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13Nov2012 Bilderberg Steering Group secret meeting In Rome

 
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PostPosted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 8:55 pm    Post subject: 13Nov2012 Bilderberg Steering Group secret meeting In Rome Reply with quote

Dear all concerned with the return of European fascism,
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PEPIS/message/415

If you haven't read this book yet http://spitfirelist.com/books/martin-bormann-nazi-in-exile/
or this article about Bilderberg and Operation Market Garden http://www.bilderberg.org/bildhist.htm#Market
please do.

According to the following source the Bilderberg Steering Committee Meeting will start tomorrow in Rome:
Hotel de Russie, between Via del Babuino and Piazza del Popolo.
http://www.hotelderussie.it/
Hotel de Russie
Via del Babuino 9
00187 Rome, Italy
Tel: +39 06 32 88 81
They will have a special tour of the Musei Capitolini,
http://en.museicapitolini.org/
Followed by a dinner.
Estimated budget: €100.000 (more or less 80 guests).

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Tony

THE APRONS OF THE BILDERBERG GROUP,
ALMOST AS IF IT WERE A PROVOCATION, TOMORROW SECRETLY LAND IN ROME

In the most dramatic political moment for Italy and for Europe, the Bilderberg Group, almost as if it were a provocation, has chosen Rome to hold tomorrow its 61° work session will focus primarily on countries euro Commissioner most at risk Italy, Spain and Greece. The meeting there is ' track even on the official site of the most powerful and mysterious world organization which brings together managers, bankers and entrepreneurs from around the world.

http://www.informarexresistere.fr/2012/11/12/i-grembiulini-del-gruppo-bilderberg-quasi-come-se-fosse-una-provocazione-domani-sbarcano-in-gran-segreto-a-roma/#axzz2C17At6Ry
http://www.dagospia.com/rubrica-3/politica/1-per-decidere-leuro-commissariamento-di-italia-spagna-e-grecia-i-grembiulini-del-gruppo-46589.htm

Marlieke de Vogel, organizational Secretary of the Bilderberg Group, however, is hopeless: the hush-hush meeting in Rome of the most powerful financial circle para-Masonic world, scheduled for tomorrow, is likely a resounding flop. Why, given the accomplishments of these super sensitive meeting held uninterruptedly since 1954 and which takes its name from the Dutch hotel where it held the first meeting?

Simply because the genes of the Organization have placed guests who are to discuss the fate of the planet, in the aftermath of Obama's confirmation and with bags in fibrillation, in the prestigious Hotel de Russie, via del Babuino, angolo piazza del Popolo, but at the same time invaded by television crews looking for rising stars, actresses, pimps and Showgirls come to smignotteggiare for the Rome Film Festival.

Farewell then to secrecy and that look super padded that characterized all meetings that organizes Bilderberg usually only places ultra reserved twice a year away from cameras and gossip. The last meeting was held in reserved town of Chantily, Virginia, Usa, from 31 May to 2 July.

But in Rome, you know, everything ends in whores and so, so much to remain inconspicuous, 80 conspirators will relocate on a field trip tomorrow afternoon with dozens of vans with tinted Windows and flashing lights and sirens to ball, the Capitoline museums that will close their doors even earlier, at 17, to allow aprons a guided tour starting at 19 angering hundreds of tourists who will be dismissed resulting armouring of the whole area.

The catering that oversees the Organization, has forecast an aperitif at the entrance and then visiting, divided into two groups, the sala degli Orazi e Curiazi, Tabularium and Esedra where Marcus Aurelius ' dinner will take place.

By the way, it seems that the old Enrico Bondi has had under his eyes the quote for the guided visit and dinner. For about 80 people it seems over 100 thousand euros, a net price, just over 1000 euros per apron ... Eat caviar and truffle? Drink only Crystal? But who pays?

I certainly will want to know the austere Mario Monti gave for some dinner and maybe even to work Wednesday, along with the ever-present Corradino Passera, the Education Minister Francesco Profumo, the ever-present female duo Paola Severino and Elsa Fornero. Although to tell the truth in the work are never intended for government representatives tradition but it is known that resists not SuperMario when it comes to Aspen, Bilderberg, Trilateral and various cliques ...

Despite the resounding defeat for tarnishing his Rome the shiniest remains Interior Minister Anna Maria Clerks who, sensing smells like burned declined the invitation thing I did obviously Giuliano Amato, designated in official documents as President of Treccani.

Posted in guest list, the Governor of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, the delicacy of the issues to be discussed and that in a sense it involves institutionally, has made it known to the French Henry de Castries, Chairman of the Bilderberg conservatively developments that will follow the work from Frankfurt to avoid with his presence in Rome inevitable exploitation.

Poor de Vogel is also bleached when he noticed that among the Italian guests now regulars as Lilli Gruber, already attovagliata in Chantily, there is a new entry of journalism as Chicco Mentana precisely to show that La7 ' Bebe Bernabe ', Grand Master of ceremonies, is at home. Flebuccio de Bortoli, with his white raincoat and the collar turned up to go unnoticed, is in doubt until the last moment. Also waiting for the arrival of Vendeline von Bredow likely '' The Economist "the warhead more anti Berlusconi.

