Bilderberg's secret agenda 2005 = By: oldright.com on: 08.05.2005

Fully booked from 5th to 8th May 2005 - really luxurious next to a lake, which
Bilderbergers always like, 60km from Munich's East side. Ideal place for them as approach
roads are easily blocked.
On the eve of a triumphant journey by Mr Bush to the soil of the old continent, preceeded
by Mrs Condoleeza Rice’s trip, all indicators show that Europe's leaders are only
pretending in their 'opposition' to the US. In Nice (South of France), Mr. Rumsfeld
managed to persuade Europeans to train and finance thousands of new Iraqi police. NATO
is now to redeploy in Afghanistan and help the US military rebuild this country. Saudi
Arabia has seen its first local elections after the great success of the Iraqi ones. Ukraine
was holding its own at the end of last year with the subversive help from some US CIA ‘s
backed organizations. A so calling “best US informed man” and former Reagan’s aide
named Jack Wheeler (see in worldnetdaily.com who I am referring to…) is seriously
suggesting Mr G. W. Bush should receive the Nobel Peace Prize for his eminent role in
establishing democracy in these countries.
2005: The Brave New World of Bilderberg
Meanwhile, Bush is referring to the courage and the writings of a former Russian resister,
Natan Sharansky. However, some Israelis have demonstrated this cold war hero was in
fact a KGB informer. So on this sinister stage where the blind follow the lies in a mirror,
we may certainly fear the worst direction from these leaders.
THE POWER OF DEMOCRACY A QUICK LOOK
The first thing to examine when they are speaking of democracy is to see which
democracy they (the US administration) are wanting to install. In their mouths democracy
is sounding as a real people’s democracy (no real intention from my part to write ‘popular’
democracy which is, as everybody knows, another body).
In fact a quick examination of the guys they are following and helping is showing these
guys are attracted by the European model or wanting to evade an external influence. This
is really evident in the Ukrainian case, where Yutschenko (married to an American
woman) is politically binded to Yulia Timochenko, an Ukrainian billionnaire, whose past
was in business in Russian petroleum and gas. We have the oil and we have the
democracy now. But is it really a democracy where the people in the street are having a
word to say? Apparently yes, since the orange revolution, but we may not forget the river
of money that flowed out of the pockets of Soros ‘s foundations as well as from American
foundations (Freedom’s house directed by former CIA director Woosley, New Endowment
for democracy known as a CIA relais since its implication in the Venezuelian coup d’état.
Up to now, the structure of Ukrainian power and democracy is based on some ploutocrat
looking like a MAFIA mob. The difference with the former is that they are now a Western
looking mob. The Georgian revolution funded by Soros ‘s organizations is in difficulties.
Georgia is situated south of the Caspian Sea and Putin is showing no sign of abandon in
Chétchénia at the opposite (see his declarations in Autschwitz against terrorism mimicing
the US). First minister of Georgia recently died of Carbon Dioxide poisoning when sleeping
and he was the right arm of the president of this country. Russians have no intentions of
moving from their Georgian base as well from Sebastopol, in Ukrainian Crimea where the
Russian South See Navy stands. Naturally, The Caucases are known to have a lot of oil.
Democracy in Iraq is going to lead this country (containing petroleum) to have a Shia
governement. Violence is not to ease soon. Difference between Iraq and Georgia has to be
found in the localization: Iraq doesn't belong to the Caucase basin but to the Great
MiddleEast where democracy (democracy is liking oil as you noticed it immediately at the
first glance). Great Middle East , as well Saudi Arabia where the first local elections were
held ( in absence of women…not invited to vote). Next surprise will come out in Lebanon
where the UN asked Syria to leave the country. Jumblatt and Aoun in next polling will
make the difference, thanks to America. Naturally , Syria is threathened regularly of
American intervention. And assassinations will happen. Israel is a big part of the Council
on Foreign Relations (CFR) plan: two countries side by side and the entrance of the two
countries in the European union once peace is acquired.