[…] Alresford (Hampshire), John Hunt Publishing, 2004, pb, £11.99 Another massive reworking of the basic elements of the post-WW2 American-oriented global conspiracy theory: Rothschild, Quigley, Fabians, CFR, Bilderberg, Masons etc. Hagger makes much of Bilderberg (perhaps simply because there is so much material to use) and his particular contribution to the genre […]
[…] with which they hang themselves. On TV it was sporadically entertaining, depending on the quality of the subject: Jim Tucker of Spotlight and his decades of pursuing Bilderberg, Randy Weaver of the Ruby Ridge shooting incident, and David Icke peddling his lizard theory in Canada – these programmes were quite amusing. One of the […]
[…] this century. Further, while John Smith was spurning the skills of Mr Mandelson and wooing the money-lenders he was a member of the Steering Committee of the Bilderberg Group, in the inner circle;(2) and Bilderberg has been one of the leading forums promoting the transnational, American-dominated New World Order which is now wrecking the […]
[…] one or two on his time at St Antony’s College (as a ‘parliamentary fellow’). There is also a section (pp. 336-7) on his attendance at the 1995 Bilderberg conference. Of this he writes: ‘I am sent by the Blair office as none of the front-line Labour spokesmen can go’. Oddly or not […]
Contamination, the Labour Party, nationalism and the Blairites In footnote 6 in his essay on the Bilderberg group in Lobster 32, Mike Peters noted that the US Left had lost interest in the study of the power elite because the subject had become ‘contaminated’ by the interest in it taken by the US Right.(1) […]
[…] agreement is illustrated by the 1980 Holly Sklar book, Trilateralism. This is still the best single volume of the elite management groups, chiefly the Trilateral Commission and Bilderberg. In 1980 that was a left issue: Jimmy Carter had been in the Trilateral Commission and what was then a section of the American New Left […]
[…] of sites, left, right and simply conspiratorial. They all quote the same paragraph and same year, 1991, but they vary on the forum: some have Rockefeller addressing Bilderberg, some the Trilateral Commission. (The reference to forty years in the quote tells you that it is meant to be Bilderberg; the Trilateral Commission was formed […]
[…] in original) This comment was in a letter which accompanied a Western Goals’s Viewpoint paper, Hit-job on Margaret Thatcher, which traced Mrs Thatcher’s troubles to the 1989 Bilderberg meeting in Spain and her refusal to endorse the plans for an independent European Central Bank.Western Goals, now defunct, were of some interest as the bearers […]
[…] Shown the ropes Brown was carefully shepherded into the views he now holds. The late John Smith took Brown to the heart of the globalising lobby, the Bilderberg meeting, in 1991. (8)When Shadow Chancellor Brown chose an economic advisor, he picked Ed Balls, leader writer at The Financial Times, home of some of the […]
[…] of free-masonry’s governing body, the United Grand Lodge of England. (10) Interesting, then, that it is the Duke’s Personal Assistant, Andrew Palmer, (11) that organised the Turnberry Bilderberg conference, the last one to take place in the UK.’ From this Gosling concludes that ‘Bilderberg is some kind of masonic summit’, a conclusion not justified […]
