Bilderberg 2006

[davidgordonwest]

The most likely originators of the idea for 9/11 were members of the Bilderberg Group.

This years meeting is taking place at The Brook Street Hotel, in Ottawa Canada from 7th June to 11th June.
Whilst the hotel denies all knowledge, of course, then a check on room availabilty reveals that no rooms are available between 7th June and 12th June, but rooms are readily available on 6th June and before, and also 13th June and after. Too much coincidence can be taken as further confirmation of the place which will be used tp plan next years wars and disasters.

I was directed to this forum by the website of Bilderburg.org, but could find no other reference to this meeting. Apologies if I have posted in the wrong place - I just joined.

You might be interested to know that this site has received the accolade of being blocked from access from within China, unless an anonymiser is used of course.

[TimmyG]

yeah. looking forward to alex jones reporting on this meeting.
I wonder who's gonna be attending

so this site (nineeleven.co.uk) is non accessable from china?
hmm. i wonder why china wouldn't want people to know the truth about 911?

[davidgordonwest]

It's not just this site.
Even the BBC is blocked, and so is geocities, Angelfire, and a host of others not related to 911. Its surprising which sites are blocked, and which are available. This is the first instance of a 911 site blockage that I've come across, and I use 911 sites all the time.
Logic here is very dificult to understand!!
Apparently the Iran war is to be discussed by the Bildergergers. It would be interesting to know if they are going to nuke the planet, before they do it.

[PercyPenguin]

[andyb]

Someone posted that David Cameron had been to a meeting? Does anyone have any evidence of this? If so, I suggest we use our knowledge and put some of our funds on a Tory win at the next election. The omnly way we will lose is if the truth emerges beforehand, in which case we won't need the funds.

[Sinclair]

If David Cameron is going to to the Bilderberg meeting this year, then it would be worth a bet that he/the Tory's will be in power next.

Tony Blair attended a Bilderberg meeting in Greece in 1993 BEFORE becoming Labour party leader (upon the death of John Smith*) in July 1994 (see post Robin Cook & 7/7 connection).

* John Smith - regarded as a man of integrity - decent and honest widely expected to lead Labour to victory at the next general election and become prime minister. The best Prime Minister we never had.

John Smith would never (I believe) have been as acquiescent as Tony Blair has been to the US led global agenda, which 911 (conveniently - as planned) has played a major part in.

[TimmyG]

does anyone know if any labour or lib dem candidates are attending this meeting?

[davidgordonwest]

[flamesong]

[Sinclair]

Flamesong,

Yes, you are correct, it appears that John Smith did attend the '91 Bilderberg Conference (as did Shadow Chancellor Gordon Brown).

Does that make him less respectable? As opposition leader he perhaps did not want to pass on such an influential meeting. I suspect that young politcal hopefuls are 'sussed out' by the older boys at such meetings & then mechanisms are put in place to allow the 'carreer progression' to happen, to place such chosen ones in power.

I also suspect that there are inner sanctums at such meetings, where only certain individuals are invited on a need to know basis (i.e. only the 'old boys'). Who knows??

Maybe John Smith was deemed 'unsuitable' after his attendance at the '91 conference (I don't think J.Smith was at the '93 Athens conference with Blair & Kenneth Clarke)

Info on the Bilderberg conferences is available here.

[Justin]

Hi Sinclair,

[flamesong]

[Sinclair]

The article below is from http://www.americanfreepress.net/html/bilderberg_to_meet_in_canada.htm l.

As to whether David Cameron is attending, it would be worth keeping a tab on the news/(House of Commons debates, to check as to whether Cameron is in the country on the days June 8-11.

Note the proximity of the conference to the kick off of the World Cup, so that any media/public interest will be lost in the furor of the World Cup.

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Bilderberg to Meet in Canada
By James P. Tucker Jr.


The secretive group known as Bilderberg will hold its annual secret meeting at the posh Brook Street Resort a few miles from Ottawa, Canada, June 8-11.

The location and part of the agenda was disclosed to American Free Press by a source inside Bilderberg’s inner circle.

High on the Bilderberg’s secret agenda this year are oil prices and the political upheaval in Latin America. When meeting last year in Rottach-Egern, Germany, Bilderberg called for dramatic increases in the price of oil. Oil prices started climbing immediately from $40 a barrel to $70.

Whether Bilderberg will call for still higher prices is unclear, but Henry Kissinger and others had gleefully anticipated ultimate prices at $150 a barrel a year ago. Bilderberg is certainly concerned about supply, which is related to the “Latin American problem,” as one insider said.

Approximately 120 international leaders in politics and finance will also discuss the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which has caused a rare breach between American Bilderbergers and their European counterparts since the United States Iraq invasion in 2003. Whether the United States should invade Iran is also high on the agenda.

Bilderberg is especially concerned about Venezuela, where as part of a plan to increase revenues from its petroleum industry President Hugo Chavez said May 7 he would impose a new tax on companies that extract oil from his country. Big Oil is represented at Bilderberg by Jeroen van der Veer of The Netherlands, chairman of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group and Franco Bernabe of Italy, vice chairman of Rothschild Europe, among others. “We are going to create a new oil tax, called the tax on extraction,”
Chavez said. “The companies that are pumping oil in Venezuela are making a lot of money.”

Chavez accused foreign oil companies of exploiting his country’s vast petroleum reserves without paying sufficient taxes. Venezuela is the world’s fifth-largest oil exporter but has troubled oil barons by sending cheap petroleum to needy American families and subsidizing domestic use so local citizens pay 12 cents a gallon.

