Secretive group faces internal pressure to lift veil of secrecy
Paul Joseph Watson
Infowars.com
June 5, 2013
A source close to the security operation for the 2013
Bilderberg Group conference has told Infowars that numerous members of
the secretive organization are aggrieved at the way it is being operated
with scant regard for transparency and are lobbying for Bilderberg
steering committee members to allow them to address protesters this
week.
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The Bilderberg Group is an annual confab of around 140
of the world’s power brokers from the spheres of banking, business,
government, and academia. This year it meets in Watford, England from
June 6-9. The group notoriously loathes attention of any kind – which
makes this development all the more groundbreaking.
The source made it clear to us that a number of
Bilderberg members, presumably the newer and younger attendees, are
unhappy at the way the group has conducted its activities with total
contempt for the democratic process, which has resulted in an increasing
number of protesters being drawn to the event each year.
Campaigners set to congregate within the grounds of the
Grove, the 5 star luxury hotel at which Bilderberg will scheme, are
preparing a speaking platform at which they will invite Bilderberg
members to address demonstrators and the press.
If a member or a representative from Bilderberg does
speak publicly about the organization, it would be an unprecedented
move. However, anyone expecting the group to admit that it is a shadow
government manipulating world affairs behind closed doors is probably
going to be disappointed.
While the source did not mention the names of specific
individuals who expressed this view, it’s reasonable to speculate that
it is coming from the so-called ‘Libertarian camp’ within the group,
headed up by Paypal founder and hedge fund manager Peter Thiel, who is
again in attendance this year.
Another interesting detail to emerge from the source who
spoke with Infowars is the fact that preparations for the Bilderberg
conference in Watford have been ongoing for a staggering 18 months. This
again underscores the reality that Bilderberg is a major hub of power
and influence and not merely a casual talking shop or golfing holiday
for the elite, which is how much of the mainstream media still spins it.
The 2013 Bilderberg Group meeting has already received a
deluge of media coverage before it has even officially begun, a sign
that public pressure is forcing the clandestine cabal to lift its veil
of secrecy and become more open.
However, such a process inevitably means that Bilderberg
members will merely shift into newly emerging power networks and
Bilderberg’s influence will begin to wane – although this will go down
as a major victory for those who have spent years attempting to deflate
the group’s bubble of secrecy.
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Paul Joseph Watson is the editor and writer for Infowars.com and Prison Planet.com. He is the author of Order Out Of Chaos. Watson is also a host for Infowars Nightly News.