Bilderberg 2012 Chantilly Virginia

Bilderberg 2012 wraps up today in Chantilly, Virginia. For 58 years the elite organization has met all around the world in secrecy with nearly zero main stream media press coverage.

The annual Bilderberg Conference is where world leaders are believed to make decisions and policy that have a major impact on Earthlings and world order.

Bilderberg secret society. Their membership guest list is public knowledge however what they discuss is secret. Members are sworn and bound to secrecy.

Chairman

FRA	Castries, Henri de	Chairman and CEO, AXA Group
DEU	Ackermann, Josef	Chairman of the Board, Deutsche Bank
GBR	Agius, Marcus	Chairman, Barclays plc
USA	Ajami, Fouad	Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution,Stanford
USA	Alexander, Keith B.	Commander, US Cyber Command; NSA
INT	Almunia, Joaquín	Vice-President – European Commission
USA	Altman, Roger C.	Chairman, Evercore Partners
PRT	Amado, Luís	Chairman, Banco Internacional do Funchal
NOR	Andresen, Johan H.	Owner and CEO, FERD
FIN	Apunen, Matti	Director, Finnish Business Policy Forum
TUR	Babacan, Ali	Deputy PM Economic & Financial Affairs
PRT	Balsemão, Francisco	President and CEO, Impresa; Former PM
FRA	Baverez, Nicolas	Partner, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
FRA	Béchu, Christophe	Senator, Chairman, General Council
BEL	H.R.H. Prince Philippe               of Belgium
TUR	Berberoğlu, Enis	Editor-in-Chief, Hürriyet Newspaper
ITA	Bernabè, Franco	Chairman and CEO, Telecom Italia
GBR	Boles, Nick	Member of Parliament
SWE	Bonnier, Jonas	President and CEO, Bonnier AB
NOR	Brandtzæg, Svein	President and CEO, Norsk Hydro ASA
AUT	Bronner, Oscar	Publisher, Der Standard Medienwelt
SWE	Carlsson, Gunilla	Minister Intl Development Cooperation
CAN	Carney, Mark J.	Governor, Bank of Canada
ESP	Cebrián, Juan Luis	CEO, PRISA; Chairman, El País
AUT	Cernko, Willibald	CEO, UniCredit Bank Austria AG
FRA	Chalendar, Pierre de	Chairman and CEO, Saint-Gobain
DNK	Christiansen, Jeppe	CEO, Maj Invest
RUS	Chubais, Anatoly B.	CEO, OJSC RUSNANO
CAN	Clark, W. Edmund	Group President and CEO, TD Bank Group
GBR	Clarke, Kenneth	Member of Parliament, Lord Chancellor
USA	Collins, Timothy C.	CEO, Director, Ripplewood Holdings LLC
ITA	Conti, Fulvio	CEO and General Manager, Enel S.p.A.
USA	Daniels, Mitchell E.	Governor Indiana,potential VP Candidate
USA	DeMuth, Christopher	Distinguished Fellow, Hudson Institute
USA	Donilon, Thomas E.	White House National Security Advisor
GBR	Dudley, Robert	Group Chief Executive, BP plc
ITA	Elkann, John	Chairman, Fiat S.p.A.
DEU	Enders, Thomas	CEO, Airbus
USA	Evans, J. Michael	Vice Chairman, Goldman Sachs & Co.
AUT	Faymann, Werner	Federal Chancellor
DNK	Federspiel, Ulrik	Executive Vice President, Haldor Topsøe
USA	Ferguson, Niall	Professor of History, Harvard U.
