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What amazes me about Bilderbergers is that they don't see any conflict of
interest between government and big business having private chats, and the
public interest (or if they do, they don't seem to care).
John Pilger's documentary last night on UK TV, 'The New Rulers of the
World', had some stuff on this kind of thing about Indonesia, and how the
US/UK backed coup by Suharto was followed by a three day conference between
the Suharto government and the big Western corporations, where the
corporations basically laid out the terms of what they wanted Indonesia's
new political system to be like, and Suharto said OK, robbing $10 billion of
foreign investment before he was ousted.
As Keynes said 'capitalism is the extraordinary belief that the nastiest of
men for the nastiest of motives will somehow work for the benefit of all'.
The revolution will be televised, but it'll only be available on
pay-per-view.
Vincent
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> From: Chris Taylor
> Reply To: memetics@mmu.ac.uk
> Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 12:26 pm
> To: memetics@mmu.ac.uk
> Subject: Re: conspiracy theory
>
> Face on Mars:
>
> It spawned a movie - Mission to Mars (crap apart from Tim Robbin's
> 'death by physics' bit). frankly though, anyone who's seen the more
> recent photies, lit from another angle, would have to be mad to continue
> to think it. The moon one is trickier, because some of the lighting does
> seem to come from several sources, and launching a Saturn 5 with noone
> on it is a bloody good way to scare the Reds even if you can't get to
> the moon, so I think that one will run a bit. The Bilderbergers have
> basically admitted that they meet and asked what the problem is. The
> only ones left I still buy are the two Kennedy ones. More so RFK than
> JFK. I want a week or two alone with Sirhan (who is still alive and in
> prison).
>
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