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Next year Bilderberg will be held in Ýstanbul
The Bilderberg forum will be held in Ýstanbul next year. "Bilderberg Conference" gathering politicians, businessmen, managers and journalists to discuss the global military, economic and political issues is evaluated as "semi confidential debate forum" as no announcement was made regarding its content. "Bilderberg Conference" held in Canada this year also had its repercussions in Turkey. Bilderberg group formed in order to debate the common issues and relations between Europe and the USA is held once a year since 1954. Between 40 and120 people participate in the meetings organized to be in May. In Turkey, Istanbul hosted the conference in 1959 and Çeþme hosted the conference in 1975.
Originally posted by spines
Out of curiosity: Is this event publicly discussed by those who participate or is it one of those 'hush hush' things?
Originally posted by infinite
It is confirmed.
The BBC reports on their meetings. Bilderberg is publically confirmed.
Originally posted by spines
The conference itself may be known but the intentions of those attending is what really matters.
Originally posted by infinite
The minutes are not public information.
The main arguement is, if its not so secret, why can't we hear what goes on? EU commission let their minutes public, so why can't the bilderberg.
If there is any real proof of these meetings, or their intentions, that would be wonderful, but it seems very much like every other NWO conspiracy: contrived in the imagination.
Originally posted by Spiderj
Oh here's an older bbc link from 2004:
news.bbc.co.uk...
Originally posted by acura_el2000
check out this 5-star hotel, lets rig up the meeting rooms with recorders! if they wont tell us, we will find a way!!
Originally posted by rrahim1
May God cast the Evil on earth to hell. May the devil burn hotter than the devil's own opinion of the hottest temperature. May he cease to exist.
Originally posted by infinite
we can expect David Cameron to be attending this year.
Bilderberg 2007: Agenda and Participant List
This year’s delegation will once again include all of the most important politicians, businessmen, central bankers, European Commissioners and executives of the western corporate press. They will be joined at the table by leading representatives of the European Royalty, led by Queen Beatrix, the daughter of the Bilderberg founder, former Nazi, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands and Bilderberger President, Etienne Davignon, Vice Chairman, Suez-Tractebel from Belgium.
- Aside from the Iraq quagmire, energy problems continue to dominate Bilderberger discussions. Oil and natural gas are finite, non-renewable resources. That’s because once used up it cannot be replenished. As the world turns, and as oil and natural gas supplies dwindle while demand soars dramatically, especially with Indian and Chinese booming economies who want all the trinkets and privileges of an American way of life, we, as the Planet, have crossed the midpoint of oil production and discovery.
- As the economic impact sinks in, and as the after effects of Peak Oil become evident in the face of breakdown of civilization, the United States will be forced to challenge Europe, Russia and China for the hegemony of control and the ever depleting hydrocarbon, non-renewable reserves most of which are contained in the Middle East. That will be point number two on the Bilderberg 2007 agenda.
- Third item on the agenda is European relations with Russia not only in Europe but also in Central Asia. With Moscow making a deal with Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan over the transport of gas to Europe, the US geo-strategic goal of driving a wedge between the Central Asian countries and Russia lies in shambles.
- Iran war, after two years of huffing and puffing by the Bush government is definitely off the table. Furthermore, with France, Russia, Japan and China investing heavily in Iran, the world has drawn a line in the sand and the U.S. will be told at the conference not to cross it. There is blood in the water, and blood in the water usually leads to a good fight.