.the Bilderberg group was named after a hotel in the Netherlands .where they had a famous meeting.
they and the members of the Round table are the real control of the world ,
And all of the countries and governments take their orders from them ,and the Roman society (Vatican)
their head quarters are in Luxembourg and the City of London.
the leaders are the heads of the present royal families .and they are all free masons or Illuminati
their emblem is a pyramid with an eye in the point ,or a winged disk ,and depictions of the Goddess Isis.
this is all that i am gonna say about this
check www.infowars .both Alex Jones and David Icke
look for Bilderburg group.or Bloodlines of the Illuminati.
or Dark secrets in Bohemian grove
2006-06-16 12:28:47
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answered by Anonymous
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The Bilderberg Group is considered to be a group of influential people, mostly politicians and business people, whose existence and activities are private, and due to its secretive nature is the subject of numerous conspiracy theories. The group meets annually at five-star resorts throughout the world, normally in Europe, although sometimes in America or Canada. It has an office in Leiden, South Holland.
Although the group has no official name, the "Bilderberg Group" title comes from what is generally recognized to be the location of its first official meeting in 1954: the Bilderberg Hotel in Arnhem, the Netherlands.
The group has been depicted as an international cabal of the influental and the affluent: politicians, financiers, and media and business moguls; the elite of the elite. Some believe that they have dictated national policies, rigged (or outright stolen) national elections, caused wars, recessions, and ordered murders and ousters of world leaders such as American president John F. Kennedy and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
The original intention of the Bilderberg group was to further the understanding between Western Europe and North America through informal meetings between powerful individuals. Each year, a "steering committee" devises a selected invitation list with a maximum of 100 names; invitations are only extended to residents of Europe and North America. The location of their annual meeting is not secret, and the agenda and list of participants are openly available to the public, but the topics of the meetings are kept secret: they are not published, and attendees pledge not to divulge what was discussed. The official stance of the Bilderberg Group is that their secrecy prevents these individuals' discussions from being manipulated by the media. However, social class-related exclusivity is considered by many to be the primary motive. Security is managed by military intelligence.
Perspectives on the nature of the group
The stated reason for the group's secrecy is that it enables people to speak freely without the need to carefully consider how every word might be interpreted by the mass media. However, as many of the attendees have gained their power through the democratic process, it is debatable if it is morally desirable for them to exercise their power off the record. This secrecy has led conspiracy researchers to claim that the meetings have a sinister purpose; that they are merely a front for the Round table groups, or even a semi-public front for the Illuminati or assorted other secret societies.
The Bilderberg Group has been described as:
* A "discussion group" of politicians, media moguls, academics and business leaders
* An exclusive international lobby of the power elite of Europe and North America, capable of influencing international policy
* A capitalist secret society operating entirely through self-interest.
Attendees of Bilderberg include central bankers, defense experts, mass media press barons, government ministers, prime ministers, royalty, international financiers and political leaders from Europe and America.Some of the Western world's leading financiers and foreign policy strategists attend Bilderberg.
2006-06-23 16:24:59
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answered by Jigyasu Prani 6
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Apparently they are members of the "Bilderburger Group" a sort of secret society comprised by the "ruling elite". They hold annual conferences in secret, often reserving entire hotels so not to be infiltrated.
2006-06-16 19:42:01
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answered by meekmeek 2
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Mohammed cartoons is what the reference is to you can surf up on google
2006-06-16 19:27:42
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answered by yeller 6
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