Venezuela has voided oil-pumping contracts with private companies at 32 fields and replaced them with a mixed-company model that gave Venezuela’s state-owned Petroleos de Venezuela SA a minimum 60 percent stake. Chavez has also sharply raised royalties and taxes, and reduced potential drilling acreage by almost two-thirds. He is also resisting expansion of NAFTA throughout the hemisphere, a prime Bilderberg goal.

Chavez’s outspoken criticisms of the United States make it unlikely that American Bilderbergers can help smooth over the supply problem. However, banker David Rockefeller’s family has always had a heavy interest in oil and other investments in South America.

President Bush will have a top White House aide representing him at Bilderberg, and high officials of the state, defense and treasury departments will attend. Heads of state and other high officials in government and banking will attend from Europe and Canada.

Bilderberg’s agenda also includes the turmoil in the Middle East, nuclear proliferation, with an emphasis on Iran, North Korea and Pakistan, and global warming.

The Bilderberg group takes it name from the hotel in Holland where the group met in 1954, during the earliest period of its inception. Bilderbergers meet regularly, presumably on a once-a-year basis, at various locations around the world, always in extreme secrecy, often at resorts controlled by either the Rockefeller or Rothschild families. The Rothschild family is the leading European force within the Bilderberg Group, sharing its power with the American-based Rockefeller empire.

Bilderberg maintains an extremely low profile and seldom, if ever, publishes reports or studies for the public, at least, under its own official aegis. Participants denied the groups very existence for decades until it was forced into the open by the glare of media publicity, generated largely by the now defunct Spotlight newspaper.

(Issue #22, May 29, 2006)

[Sinclair]

The the list of people who attended the Bilderberg Group conference in Ottawa is here.

The British participants (with their given titles) were (from here):

Balls, Edward Economic Secretary to the Treasury
Browne, John Group Chief Executive, BP plc
Clarke, Kenneth Member of Parliament
Kaletsky, Anatole Editor at Large, Times
Kerr of Kinlochard, John Deputy Chairman, Royal Dutch Shell plc
Osborne, George Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer
Wolf, Martin H. Assoc. Editor and Economics Commentator, The Financial Times

The Economist provided the rapporteurs:

Bredow, Vendeline von Paris Correspondent, The Economist
Woolridge, Adrian D. Foreign Correspondent, The Economist

So Cameron didn't go, but his Shadow Chancellor did.....
Hmmm

[TonyGosling]

From today's Telegraph. Ten years ago this article - in the Telegraph in particular - could never have happened - Kissinger and his weasel cronies (God forgive him if he can bring himself to do so) will be livid.
Since when has plotting the end of the world and the deaths of millions been a 'junket'?


Taxpayers foot bill for Ed Balls 'junket'
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/08/12/nballs 112.xml
By Miles Goslett, Sunday Telegraph
Last Updated: 12:35am BST 12/08/2007

Cabinet minister Ed Balls spent thousands of pounds of taxpayers' money attending a private meeting of one of the world's most powerful and secretive organisations.

Mr Balls, widely regarded as Gordon Brown's closest adviser, travelled to Canada for the four-day conference of the shadowy Bilderberg Group of businessmen and politicians when he was Economic Secretary to the Treasury.

The cost of the trip, in air fares, hotel bills and expenses is estimated at up to £5,000.

The group's rules insist that "all participants attend in a private and not an official capacity".


Weasel-hearted devil-boy mass murderer at the public expense - Balls attempts a smile as he drags his once proud nation through the gutter

However, a Treasury spokesman said Mr Balls had attended "in his capacity as a minister" and confirmed that all expenses had been met from public funds.

Accommodation at the four-star Brook Street hotel in Ottawa, where the event was held in June last year, costs the equivalent of between £79 and £103 a night.
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Mr Balls's attendance at the meeting was uncovered by the Lib-Dem MP Norman Baker, who said: "It's difficult to see why the public should pay for this. Mr Balls was not representing the Government, he was representing himself. He should be open and accountable to MPs who ask about it."

Also at the event with Mr Balls, now Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, were the former American Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and David Rockefeller, the American banker and philanthropist.

Kenneth Clarke, the former Tory Chancellor, and George Osborne, the current shadow chancellor, were also present, according to the House of Commons Register of Members' Interests. Their accommodation was paid for by Bilderberg's organisers, as was part of Mr Osborne's air fare.

Mr Balls's reluctance to discuss his attendance at the conference ran counter to Mr Brown's recent promises to head a Government that was "more open and accountable", said Mr Baker.

"It doesn't bode well for Gordon Brown's commitment to open government and the end of spin," he said.

Participants at Bilderberg, named after the Dutch hotel where its first conference took place, have been described as the "shadow world government".

It was founded at the height of the Cold War in 1954 by Joseph Retinger, a Polish émigré and political adviser, and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands.

Its ostensible aim was to improve relations between Western Europe and the Soviet Union. However, critics claim that it wields enormous influence in shaping world events.

The group meets annually amid strict security. It has no permanent secretariat. Instead, an anonymous steering committee of two people from the 18 countries taking part sends out invitations to about 120 of Europe's and North America's leading politicians, economists, industrialists, and royals, among them Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands.

Journalists are not permitted to cover the event, no minutes are published, and all those invited must promise not to reveal any of its agenda.

While the group does release a list of people it invites, it justifies its secretive methods by arguing that frank debate is possible only if secrecy is assured.