The Bilderbergs 2013 Meeting over “Africa’s Challenges”
The shadow global government is tightening its grip
The Bilderbergs have met June 6-9, 2013 at the Grove Hotel in Watford. The secretive society of ministers, CEOs, financiers, heads of state, journalists, and politicians are hiding behind the Great Wall of Watford, “a concrete-and-wire security fence encircling the hotel.”
Shell, BP, Goldman’s Sachs, Google, and Amazon chairpersons, vice-chairmen, and directors, Christine Lagarde of the International Monetary Fund, and other invitees were protected by anti-terrorism zones, identity checkpoints, and no-parking signs in the vicinity of the venue. The locals showed little concern about the content of the conference or the fact that elite powers shape the world without any input from the global masses whose lives are fundamentally altered by the decisions of a few billionaires interested only in their power, control, and financial gain. The Bilderberg summit was attended by 140 people from 21 countries and included ” the head of the IMF, the president and a vice-president of the European Commission, the prime minister of Holland, a dozen other ministers, any number of transnational CEOs and bank bosses, the chairmen of the Swiss and Dutch national banks, and our own chancellor of the exchequer.”
Sadly, it is a summit of policy discussions for the entire planet yet it does not have the blessing, knowledge, or benefit of the voters/taxpayers who will be affected by these secret discussions, later translated into national and international policies. The residents were not concerned about the globalist agenda; on the contrary, they were worried about a strip of grass alongside A41 that could have been disturbed by parked vehicles. They relaxed after being told that the conference was “cost-neutral” to Hertfordshire. The Bilderberg Association, registered as a UK charity, had received donations from Goldman Sachs and BP to defray the police costs and any damages. If the high fence failed, the Herts police were eager to keep any inquisitive journalists away from the hotel. The MSM in the U.S. ignores the Bilderbergs but European newspapers are exposing more and more of the meetings of the most influential elites who hide behind closed doors to discuss the future of the world. The 59-year-old society’s main topic this time was “Africa’s Challenges.” The entire guest list and additional topics of discussion were published by the Telegraph.
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Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh, Ileana Writes is a freelance writer, author, radio commentator, and speaker. Her books, “Echoes of Communism", "Liberty on Life Support" and "U.N. Agenda 21: Environmental Piracy," "Communism 2.0: 25 Years Later" are available at Amazon in paperback and Kindle.
