The elite who secretly run the world: The Bilderberg Group

[Garb]

And you dont think a public forum specifically targeting gun owners is not a data mining operation?

They're probably monitoring this site. There is a bit more anonymity here than on facebook, but a good computer whiz can still find out who each of us is and what we're doing.

 

[jmiller676]

 

[91FXRS]

IMO saying the world is going to end on a specific date crazy. This s*** not crazy, scary.

I was sitting here thinking Obama is probably racking his brain on how to get on that list and in the back round you got the little misses screaming " dammit barack you screwed me on the royal wedding don't screw this one up I WANT ON THAT LIST!

 

[phylodog]

This is awful and scary. What gives these people to right to meet up and have discussions in private? I mean seriously, what right do they have to get together with whomever they want and talk about whatever they want without letting everyone else on the planet know all about it?

If they can do something this outlandish, shouldn't we all be allowed the same privilege? What if I want to invite some people over to my house tomorrow and sit in my back yard behind my privacy fence and talk about things we feel are interesting or important? Where do I fill out the application for the needed permits or permission slip?

 

[dross]

This is awful and scary. What gives these people to right to meet up and have discussions in private? I mean seriously, what right do they have to get together with whomever they want and talk about whatever they want without letting everyone else on the planet know all about it?

If they can do something this outlandish, shouldn't we all be allowed the same privilege? What if I want to invite some people over to my house tomorrow and sit in my back yard behind my privacy fence and talk about things we feel are interesting or important? Where do I fill out the application for the needed permits or permission slip?

If you do have such a meeting, please PM me with the next American Idol winnner. I'd love to win the pool just once.

 

[rambone]

This is awful and scary. What gives these people to right to meet up and have discussions in private? I mean seriously, what right do they have to get together with whomever they want and talk about whatever they want without letting everyone else on the planet know all about it?

If they can do something this outlandish, shouldn't we all be allowed the same privilege? What if I want to invite some people over to my house tomorrow and sit in my back yard behind my privacy fence and talk about things we feel are interesting or important? Where do I fill out the application for the needed permits or permission slip?

Logan Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

§ 953. Private correspondence with foreign governments. Any citizen of the United States, wherever he may be, who, without authority of the United States, directly or indirectly commences or carries on any correspondence or intercourse with any foreign government or any officer or agent thereof, with intent to influence the measures or conduct of any foreign government or of any officer or agent thereof, in relation to any disputes or controversies with the United States, or to defeat the measures of the United States, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years, or both. This section shall not abridge the right of a citizen to apply himself, or his agent, to any foreign government, or the agents thereof, for redress of any injury which he may have sustained from such government or any of its agents or subjects.

 

[rjstew317]

This is awful and scary. What gives these people to right to meet up and have discussions in private? I mean seriously, what right do they have to get together with whomever they want and talk about whatever they want without letting everyone else on the planet know all about it?

If they can do something this outlandish, shouldn't we all be allowed the same privilege? What if I want to invite some people over to my house tomorrow and sit in my back yard behind my privacy fence and talk about things we feel are interesting or important? Where do I fill out the application for the needed permits or permission slip?

I'll bring the beer!!!

 

[jsharmon7]

This is awful and scary. What gives these people to right to meet up and have discussions in private? I mean seriously, what right do they have to get together with whomever they want and talk about whatever they want without letting everyone else on the planet know all about it?

If they can do something this outlandish, shouldn't we all be allowed the same privilege? What if I want to invite some people over to my house tomorrow and sit in my back yard behind my privacy fence and talk about things we feel are interesting or important? Where do I fill out the application for the needed permits or permission slip?

Well we'll just have to assume you're plotting to take over the world. Or at least Indianapolis. What other option do we have but to assume total government domination?

 

[rjstew317]

Logan Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

if the content of their meeting is secret, and no one knows whats going on behind those closed doors, how can you be sure that what they are talking about with foreign dignitaries is the destruction of The United States?

 

[tenring]

Don't forget the Rothchild's during WW1, and then there is the Rockefeller's, and maybe thrown in Armand Hammer. Who knows who else. As Donald Rumsfield once said, "You just don't know what you don't know".

 

[UncleMike]

You just discovered the Bilderberg Group???
People from my Generation have known about them since Grade School.
We were told back then that they were a group that was formed to deflect blame for the Worlds problems from the Governments, to a "Secret Society".
The reasoning is that "Secret Societies" can't be toppled like poorly run Governments.
So.
The Governments of Europe conjured up The Bilderberg Group as a scapegoat for their troubles.
It was an attempt to blame "The Boogymen" for problems created by crappy rulers.
It allows crappy Governments to point fingers and say "It's not MY fault. It's THEM!!!
Kinda like Hitler blaming all of Germanys problems on the Jews during the 1930's.

 

[phylodog]

Logan Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

So where are the indictments? Where is the proof or probable cause that anyone is in violation of this law?

As much as you scream about injustices handed out by all levels of the United States Government, are you suggesting that the mere existence of these meetings is enough to either convict any Americans in attendance or restrict their liberty to prevent them from attending?

 

[jsharmon7]

Every time I see this thread I think of these guys:

It's so much less intimidating than world domination.

