[…] FT writer for 30 years, resigned in 1975 at paper’s refusal to run a number of his ‘Lombard’ columns. These rejected columns, including a number on the Bilderberg group, back in the days when the group really was secret, were subsequently self-published by Tether as The Banned Articles of C. Gordon Tether.(ISBN 0 905821 […]
[…] policy 4 years later.(4) (Did Blair ever think of visiting the EU in this way? Or taking advice if he did?) In April 1993 he attended the Bilderberg Group meeting in Athens. Throughout 1993 and early 1994 Blair was a member of a group that sought to make further changes to the Labour Party […]
Pulp Fiction Two books About Bilderberg Bilderberg Group: What Don’t You Know? Conspiracy Theories Surrounding The Top Secret Society William Myron Price (self published, 2018) Bilderberg Exposed: The Shadow Architects of Global Power Michael Rodriguez, (self published, 2025) Will Banyan Given the fascination that the Bilderberg Group engenders amongst the conspiratorially inclined, it would […]
[PDF file]: […] Andrew Rosthorn has pointed out that some of it appeared in ‘Thatcher, Astra, Iraq & murder of Gerald Bull’ in Intelligence 81, 8 June 1998, p. 1. Bilderberg comes to Watford Watford? Strange choice of venue: close enough to London to invite the demonstrators and the major media to turn up. Peter Mandelson – […]
[…] Andrew Rosthorn has pointed out that some of it appeared in ‘Thatcher, Astra, Iraq & murder of Gerald Bull’ in Intelligence 81, 8 June 1998, p. 1. Bilderberg comes to Watford Watford? Strange choice of venue: close enough to London to 4 invite the demonstrators and the major media to turn up. Peter Mandelson […]
[PDF file]: South of the border (occasional snippets from) Nick Must *new* Bilderberg blessings In this issue’s View from the Bridge, Robin Ramsay makes reference to the list of UK attendees at this year’s Bilderberg meeting.1 The two names that stood out for me were those of Tom Tugendhat and David Lammy – respectively leading MPs […]
[…] narrative doesn’t make much sense’, which tiptoes up to the line where conspiracy theorising begins and doesn’t quite cross it. This is published by clairviewbooks.com at £10.99. Bilderberg I have already said in this column that I don’t think that Bilderberg matters Coincidentally, a brief but pointed item on which arrived in my in-box. […]
[PDF file]: […] Washington, DC, ended with the words “Heil Hitler”.’ 6 As many Lobster readers will be aware, Prince Bernhard played an important role in the establishment of the Bilderberg Group in the 1950s.7 The first item on the agenda at that initial Bilderberg meeting was ‘The attitude towards communism and the Soviet Union.’ The fourth, […]
[PDF file]: […] as a liar and disinformer who had not been believed by other, previous inquiries.5 Wallace’s reply to this can be read at the excellent Tom Griffin site.6 Bilderberg A major collection of Bilderberg internal documents, hundreds of pages of minutes and agendas, going back to the 1950s, is now on-line.7 The collection is prefaced […]
[…] wanted Wes Streeting as leader. They assumed Streeting would succeed Starmer after he led Labour to election defeat. Which illustrates once again how far ahead politicians think. Bilderberg The essential Carole Cadwalladr had a recent piece pointing out that Peter Thiel, a leading member of what she has christened the broligarchy, has been 8 […]