GBR	Flint, Douglas J.	Group Chairman, HSBC Holdings plc
CHN	Fu, Ying	Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs
IRL	Gallagher, Paul	Former Attorney General;Senior Counsel
USA	Gephardt, Richard A.	President and CEO, Gephardt Group
GRC	Giannitsis, Anastasios	Former Interior Minister; Professor
USA	Goolsbee, Austan D.	Professor of Economics, U of Chicago
USA	Graham, Donald E.	Chairman and CEO, Washington Post
ITA	Gruber, Lilli	Journalist – Anchorwoman, La 7 TV
INT	Gucht, Karel de	Commissioner for Trade
NLD	Halberstadt, Victor	Former Sec.General Bilderberg Meetings
USA	Harris, Britt	CIO,Teacher Retirement System TX
USA	Hoffman, Reid	Co-founder / Chairman,LinkedIn
CHN	Huang, Yiping	Economics Professor, Peking University
USA	Huntsman, Jon M.	Chairman, Huntsman Cancer Foundation
DEU	Ischinger, Wolfgang	Chairman,  Allianz SE
RUS	Ivanov, Igor S.	President, Russian Intl Affairs Council
FRA	Izraelewicz, Erik	CEO, Le Monde
USA	Jacobs, Kenneth M.	Chairman and CEO, Lazard
USA	Johnson, James A.	Vice Chairman, Perseus, LLC
USA	Jordan, Vernon E.	Senior Managing Director, Lazard
USA	Karp, Alexander	CEO, Palantir Technologies
USA	Karsner, Alexander	Executive Chairman,Manifest Energy Inc
FRA	Karvar, Anousheh	Inter-ministerial Audit Inspector
RUS	Kasparov, Garry	Chairman, United Civil Front
GBR	Kerr, John	Independent Member, House of Lords
USA	Kerry, John	Senator for Massachusetts
TUR	Keyman, E. Fuat	Director, Istanbul Policy Center
USA	Kissinger, Henry A.	Chairman, Kissinger Associates, Inc.
USA	Kleinfeld, Klaus	Chairman and CEO, Alcoa
TUR	Koç, Mustafa	Chairman, Koç Holding A.Ş.
DEU	Koch, Roland	CEO, Bilfinger Berger SE
INT	Kodmani, Bassma	Head Foreign Affairs,Syrian Natl Council
USA	Kravis, Henry R.	Co-Chair / CEO,Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
USA	Kravis, Marie-Josée	Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute
INT	Kroes, Neelie	Commissioner for Digital Agenda
USA	Krupp, Fred	President, Environmental Defense Fund
INT	Lamy, Pascal	Director-General, World Trade Org.
ITA	Letta, Enrico	Deputy Leader, Democratic Party (PD)
ISR	Levite, Ariel E.	Assoc., Carnegie Endowment Intl Peace
USA	Li, Cheng	Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution
USA	Lipsky, John	Distinguished Scholar, Johns Hopkins U.
USA	Liveris, Andrew N.	President,Chairman CEO,Dow Chemical
DEU	Löscher, Peter	President and CEO, Siemens AG
USA	Lynn, William J.	Chairman CEO, DRS Technologies, Inc.
GBR	Mandelson, Peter	Member, House of Lords;
USA	Mathews, Jessica T.	President,Carnegie Endowment Intl Peace
DEN	Mchangama, Jacob	Director of Legal Affairs, (CEPOS)
CAN	McKenna, Frank	Deputy Chair, TD Bank Group
USA	Mehlman, Kenneth B.	Partner, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.
GBR	Micklethwait, John	Editor-in-Chief, The Economist
