• Encyclopaedia Britannica

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  Feb 26

  This exclusive partnership, known as Bilderberg Club, annual meetings are held from 1954 in an atmosphere of strict secrecy. So the very same Encyclopaedia Britannica defines them. They defend themselves from accusations of obscurantism claiming that they are not a secret club, but private. In this regard he adds nodo50.org/tortoise, which according to the experts at Bilderberg, the Club operates according to the system of concentric circles. Specifically, this Association has a Steering Committee – the Steering Comitte – consisting of about forty people.

  These chosen guests of the edition of this year according to the planned thematic agenda. The more or less established rule is that each one of the members of the Steering Committee invite two other people. In total, about one hundred and fifty people maximum. The members of the Steering Comitte debate more discreet Affairs. Then the long hundred of attendees held other meetings of more general. In none of the cases, the conclusions will be made public, although in recent years are issued a few press releases late which sets out the topics covered during the intense weekend. Nuclear energy is one of the most repeated. Recently, biotechnology is another issue star.

  Also in the last editions, Secretary of the Bilderberg Group made public a list with almost all participants. These are not grouped by delegations, but by alphabetical order, something that many consider a test more than who in deciding on International Affairs countries have less than the multinationals. In any case, in the official list are not all attendees, but there is always some spontaneous, as Colin Powell, U.S. Secretary of State.UU., who last May ended up at Versailles to report on progress in the occupied Iraq. Also, some bilderbergers requested that their names will remain anonymous. In recent years some independent media work during the months leading up to the Summit to discover the location of the meeting.

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