[potlatch]

I know there has been a lot written here on the forum about Bilderburgh, and some other secret group. I just don't have the energy to go search for it!

[bruinbirdman]

"I just don't have the energy to go search for it!" Check out this "real" Bilderburger home page. It is not one created by theorists.

Bildergurber Home Page

yitbos

[Warhorse]

To the best of my recall, the first mention of Bilderberg in a "regular" newspaper in the U. S. was in 1991, when Virginia Gov. Douglas Wilder temporarily lost his discretion and told someone in the press that he had just come home from the Bilderberg conference abroad. That was a "no-no" as far as the conferees were concerned. They were looking over Wilder at the same time they were considering another Democrat, Clinton, who won their approval.

But one of the significant things about the Bilderberg conferences has been that the late Katherine Graham, powerful publisher of the Washington Post, and in recent years her son succeeding her as publisher, have been regular attendees, and yet they have agreed with other conferees not to publish anything in the Post about the conference. Formerly it was the custom of many to deny that the Bilderberg even existed.

But I suppose this has nothing to do with secrecy, in the view of some of the termite posters.

[bruinbirdman]

Suppose someone wanted to have an "International Conclave for State Executives" to get input on international trade at a level lower than head of state administration.

One might send invitations to every governor in the US and others to the heads of similar political divisions in other countries.

Then they might want to hold the conference in one of the finest hotels in the world. Gee, the Bilderbergers have lots of hotels in lots of countries and have specialized in just these get togethers.

They can cater to heads of state, academicians, lobbiests, bankers, even UFO conventions (if they can afford it) or any combination.

yitbos