Trilateral Commission a ty, Polaku maly

[Gość: Jakubek]

Oto lista uczestników dorocznego zebrania Trilateral Commission,
bratniej organizacji elity władzy “Bilderberg Group”.
5-8 kwietnia 2002 w Ritz Carlton Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Oni zdecydowali, czy ty zgadzasz się np.
- na inwazje USA na Irak w interesie światowej elity żydowskiej;
- na przyspieszenie globalizacji ekonomii, czytaj: zwiększenie wpływu
totalistycznego rządu ONZ.
za twoje pieniadze z twojego podatku.
Jeżeli pozwalasz na wmawianie tobie, że żyjesz w demokracji, to dlaczego nie
znasz poczynań tych osobników w twoim imieniu? Czy znasz chociaż dziesięciu z
tych indywiduów? Chociażby z nazwiska, czy migawki w telewizji? Oni formują
twoje życie. Czy twój głos u nich się liczy?

Thomas S. Foley, former speaker of the House
Aotaro Kobayashi, chairman of the Board, Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
Peter Sutherland, chairman, BP, London; chairman and managing director, Goldman
Sachs International
Antonio Garrigues Walker, chairman, Garrigues, Madrid
Allan E. Gotlieb, former Canadian ambassador to the United States
Han Sung-joo, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Seoul
Cees Maas, former Treasurer of the Dutch Government
Shijuro Ogata, former deputy governor, Japan Development Bank
Lorenzo H. Zambrano, chief executive officer, CEMEX, Monterrey
David Rockefeller, Chase Manhattan Bank
Krister Ahlstrom, chairman, Ahlstrom Corp. Helsinki
Madeleine K. Albright, former secretary of state
Graham Alliso, director, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
Edmond Alphandery, chairman, Caisse Nationale de Prevoyance, Paris
G. Allen Andreas chairman, Archer Daniels Midland
Stelios Argyros, former member of the European Parliament
Michael H. Armacost, former ambassador to Japan
Jerzy Baczynsk, editor-in-chief, Polityka, Warsaw
Piero Bassetti, former chairman, Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Milan
Erik Belfrage, senior vice president, Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken, Stockholm
C. Fred Bergsten, former assistant secretary of the treasury
Susan v. Berresford, president, Ford Fdtn.
Carl Bildt, member of Swedish parliament
Lord Black of Crossharbour, chairman of Hollinger International
Geoffrey T. Boisi, vice chairman, JPMorgan Chase
Stephen W. Bosworth, former ambassador to the Republic of Korea
Ana Patricia Botin, chairman, Banesto, Madrid

Jorge Braga de Macedo, president of the Development Center, Paris
Lord Brittan, vice chairman, UBS Warburg, London.
Harold Brown, former sec’y of defense
Zbigniew Brzezinski, former assistant to the president for National Security
Affairs
Robin Buchanan, senior partner, Bain & Company, London
Sven Burmester,writer and explorer, Denmark
Herve de Carmoy, partner, Rhone Group, New York & Paris
Gerhard Casper, president emeritus, Stanford University
Domingo F. Cavallo, president, Accion por la Republica, Buenos Aires
Morris Chang, chairman, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, Taipei
Cho Suck-Rai, chairman, Hyosung Corporation, Seoul, South Korea
William T. Coleman Jr., former secretary of transportation
William T. Coleman III, chairman, BEA Systems, Inc., San Jose, Ca.
Timothy C. Collins, chief executive officer, Ripplewood Holdings, New York
Richard Conroy, chairman, Conroy Diamonds & Gold, Dublin
Richard N. Cooper, former under secretary of state
E. Gerald Corrigan, managing director, Goldman Sachs
Alain Cotta, professor, University of Paris
Michael J. Critelli, chairman, Pitney Bowes, Inc., Stamford
Baron Paul de Keersmaeker, chairman, Domo, WDP
Lodewijk J. R. de Vink, chairman, Global Health Care Partners, Peapack, N.J.
c.d. poniżej

[Gość: Kazio]