 

[rambone]

if the content of their meeting is secret, and no one knows whats going on behind those closed doors, how can you be sure that what they are talking about with foreign dignitaries is the destruction of The United States?

The dignitaries are there. If you can't believe the photos and videos then I don't know what evidence you expect me to present. And yes, the meetings are secret. Anything they discuss is inconsequential -- American citizens are breaking the law by attending those meetings.



You can include the following Americans on that list from various meetings.

Bill Clinton in 1991, before he was "elected" President of the United States
Gerald Ford in 1964 and 1966, before he was "elected" President of the United States
Ben Bernanke (Chairman of the Federal Reserve)
Hillary Clinton (Current Secretary of State)
Henry Kissinger (Former Secretary of State)
Colin Powell (Former Secretary of State)
David H. Petraeus (Commander, U.S. Central Command)
David Rockefeller (Former Chairman, Chase Manhattan Bank)
Timothy F. Geithner (Secretary, U.S. Treasury Department)
Senator John Edwards (U.S. Senator from North Carolina)
Senator Chuck Hagel (U.S. Senator from Nebraska)
Senator Sam Nunn (U.S. Senator from Georgia)
Governor Rick Perry (Texas Governor)
Governor Mark Sanford (South Carolina Governor)
Governor George Pataki (New York Governor)
Bill Gates (Chairman of Microsoft)
George Stephanopoulos (Former Communications Director of the Clinton Administration)
Paul Gigot (Editor of Editorial page of WSJ)
Martin Fieldstein (CEO of National Bureau of Economic Research)
Vernon Jordan (former cabinet member to previous Dem. administrations)
Craig Mundie (Chief Technical Officer...Microsoft)
Richard Perle (asst. Secretary of Defense)
Robert Zoellick (Deputy Secretary of State)
Paul A. Volcker (Chairman, Economic Recovery Advisory Board)
Robert B. Zoellick (President, The World Bank)


And hundreds of other powerful Americans you may or may not recognize.

All criminals under the Logan Act.

List of Bilderberg participants

 

[rambone]

You just discovered the Bilderberg Group???

No. They are meeting right now, this weekend, in Switzerland, I thought I would bring it up.

It was an attempt to blame "The Boogymen" for problems created by crappy rulers.
It allows crappy Governments to point fingers and say "It's not MY fault. It's THEM!!!
Kinda like Hitler blaming all of Germanys problems on the Jews during the 1930's.

Better stick with the "real" boogeyman, like muslims and mexicans.

So where are the indictments? Where is the proof or probable cause that anyone is in violation of this law?

As much as you scream about injustices handed out by all levels of the United States Government, are you suggesting that the mere existence of these meetings is enough to either convict any Americans in attendance or restrict their liberty to prevent them from attending?

Indictments? What am I, a member of Congress?

What if they freely admit it?

Clinton was just "in town" so he thought he would drop on by the Bilderberg Meeting. LOL


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jmzWi_nhQg

 

[phylodog]

American citizens are breaking the law by attending those meetings.

I think you missed this part of the law:

"with intent to influence the measures or conduct of any foreign government or of any officer or agent thereof, in relation to any disputes or controversies with the United States, or to defeat the measures of the United States"

Without proof beyond a reasonable doubt of the above, there is no crime.

 

[orange]

Rambone ..what are you doing?

You want conspiracy theories, why don't you look inside the United States? They're not even secret. Take Henry Paulson. This former CEO of Goldman Sachs became Secretary of the Treasury, awarded Goldman Sachs something like 20 billion dollars as part of the bailout scheme, appointed former Goldman Sachs directors to run AIG and other entities that received yet more money, and that's just the tiny, tiny tip of a bloody leviathan of an iceberg. Why look to some shadowy group in Europe?

 

[phylodog]

Rambone ..what are you doing?

You want conspiracy theories, why don't you look inside the United States? They're not even secret. Take Henry Paulson. This former CEO of Goldman Sachs became Secretary of the Treasury, awarded Goldman Sachs something like $20 billion dollars as part of the bailout scheme, appointed former Goldman Sachs directors to run AIG and other entities that received yet more money, and that's just the tiny, tiny tip of a bloody leviathan of an iceberg. Why look to some shadowy group in Europe?

He already hate this country. He's looking to expand his horizons to the rest of the planet.

 

[rambone]

Rambone ..what are you doing?

You want conspiracy theories, why don't you look inside the United States? They're not even secret. Take Henry Paulson. This former CEO of Goldman Sachs became Secretary of the Treasury, awarded Goldman Sachs something like $20 billion dollars as part of the bailout scheme, appointed former Goldman Sachs directors to run AIG and other entities that received yet more money, and that's just the tiny, tiny tip of a bloody leviathan of an iceberg. Why look to some shadowy group in Europe?

Because I think its bigger than all of that. Coincidentally Goldman-Sachs execs are frequent Bilderberg attendees.

Quite a social club they have there.

 

[rambone]

He already hate this country. He's looking to expand his horizons to the rest of the planet.

Those who don't worship their masters do not love America. I get it.

I'll stop speaking out now. Lets say the Pledge of Allegiance together.