Tony Gosling in The Spotlight! Bilderberg Meeting Adventure

Michael Pugliese debsian at pacbell.net
Sun Jun 25 20:02:20 PDT 2000


Watch that weasel deny he associates with far right loons now! It's after the, "send us your name (so we can add it to Willis Carto's empire), so we can send it to Pat, even though if y'all weren't so dumb you'd realize you can get a Reform Party ballot directly from the RPUSA, " anouncement. These folks are shameless.

Michael Pugliese

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> Bilderberg Meeting Adventure
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> Who Is Banning School Prayer?
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> Bilderberg Meeting Adventure
>
> Over the years, many journalists and others have helped The SPOTLIGHT
> penetrate the Bilderberg curtain of secrecy. Here, Tony Gosling, a free
> lance writer, describes his adventures at the latest meeting.
>
> By Tony Gosling
>
> Euro-Green party researcher Grattan Healy and I had a rare five-star
dinner
> in the bar of the Chateau du Lac hotel, just outside Brussels. For once,
our
> minds were not on the food. Rather, how to figure out whether or not the
> secretive Bilderberg club will tomorrow have sealed off this hotel for
their
> notorious annual meeting.
>
> Bilderberg takes its name from a hotel in Holland where the first secret
> transatlantic conference took place back in 1954. Original chairman and
> founder of the club, ex-SS Nazi Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands owned
the
> place. Bilderberg's "steering group" boasts the wealthiest bankers and
> industrialists in the western world, no less.
>
> Grattan's research has shown how elite clubs like Bilderberg and the
> Trilateral Commission are managing somehow to install more of their
members
> on the European Commission at the heart of Europe. And more recently links
> have been exposed with the powerful European Round Table of
industrialists.
>
> The current Bilderberg chairman founded it. Grattan's been getting
> embarrassing questions asked by greens at the European Union's rubber
stamp
> department, the Parliament. As for me, I was curious to see these
> Bilderbergers in the flesh for the first time. Being stone broke as usual,
I
> arrived in Brussels from Bristol mostly by skipping trains. It had to be
the
> right place after all that effort.
>
> During a snoop round the hotel interior, Grattan spotted a sign pointing
to
> a "Steering Group" meeting. A deliberate hoax? We had to find out in the
> morning.
>
> Mike Peters, Marxist sociology lecturer from Leeds who has written one of
> the most comprehensive studies to date on the Bilderbergers, flew into
> Brussels late that evening Wednesday, May 31. Another leap of faith.
>
> Arriving at the chateau the next morning we noticed rear entrances had
been
> padlocked and chained. Around the front, the mock-Florentine lobby had a
> rude addition: a white plastic entrance tunnel and drive-in awning had
> sprung up overnight. Was this to protect chauffeur-driven guests from the
> rain on this cloudless day? Or from prying eyes? This was no bum steer.
The
> SPOTLIGHT's got the place, all right.
>
> The limos began arriving. The shiny black Mercedeses with their
> characteristic "B" clearly displayed in the front windshield. We could
just
> see into the awning and film most of the participants as they emerged from
> the backs of the limos. Doormen attempted to hold make shift curtains up
to
> conceal the more sensitive guests. We managed most ly to film them between
> the gaps.
>
> We had a chat with a photographer and a reporter for The SPOTLIGHT, the
> populist newspaper and the only people in the world able to root out
> Bilderberg venues ahead of the event. What a sincere, concerned pair they
> seemed, and we had been told SPOTLIGHT was neo-Nazi.
>
> Chilling to think that without the bloodhound work of writer Jim Tucker no
> one but the participants would have known this meeting was taking place.
> "But we send out a press release," the Bilderberg office bleats if you
> bother to complain. What they don't tell you is that you have to request
it
> from the hotel (how is anyone supposed to know where to call?) and they
only
> release it as everybody's leaving. Too late for the press.
>
> Thursday, June 1, is a bank holiday in Belgium. Families were out in the
> sun, taking a stroll round the lovely Genval lake, almost oblivious to the
> capitalist heavyweights emerging from limos feet away inside the awning.
The
> regulars were arriving: Conrad Black, Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands,
> Kenneth Clarke, David Rockefeller and James Wolfensohn, president of the
> World Bank.
>
> The new chairman, Viscount Etienne Davignon, came out to get what, we
joked,
> looked like a bag of drugs from his car.
>
> He owns most of the public utilities and one of the biggest banks in
Belgium.
>
> "Will you be holding a press conference, Davignon?" Grattan shouted. "I
> don't think so," Davignon replied.
>
> "Why not?" Grattan asked.
>
> "We don't have enough interesting things to say," Davignon replied.
>
> Then, reporters and other on-lookers shouted questions and answers at each
> other.
>
> "And who's that?" one asked. "It's Jean-Claude Trichet," came the reply.
> "Who's he?" "The next boss of the Euro pean Central Bank." He obviously
> won't have anything interesting to say either.