John M. Deutch, former director, Central Intelligence Agency
Vladimir Dlouhy, advisor, Goldman Sachs
Peter C. Dobell, director, Parliamentary Centre, Ottawa
Wendy K. Dobson, University of Toronto
Husnu Dogan, chairman, Development Foundation of Turkey
Jessica P. Einhorn, consultant, Clark and Weinstock, Washington
HRH Prince El Hassan Bin Talal, president, The Club of Rome
Bill Emmott, editor, The Economist, London
Martin S. Feldstein former chairman, President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Stanley Fischer, deputy managing director, International Monetary Fund
Richard W. Fisher, former U.S. deputy trade representative
Jurgen Fitschen, executive committee, Deutsche Bank, Frankfurt
Stephen Friedman, former chairman, Goldman Sachs
Michael Fuchs, managing director, Impex Electronic, Berlin
Hiroaki Fujii, president, The Japan Foundation
Shinji Fukukawa, CEO Dentsu Institute for Human Studies
Richard N. Gardner, former ambassador to Italy and Spain
Gabriele Galatari di Genola, managing director, IFI and IFIL
Lord Garel-Jones, advisor to UBS Warburg, London; Member of the House of Lords
David Gergen, editor-at-large, U.S. News & World Report
Louis V. Gerstner Jr., chairman, International Business Machines, Armonk
Lord Gilbert; former minister for defense, London
Frene Ginwala, speaker of the National Assembly, South Africa
Jeffrey W. Greenberg, chairman, Marsh & McLennan Companies, New York
General Lord Guthrie, director, NM Rothschild & Sons
Toyoo Gyohten, president, the Institute for International Monetary Affairs
Robert D. Haas, chairman, Levi Strauss & Co.
Uwe Haasen, advisory board, Allianz, Munich
Carl Hahn, vice chairman, Gerling Speziale Kreditversicherungs, Cologne
Sirkka Hamalainen, executive board, European Central Bank
Stuart Harris, professor, Australian National University
William A. Haseltine, CEO, Human Genome Sciences, Inc., Rockville, MD
Charles B. Heck, former North American Director, Trilateral Commission
Carla A. Hills, CEO, Hills & Company
Richard Holbrooke; former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations
Murray Horn, managing director ANZ Bank (New Zealand) Limited
Hyun Hong-Choo, senior partner, Kim & Chang, Seoul;
Claude Imbert, founder, Le Point, Paris
Max Jakobson, former Finnish ambassador to the United Nations
Baron Daniel Janssen, chairman, Solvay, Brussels
Sir Michael Jenkins, vice chairman, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, London
Trinidad Jimenez, Socialist Party, Madrid
Josef Joffe, editor, Die Zeit, Hamburg
James A. Johnson, vice chairman, Perseus LLC, Washington
Karl Kaiser, director, Research Institute of the German Council on Foreign
Relations
Sir John Kerr, secretary general, European Convention
Kim Kihwan, advisor, Goldman Sachs
Kim Kyung-Won, president, Institute of Social Sciences

Henry A. Kissinger, former sec’y of state
Akira Kojima, editorialist, The Nihon Keizai Shimbun
Manfred Lahnstein, former member of the Executive Board, Bertelsmann, Gutersloh
Count Otto Lambsdorff, partner, Wessing Lawyer, Dusseldorf
Kurt Lauk, president, Globe Capital Partners, Stuttgart
Anne Lauvergeon, chairman of the executive board, Areva, Paris
Kenneth L. Lay, former CEO, Enron Corporation
Cees van Lede, CEO Akzo Nobel, Arnhem
Lee In-ho, president, Korea Foundation
Count Maurice Lippens Chairman, Fortis, Brussels
c.d. poniżej

[Gość: Funio]

