THE BILDERBERG ROSTER
Of the three major secret organizations, the
Bilderbergs are the most secretive. When they meet, they clear out all the people in the
buildings in which the are to meet. They completely de-bug all the rooms, bring in their
own cooks, waiters, housekeepers, and heavily armed security guards. They do not allow
outsiders anywhere near the meeting place -- just before, during and after they meet. They
claim there are no written records taken at their discussions, but “Spotlight”
has occasionally acquired detailed documents that prove otherwise.
Attendees are required to maintain complete and
absolute secrecy regarding their deliberations. Liberty Lobby’s crack investigative
reporters on “Spotlight” have positioned a mole within the BB that somehow
acquires a copy of the invitation list and often a copy of the agenda, but has never
penetrated their actual meetings. Each time the BB has met in the U.S., they were held on
Rockefeller property. Following is a list of U.S. attendees.
Paul A. Allaire
................................................................... Chairman Xerox
Corp.
Dwayne O. Amdreas
..................................................... Chairman Archer Daniel’s Mid.
George W, Ball
................................................... former Under Secretary of State
Lloyed M. Bentsen
............................................................................. U.S.
Senator
Kenneth W. Dam
........................................................... former Secretary of State
Robert A. Day
....................................................... Chairman Trust Co. of the West
James H. Billington
............................................................. Librarian of Congress
John H. Chafee
.................................................................................. U.S.
Senator
William T. Esrey
........................................................... Chairman and CEO Sprint
Richard M. Furland
................................................ Director Bristol Meyers Squibb
David R. Gergin
.................................................. Editor at Large U.S. News/World
Philip Habib
.......................................................... former Undersecretary of
State
Karen Eliott House
............................................. VP/International Dow Jone’s Co.
Vernon Jordan Jr. .... Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer,
Field Donald M. Kendal . former Chairman and CEO PepsiCo
Henry A. Kissenger
.......................................................... former Secretary of State
Henry R. Kravis
...................................................... Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts & Co.
Phillip L. Martin
.............................................. Prof. Agriculture Economics U of Cal
Charles Mathis
............................................................................. former
senator
Claiborne Pell
................................................................................... U.S.Senator
Rozanne Ridgway ........... President Atlantic
Council of the US David Rockefeller, Chairman Chase Manhattan Bank
Jack Sheinkman........ Pres Amalgametd Clothing
& Text Workers AFL, CIO, CLC
Sally A. Shelton ......... Senior Fellow Georgtown
Univ. former U.S. Ambassador to Grenada and Eastern Caribbean
Robert Straus
.......................................... U.S. Ambassador to Russian Federation
Paul Volker ............................ Chairman
James D. Wolfensohn Chairman Board of Governors Federal Reserve System
John C. Whithead
.............................................. former Deputy Secretary of State
Grant F. Winthrop
........................................................ Milbank, Wilson, Winthrop
Charles Muller .................. President Murden
and Co. advisor American Friends of Bilderberg Inc.
Of approximately 125 known attendees, 32 were from
the USA. Attendees from eastern Europe and states from the former Soviet Union, about 100,
were not included on the list. This is in line with protecting sensitive names.
A complete list of known attendees was printed in
“Spotlight” June 29, 1992. So you see, there are meetings so secret and
preparations to keep them that way are so extreme, media help is most important ...
“In America?”
Yes, we are woefully uninformed but waking up to that
fact. As these secret happenings become less secret, we will penetrate the blockade
bit-by-bit. We are entering a time when the proverbial straw that broke the camel’s
back is about to break our malaise. Americans when gathered together for a common cause,
can fight back and win.
OFFICIAL STATISTICS
As I waded through government created statistical
material, attempting to digest transparent contradictions, both charts and text were in
conflict with the day to day official way with words. As expected it became an exercise in
frustration. Nevertheless, the array of charts and accompanying text are the fodder of
officialdoms “preposterous debates.” It is a vivid picture illustrating the
hollowness of most official posturing.
We listen as opposing parties boldly present, boldly
distort, the very material they had a part in creating. During every electioneering frenzy
-- any government report needed for debate -- factual or not, “is altered if need
be.” If a report says “day”, they have no problem claiming it was an error.
We are then informed “night” was the true meaning. Obviously we are all regarded
as “maneuverable nerds.” Every electioneering fifteen second sound-byte is a
blatant attempt to turn “day into night.”
During the past presidential election process --
explicit documentation showing stagnation and obvious decrease in workers’ incomes as
related to buying power ... were dismissed as “not true.” Every description of
our economy was glued to the successes of Wall Street ... regardless that it is the symbol
of massive downsizing. The market is booming. American workers are deteriorating. This
tactic is the way to avoid confronting the truth. If they want it to be night ...
“night it will be.” Let the facts be damned.
Though we have a failed education dilemma our elected
are ready, willing, and able, to probe the limits of how to distort English. They have
become so accomplished and arrogant they believe we will forever trust them with our
children’s minds? No matter how they approach us with information, their underlying
theme is 1+1= 3 and, they believe “we will believe it forever.” No wonder our
education system has been flushed down the drain. Our children are exposed hour after
hour, day after day, to deliberate mind distorting con-men.
