Phoenix Journal 208 - Four Winds 10
Phoenix Journal 208 - Four Winds 10
Phoenix Journal 208 - Four Winds 10
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CHAPTER 11<br />
THE NEWS DESK<br />
by Dr. Al Overholt 7/12/97<br />
GLOBAL PLANTATION APPROVES BAIL OUT<br />
Bilderbergers speak with forked tongues,<br />
as reports from inside the secret enclave reveal.<br />
Excerpted from THE SPOTLIGHT, by Martin Mann, 6/30/97, [quoting:]<br />
There is at least one good reason for the Bilderberg Group’s insistence on surrounding its annual reunion<br />
with steel blinds of secrecy more tightly shuttered than a Pentagon war room; some of the agenda and quite<br />
a few of the deals struck here have more explosive potential than an average nuclear warhead.<br />
That is the observation of a young French political scientist and university lecturer who attended the 45th<br />
Bilderberg meeting at this secluded island resort as a briefing aide to Dr. Thierry de Montbriand, director<br />
of the French Institute of International Affairs, and one of the conference’s program coordinators.<br />
Briefing aides are the anonymous but indispensable research assistants, note-takers, briefcase bearers and<br />
schedule keepers of the senior Bilderberg figures who set the meeting’s themes and lead its working<br />
groups and discussion panels.<br />
In the late afternoon of Sunday June 17, as the principal guests left and the security surrounding the<br />
conference site grew more relaxed, this SPOTLIGHT reporter met and interviewed several of the youthful<br />
Bilderberg aides. They proved, for the most part, willing to discuss their experiences on condition that<br />
nothing they said would be attributed directly or quoted by name—a basic rule of Bilderberg reunions.<br />
jacques chirac & helmut kohl<br />
In the consensus of these sources, the hermetically sealed conference setting did encourage some participants<br />
to cast off their cautious public persona and to reveal far more aggressive and even radical attitudes<br />
on the issues under discussion.<br />
As an example of this sort of personality change these sources pointed to C. Fred Bergsten, director of the<br />
Institute for International Economics, a Washington, D.C. think tank.<br />
Known generally as a moderate, scholarly, market-oriented policy analyst, Bergsten was revealed at the<br />
Bilderberg meeting as a fanatical advocate of global free trade and its inevitable concomitant, one-world<br />
government.<br />
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