Bilderberg.org

[TonyGosling]

Take a look at the Bilderberg steering group - Henry Kissinger in particular - can you discover anything about the motivations of Bilderberg by finding out more about these Steering Group members. For example is Bilderberg's role connected with multi-million dollar international consultancy Kissinger Associates?
My latest list of who's on the steering group is to be found at www.bilderberg.org/bilder.htm

Tony

[TonyGosling]

Steering Committee
The 31 national BB 'outer circle' Steering Group Representatives:

HONORARY SECRETARY GENERAL
Great Britain - J. Martin Taylor
Chairman, WH Smith Group PLC;
International Advisor, Goldman Sachs International

HONORARY CHAIRMAN
Belguim - Etienne Davignon
Vice Chairman, Societe Generale de Belgique

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Maja Banck-Polderman

USA Allaire, Paul A. - Former Chairman and C.E.O., Xerox Corporation

P Balsemao, Francisco Pinto - Chairman, IMPRESA, S.G.P.S.; former Prime Minister

I Bernabe, Franco - Chairman, Franco Bernabe & C. S.p.A.

CDN Black, Conrad M. - Chairman, Telegraph Group Limited

GB Clarke, Kenneth - Member of Parliament, former Chancellor of the Exchequer

F Collomb, Bertrand - Chairman and C.E.O., Lafarge

GR David, George A. - Chairman, Coca-Cola H.B.C. S.A.

NL Halberstadt, Victor - Professor of Public Economics, Leiden University

USA Johnson, James A. - Vice Chairman, Perseus LLC

USA Jordan, Jr., Vernon E. - Managing Director, Lazard Freres & Co. LLC

TR Kiraq, Suna - Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors, Koq Holding A.S.

USA Kissinger, Henry A. - Chairman, Kissinger Associates, Inc.

D Kopper, Hilmar - Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Deutsche Bank A.G.

USA Kravis, Marie-Josee - Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute, Inc

F Levy-Lang, Andre - Former Chairman, Paribas

USA Mathews, Jessica T. - President, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

N Myklebust, Egil - Chairman of the Board, Norsk Hydro ASA

D Nass, Matthias - Deputy Editor, Die Zeit

FIN Ollila, Jorma - Chairman of the Board and C.E.O., Nokia Corporation

INT Padoa-Schioppa, Tommaso - Member of the Executive Board, European Central Bank

E Rodriguez Inciarte, Matias - Executive Vice Chairman, BSCH

D Schrempp, Jiirgen E. - Chairman of the Board of Management, DaimlerChrysler AG

INT Schwab, Klaus - President, World Economic Forum

DK Seidenfaden, Toger - Editor-in-Chief, Politiken

IRL Sutherland, Peter D. - Chairman and Managing Director, Goldman Sachs International

CH Vasella, Daniel L. - Chairman and C.E.O., Novartis AG

A Vranitzky, Franz - Former Federal Chanoellor

S Wallenberg, Jacob - Chairman of the Board, Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken

USA Wolfensohn, James D. - President, The World Bank

[CJ]

Well I can tell you that James Wolfenson of ex World Bank fame, has major concerns about controlling Western Youth. He reiterated the lack of control over this sector of society as a great concern. This was second hand via a good friend, and I do consider it VERY genuine. I might add that this is a real NWO (Bilderberg) issue, this is the lost generation, maybe the most confused generation of the last 60 years.

You must (please) excuse my work, as I`m relaxing and going on holiday, back on the 1st September, with a little luck!LOL

[Shultz]

Of course! Kissinger once was in Russia and they had a meeting at the official level, agter that Kissinger was invited to the TV programme "Postscriptum", where he was interview. He hinted that he had a very big influence on the United States foreigh policy.
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Good is never good enough.

[Seer]

I know Paull Allaire was almost let go from the Ford Foundation because of "accusations of fraud"... by they kept him on the board after he agreed to pay a $1 million in penalties and $7 million in bonus pay and proceeds from stock sales at Xerox Corp. I think this happened around 3 years ago.

[marek]

Paul Allaire-Xerox

Dear Seer,
Do you have a documention about your allegations ( post articles, web links). We know the way they practise capitalsm is not everytime ethic, but at least we have to be more documented.