Winston Lord; former ambassador to China
E. Peter Lougheed, former premier of Alberta
Roy MacLaren, former Canadian high commissioner to the U.K.
Whitney MacMillan, chairman emeritus, Cargill, Inc., Minneapolis
Antonio Mader, president, San Luis Corporacion, S.A. de C.V., Mexico City
Jessica T. Mathews, president, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Abel Matutes, chairman, Empresas Matutes
Francis Maude, member of the British Parliament
Sir Deryck C. Maughan, vice chairman, Citigroup, New York
Jay Mazur, president emeritus, Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile
Employees. AFL-CIO,
William J. McDonough, president, Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Robert S. McNamara, Lifetime Trustee, former secretary of defense
Peter Mitterbauer, president, the Federation of Austrian Industry, Vienna
Kiichi Miyazawa, former prime minister of Japan
Thierry de Montbrial, director, French Institute for International Relations
Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, former chairman, Royal Dutch/Shell Group
Jiro Murase, managing partner, Bingham Dana Murase
Joseph S. Nye, Jr, former assistant secretary of defense
Roberto F. de Ocampo, president, Asian Institute of Management, Manila
Sadako Ogata, representative of the prime minister of Japan
Andrzej Olechowski, chairman, Civic Platform, Warsaw
Lord Owen, chairman, Yukos International UK
Lucas Papademos, governor of the Bank of Greece, Athens
Schelto Patijn, former mayor of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
William J. Perry, former secretary of defense
Alessandro Profumo, managing director, Unicredito Italiano, Milan
Franklin D. Raines, former director, Office of Management and Budget
Gunter Rexrodt, member of the German Bundestag
Hartley Richardson, CEO, James Richardson & Sons, Ltd., Winnipeg
Charles S. Robb, former member of the Senate
Gianfelice Rocca, chairman, Techint Group of Companies, Milan
Sergio Romano, columnist, Corriere della Sera Corriere, Milan
William V. Roth Jr., former member of the. Senate
David M. Rubenstein, managing director, The Carlye Group
Luis Rubio, director-general, Center of Research for Development, Mexico City
H. Onno Ruding, vice chairman Citicorp/Citibank, Brussels
Arthur F. Ryan, CEO, The Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Il Sa Kong , CEO. Institute for Global Economics, Seoul
Rusdu Saracoglu, president of the Finance Group, Turkey
Silvio Scaglia, former managing director, Omnitel
Jorgen Schleimann, chairman, The Danish European Movement, Denmark
Guido Schmidt-Chiari, chairman, Constantia Group
Pedro Schwartz, chairman, IDELCO, Madrid
Prince Karel of Schwarzenb, former president of the Helsinki Federation for
Human Rights
Maurizio Sell, CEO, Banca Sella, Biella, Rome
Jaime Serra, former Mexican minister of trade
Roberto Egydio Setuba, president of Banco Itau S.A., Brazil
Stefano Silvestri, president, Institute for International Affairs (IAI), Rome
Lord Simon of Highbury, member of the House of Lords, London
Gordon Smith, former deputy minister of foreign affairs of Canada
Sir Martin Sorrell, CEO, WPP Group, London
Ronald D. Southern, CEO of ATCO Group, Calgary, Alberta
Myles Staunton, former member of the Irish Senate
Peter Straarup, chairman of the Executive Board, Den Danske Bank, Copenhagen
Tsuyoshi Takagi, resident, ZENSEN (The Japanese Federation of Textile, garment,
Chemical Commercial and Allied Industries Worker’s Unions)
c.d. poniżej

Czym bedziesz w EU, Polaku maly?

[Gość: Hipcio]