FRA	Montbrial, Thierry de	President, French Institute Intl Relations
PRT	Moreira da Silva, Jorge	Vice-President, Partido Social Democrata
USA	Mundie, Craig J.	Chief Research Officer, Microsoft Corp.
DEU	Nass, Matthias	Chief Intl Correspondent, Die Zeit
NLD	H.M. the Queen                        of Netherlands
ESP	Nin Génova,Juan María	Deputy Chairman, CEO, Caixabank
IRL	Noonan, Michael	Minister for Finance
USA	Noonan, Peggy	Author, Columnist, Wall St. Journal
FIN	Ollila, Jorma	Chairman, Royal Dutch Shell, plc
USA	Orszag, Peter R.	Vice Chairman, Citigroup
GRC	Papalexopoulos,Dimitri	Managing Director, Titan Cement Co
NLD	Pechtold, Alexander	Parliamentary Leader, Democrats ’66
USA	Perle, Richard N.	Fellow, American Enterprise Institute
NLD	Polman, Paul	CEO, Unilever PLC
CAN	Prichard, J. Robert S.	Chair, Torys LLP
ISR	Rabinovich, Itamar	Distinguished Professor, New York U
GBR	Rachman, Gideon	Foreign Affairs, Financial Times
USA	Rattner, Steven	Chairman, Willett Advisors LLC
CAN	Redford, Alison M.	Premier of Alberta
CAN	Reisman, Heather M.	CEO, Indigo Books & Music Inc.
DEU	Reitzle, Wolfgang	CEO & President, Linde AG
USA	Rogoff, Kenneth S.	Professor of Economics, Harvard U.
USA	Rose, Charlie	Executive Editor and TV Anchor
USA	Ross, Dennis B.	Counselor, Washington Institute
POL	Rostowski, Jacek	Minister of Finance
USA	Rubin, Robert E.	Co-Chair, Council Foreign Relations
NLD	Rutte, Mark	Prime Minister
ESP	[Sáenz de Santamaría	Antón,Soraya]  Vice President
NLD	Scheffer, Paul	Professor European Studies, Tilburg U.
USA	Schmidt, Eric E.	Executive Chairman, Google Inc.
AUT	Scholten, Rudolf	Director, Oesterreichische Kontrollbank
FRA	Senard,Jean-Dominique	CEO, Michelin Group
USA	Shambaugh, David	Director, China Policy Program, GW U.
INT	Sheeran, Josette	Vice Chairman,World Economic Forum
FIN	Siilasmaa, Risto	Chairman of the Board, Nokia
USA	Speyer, Jerry I.	Chairman and Co-CEO, Tishman Speyer
CHE	Supino, Pietro	Chairman and Publisher, Tamedia AG
IRL	Sutherland, Peter D.	Chairman, Goldman Sachs Intl
USA	Thiel, Peter A.	President, Clarium Capital/Thiel Capital
TUR	Timuray, Serpil	CEO, Vodafone Turkey
DEU	Trittin, Jürgen	Parliament Leader,Alliance 90/The Greens
GRC	Tsoukalis, Loukas	President, Hellenic Foundation
FIN	Urpilainen, Jutta	Minister of Finance
CHE	Vasella, Daniel L.	Chairman, Novartis AG
INT	Vimont, Pierre	Sec General, European External Action
GBR	Voser, Peter	CEO, Royal Dutch Shell plc
SWE	Wallenberg, Jacob	Chairman, Investor AB
USA	Warsh, Kevin	Distinguished Fellow, Hoover Institution
GBR	Wolf, Martin H.	Chief Economics, of Financial Times
USA	Wolfensohn, James	Chairman and CEO, Wolfensohn and Co
CAN	Wright, Nigel S.	Chief of Staff, Office of Prime Minister
USA	Yergin, Daniel	Chairman, IHS Cambridge Energy
INT	Zoellick, Robert B.	President, The World Bank Group