Marek

[Seer]

Yes.. articles are in the archives of the New York Times.

http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F00910F63F590C7B8CDDAE0894DB404482

Note: ABSTRACT

Foundation to Keep Leader Accused of Fraud at Xerox

July 8, 2003, Tuesday
By STEPHANIE STROM (NYT); National Desk
Late Edition - Final, Section A, Page 16, Column 5, 1049 words
DISPLAYING ABSTRACT - Board of Ford Foundation decides to keep Paul A Allaire as its chairman despite accusations by federal regulators that he participated in accounting fraud when he was chairman and chief executive of Xerox Corp; decision comes after Allaire agrees to pay $1 million penalty and forfeit $7.6 million in bonus pay and proceeds from stock sales at Xerox and interest on those sums; he is also barred from serving as director of public corporation for five years as part of settlement reached with Securities and Exchange Commission; SEC has said he and five other Xerox executives allowed company to overstate its profits by $1.4 billion over four years; under settlement, officials neither admitted nor denied wrongdoing; Ford's board notes that terms of settlement do not relate to Allaire's service with private organizations; decision to retain him raises quesitons among some of foundation's staff members and comes at time when governance and accountability practices of nonprofit world are attracting greater scrutiny...


http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F40F1EF834540C758CDDAF0894DB404482
6 From Xerox To Pay S.E.C. $22 Million

June 6, 2003, Friday
By FLOYD NORRIS (NYT); Business/Financial Desk
Late Edition - Final, Section C, Page 1, Column 5, 953 words
DISPLAYING ABSTRACT - Six former top officials at the Xerox Corp agree to pay more than $22 million to settle accusations by securities regulators that they participated in large accounting fraud that allowed company to overstate its profits by $1.4 billion over four years; SEC civil lawsuit accuses executives of taking part in scheme that misled investors about financial results of Xerox from 1997 to 2000; executives are Paul A Allaire, former chairman nd chief executive, Barry D Rogers, former chief financial officer, G Richard Thomas, former chief executive, Philip D Fischbach, former controller, Daniel S Marchibroda and Gregory B Taylor, former financial executives...


Other Sources:
http://money.cnn.com/2002/04/11/technology/xerox_fraud/
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/nation/20030708-0331-fordfoundation-chairman.html
http://www.globalethics.org/newsline/members/printfriendly.html?id=0714031631203

[marek]

Really a great work, seer.
I personnally was astonished with diseappearance of Paul Allaire from Xerox.We have seen our new knights at work in Canada ( Conrad Black) and i am certain other bilderbergers were not dign of their 'noble' title of Bilderbergers... beginning with the so called founder, prince Bernhard.

Dear readers, if some have the same documentation than seer, come on with it, it will amuse it, because the new World Order is done with the help of crooks ( in french we say ' knights of industry'). Bilderberg is a new Order of knives templars....

One time the world was under the Oreder of chivalry. After that, under the Order of Religious and Royalty ( wars of Religions).Then they got rid of chivalry, Royalty and decide that the world was under the Commerce Rule and Order. That is our time. They give CEO posts and members of councils to people considered as knights in te new Chivalry of our epoch,
but such individues are often poors in morality...

My former remark is serious, think about it.

MArek

[TonyGosling]

How to be in a league of your own
AMRITA THAPAR
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/690314.cms
TIMES NEWS NETWORK
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 03, 2006 12:34:19 AM]

Forums, summits, conferences, conclaves — call them what you will, men and women of standing from across the world flock together religiously; it is an annual rite of passage for many CEOs, politicians, bureaucrats, authors, film-makers, society divas.

The capital itself in the past few weeks has seen symposiums of different hues, from leadership and economic summits to the summit of the powerless. Here delegates ranged from Afghan premier and Nepalese Maoist leaders to global CEOs and FBI honchos.

But to attend really super exclusive conclaves, where discussions are held behind closed doors, and where you rub shoulders with the global high and mighty, conference addicts now need to look beyond Delhi and Davos.

SundayET gives you a lowdown on the world’s most coveted gatherings — a guide to where you should be if you want to see and be seen with the likes of Paul Allen, Warren Buffet, Pulitzer Prize winners, Nobel laureates and assorted heads of state.

The Sun Valley Conference is an annual conference hosted and funded by New York investment firm Allen & Company. As the name suggest, this week-long conference is held in Sun Valley, Idaho every July, since its inception in 1983.

Business tycoons, political leaders, global culture-vultures and billionaire philanthropists are all in attendance and in the past have counted amongst its participants Bill and Melinda Gates, Warren Buffet, Larry Page, Sergey Brin, the late Katherine Graham, Rupert Murdoch, Michael Eisner.

If you put together 300 odd people from Wall Street, dotcom billionaires, and Hollywood’s richest and most powerful, that is the crowd at Sun Valley. The atmosphere is casual and like a summer camp as billionaires are sighted strolling about in jeans and Bermuda shorts every July, in a town that is essentially a winter ski resort.

Activities like hiking, fly-fishing, rafting, golf etc add to the camp atmosphere but the uppermost thing in everybody’s mind is deal making. The Disney-ABC merger originated during a game of golf at Sun Valley, as did Rupert Murdoch’s acquisition of New World, reportedly.

Sun Valley is an invitation only conference — and the best way to get invited is to be a company president, chairman or CEO at a multinational media concern, looking for lots of expensive deals preferably.

The Bilderberg Conference is held annually in late spring or early summer, and is named after the hotel in The Netherlands where the first conference took place in 1954. This too is an invitation only conference of around 130 guests — people of influence from the world of business, academia, media and politics.[/b]