He can't be alone.Can he?

[peloloco]

What do we make of Norman Baker? He must have backup in the house to even stand up and ask this kind of question. The Bilderberg group as we call them are not part of our democratic process and do not answer to the voting public so Mr baker is well within his rights to stand up in the house of commons and demand information as to whether a senior member has attended this "secret" meeting of these strange archaic people.

I am also interested to know if this this is a valid point to bring up in this forum. I know some of you have looked into these meetings of people who hold positions of power. Is this democracy?





http://www.infowars.net/articles/january2007/110107Bilderberg.htm

[commanderson]

It looks like the wording of the question intentionally lets Brown of the hook, asking his involvement since 1997 (his documented visit being in '91 and another possible in'95) so like blair he may answer that he has had no contact, and the issue vanish, the public feeling that are leaders are indeed under the scrutiny of tough questions from their peers.
This is probably why they ceace contact with such quasi-public organisitions once gaining positions of power, their grooming continuing in much more shadowy meetings after this.

It may well be that the bilderbergs act as a veting and stepping stone group for unwitting public figures to be converted to the cause, from whence they truely become franchises of the NWO

[ian neal]

Hi peloloco

Bilderberg meetings and any other gatherings of the British and global elite secret or otherwise is certainly relevent for this forum

[peloloco]

[Thermate]