>
> "What about this one?" "That's Daniel Vasella, CEO of Novartis with
William
> McDonough, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York." "That one's
> the boss of The Washington Post [publisher Donald Graham] and hey, there
> goes George Soros! Look, it's one of the new European Commissioners,
Pascal
> Lamy."
>
> This looked like an elite group to me.
>
> Another brand-new Mercedes arrived.
>
> An aloof looking guest turned away from the cameras. We looked at each
other
> and shook our heads, another one we didn't recognize.
>
> Grattan called out to him: "Are you a big shot sir?" The passing Belgian
> public were spellbound by the line of polished black Mercedeses. "What's
> going on?" they kept asking, in French, as we prepared for the next
arrival.
> "It's Bilder berg." They nodded in reply, as if they knew what we meant,
> then shuffled off looking puzzled.
>
> Untouchable elite types were swinging out of limos next to a busy public
> road and footpath-clearly an uptight security man's nightmare.
>
> Men with bulging sweaters or badly-fitting jackets wearing dark glasses
> walked back and forth. Ah, that would be the plainclothes Belgian secret
> service with their guns.
>
> I asked one if he knew what's going on at the hotel. "I don't know," he
> said, smiling and baring rat-like teeth. He was not a good actor. Glad I
> couldn't see his eyes.
>
> A big CIA officer turned up and ordered the Belgians around. They knew
their
> place.
>
> This year's Bilderberg meeting had to be hastily rearranged after the
> Austrian anti-EU Freedom Party (do I hear neo-Nazi mud being slung?) was
> elected-hence we and the public were so close by. We might never have
gotten
> this opportunity again. If they had met as planned in Austria there would
> probably have been official criticism and heaps of publicity. For a cabal
> all publicity is bad publicity.
>
> Bilderberg does everything it can to conceal where it's meeting and
doesn't
> bother with a press conference any more.
>
> Okay, out the window go journalistic freedoms which are the lynch pin of
any
> democracy. Inside, media barons and compliant writers from The Economist,
> sworn to secrecy, smooch year after year.
>
> They created a vacuum. We decided to get on the telephone. On Saturday
> morning the Belgian daily De Morgen delivered the goods with a lead front
> page story by the ex-editor all about the no-longer quite so secret
> Bilderberg conference.
>
> Critical and amusing coverage on national Belgian TV news and in Sunday
> papers followed into the week. When the Belgian papers phoned the mayor of
> the local Genval principality, he said they must be joking. If Queen
Beatrix
> and Henry Kissinger were there he'd have known about it. Bilderberg, it
> seems, is above politics.
>
> Politicians, newspaper editors, Euro pean commissioners and civil servants
> who agree to enter Bilderberg swear complete secrecy. Not just about the
> content of the meeting but about the very existence of Bilderberg. They
> leave their accountability at the door. Have the bankers grown so arrogant
> that they see democratic institutions and public opinion simply as
> competition to be taken out?
>
> Just as the Bilderbergers were leaving on Saturday, two secret servicemen
> asked The SPOTLIGHT photographer to show a Belgian press pass, then
> threatened to beat him up. They chased him into a nearby tavern where he
was
> rescued by waiters only to be chased again at the local station. He made a
> narrow escape by running across the tracks to jump on a train going the
> wrong way. Surreal.
>
> Was someone about to leave the hotel and they didn't want him known?
Clinton
> was in Aachen, Germany, that day, just down the road. Bilderberg has been
> known to accidentally leave heads of government off the official
attendance
> list before.
>
> There was one question we wanted to ask. Bilderberg stretches our
credulity,
> particularly when their habitually anonymous supporters use angry
> disinformation, mud-slinging and guilt by association in a shabby attempt
to
> discredit critics, as on the Mayday email list earlier this year.
>
> According to the hotel, this year's meeting was a croquet tournament "with
> some well-known spectators." Another cover story was that the French
> football team was staying there. Even the security name tags said Brussels
> 2000, just like the football.
>
> These power brokers lie too easily. The more facts that emerge about
> Bilderberg's key role in lobbying for a corporate European superstate and
> the more lies they disseminate to try to cover themselves the more healthy
> suspicion they arouse.
>
> Why, for example, might Tony Blair have said in answer to a parliamentary
> question by Christopher Gill, MP, in March 1998 that no members of his
> cabinet had attended Bilderberg meetings, when he himself clearly was on
the
> official Athens conference list in 1993 before becoming Labor leader? His
> attendance was even commented on by William Rees-Mogg in the Times.
>
> The Danish parliament is considering banning all politicians from
attending.
>
> So who's in charge? The bankers or the politicians? What about the proverb
> that says "the borrower is servant to the lender?" Can Bilderberg
> politicians like Clarke be trusted?
>
> And are the governments of the world now just PR and tax managers for the
> banks? There simply has to be a thorough international examination of this
> private little bankers' club that has toes in so many political doors. And
> we must catch up on the right's ability to cut through complex-sounding
> economics gibberish. They have taken the lead on Bilderberg because they
> understand the power of the bankers better than we do.