The more effort I expended to mesh official reports
from dissimilar official publications, the less sense they made ... the more worthless
they became. For the purposes of this book, at the onset, employing common sense and the
everyday life we are part of was to take precedence. My instinct to be leery of so called
factual documentation, created by power’s statisticians, was amply justified when
researching government publications.
So you don’t assume and jump to the conclusion
that my reasoning is a disguised way to bolster my assertions, have a go at the following.
Equate what you know about the real world most of us live in, using common sense
observation of daily life all around you.
As I turned to the first page of “U.S.
Industrial Outlook” printed by the U.S. Department of Commerce, I’m instantly
transported to a world of illusion. Before me, with all its absolute authoritative
pomposity, was a graph depicting employment of workers producing goods and those involved
in services. It showed both work forces as about equal. This incredulously flies in the
face of other government statistics and congressional investigations. Our entire
population has been exposed to official figures showing factory jobs shrinking by about
fifty percent. As factory jobs decrease, we are forced into service jobs that should be
established as underemployment restructuring. A recent disclosure showed that Wal-Mart now
employees more people than GM. There can be no denying the bridge to the future as
advertised is our crossover to a low wage service based world. What else will a population
trained to be computer literate (just another euphemism for obedient data enterers) be
expected to do. Very few will advance to a high level of complicated, high wage, computer
applications. So! ... what is it all about?
The very next graph was no less ludicrous. This one
depicted wages from manufacturing jobs (called good industries) in slight decline, and
wages from service industries increasing to the level of manufacturing wages. How an army
of recently downsized workers suffering no employment or underemployment are supposed to
swallow that ... is beyond my comprehension. What is the purpose for “government
figures” to be so misleading? Are the originators of the numbers stupid or dishonest?
You must have heard the old adage “figures can lie, and liars can figure.”
On the next page I am greeted by a smiling photograph
of Secretary Robert A. Mosbacher placed alongside his introductory message. It reads as
follows.
“As we look forward to a new decade, we can be
confident of the basic and vital strength of our economy. During 1989, we saw great
progress throughout the world; changes have occurred that confirm our belief in benefits
of free markets. As existing market barriers are dismantled and open markets become the
norm, we can expect international trade and our domestic industry to flourish.”
It just rambles on, contradiction after
contradiction. This brief opening paragraph is enough to digest and ponder upon. As any
opening statement is supposed to set a theme, lets scrutinize his theme as Secretary.
When eluding to the basic strength of our economy
“who are the we?” Did “we the American workers” see progress
throughout the world? Yes we did. We see plenty of progress in Japan, Germany, and many
underdeveloped countries. As we learn of their progress (due mostly to manufacturing) and
contemplate our lack of it ... it surely can’t make us jump for joy. Downsizing has
become our way of life. Without reservation, from our President himself, we are being
advised “never again to expect job security.” We’re told to expect at least
a dozen careers in a life time. Careers? What crass trickery lies in that word?
As existing market barriers are dismantled (keep in
mind a variety of secret meetings have already set it in motion), it appears manufacturing
jobs in the U.S. are also being dismantled at the same pace. The average family
that’s being impaired, as the bridge to the future is under construction, knows
what’s going on. They just don’t know what to do about it.
When referring to the expectations of American
industry flourishing ... what industry is he referring to? Obviously the word industry is
not intended to denote traditional manufacturing. Therefore it must be service integrated
with electronics. It’s the ... “Hamburger Flip” with a side order of the
“Silicon Chip.”
“We” translate domestic industry as our
world renowned manufacturing base. “They” have altered our associations with the
that concept. Domestic, usually means family, home, indigenous ... and other words like
that. Industry normally refers to that sector of commerce generally attributed to job
rewarding manufacturing. Industry is not meant to be an implied meaning of paper or button
pushers this alteration of America is leading us to. “Words” ... they can be
skewed without end.
By now you must get the gist of what reinforces my
negativity and consequent revulsion of official government reporting. They write, say, and
do anything to serve their purpose. Was it always so? I’m certain there were always
some who tried to lay hands on our government, but never, with the untroubled arrogance we
witness today. They have convinced themselves, we can be lulled by their expertise, their
ability to distort facts with a straight face.
I ventured to review another government publication,
“U.S. Foreign Trade Highlights 1991, Department Of Commerce, International Trade
Administration.” The first graph deals with world trade (1980 to 1991). A dismal but
expected picture shows an uninterrupted record of negative balances. Why industrial giants
permitted this to happen is more important than a graph affirming the catastrophe.
Connecting the graph to the departure of U.S.
industry, and in due course cessation of real growth in American, is not an unreasonable
reach. If the impressive array of everyday products developed and manufactured here
remained here, we would not be bemoaning a trade deficit.
We would still be experiencing our normal trade
superiority. Were we still manufacturing what the world uses daily, traditional factories
and workers would be earning good overtime. We would not be talking about forced
retraining.
