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Bilderberg To Be Held In Istanbul

TurkishPress.com, 19 May 2007


Following are the highlights from today`s Turkish daily VATAN. The
Anadolu Agency is not responsible of opinions expressed or the context
of the articles and does not vouch for their accuracy:


The annual Bilderberg Meeting, which gathers high level officials from
the world business, politics and media circles, will be held in
Istanbul this year. The main topics of the meeting are Turkey, Iran
and energy issue, Vatan daily writes.

According to the daily, the 3-day meeting is an important event during
which participants also determine the following year`s agenda.

According to authoritative sources, the meeting which will be held
from May 31st to June 3rd in Istanbul, will mainly focus on issues
such as a probable operation against Iran, energy policies and
Turkey`s EU membership process.

Previously, two Bilderberg Meetings were held in Turkey, first one in
1959 in Istanbul and the other one in 1975 in Cesme town of Aegean
city of Izmir.

According to Vatan, re-chosing Turkey as a venue after 32 years, can
be interpreted as "a signal hinting the opening of EU`s doors to
Turkey".

During last year`s meeting, Turkey-EU relations were also discussed
quite intensely by the participants.

Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, World Bank President
Paul Wolfowitz, Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and
UNDP Administrator Kemal Dervis are some of the personalities who will
attend this year`s meeting.

As U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is responsible for the
protection of participants, CIA agents are expected to arrive in
Turkey next week in order to cooperate with Turkish officials
regarding the security.

http://www.turkishpress.com/news.asp?id=176907

http://www.bilderberg.org/2007.htm#communique

An interesting introductory video below.


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gloqui said…
Ahhh... los masones. Esos hombres que estan detras del curso de la historia, de eso no me cabe duda. Has oido de los Illuminati? Logia masonica que dicen aun existe, y entre sus politicas esta esa del Nuevo Orden, que busca limpiar la raza humana y dejar una poblacion de 100 millones de personas, personas que podriamos resumir en "de bien". Los masones estan detras de todas esas politicas terroristas, economicas... como por ejemplo, la globalizacion, cuyo unico con fin es destrozar economicamente a naciones de medio pelo como las nuestras, y a punta de hambre erradicar millones. Sí, que mi comentario esta muy largo, que soy muy paranoica, que me creo todas las conspiraciones del mundo, quiza, tambien pienso que somos más los buenos que los malos en el mundo.

Pero los malos ganan, porque son los que manejan el mundo. Que pesar.
1:39 AM
ZHP said…
This topic as part of the elite´s theory is really interesting and important in order to understand power and therefore politics nowadays!

Excellent post bro!
3:40 PM
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