[PDF file]: […] socialist. Then he sniffed the wind and realised that he had to change tack. He went on the State Department freebie to the USA, was inspected at Bilderberg and became a convert to the financialisation revolution (after industrialisation came financialisation . . .). All the while he was telling Labour Party members that he […]
[PDF file]: […] on Dino Knudsen’s The Trilateral Commission and Global Governance: Informal Elite Diplomacy, 1972-82 (London and New York: Routledge, 2016).40 Knudsen had access to the Trilateral archives. With Bilderberg meetings reported by the Daily Mail, the Trilateral archives opened to a researcher, and even le Cercle (the Pinay Circle as was) the subject of academic […]
[PDF file]: […] was later to be a major figure in the Special Operations Executive. More interestingly perhaps, for Lobster readers, in the postwar years he was linked to the Bilderberg Group. On this see the brief description at . 4 5 The potted history of MI5 available online at the National Archives is blunt: ‘In early […]
[PDF file]: […] Smith, like his Glasgow University contemporary Baroness ‘Meta’ Ramsay, had been recruited by MI6 while a student. It might also help make intelligible Smith’s role on the Bilderberg steering group. What is The Guardian? An interesting piece on The Guardian by Jonathan Cook, ‘A Thought Police for the Internet Age: The Dangerous Cult of […]
[PDF file]: […] other. “The people” are assaulted by plots prepared from inside “the system”, which can be domestic (state institutions, traditional parties) or foreign (the EU, financial markets, the Bilderberg group……the list is long).’ Nougayrède’s piece was followed on 26 December by David Shariatmadari’s ‘A new theory of conspiracies’.2 This opened with an account of ‘Elliott, […]
[PDF file]: […] to be unpaid. But as the defeated former MP for Morley and Outwood received a reported £88,000 golden goodbye from the British taxpayer and then attended the Bilderberg conference in June, it’s safe to assume austerity will not be a worry for the household of he and his MP wife Yvette Cooper, especially after […]
[PDF file]: […] of the Round Table in the mid 1960s, they moved to Allen’s view of America (and the world) run by ‘Insiders’ (Allen’s italics) – loosely, bankers, the Bilderberg group and the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). The book ends with a list of the members of the CFR. In Allen’s account some of them […]
[…] of the Round Table in the mid 1960s, they moved to Allen’s view of America (and the world) run by ‘Insiders’ (Allen’s italics) – loosely, bankers, the Bilderberg group and the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). The book ends with a list of the members of the CFR. In Allen’s account some of them […]
[…] of the Round Table in the mid 1960s, they moved to Allen’s view of America (and the world) run by ‘Insiders’ (Allen’s italics) – loosely, bankers, the Bilderberg group and the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). or 37 13 The book ends with a list of the members of the CFR. In Allen’s account […]
[…] Smith, like his Glasgow University contemporary Baroness ‘Meta’ Ramsay, had been recruited by MI6 while a student.28 It might also help make intelligible Smith’s role on the Bilderberg steering group. What is The Guardian? An interesting piece on The Guardian 25 26 See . 27 . 28 More details at by Jonathan Cook, ‘A […]