c.d. listy uczestnikow zebrania Trilateral Commission:
Strobe Talbott, former Under Sec’y of State
Akihiko Tanaka, director, Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo
Naoki Tanaka, President, The 21st Century Public Policy Institute
Luis Tellez Executive Vice President, Sociedad de Fomento Industrial (DESC),
Mexico City
John Thain, CEO Goldman Sachs
Jacques Thierry, Banque Bruxelles Lambert; honorary chairman of the Board,
Interbrew, Brussels
G. Richard Thoman, former CEO, Xerox Corporation
Niels Thygesen, professor, University of Copenhagen
Harri Tiido, former Editor-in-Chief, Radio KUKU
Loukas Tsoukalis Professor, European Institute & Director, Hellenic Observatory
Laszlo Urban Vice President, Business Planning Director, Citibank, New York
Mario Vargas Llosa Writer, London; member of the Royal Spanish Academy
George Vassiliou Member of Parliament and Leader of United Democrats, head of
the Negotiating Team for the Accession of Cyprus to the European Union, former
President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nicosia
Franco Venturini, Foreign Correspondent, Corriere della Sera, Rome
Friedrich Verzetnitsch, Member of Austrian Parliament; President, Austrian
Federation of Trade Unions, Vienna, President, European Trade Union
Confederation (ETUC)
Sarasin Viraphol Executive Vice President, Charoen Pokphand Co., Ltd.
former Deputy Permanent Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Bangkok
Paul A Volcker Former Chairman, Board of Governors, U.S. Federal Reserve System
Marko Voljc Chief Executive Officer, Nova Ljubljanska Banka, Ljubljana
Joris Voorhoeve Member of the Council of State; former Minister of Defense, The
Hague
Panagis Vourloumis Panagis Vourloumis & associates, Financial Advisors;
chairman, Frigoglass Group; former Chairman and Managing Director, Alpha
Finance, Athens
Karel Vuursteen Chairman of the Executive Board, Heineken, Amsterdam
Jusuf Wanandi, Member of the Board of Directors, Centre for Strategic and
International Studies, Jakarta
Goro Watanabe Chairman, Mitsui Chemicals, Inc.
Koji Watanabe Senior Fellow, Japan Center for International Exchange, Executive
Advisor to the Japan Federation of Economic Organizations (Keidanren)
Glenn E. Watts President Emeritus, Communication Workers of America, Chevy
Chase, MD
Serge Weinberg Chairman of the Management Board, Pinault-Printemps-Redoute;
President, Institute of Interna tional and Strategic Studies (IRIS), Paris
Heinrich Weiss Chairman, SMS, Dusseldorf
Arne Wessberg, Director General, YLE Group, the Finnish Broadcasting Company &
Digits OY, Helsinki; President, European Broadcasting Union (EBU)
Norbert Wieczorek Member of the German Bundestag; Deputy Chairman of the SPD
parliamentary Group, Berlin
Taizo Yakushiji Professor of Political Science, Keio University, Executive
Research Director, Institute for International Policy Studies
Tadashi Yamamoto President, Japan Center for International Exchange
Emilio Ybarra Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors, Banco Bilbao-
Vizcaya, Madrid
Noriyuki Yonemura Senior Vice President, Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
Bunroku Yoshino Senior Advisor, Institute for International Economic Studies,
former Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany
Ernesto Zedillo, former president of Mexico
Mortimer B. Zuckerman, chairman and Co-founder of Boston Properties

Speakers and Panelists

Kurt Campbell, Senior Vice President and Director, International Security
Program, CSIS
Richard B. Cheney, Vice President of the United States
Kenneth Dam U.S. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury
c.d. poniżej

Czym bedziesz w EU, Polaku maly?

[Gość: Wacio]

Conference Staff
Mimi M. O’Hara
Betty Taira
Natalie Testa

Press
Francois Sauzey European Press Officer, The Trilateral Commission, Paris

Observers
Daniel Bobb Senior Advisor, Reed Smith, LLP, Washington D.C.
James Ford Assistant to Mr. Rockefeller
Robert Hoggarth Senior Vice President and General Manager, Washington Office,
NTT USA, Inc.
Ryota Isshiki Executive Coordinator, Toyota Motor North America, Inc.
Jong Min Kim Deputy Senior Manager, Hyosung Group, Seoul
Shin-wha Lee Research Professor, Department of Political Science & Ilmin
International Relations Institute, Korea University
Yasumitsu Nakajima, Assistant to Mr. Kobayashi, Fuji Xerox co., Ltd.
Yasuyuki Sugiura, Vice President and General Manager, Washington Office
Mitsubishi International Corporation
Katsuki Yamasaki, Assistant to Mr. Miyazawa
Masayoshi Yamashita Executive Vice President and General Manager, NTT,
Washington D.C. Office

