posted on Nov, 24 2008 @ 03:52 PM
This is a very old thread... but I read something in the Danish papers yesterday that made my blood boil.
It's pretty open now that our prime minister, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, participated in the 2003 meeting. Members of the Danish government have been
interested in in learning what he did there, what was said etc. Just like us "common" folks...
However, after much beating around the bush the state department now says that the actual transcript on his time spent with the Bilderbergs is now
missing... gone... nowhere to be found in any records.
Along with that, what the business of our, now, minister of environmental affairs is also shrouded in complete darkness without any disclosure what so
ever.
I know you all know this and agree with it, but I don't believe it can be said enough times:
It is appalling how the common man, who in lack of better words, co-owns the country he lives in, is not allowed to know what our tax money is spent
on and what is being said at meetings that involve members of the highest positions in our country. Members which we are lead to believe that we have
elected with trust and the hope for success of our own well being.
Although we probably are, we should not be treated as puppets whose voice counts as nothing, regardless of how complicated we are lead to believe
state affairs are.
I would love to know how I can raise a vote of mistrust towards those in government who mistreats the very people they are there to protect.
What can the people do? What can I do? And how can I do it?