Prime Minister David Cameron to get his orders at the Bilderberg meeting
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David Cameron to attend Bilderberg group meeting
Downing Street defends visit to secretive group, where prime minister will not be accompanied by civil servants
Police outside the Grove hotel where the Bilderberg group is meeting.
David Cameron is to attend the secretive Bilderberg group
at the luxury Grove hotel in Watford on Friday evening, in a move that
is likely to raise questions about his pledge to lead Britain's most
transparent government.
Downing Street said it was acting in an open manner by publicising the prime minister's attendance in advance.
The PM's spokesman, who said heads of government of countries hosting the annual Bilderberg meeting were usually invited to attend, said it would be a private event and that civil servants were not expected to attend.
No 10 is to clarify the position because ministers are usually expected to be accompanied by civil service note-takers when they meet business leaders. Henri de Castries, the chairman and CEO of the AXA Group, is the Bilderberg chairman.
The PM's spokesman said: "He will participate in a discussion around domestic and global economic issues. He feels it is an opportunity to discuss economic issues with senior ministers, businesspeople and academics."
Downing Street said that it would not publicise any details of the prime minister's meetings. "It is a private meeting so we are not going to go into any further details," the spokesman said.
"On a wider point the prime minister has always been clear about the importance of transparency which is why this government has taken a number of steps in terms of publishing more data, more information about meetings."
The ministerial code, published by the government in September 2010, said that "external meetings" held by ministers would be published on a quarterly basis. It says: "Ministers meet many people and organisations and consider a wide range of views as part of the formulation of government policy. Departments will publish, at least quarterly, details of ministers' external meetings."
Cameron and Nick Clegg pledged when they formed the coalition to lead the most transparent government to date. The coalition agreement said: "The government believes that we need to throw open the doors of public bodies, to enable the public to hold politicians and public bodies to account."
No 10 said it did not believe that civil servants would accompany the prime minister. Asked whether he would be accompanied by officials, the PM's spokesman said: "I am not aware of any officials going. But I am happy to double check."
Cameron's attendance at the meeting brings to three the number of British ministers who will attend this year's Bilderberg group summit. George Osborne is attending and Kenneth Clarke, the former chancellor, is a member of the group's steering committee.
The Bilderberg group says the costs of the annual meeting are the responsibility of the steering group, whose members include the former Barclays chairman Marcus Agius, the CEO of the defence manufacturer EADS, Thomas Enders, and the Goldman Sachs chairman, Peter Sutherland.
The group says: "There is no detailed agenda, no resolutions are proposed, no votes are taken, and no policy statements are issued."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/07/david-cameron-attend-bilderberg-group
Downing Street said it was acting in an open manner by publicising the prime minister's attendance in advance.
The PM's spokesman, who said heads of government of countries hosting the annual Bilderberg meeting were usually invited to attend, said it would be a private event and that civil servants were not expected to attend.
No 10 is to clarify the position because ministers are usually expected to be accompanied by civil service note-takers when they meet business leaders. Henri de Castries, the chairman and CEO of the AXA Group, is the Bilderberg chairman.
The PM's spokesman said: "He will participate in a discussion around domestic and global economic issues. He feels it is an opportunity to discuss economic issues with senior ministers, businesspeople and academics."
Downing Street said that it would not publicise any details of the prime minister's meetings. "It is a private meeting so we are not going to go into any further details," the spokesman said.
"On a wider point the prime minister has always been clear about the importance of transparency which is why this government has taken a number of steps in terms of publishing more data, more information about meetings."
The ministerial code, published by the government in September 2010, said that "external meetings" held by ministers would be published on a quarterly basis. It says: "Ministers meet many people and organisations and consider a wide range of views as part of the formulation of government policy. Departments will publish, at least quarterly, details of ministers' external meetings."
Cameron and Nick Clegg pledged when they formed the coalition to lead the most transparent government to date. The coalition agreement said: "The government believes that we need to throw open the doors of public bodies, to enable the public to hold politicians and public bodies to account."
No 10 said it did not believe that civil servants would accompany the prime minister. Asked whether he would be accompanied by officials, the PM's spokesman said: "I am not aware of any officials going. But I am happy to double check."
Cameron's attendance at the meeting brings to three the number of British ministers who will attend this year's Bilderberg group summit. George Osborne is attending and Kenneth Clarke, the former chancellor, is a member of the group's steering committee.
The Bilderberg group says the costs of the annual meeting are the responsibility of the steering group, whose members include the former Barclays chairman Marcus Agius, the CEO of the defence manufacturer EADS, Thomas Enders, and the Goldman Sachs chairman, Peter Sutherland.
The group says: "There is no detailed agenda, no resolutions are proposed, no votes are taken, and no policy statements are issued."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/07/david-cameron-attend-bilderberg-group
10 comments:
So that fat slug, Sutherland sat in the house of commons telling the quislings that Europe must bring in more shit skins. Can you imagine what he says behind closed doors. He is supposed to ne Irish but look at his face. It screams Joo to me.
My God, has anything like this happened before in the history of the world. These bastards are doing things to destroy us with absolute impunity.
The lefties have only just found out about BILDERBERG.
We the radical right have been banging on about corrupt power politics and financiers since well before the NFs first leader AK Chesterton in his book THE NEW UNHAPPY LORDS.
The nearest the left got into this stuff was from people like C Wright Mills.
Cameron to attend secretive Bilderberg conference (but will not say who he meets)
Prime Minister will take part in a debate on the global economy
Attendees include politicians, top business executives and royalty
Meeting being held in Watford and Cameron invited as head of government
But Downing Street say they will not give details of what is discussed
No 10 forced to deny decision runs counter to transparency agenda
Heavily-guarded event is the focus of conspiracy theorists
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2337407/David-Cameron-attend-secretive-Bilderberg-Group-conference-say-meets.html#ixzz2VZmsXkjt
SKY NEWS: UK MP Michael Meacher calls for transparancy of Bilderberg.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jAm-l4kE1Zw#!
UKIP & EU Parliament Member Gerard Batten Calls For Investigation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBfrf-qqE3w&feature=player_embedded
“The machiavellian threefold game of the neoconservatives”
http://mycatbirdseat.com/2013/06/the-machiavelian-threefold-game-of-the-neoconservatives/
@GWR,
I don't think I've ever met a leftie who knew or believed how money is created and today there's plenty of so called 'nationalists' who are as dumb and disbelieving as the reds.
Griffin & Co have done a marvellous job of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory!
The Hounding Of Emma West - Persecution Through Prosecution.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=NgRxunKAT0M
Blogger Henry said...
@GWR,
I don't think I've ever met a leftie who knew or believed how money is created and today there's plenty of so called 'nationalists' who are as dumb and disbelieving as the reds.
Griffin & Co have done a marvellous job of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory!
8 June 2013 02:27
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Thats perfectly true HENRY.
Far too many of 'our' side see only and exclusively "it's all the muslims fault".
Perhaps I should have said the elite of nationalist thought ?
I bet the best nationalist brains in Greece,Spain, Germany and Italy are paying close attention to the Bilderberg group.
Griffin by 'booting out' anyone with brains over the years within the BNP, has stunted nationalism, in my view, deliberately.
Griffin is worse than a malignant cancer.
IIRC Francis Parker Yockey may have mentioned the Bilderbergers ?
Or was he before them ?
My copy of IMPERIUM seems to have been not returned.
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