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The Bilderberg group is a power elite. Another of the "secret" societies, following in the role of Freemasonry and the Illuminati.
In 1954 Dr Joseph Retinger, communist Poland's Charge d'Affaires, was supposed to have set up this group, probably in the role of "agent". With him were Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, Colin Gubbins (former director of the British Special Operations Executive) and General Walter Bedel Smith (former American Ambassador to Moscow and director of the CIA).
Its governing council was made up of Robert Ellswort (Lazard Freres), John Loudon, (N. M. Rothschild), Paul Nitze (Shroeder Bank), C. L. Sulzberger (New York Times), Stansfield Turner (later to become CIA Director) Peter Calvocoressi, (Penguin Books), Andrew Schoenberg, Daniel Ellsberg and Henry Kissinger.
The first meeting took place at the Hotel de Bilderberg - hence the name of the group - in 1954. The group have met annually in different parts of the world since then. Their avowed aim world government.
Below is a list of some of those who attend Bilderberg Group meetings:
Joseph Luns (1971-84)
Carrington, Lord (1984-88)
Manfred, Werner (1988-94)
Willy, Claes (1994-5)
Javier, Solana (1995-99)
Robertson, Lord (1999-2003)
Scheffer, Jaap de Hoop (2003)
Barroso, Jose Manuel - President of the European Commission (2004-09)
Prodi, Romano - Head of State - Europe (1999-2004)Bolkestein, Frits -International Markets Commissioner, European Commission (1999-2004)
Lamy, Pascal - European Trade Commissioner (1999-2004)
Fortescue, Adrian, Director General, Justice and Internal Affairs (1999-2004)
Fischler, Franz - Member of the Commission Agriculture and rural development & Fisheries (1999-2004)
Monti, Mario - Member of the European Commission responsible for competition (1999-2004)
King,Mervyn - Governor, Bank of England
Trichet, Jean-Claude - President, European Central Bank
Schwab, Klaus,- President, World Economic Forum
Wallenberg, Jacob - Chairman of the Board, Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken
Wolfenson, James - President, The World Bank
Kielholz, Walter - Former Chairman of the Board, Credit Suisse
Soros, George - President and Chairman of Soros Fund Management
Kopper, Hilmar - Chairman of Deutsche Bank
Greenspan, Alan - former Chairman, Federal Reserve System
McDonough, William - President, Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Moscow, Michael - President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Pearl, Frank - Chairman and CEO, Perseus, L. L.C.
Kist, Ewald - Chairman of the Board ING
Shapiro, Robert - Chairman and CEO, Monsanto Company
Vasella, Daniel - Chairman and CEO, Novartis AG Pepsico Inc.
Pragnell, Michael - CEO Syngenta AG: Director, AstraZeneca plc
Sutherland, Peter - Non-executive Chairman of BP plc
Hubbard, Allan - President, E&A Industries
Veer, Jeroen van der - President of the Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.
Annual meetings are held in locations all over the world, and are closed to the public and the press, although a brief press conference is usually held at the conclusion of each meeting to reveal, in general terms, some of the topics which were discussed. The resort areas and hotels where they meet are cleared of residents and visitors and surrounded by soldiers, armed guard, the Secret Service, State and local police. All conference and meeting rooms are scanned for bugging devices before every single meeting.
Prior to the l971 meeting in Woodstock, Virginia, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands (one of the founding members,) said that the subject of the meeting was the "change in the world role of the United States". After the weekend conference, Kissinger went to Red China to open up trade relations and an international monetary crisis developed, which prompted the devaluing of the dollar by 8.5% (which made a tremendous profit for those who converted to the European currency.
In 1976, fifteen representatives from the Soviet Union attended the meeting which was held in the Arizona desert and it was believed that at that time the plans were formulated for the break-up of communism in the Soviet Union.
At the 1990 meeting held at Glen Cove, Long Island, they decided that taxes had to be raised to pay more towards the debit owed to the International Bankers.
A the 1991 meeting at the Black Forest resort in Baden Baden, Germany, they discussed plans for a common European currency and European central banking, and reviewed Middle Eastern events.
At their 1992 meeting the group discussed the possibility of "conditioning the public to accept the idea of a UN army that could, by force, impose its will on the internal affairs of any nation."
The official press release for their 2002 Conference read:
"Bilderberg's only activity is its annual Conference. At the meetings, no resolutions are proposed, no votes taken, and no policy statements issued."
Any society that holds its activities under the cloak of secrecy can be ranked as conspiratorial. Without doubt the Bilderberg Group is a group of financiers and industrialists under the command of international Jewry.