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originally posted by: worldstarcountry
Anyways I was following the attendees on twitter, and the vigilante citizen journalists did a great job of identifying them as they arrive.
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Pompe, Kissinger, French Minister Bruno Le Maire and relevant business personalities such as the former chairman of Google Eric Emerson Schmidt were also seen arriving at luxurious Montreux Palace.
Petraeus took off in a wild sprint to get away from them, Goldman Sachs guy tired out and just slowed to a quick walk from a power walk while dodging a barrage of interrogative questions of his general policies of greed and evil. This was actually a fun video to watch when you get to them chasing down the attendees for comments lol.
I went to the Bilderberg Conference in Montreux in 2019 to discuss the secret meeting with other alternative journalists, to confront the participants. Following an analysis of the Bilderberg agenda and the list of participants, there will be confrontations between Victor Halberstadt (Bilderberg Chairman), Richard J. Gnodde (Goldman Sachs), Matthias Döpfner (Springer), Alexander Karp (Palantir) and David Petraeus (CIA). Pictures by Peter Thiel (Paypal) and Sonja Jost (DeLeChem).
Wtf is Stacey Abrams doing there? Shes pretty damn low on the totem pole, is she the elite rep for social and civil disorder?? Maybe her missions is to stir racial divide on behalf of the elites of the NWO/Bilderberg?
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Stacey Abrams at Bilderberg Group? She wrote Fortune Mag article that she owed over $50k in deferred back taxes and has over $170k in credit card debt. Then she lost the Ga gov run, and blames it on "racism". I wonder what life advice she shared with the ultra rich elites? ❤
This Guardian article caught many good shots of some elitists on the yacht where they had a private dinner and discussed global policy no doubt.
Bathed in late afternoon sun, the US secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, boarded a steamboat on Lake Geneva. He was there for drinks and nibbles with the King of Holland and the head of Nato, a glamorous end to a busy day at the Bilderberg summit.
The secretary general of Nato, Jens Stoltenberg, right. Photograph: Charlie Skelton/The Guardian
Up on deck, King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands chatted to James O Ellis, a former head of US Strategic Command, now a director of Lockheed Martin. A Netflix board member squeezed past on his way to the bar. Photograph: Charlie Skelton/The Guardian
At the ship’s stern a former chief executive of Google, Eric Schmidt, broke off from chatting to the CEO of French finance giant Axa to take snaps of the lake. An influential figure, Schmidt is chair of the Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Board and also heads a new US government advisory group on artificial intelligence. Photograph: Charlie Skelton/The Guardian
Bilderberg has a keen and growing interest in hi-tech and AI. Schmidt’s fellow Bilderberg insider Peter Thiel, the billionaire founder of PayPal and a director of Facebook, was seen arriving with the Swedish physicist and AI expert Sara Mazur. Photograph: Charlie Skelton/The Guardian
LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman, another adviser to the Pentagon on tech. The Microsoft board member and Bilderberg regular practically floated up the gangplank, looking delighted to feel the sun on his skin. Photograph: Charlie Skelton/The Guardian
This year’s conference was more than usually packed with “embedded” reporters who, as part of the deal, say nothing about what goes on. Here’s journalist John Micklethwait, editor-in-chief of Bloomberg News, happily putting it away between the head of Unesco on the left and another director of Axa on the right. Photograph: Charlie Skelton/The Guardian
The Italian journalist Stefano Feltri, left, and Dutch prime minister, Mark Rutte. Photograph: Charlie Skelton/The Guardian
The boat sets off for Chillon Castle, where Pompeo gave a Q&A and participants were treated to a banquet. Photograph: Charlie Skelton/The Guardian
A large chunk of the agenda had a military flavour: “The weaponisation of social media”, “cyber threats”, even “the importance of space”. A couple of weeks ago, Stoltenberg announced that Nato is about to announce a new “space policy”.
Woah, NATO is going to announce a new space policy, which will clearly be happening very soon after this meeting is over. Holy cow guys, why are we ignoring this stuff???
originally posted by: ColoradoJens
a reply to: Aurvandil
I just have to comment, this may be the first time on ATS I have seen a thread where every poster agrees vehemently with each other, differences aside. Evil man.
originally posted by: Plotus
""the liberal world order need to be protected and should provide 'security, order, economic well-being, and justice."
I have been conservative forever but here on the forum, insisted that for a healthy Nation we need two or three parties, not just Republican. We can not grow and expect a healthy mindset with out including other parties.
Ultimately the people will choose.
originally posted by: ColoradoJens
a reply to: Aurvandil
I just have to comment, this may be the first time on ATS I have seen a thread where every poster agrees vehemently with each other, differences aside.
originally posted by: worldstarcountry
And like I been trying to say about all this being a bilderberg plot from 2019 , which Kissinger himself was wheeled in for.
originally posted by: DrakeINFERNO
WTF how is he still alive? He seemed ancient decades ago.