But who are the guests confirmed for now? Among the Italians the former trade unionist of CGIL Mauro Moretti the railwayman, Alberto Nagel, CEO of Mediobanca, Angelo Gimbals, Chairman of Agcom, Federico Ghizzoni to of Unicredito, Enrico Teaspoons of Intesa, Fulvio Conti of Enel, the President of Rai Anna Maria Tarantola, the new President of the CIR Rodolfo De Benedetti, the Governor of the Bank of Italy Ignazio Vis







I GREMBIULINI DEL GRUPPO BILDERBERG, QUASI COME SE FOSSE UNA PROVOCAZIONE, DOMANI SBARCANO IN GRAN SEGRETO A ROMA
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This meeting is where the decision to appoint Mark Carney to the post of governor of the Bank of England was almost certainly made.

Announcement he had the job was made on Monday 26th November less than 2 weeks after this secret Bilderberg Steering Group meeting which allowed enough time for the final contractural formalities & PR work around the announcement to be completed.




New Bank of England boss Mark Carney told to steer clear of politics
By Hugo Duncan =- 19 December 2012 | UPDATED: 08:31, 19 December 2012

The appointment of Mark Carney as the next governor of the Bank of England is proving controversial – and not because he is the first foreigner to be handed the job in 318 years.

The 47-year-old Canadian – hailed by George Osborne as ‘the outstanding central banker of his generation’ – caused a stir by suggesting Britain’s inflation target could be scrapped.

He has now been dragged into a row over his political ambitions after details of a holiday with a senior Liberal in Canada emerged – fuelling speculation he thought about running for prime minister in his homeland before accepting the job on Threadneedle Street.

It sets the scene for a lively discussion when Carney appears before MPs on the Treasury Select Committee on February 7 in his first public appearance on these shores since he was named as Sir Mervyn King’s successor.

Carney was cleared of any conflict of interest but his flirtation with Canadian politics has ruffled feathers in Britain and Canada where central bank governors are meant to be fiercely independent.

‘My colleagues will want to address every such issue at the preappointment hearing,’ said Andrew Tyrie, chairman of the committee.

High on the agenda alongside politics will be the future of quantitative easing – Britain’s £375bn money-printing programme which critics claim has left pensioners in particular worse off.

‘What role QE can play going forward, and how to handle its unwinding, are two important questions facing the Government and the Bank of England,’ said Tyrie. ‘Mark Carney will have to give serious thought to them.’

Carney has been in the spotlight since his surprise appointment late last month.

It was widely seen as a coup for the Chancellor who declared: ‘We needed the best – and in Mark Carney we’ve got it.’

Time magazine called him ‘smart and sexy’ – saying: ‘Central bankers aren’t often young, good looking and charming, but Mark Carney is all three.’

Canada has outperformed most other developed economies since the start of the financial crisis and has left recession-weary Britain trailing in its wake (see graphs).

‘How much of this is down specifically to the way Carney has run the Bank of Canada over the period is questionable though,’ cautioned James Knightley, senior economist at ING. ‘Critics argue that being in the right place at the right time doesn’t mean he will be a good governor elsewhere. Others would state that he could only play the hand that he was dealt and he didn’t mess up.’

Carney was blessed with a robust economy and strong bank regulation when he took the helm in February 2008 – meaning Canada did not suffer from the worst excesses of the boom and bust that crippled Britain. But on his watch the Bank of Canada acted early as the global crisis escalated, cutting interest rates sharply one month after his appointment. In April 2009, with rates at 0.25pc, the Bank of Canada said rates would remain ultra-low for some time to come.

The US Federal Reserve soon adopted the same tactic of offering guidance on the future path of interest rates.

The Bank of England has thus far refused. But in a speech in Toronto last week, Carney suggested that central banks should do more to revive flagging economies, and even consider abandoning inflation targeting and instead focus on jobs or growth. Just a day later the Fed said it will hold interest rates at rock bottom levels in the US until unemployment falls to 6.5pc in a dramatic shift in central banking in the world’s biggest economy.

Osborne has said there would have to be a strong case for shifting away from the 20-year-old 2pc inflation target in the UK. But he welcomed the debate and refused to rule out following Carney’s lead – setting up a potential rift with senior Bank of England figures who continue to support the inflation target.

Carney’s governorship will also be a critical time for UK banks. As chairman of the Financial Stability Board, the global body behind banking regulation, the former Goldman Sachs banker is at the forefront of the battle to restore the industry to health.

Speaking recently in Montreal, he said: ‘The global financial system is still not as safe as it needs to be. The FSB will identify those who drag their feet or bend the rules and hold them to account.’

But his recent foray into politics – whether intentional or not – will fuel fears that his five years in London are merely a springboard to a political career in Canada.

‘It does show a complete lack of judgement,’ said Mike Moffatt, an economist at the Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario. ‘The larger issue here is that Carney is being seen as the guy who can do no wrong. For the most part, he’s been a very strong governor.

‘There’s some point where you start to believe that anything you do is justified because you’ve been doing such a great job and that’s where these sort of ethical lapses get in.’

Lord Oakeshott, the former Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman, warned that straying into politics in Britain will not be tolerated. ‘He’ll have to be far more careful over here,’ he said.

When Carney was appointed the next governor of the Bank of England he said he was going ‘where the challenge is greatest’. It does not look to be getting any easier.


http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-2250307/CITY-FOCUS-New-BoE-boss-Mark-Carney-told-stay-away-politics.html
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