BBC article plays down Bilderberg Group influence

[Bitchkoma]

Bilderberg: The ultimate conspiracy theory (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/3773019.stm)

Starts fine, but ends with the inferred conclusion that the idea of the Bilderberg group as the puppet masters of the NWO is bullshit.

I say bullshit to that.

Last line from the article: "Shouldn't we expect that the rich and powerful organise things in their own interests. It's called capitalism."

And that makes everything hunky-dory. Pffft.. :roll:

[GhostOfCaptSpaulding]

Should we expect anything different from the BBC, just one of their many propaganda dispensaries?

[mojo]

Personally im of the opinion that theres more than one "special interest group" who's goals/agenda differ from each other. This is our saving grace, or could be.
If conflict between the various groups can be engineered it may well bring about the downfall of many of the elite and the military/industrial complex's.
BBC is just toin' the party line.

[skunk]

I'm on the line between mojo's statement and goos/bitch's. While there are certainly more than 1 'globalist' group/agenda, they all profit off the little guy. As long as we're all being screwed, and they all profit off us, and there's plenty to go around between them, there's no problem.

As soon as the resources become scarce (or perceived scarcity, as now) therein lies the problem.

Expect more wars. McCain said so.