasses when you look at the Libertarians. All parties espouse high-minded principles but when in power they are subject to the same forces and they all bend or break the same way. __________________ "My hands are on fire. Hands are on fire. Ain't got no more time for all you charlatans and liars." - Old Man Luedecke

06-09-2006, 03:17 PM	#5 (permalink)
Elphaba Deja Moo Location: Olympic Peninsula, WA	I'm curious as to way this is in paranoia. The group does exist and it's interests are global.

06-10-2006, 08:28 AM	#12 (permalink)
percy Addict	The Bilderberg Group - Overseeing the world order I was driving home the other day after running some errands and noticed quit a few limos headed in the same direction. My first thought was that there must be a concert in town. The following morning I read the paper and find out a Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger and all kinds of high powered people are meeting behind closed doors to determine the worlds fate, or direction at least. This is the Bilderberg Group. Anyone ever hear of them? I certainly haven't.It is kind of cool but scary at the same time that these folks are making plans for how they see the world and how they will direct such change. I'm not so naive to believe this doesn't happen all the time between countries and the likes, but it is unsettling to know that whatever goes on, we have absolutely no control over. Just think of how these folks can control money and power. The term 'the rich get richer' comes to mind but really, this goes much beyond that. What does anyone think of this? Are you intrigued by what these people may be planning for the world? Does it make you think that maybe conspiracies surrounding major calamities like 9/11 or others are not so far fetched? Do you think it is business as usual? And who, if anyone polices these people? Kind of reminds me of the movie Star Chamber a bit. What do you think of this and how much influence does a group like this have in altering world affairs? -------------------------------------------------------------------- VIPs' arrivals marked by a discreet 'B' The Bilderberg members began arriving yesterday for their meeting at the Brookstreet Hotel over the next few days. They include: (U.S. banker David Rockefeller, of the famous Rockefeller family and chairman of the Trilateral Commission); Frank McKenna, former New Brunswick premier and ambassador to the U.S.; Jorma Ollila, chairman of Royal Dutch Shell, one of the world's largest energy companies; Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands; former U.S. defence policy adviser Richard Perle and World Bank President James Wolfenson. Greeted at the airport by limousine drivers holding single-letter "B" signs, global luminaries such as Henry Kissinger, David Rockefeller and Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands began quietly slipping into Ottawa yesterday for the annual gathering of the ultra-secretive Bilderberg Group. Over the next three days at the Brookstreet Hotel in Kanata, they and other prominent political and business leaders from North America and Europe are expected to discuss issues such as the security threat posed by Iran and the direction of oil markets. The group's discreet approach was evident as attendees arrived yesterday at the Ottawa Airport. Outside the airport, a phalanx of limousines lined up to ferry guests to the Brookstreet, where security guards with ear pieces kept watch over the barricaded entrance to the hotel parking lot. Limos were also dispatched to the nearby Shell Aerocentre to retrieve participants arriving on private aircraft. Some attendees had the single-letter "B" on their luggage tags. Approached by a Citizen reporter upon his arrival, former U.S. defence policy adviser Richard Perle shot down criticism about the secrecy of the group's meetings. "It's a private organization," he said. He denied the charge, advanced by Bilderberg critics, that the organization crafts public policy behind closed doors. "It discusses public policy," he stressed. Mr. Perle also dismissed suggestions that the group's heavy representation from the oil industry gives it influence over energy prices. "If it did, I'd be trading on oil futures," he said. A former assistant secretary of defence to president Ronald Reagan, Mr. Perle is still considered an influential adviser in U.S. conservative circles. He advised President George W. Bush and is said to be a close friend of Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. In 2003, he publicly chastised the Canadian government for refusing to send troops to Iraq and warned that "lame-duck" prime minister Jean Chretien would be embarrassed once weapons of mass destruction were found. Also seen arriving yesterday were Jorma Ollila, chairman of Royal Dutch Shell, Egil Myklebust, chairman of Scandinavian Airlines, World Bank president James Wolfenson, and Frank McKenna, former New Brunswick premier and ex-Canadian ambassador to the U.S. According to an unsigned press release sent by fax yesterday, presumably by Bilderberg organizers, attendees will also include New York Governor George Pataki, deputy prime minister of Iraq Ahmad Chalabi, the heads of Coca-Cola, Credit Suisse, the Royal Bank of Canada, a number of media moguls, and cabinet ministers from Spain and Greece. The release confirmed this year's meeting will deal with energy issues, Iran, the Middle East, terrorism, immigration, Russia, European-American relations and Asia. "The meeting is private to encourage frank and open discussion," said the release. "There will be no press conference." Security was relatively light at the airport, with only a few uniformed police on hand. But at the Brookstreet, the parking lot in front of the hotel was completely emptied and entrances to the lot were barricaded. A tow truck removed any vehicles that did not comply. Private security guards in black blazers guarded various points around the hotel perimeter, including the golf course behind the Brookstreet. A number of Ottawa police officers also provided security. Guests who stayed at the hotel on Wednesday night were asked to check out by 8:30 a.m. yesterday, several hours earlier than usual. The hotel is closed through Sunday. The sidewalk in front of the hotel has become an improvised campground for conspiracy theorists and dedicated Bilderberg watchers, few more colourful than James P. Tucker Jr., a 71-year-old writer who says he has covered every Bilderberg conference for the last 30 years. Mr. Tucker, who recently published a book called the Bilderberg Diary, said he spent several days this week casing out the hotel, plying Brookstreet bartenders for information over glasses of tomato juice. "For years they denied their very existence," said Mr. Tucker, dressed in a black pinstriped suit and straw hat. "Well, they certainly influence the world." Daniel Estulin, who flew from Spain to cover this week's conference, is such a regular on the circuit that he is on a first-name basis with Bilderberg security officials. "Their main objective is creating a world government ruled by an elite group of people whose main objective is to control all the natural resources of the planet," said Mr. Estulin, who brought a small camera to snap photos of the Bilderbergers as they arrived in dark luxury sedans with tinted windows. Some of the sedans had sheets of paper bearing the trademark "B" on the dashboard. But the Bilderbergers also attracted curious onlookers who only recently learned about the event through the media. "There are all sorts of gaps in what politicians say and do. This is just another example of the circumventing of the democratic process," said Cindy Mogensen, who took a break from work yesterday to check out the conference. © The Ottawa Citizen 2006 http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/...45&k=98417&p=1 And another link http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2...621469-cp.html

06-10-2006, 09:05 AM	#13 (permalink)
CaptainSpeedy Insane	Yes, they have come up alot recently with all the Da Vinci Code tie-in tv programs. Normally billed as a modern day Illuminati running the world in (near) secret. Members just say that they can discuss issues without fear of the media. My guess is that if you have heard of them from the press, they don't have that much control!

06-11-2006, 04:03 PM	#14 (permalink)
samcol Junkie Location: Indiana	Here's a video of alex jones bullhorning at their hotel. http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles...6Bullhorns.htm