Globalist takeover of USA Carbon Tax to pay the Intl Banks even more Money

Alex Jones says mounting evidence of the BP Oil Spill shows the disaster was deliberately contrived either through conscious negligence or outright sabotage and is being allowed to worsen to further the Obama administration’s political agenda.

It’s becoming clear that the government has deliberately fumbled the response and prevented local authorities from doing their jobs, just as FEMA deliberately sabotaged the state response to Hurricane Katrina in order to make the crisis worse and create  a police state response, gun confiscation and ultimately more federal power.

Numerous reports have surfaced of locals and state authorities being prevented by BP contractors and the US Coast Guard from helping to address the devastation the spill has created in the region.

BP, in alliance with the feds, have erected an information blockade around the oil spill. Reporters have been harassed, threatened with arrest and prevented from accessing the affected areas.

Oil spill clean up workers have been gagged from talking about their experiences. Foreign ships have been prevented from helping in the clean up process.

Every effort has been made to stop the truth about the oil spill from being uncovered. Almost everything we learn about the situation comes directly from BP or the federal government. This strictly enforced cover-up shows that authorities are more concerned about protecting their information lock down than actually cleaning up the spill.

Every indication points to the oil spill having been deliberately caused, either by negligence or sabotage, by a combination of BP executives and those who hold the reigns of power in the Obama administration.

This goes beyond Obama himself, who is merely there to read the teleprompter and employ his fine acting skills in selling the agenda that the globalists hope to enforce on the back of this contrived crisis.

Highly suspicious stock and share trades by people connected to BP before the explosion indicate some extent of foreknowledge.

Goldman Sachs dumped 44% of its shares in BP Oil during the first quarter of 2010 – shares that would have lost over $100 Million of their Value. The current chairman of Goldman Sachs is Bilderberg luminary Peter Sutherland, who is also the former chairman of British Petroleum.

As reported by the London Telegraph on June 5th, Tony Hayward, the current British Petroleum CEO sold £1.4 million of his shares in BP weeks before the spill.

So we have clear evidence of foreknowledge, allied with financial motivation on behalf of several directly connected parties to sabotage the oil well.  The well was indeed improperly sealed by these same parties, much to the anger of the people working on the rig.

But the motivation for allowing the well to blow and prolonging the crisis isn’t merely financial, it’s political too. The motto for Rahm Emanuel who pulls the strings inside the Obama administration, is to ‘never let a good crisis go to waste’ – and Obama himself has certainly taken that to heart.

The elite are still desperate to impose a consumption tax on Americans. The Obama administration has aggressively exploited the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico to manufacture an artificial urgency in an effort to speed the passage of cap and trade in pursuit of a “green economy,” an agenda firmly supported by the transnational oil corporations Obama is claiming to be reigning in.

British Petroleum is one of the founding members of the cap and trade lobby, and has consistently lobbied for tax hikes, greenhouse gas restraints, the stimulus bill, the Wall Street bailout, and subsidies for oil pipelines, solar panels, natural gas and biofuels.

If Obama is able to exploit the oil spill to ram through his cap and trade program, BP stands to profit to the tune of billions. Allowing the crisis to worsen in pursuit of this goal is mutually beneficial to both the Obama administration and British Petroleum.

Big Oil 5 CEOs Testify in Washington DC

With a corporate worth of one trillion dollars, the CEO’s of the five largest oil companies in the country testified before the House Energy and Commerce Committee in Washington DC.

BP of America's Lamar McKay, Rex Tillerson of ExxonMobil, Marvin Odum from Shell Oil, Chevron's John Watson and Conoco Phillips's James Mulva.They represent $1 TRILLION worth of corporate assets.

5 Big Oil CEO’s : BP of America’s Lamar McKay, Rex Tillerson of ExxonMobil, Marvin Odum from Shell Oil, Chevron’s John Watson and Conoco Phillips’s James Mulva. Thats what a trillion dollars looks like. The look of wealth.

The committee’s investigation is raising serious questions about the decisions made by BP before the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon. BP appears to have made multiple decisions for economic reasons that increased the danger of a catastrophic well failure.

We will hold BP responsible for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

British Petroleum BP Oil Spill Environmental Disaster

BP Oil Spill is a massive ongoing oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico near Louisiana. It is now considered the largest offshore spill in USA history and an environmental disaster.

The Deepwater Horizon rig’s “bop” blowout preventer did not automatically cut off the oil flow as intended after the explosion.

The exact spill flow rate is unknown because  BP has not allowed independent scientists to perform accurate measurements. The BP oil slick covers a surface area of more than 2500 square miles from Louisiana to Florida.

BP’s stock price is down by 50% on the NYSE and a Market cap loss of $62 Billion USD.