SPRAWOZDANIE Z ZEBRANIA

Behind heavily-guarded doors at the Ritz Carl ton Hotel in Washington, the
Trilateral Com mission exploited the “war on terrorism” to advance its common
agenda with Bilderberg:
• Getting reluctant Europeans and Asians to support America’s planned war on
Iraq;
• Persuade Israel to call off its invasion of Palestinian territories, partly
in fear that Arab states will retaliate by cutting off oil to Western nations;
• More fully integrate the “global economy” to advance the goal of establishing
the United Nations as a world government;
• Increasing “aid” to “less developed nations” (translation: more U.S. tax
dollars to poor countries); and
• Further exploiting Red China’s huge market and cheap labor supply.
The common agenda with Bilderberg was demonstrated, as usual, by the presence
of leaders of both groups, including David Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger and
Peter Sutherland, chairman of Goldman Sachs International and European chairman
of the Trilateral Commission.Bilderberg will meet May 30-June 2 at the
Westfields Marriott luxury hotel in Chantilly, Va., near Washing ton’s Dulles
Airport.
Vice President Dick Cheney gave the concluding Tri lateral speech on April 8.
Cheney attended Tri lateral meetings as secretary of defense under President
Bush the Elder, who was himself a Trilateralist. Other luminaries included
Madeleine Albright, secretary of state under Bill Clinton, who was himself a
Trilateralist and Bilderberger. Richard Holbrooke, former UN ambassador, Strobe
Talbott, former deputy secretary of state who predicts the end of sovereign
nations, former House Speaker Tom Foley and Paul Volcker, former chair man of
the Federal Reserve Board, also attended.
The war rally led off the serious business of the April 5-8 session after the
opening evening was given over to a reception at the State Department.
Secretary of State Colin Powell and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld both
addressed the subject of “Tri lateral Cooperation After Sept. 11.”
Both stressed the need for removing Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq
by “whatever means necessary” and that “all options are on the table.” The
morning war rally lasted three hours, until a noon lunch break. “It could not
be more clear that the United States is going to war with Iraq,” one
Trilateralist told a colleague while reinforcing himself in the hotel’s bar and
lounge. His colleague nodded, saying, “yes, it’s very clear.”
The Europeans appeared unenthusiastic but accepting of the U.S. determination
to go to war. One suggested that the war must be concluded swiftly or risk
losing support of the American people. “But at the same time, they’re stressing
that their war on terrorism will take years,” another said. Former Secretary of
State and accused war criminal Henry Kissinger addressed the subject “After 9-
11: the International Order and Global Response.”
NATO, effectively the UN’s standing army, must also be strengthened and be
prepared for “rapid deployment” to any trouble spot on Earth, Kissinger said.
Kissinger also echoed the internationalist doctrine that “eliminating poverty”
is an essential weapon in the “war on terrorism” which was a lead-in for the
dinner address by Ernesto Zedillo, former president of Mexico, on “the
Challenge of Reducing Poverty and Financing Development in Less Developed
Countries.”

[wikul]

Gość portalu: Wacio napisał(a):

