Go, Alex, Go!
'Without justice - what is the State but a band of robbers?' - St Augustine
That was the BBC, covering Alex Jones. Rather it would be better for them to cover Bilderberg.
I am tempted to go to Watford tomorrow with my camcorder. I'd love to meet Alex Jones.
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Alex Jones. What can I say except the man's a fraud and prays on the weak/gullible. His argument about BG is paper thin and full of holes. Point by point this is the terrifying secret he is uncovering:
1) BG involves lobbying. I don't doubt it, but they don't need to meet at Bilderberg to lobby the government. For instance, the tobacco lobby sponsors Nigel Farage who has stated he will repeal the smoking ban (estimated to be saving 200,000 lives and about 8 billion quid of tax payers' money – but then it is negatively impacting on a few businessmen who make their living from tobacco…). Lobbying those outside of Bilderberg is actually even smarter, since you can get a cheaper access to power. Even Jones can't seriously be claiming the 30 or so secret delegates are the only power brokers on earth.
Lobbying is going on all the time in Washington. Openly and in the public eye. I don't say that's a good thing (it is utterly contemptible), but it does rather weaken the theory that 'the man' holds a once yearly meeting where the objective is to lobby power brokers.
2) They have security. Wait just a minute… If the Pope, the Dalai Lama, the Queen, and Tony Blair all attended a meeting in London, there would be a military style security operation. Why? Duh, because we know what mental fanatics do to get the public's attention – they kill, and usually target high profile meetings. Why does the Pope drive around in a bulletproof car? He's a high profile target for a fanatic. Why aren't you allowed to listen in to the Vatican conclaves and election meetings? Because secret meetings go on all the time, and when you have heads of state and members of the EU meeting, you're also going to have security. What exactly is the problem here? Are you seriously suggesting that any meeting should be public information? You're saying that high-level diplomatic and strategic meetings ought to be public knowledge. Have you ever heard of espionage?
3) Delegates (supposedly) pay low taxes. This is a slightly odd issue for a man who called Obama a 'socialist'/'communist' for proposing to tax the wealthy. Now Jones has flipped positions and claims that NOT taxing the wealthy is a sign of some shady dealings. But wait, is this the best he's got? Really? So the secret 30 go to the trouble of meeting once a year to agree to not pay tax? How does that work? Wouldn't a phone call do? How does 30 people agreeing they won't pay tax translate into policy? Surely the policy requires the huge swathe of indoctrinated capitalists who follow Jones and believe all tax is government theft. He is both inconsistent and making a pathetic accusation that is too lame to justify the paranoia.
4) His 'Come and see the Show' circus master performance. Does he ever say anything without getting angry? Of course he does, when the cameras are off and he's spending the money he makes selling theatre to the gullible. Good examples of his silly showmanship – when he says "I have 'high def' footage" of the meeting (because the high def makes it more believable!) and when he says "they had M25s pointed at me to try to discourage me reporting the truth" (police in Italy carry M25s to protect the Vatican, it's not to discourage reporters).
If you're interested in reading the minutes rather than believing a man who says he's read them but isn't prepared to tell you exactly what they say (but he is prepared to insinuate it's really bad), then YOU TOO can read them. HERE: http://mirror.wikileaks.info/wiki/leak/bilderberg-meetings-report-1963.pdf
http://mirror.wikileaks.info/wiki/leak/bilderberg-meeting-report-1958.pdf
You can read ALL of them. Enjoy!
6) The Delegates. This one had me laughing out loud. "We know there are some powerful people in this meeting … Queen Beatrix of the Netherland is in there". Whoah!!!! Say whaaaat? Yes, the Queen of a small social democracy that has almost no army and one of the most transparent political systems on earth is implicated in this. (Rolls eyes) 'so the Dutch are involved in this too?'
7) The Pope attended. If any of this is even vaguely true then the Vatican is implicated. They have an (illegal) secret bank that operates with off-shore accounts. Their head honcho attended Bildrberg. Why would he do this do you think? Either it's a standard policy meeting of world leaders (in which religious leaders are also called to give opinions) or it’s a group of 30 in which the Vatican was/is involved in fixing international power. After all, he is the arbiter of morality in Christendom and he didn't come away reporting that the meeting was sinister, did he? Why would he cover it up?
8) The face of power at the end. That terrifying fascist cog of tyranny – a very polite police officer in a high visibility jacket. Just what all totalitarian systems have relied on!
9) The sheer inconsistency of what his theory actually is. It's a conspiracy theory, sure. But it wobbles all over the shop. It's a tax meeting that's also stealing pension funds from the innocent police and using the police to terrorize the citizenry and move capital away from those who rightfully inherited it but also is attended by the Queens of Europe who use the same mechanism to enrich themselves along with the Popes who rely on their patronage to operate their secret bank and pay no tax etc etc etc.
Congratulations.
Which Pope was accused of going and in which year? I would doubt any loyal Catholic has ever been invited.
My own hunch is that some subtle manipulation goes on to get certain agendas promoted, of which I suspect population control is one.