The remaining car, airline, military, factories ...
will not support the American Dream. When an electioneering president wants another term
in office (to bolster his numbers), he creates jobs in remaining decimated industries. He
struts his stuff in an airplane factory waving an order for more military planes. About to
be laid off workers cheer. Some of them can keep on working. That there is an ability to
smoothly capture selected audiences this way ... clearly demonstrates our plight. Take
away as much as possible and the crumbs returned will get you the vote.
Stripped of so many sound manufacturing
opportunities, so many decently paid workers with it ... how could a mood of despondency
not exist? What major industry other than the “Chip” looms on the horizon? The
answer is an emphatic “none.” Even the chip industry is under attack from the
rest of the world. With that in mind, chip related manufacturing will never take up the
slack of appropriate employment that’s gone ... shipped to somebody else. Employment
possibilities on the other side of the bridge to the future are downright depressing. No
wonder Americans believe their dream is turning into a nightmare. The logic and
intelligence of Americans is being underrated. We understand full well what this service
economy will lead to. It is a precursor to ultimate suppression of labor’s ability to
argue with “Power.”
The next pie-shaped graph represented
“Composition of U.S. trade with the world.” Machinery, transport, equipment and
chemicals represent 59%, other manufacturing 24%. Looking at the adjacent graph
“Direction Of U.S. Merchandise Trade With The World”, the EC (European
Community), Canada and Latin America make up the bulk of our shipments. Lately, even our
surplus trade with Mexico has been reversed ... in spite of the promised NAFTA
projections. Where our goods are flowing is a good indicator where growth is happening. It
is also the most likely place for industry, money and power to congregate. So far the
Pacific Rim (every power’s target) is a hub of corporate activity.
Power goes where power prospers best. If those with
the power decided it was advantageous to retain industry here (I’m referring to
industry that sustained a middle class) they would have. Excuses faulting unproductive
labor, were just smoke screens concealing hidden agendas and were not true. Labor
productivity figures show the U.S. worker to be the best in the world ... despite having
to work in an MBA’s undercapitalized, archaic environment. An environment that was
only updated when obvious disaster demanded action. The American worker struggled through
the worst only to be sold out.
Page 72 displays the top 6 exports we are left with.
Aircraft and associated equipment Automatic data
processing machines Thermonic, cold cathode, photocathode Parts and accessories for motor
vehicles Parts for office and auto data machines Motor cars and other motor vehicles
Ever hear the phrase as GM goes so goes the country?
If there is any credence to it we are in trouble. During the period 1987 to 1991 the
leading import, motor cars, sustained seven times our rate of export. If Detroit had
earnestly focused on and fought for supremacy in the U.S. market, they wouldn’t be
fighting now to regain what they arrogantly assumed could stand up to neglect. It
wasn’t American workers who couldn’t produce a competitive car. It was corporate
-- more concerned with short term profitability than investment in product development.
That’s the true reason for failure to compete.
The list of imports continued, showing other products
that retain a steady unimpaired flow into the U.S.. They fill a “vacuum power
fostered.”
Womens/Girls Coats - Capes etc. Textile Fabrics Baby
Carriages Toys - Games etc. Articles of Apparel - Men's/Boys Coats etc. Furniture Bedding
- Mattresses etc. Sound and TV Recorders Radio Broadcast Receivers Household Type -
Electric and Non Electric Equip. Office Machines
As you can see, those imports have no competition in
a country that no longer makes the product. You can also be assured, exporting cars will
never balance the scales of instigated imports. What’s left? It rests with us.
The list of free flowing imported items, only
represents a fraction of what has been ruthlessly erased from our manufacturing arsenal. A
while back, I asked that you list the country of origin for everything in your home and
everything you come in contact with during your day. It should surely convince you of the
truth. If this is allowed to continue, we will never have a hope of remaining an economic
power.
Retailing, a major source for jobs of last resort is
struggling to maintain profitability. They are not suffering from our lack of confidence
the spin doctors suggest. Wages remaining stagnant, good paying jobs declining, rising
personal debt ... how in the world is the consumer expected to grow in such an economy?
Standard and Poors Industry Survey, Jan. 10, 1991,
declares retailing is not an area for hope, it’s almost like a war. It clearly states
-- consumers simply do not have the money to resume the prolific spending characteristics
of the 1980’s. Real disposable income, what’s left after inflation and rising
taxes, has been declining since 1990.
According to Management Horizons, a consulting firm
based in Columbus Ohio, retail sales will remain abysmal all during the 90’s. Service
will be consuming the greatest part of a worker’s pay check. Disposable income could
very well slide back to where it was fifty years ago.
While industry insists world competition is the cause
of downsizing, while industry forces union concessions insisting it’s needed to ride
out the storm, Ford acquires Jaguar, General Motors buys 50% of Saab, Chrysler is planning
something with Fiat, Mazda and Mitsubishi, which are partially owned by Ford and Chrysler.
The aim is to make them (plants outside the U.S.) grow larger. Is this the hurdle American
workers are told to contribute to? This is only a peek at what is happening as power
pursues its agenda to depart our shores.
There can only be one conclusion. Bow to
“Power” or “display a rejuvenated Declaration Of Independence to
them.” It worked before.
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