> Conference Staff
> Mimi M. O’Hara
> Betty Taira
> Natalie Testa
>
> Press
> Francois Sauzey European Press Officer, The Trilateral Commission, Paris
>
> Observers
> Daniel Bobb Senior Advisor, Reed Smith, LLP, Washington D.C.
> James Ford Assistant to Mr. Rockefeller
> Robert Hoggarth Senior Vice President and General Manager, Washington Office,
> NTT USA, Inc.
> Ryota Isshiki Executive Coordinator, Toyota Motor North America, Inc.
> Jong Min Kim Deputy Senior Manager, Hyosung Group, Seoul
> Shin-wha Lee Research Professor, Department of Political Science & Ilmin
> International Relations Institute, Korea University
> Yasumitsu Nakajima, Assistant to Mr. Kobayashi, Fuji Xerox co., Ltd.
> Yasuyuki Sugiura, Vice President and General Manager, Washington Office
> Mitsubishi International Corporation
> Katsuki Yamasaki, Assistant to Mr. Miyazawa
> Masayoshi Yamashita Executive Vice President and General Manager, NTT,
> Washington D.C. Office
>
> SPRAWOZDANIE Z ZEBRANIA
>
> Behind heavily-guarded doors at the Ritz Carl ton Hotel in Washington, the
> Trilateral Com mission exploited the “war on terrorism” to advance
> its common
> agenda with Bilderberg:
> • Getting reluctant Europeans and Asians to support America’s plann
> ed war on
> Iraq;
> • Persuade Israel to call off its invasion of Palestinian territories, pa
> rtly
> in fear that Arab states will retaliate by cutting off oil to Western nations;
> • More fully integrate the “global economy” to advance the go
> al of establishing
> the United Nations as a world government;
> • Increasing “aid” to “less developed nations” (t
> ranslation: more U.S. tax
> dollars to poor countries); and
> • Further exploiting Red China’s huge market and cheap labor supply
> .
> The common agenda with Bilderberg was demonstrated, as usual, by the presence
> of leaders of both groups, including David Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger and
> Peter Sutherland, chairman of Goldman Sachs International and European chairman
>
> of the Trilateral Commission.Bilderberg will meet May 30-June 2 at the
> Westfields Marriott luxury hotel in Chantilly, Va., near Washing ton’s Du
> lles
> Airport.
> Vice President Dick Cheney gave the concluding Tri lateral speech on April 8.
> Cheney attended Tri lateral meetings as secretary of defense under President
> Bush the Elder, who was himself a Trilateralist. Other luminaries included
> Madeleine Albright, secretary of state under Bill Clinton, who was himself a
> Trilateralist and Bilderberger. Richard Holbrooke, former UN ambassador, Strobe
>
> Talbott, former deputy secretary of state who predicts the end of sovereign
> nations, former House Speaker Tom Foley and Paul Volcker, former chair man of
> the Federal Reserve Board, also attended.
> The war rally led off the serious business of the April 5-8 session after the
> opening evening was given over to a reception at the State Department.
> Secretary of State Colin Powell and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld both
> addressed the subject of “Tri lateral Cooperation After Sept. 11.”
> Both stressed the need for removing Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq
> by “whatever means necessary” and that “all options are on th
> e table.” The
> morning war rally lasted three hours, until a noon lunch break. “It coul
> d not
> be more clear that the United States is going to war with Iraq,” one
> Trilateralist told a colleague while reinforcing himself in the hotel’s b
> ar and
> lounge. His colleague nodded, saying, “yes, it’s very clear.”
> The Europeans appeared unenthusiastic but accepting of the U.S. determination
> to go to war. One suggested that the war must be concluded swiftly or risk
> losing support of the American people. “But at the same time, they’
> re stressing
> that their war on terrorism will take years,” another said. Former Secret
> ary of
> State and accused war criminal Henry Kissinger addressed the subject “Aft
> er 9-
> 11: the International Order and Global Response.”
> NATO, effectively the UN’s standing army, must also be strengthened and b
> e
> prepared for “rapid deployment” to any trouble spot on Earth, Kissi
> nger said.
> Kissinger also echoed the internationalist doctrine that “eliminating pov
> erty”
> is an essential weapon in the “war on terrorism” which was a lead-i
> n for the
> dinner address by Ernesto Zedillo, former president of Mexico, on “the
> Challenge of Reducing Poverty and Financing Development in Less Developed
> Countries.”
>
>


Nie martw się Jakubku, Kaziu, Funiu, Hipciu i Waciu (z tego samego IP) czym ja
bedę w UE, martw się o swoją dolę w Ameryce czy gdzie tam jesteś. Od Polski się
odp...... zamiast wypisywać jkieś epistoły - pierdoły.
I nie zabieraj głosu w sprawach o których nie masz zielonego pojęcia.