>
> Economic priorities detrimental to ordinary people in the West, not to
> mention the developing world, are pushed forward at Bilderberg by the
ruling
> class, those who have more influence than anyone else over the future, in
> total secret.
>
> It's time to call this elite cabal to account.
>
>
> Who Is Banning School Prayer?
>
> Those of you who think that voting for a member of the new party movement
is
> helping to elect Al Gore or some other liberal should take a look at who
> voted in favor of banning prayer in school . . .
>
> By Fred Lingel
>
> On June 19, a Republican-appointed majority on the Supreme Court voted 6
to
> 3 to expand prohibitions against religious activity in public schools.
> That's another way of saying the Republican-dominated court has once again
> ruled against school prayer.
>
> This ruling confirms precisely what The SPOTLIGHT said in an editorial on
> May 8: The "conservative Republican" Supreme Court has continued to hold
> positions that run counter to the desires of not only self-styled
> "conservatives" but of every local community and state involved.
>
> Thus, the loud argument against voting for a third party candidate because
> that "will help elect a liberal Democrat who will stack the Supreme Court
> with a bunch of liberal judges," has been definitively laid to rest for
all
> time.
>
> In 1984 and in 1988 patriots were told that if they supported a third
party
> candidate that it would hurt Ronald Reagan or George Bush and result in a
> leftist-dominated Supreme Court. In fact, that's exactly what the United
> States has today, courtesy of Repub licans like Reagan and Bush.
>
> In the controversial Supreme Court ruling, four Republican court appoin
> tees-supported by two Democrats-issued what has been described as a "far
> reaching" decision that is expected to result in court challenges to local
> school district policies that allow even simple "moments of silence" in
schools.
>
> Two of the "conservative" Republican justices who voted against school
> prayer were appointed by Ronald Reagan: Sandra Day O'Connor and Anthony M.
> Kennedy. Another, David Souter, was appointed by George Bush. The fourth,
> John Paul Stevens, was appointed by Gerald Ford. These Republican foes of
> religious liberty were joined by two Bill Clinton appointees, Steven
Breyer
> and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, in issuing the ruling.
>
> Three Republican appointees did take the court's "minority" position:
Chief
> Justice William Rehnquist, Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas.
>
> Other than election year rhetoric, this whole issue is bogus as the
purpose
> of the Supreme Court is to rule on whether or not a contested statute is
> pursuant to our constitutional law. Decisions such as those regarding
> religious activity in public schools should be left solely up to the
> residents of the local communities and the states.
>
> A president who will appoint justices who will in turn return the court to
> its purpose is the only kind of president to elect.
>
> The SPOTLIGHT's editorial of May 8 summarized it all quite well:
>
> "The next time somebody tells you that America will go down the tubes and
> that the election of a Republican 'conservative' is necessary to ensure a
> 'conservative' majority on the Supreme Court, tell them to wake up and
smell
> the coffee brewing at the abortion clinic down on the corner."
>
>
> Free Trade Harms Weak States
>
> The following two examples show how, under the guise of "free trade,"
> globalist scammers massively pillaged countries that were on the brink of
> collapse.
>
> Exclusive to The SPOTLIGHT
>
> By James Harrer
>
> In 1997, the Russian government began issuing state bonds, known as GKOs,
> that came to pay an unprecedented-and unbelievable-interest rate of 100
percent.
>
> Goldman Sachs, the giant Wall Street investment bank, home base of
> then-Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, rushed into Russia to underwrite
these
> dubious deals and booked huge fees and commissions.
>
> "But when the Yeltsin government decided to default on the bonds, Goldman
> Sachs turned its back on the investors who ended up holding worthless
> paper," recalled a former New York Times correspondent in Moscow.
>
> In 1997, the government of Ukraine made an emergency appeal to Michel
> Camdessus of the International Mone tary Fund (IMF) for a "currency
> stabilization" loan of $1.5 billion. Al though there were widespread
doubts
> that the Ukrainian economy would prove "stable" anytime soon, the IMF
> granted the financing.
>
> Behind the scenes, with help from Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB), a
giant
> U.S.-Swiss bank, the Ukrainian government had found an innovative way to
put
> this money to work.
>
> Some $1 billion of the fresh IMF funds were transferred to CSFB,
ostensibly
> as a "deposit." But under a secret agreement with Ukraine's central bank,
> the $1 billion was treated as collateral for an equal amount in discreet
> loans made by CSFB to a group of private Ukrainian banks.
>
> This audacious scam effectively converted an official credit extended to a
> national government by an international financial institution into private
> cash, which was made readily available for the personal use of the
Ukrainian
> officials who were in charge of the scheme.
>
> "CSFB collected huge fees and interest payments for its part in this
rip-off
> and the top Ukrainian bureaucrats, who always complained of being
underpaid,
> were suddenly awash in cash," recounted financial writer Galina Ustinova.
> "The losers, of course, were the Ameri can taxpayers who put up the lion's
> share of the IMF's disappearing handouts and the Ukrainian workers, who
> never got the $1 billion intended to 'stabilize' their wretched wages."
>
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