These are the questions i want to ask
of the journalists that went into the Grove
after the Bilder party.
We do know that the secrecy of the meeting
is due to the collusion that is planned
within.
It's just that nobody has broken through
the silence yet.
All they got was a billboard title from
Thomson Reuters, a company which was
spying on its terminal users in NY, while
their journalists were being tailed by the
US government.
I gotta say I'm disappointed in these journalists.
I'll bet they drank some left-over alcohol. Come
on people. We're in a battle for our middle class.
Get serious.
check this: 21st c wire
Inside
Bilderberg: Clues left in the Grove Hotel reveal another piece to their
financial agenda
June
14, 2013 By 21wire Leave a Comment
21st
Century Wire says…
As
the dust had settled from Bilderberg’s global weekender held at The Grove Hotel
in Watford, England, some members of the alternative
media stayed on site continuing to dig for answers…
Investigative
journalists from the UK Column, American Free Press and Sovereign Independent
accidentally wandered into a presentation suite at the Grove – only discover
the remnants of a presentation by
Thomson Reuters which Bilderberg organisers had neglected to take down
after the event. It read “”unleashing the power of our unified platform on
financial markets”.
Of
course this reminds us of a similar international cartel , or syndicate called
LIBOR, where bankers successfully gamed global interest rates enabling them to
reap easy billions at the expense of the lower classes. Money for nothing. They
did so with impunity, all but laughing in public at any attempt to bring any of
the gold collar criminals to book for financial fraud and racketeering.
It’s
no coincidence that LIBOR’s biggest inside player was also in attendance at
Bilderberg 2013. The teflon banker himself – the elusive Marcus Agius, the
former Group Chairman of Barclays, and chairman of the British Bankers
Association (BBA). It’s worth pointing that LIBOR’s rate scam was being
calculated and published by Thomson Reuters on behalf of the BBA.
