[…] 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 […]
[PDF file]: […] developed, very early on, extremely close US political connections, spent every summer in the US for many years, and by 1991 had been talent spotted by the Bilderberg Group. 39 Winter 2010 During the same period the only other figures to score regular top four positions (to use a football metaphor) were John Smith […]
[PDF file]: […] group/individual is really running things behind the facade of democracy. Over time the identity of the master manipulator changes: the Illuminati, the Jews, the communists, the Masons, Bilderberg, the Council on Foreign Relations, George Soros. With the current crop of Covid theories we have been offered new identities for the players behind the curtain: […]
[PDF file]: […] at Gibraltar on an earlier visit to the Rock, guided by the Scottish general Noel Mason-Macfarlane . Behind Sikorski are the ‘ever-mysterious’ Józef Retinger, post-war co-founder of Bilderberg, and the British liaison officer Colonel Victor Cazalet MP who died with Sikorski in the 1943 crash. In 1967, the literary manager of the National Theatre […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] 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]: […] as plods. All these biographies paint a picture of an establishment which seems to run quite smoothly just beneath the surface of public recognition.This because – unlike Bilderberg or similar effusions of establishment networking (including Davos) – they don’t appear to bear the imprint of political control or in extremis, ‘conspiracy.’ Having said that, […]
