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New World Order Title: The limo drivers had them, so did the luggage tags -- signs with a single B -- and they were the ticket to get into the Bilderberg meeting at the Brookstreet VIPs' arrivals marked by a discreet 'B' The limo drivers had them, so did the luggage tags -- signs with a single B -- and they were the ticket to get into the Bilderberg meeting at the Brookstreet, write Andrew Mayeda and Glen McGregor. View Larger Image The Bilderberg members began arriving yesterday for their meeting at the Brookstreet Hotel over the next few days. They include: (U.S. banker David Rockefeller, of the famous Rockefeller family and chairman of the Trilateral Commission); Frank McKenna, former New Brunswick premier and ambassador to the U.S.; Jorma Ollila, chairman of Royal Dutch Shell, one of the world's largest energy companies; Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands; former U.S. defence policy adviser Richard Perle and World Bank President James Wolfenson. Photograph by : Jean Levac, The Ottawa Citizen More pictures: < Prev | Next > Article Tools Printer friendly E-mail Font: * * * * Andrew Mayeda and Glen McGregor, The Ottawa Citizen; with files from Citizen News Services Published: Friday, June 09, 2006 Greeted at the airport by limousine drivers holding single-letter "B" signs, global luminaries such as Henry Kissinger, David Rockefeller and Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands began quietly slipping into Ottawa yesterday for the annual gathering of the ultra-secretive Bilderberg Group. Over the next three days at the Brookstreet Hotel in Kanata, they and other prominent political and business leaders from North America and Europe are expected to discuss issues such as the security threat posed by Iran and the direction of oil markets. The group's discreet approach was evident as attendees arrived yesterday at the Ottawa Airport. Outside the airport, a phalanx of limousines lined up to ferry guests to the Brookstreet, where security guards with ear pieces kept watch over the barricaded entrance to the hotel parking lot. Limos were also dispatched to the nearby Shell Aerocentre to retrieve participants arriving on private aircraft. Some attendees had the single-letter "B" on their luggage tags. Approached by a Citizen reporter upon his arrival, former U.S. defence policy adviser Richard Perle shot down criticism about the secrecy of the group's meetings. "It's a private organization," he said. He denied the charge, advanced by Bilderberg critics, that the organization crafts public policy behind closed doors. "It discusses public policy," he stressed. Mr. Perle also dismissed suggestions that the group's heavy representation from the oil industry gives it influence over energy prices. "If it did, I'd be trading on oil futures," he said. A former assistant secretary of defence to president Ronald Reagan, Mr. Perle is still considered an influential adviser in U.S. conservative circles. He advised President George W. Bush and is said to be a close friend of Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. In 2003, he publicly chastised the Canadian government for refusing to send troops to Iraq and warned that "lame-duck" prime minister Jean Chretien would be embarrassed once weapons of mass destruction were found. Also seen arriving yesterday were Jorma Ollila, chairman of Royal Dutch Shell, Egil Myklebust, chairman of Scandinavian Airlines, World Bank president James Wolfenson, and Frank McKenna, former New Brunswick premier and ex-Canadian ambassador to the U.S. According to an unsigned press release sent by fax yesterday, presumably by Bilderberg organizers, attendees will also include New York Governor George Pataki, deputy prime minister of Iraq Ahmad Chalabi, the heads of Coca-Cola, Credit Suisse, the Royal Bank of Canada, a number of media moguls, and cabinet ministers from Spain and Greece. The release confirmed this year's meeting will deal with energy issues, Iran, the Middle East, terrorism, immigration, Russia, European-American relations and Asia. "The meeting is private to encourage frank and open discussion," said the release. "There will be no press conference." Security was relatively light at the airport, with only a few uniformed police on hand. But at the Brookstreet, the parking lot in front of the hotel was completely emptied and entrances to the lot were barricaded. A tow truck removed any vehicles that did not comply.
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#1. To: TLBSHOW (#0)
Were they planning their next 911?
From what I see and the gift is to see the truth - the plan to be - is for the sleeper cells in America to unleash their violence right here at home.... using w's we will take it to the terrorist line - the scumbag death cult terrorist islam enemy is planning to now take the war to Americas streets! if ever there was a time for the US to be on high alert it is now ---- if this is the plan that the Bilderberg meeting is planning - WILL WE EVER KNOW? for sure?
To: ex-Texan Guess that's why there was a shortage of Reynolds foil at Walmart this morning. 48 posted on 06/10/2006 3:41:50 PM EDT by CWOJackson
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