INSIDE THE BILDERBERG GROUP AN EXCLUSIVE REPORT PREPARED BY LIBERTY LOBBY AND THE SPOTLIGHT Soestdijk Palace, Decemiber 1956 tan ag Hage I have the honour to invite you to the next Bilderberg Conference which will take place on the 15th, 16th and 17th February 1957 at St. Simon’s Island, Georgia, in the United States of America. ‘The object of this conference will be to study common and divergent elements in the policies of the Western World. ay peter eee RS.V.P.; Dr. J. Hi. Retinger 27, The Vale, LONDON 5, W.3 Shown above is the actual invitation from Bilderberg founder, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, asking the recipient co participate in the 1957 Bilderberg Group conference at St. Simon's Island off the coast of Georgia. (Inside this special report is the actual Bilderberg members-only report of that conference along with other revealing documents from other Bilderberg meetings during the last four decades) THIS REPORT INCORCORPORATES EXACT PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTIONS OF ‘CONFIDENTIAL’ BILDERBERG DOCUMENTS TAKEN FROM THE PRIVATE FILES OF A LONG-TIME BILDERBERG MEMBER.WHAT’S A BILDERBERGER—AND WHY DOES IT MATTER WHAT THEY DO? A Brief Introduction to this Special Assembly of Actual Bilderberg Documents . . . ‘The wide-ranging and heavy hand of Rockefeller family financial clout is evident behind the appointees named to high office by President Bill Clinton. However, Clinton is not the only president of recent memory whose appointees have moved in the Rockefeller family sphere of influence. Virtually every president in this century has had his share of Rockefeller-influenced appointees within powerful policy making positions. Many of these appointees have been affiliated with three distinct Rockefeller-created and Rockefeller-financed intemational policy power blocs which are often confused by their critics: the Council on Foreign Relations, the ‘Trilateral Commission, and the Bilderberg Group. (Clinton is a member of all three.) A reason for the confusion about the groups is that, aside from the fact that each is controlled—fully or in part—by the Rockefeller empire, the three groups are very similar in ‘content and have a largely overlapping membership, usually working indirect concert toward the same goals. The membership in each ‘of these groups is always composed of members of the Rockefeller family. their paid employees and consultants, allied international financiers and industrials, academics from the major universities and tax free foundations, high-ranking union leaders, key media Personalities and controllers, and selected political figures. However, each of the three—the Council on Foreign Relations, the ‘Trilateral Commission and the Bilderberg Group—is very different. Here is a brief summary of each of the groups in question: THE COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS. Based in New York and comprised solely of U.S. citizens. Publishes the ‘quarterly journal Foreign Affairs and conducts regular meetings and seminars. Key mectings are strictly confidential and off the record. Created in 1921 with Rockefeller funding and emerged as the American branch of the British Royal Institute on Intemational Affairs (RILA), succeeding an earlier, less organized entity already established in that role. The RIA was the brainchild of English financier Cecil Rhodes (founder of the Rhodes scholarship) and devoted to the concept of reuniting the United States with the British Empire, David Rockefeller himself served as a longtime chairman of the CFR and remains its virtual master. THE TRILATERAL COMMISSION. Organized exclusively by David Rockefeller in 1973. Holds an official regular annual ‘conclave closed to the independent press, but conducts seminars and other gatherings that are less exclusive. Membership is limited to elitists from the United Staies and Canada, Western Europe and Japan, several hundred in number. Issues periodic reports known as the "Triangle Papers” and press releases and published a journal called Trialogue (now defunct). David Rockefeller has continuously served, since its inception, as "North American chairman” but is acknowledged as its primary mover. THE BILDERBERG GROUP. Takes it name from the hotel in Holland where the group met in 1954, during the earliest period ofits inception. Meets regularly (presumably on a once-a-year basis) at various locations around the world, always in extreme secrecy, ‘often at resorts controled by either the Rockefeller or Rothschild families. The Rothschild family is the leading European force within the Bilderberg Group. sharing its power with the American-based Rockefeller empire. Has a revolving membership of several hundred participants composed of elites from the United States and Western Europe, primarily—almost exclusively—from the NATO ‘countries. (Representatives from the former Soviet Union and East Bloc countries have attended recent gatherings, however.) Maintains an extremely low profile seldom, if ever, publishes reports or studies (for the publi, atleast) under its own official aegis. Bilderberg participants denied the group’s very existence for decades until forced into the open by the glare of media publicity, generated largely by LIBERTY LOBBY's weekly newspaper, The SPOTLIGHT. and its newsletter-format predecessors, "Liberty Letter" and "Liberty Lowdown" (the later now defunct). Only mentioned in passing—if atall—in the major media. The Bilderberg Group, among the three, is by far the most powerful and influential. t might be said that when a politician or ‘media personality or some other influential figure is invited to Bilderberg conclave that he or she has truly “made it.” The documents that appear within the pages of this special report are actual, exact photoreproductions of a variety of private and highly confidential “members only” Bilderberg files (including the personal files of a long-time high-level Bilderberg member). The documents appear ‘exactly as they came into the possession of LIBERTY LOBBY and The SPOTLIGHT. Any handwriting or other alterations that appear on the pages are from the original document(s). Absolutely nothing has been altered. ‘These are only a handful of perhaps several thousand photoreproductions of original Bilderberg materials that are now in the possession of LIBERTY LOBBY—much to the dismay of the Bilderbergers. The documents reproduced here provide a unique insight ino the backstage maneuvering and high-level intrigue of the Bilderberg Group members. Accompanying the documents are clearly noted annotations by LIBERTY LOBBY explaining the nature of the document and pointing out significant items relating to the ‘document. The materials selected are designed to demonstrate to the reader several things: a) that the Bilderberg Group does indeed cexist and mect annually and does so in an organized fashion; its gatherings are neither “informal” nor are they “casual” as the Bilderbergers would suggest to the public; b) that Bilderberg is attended by a veritable international elite whose impact on policy ‘making in their home countries is indisputable and that the conferences do indeed have an impact on such policy making; c) thatthe group does attempt to maintain a low profile and keep its deliberations under wraps; d) that major issues of world importance are discussed at these conferences and policies affecting those issues are indeed adopted through the aegis of the Bilderberg conferences. ‘This report is, beyond a doubt, the most detailed assembly of in-house Bilderberg documents ever issued to the world public, illustrating clearly. that the course of world events is very much a part of the Bilderberg agenda, whether the participants admit it or not, LIBERTY LOBBY and The SPOTLIGHT remain committed 10 reporting continually on the activities of this shadowy elite power bloc as we have done in-depth for now some thirty years. But where is the est of the media? On a shoestring budget, ng-time SPOTLIGHT correspondent Jim Tucker has followed the Bilderbergers around the world Jor over a decade himself. As Tucker puts it: “If a group of the world’s most popular TV personalities or football players met together for a secret meeting at an exclusive resort once a year, the worldwide media would be demanding to be admitied. But when the world’s richest bankers and industrialists and powerful politicians and heads of state get together for a secret meeting, the ‘media looks the other way. Why? Which is more important to the world at large?” The SPOTLIGHT has led the way. Now itis up to the rest of the world media to take up the challenge and bring the truth ‘about the Bilderberg Group's activities to the world public. If there’s nothing “wrong” with what the Bilderberg is doing and the ‘group has nothing to hide, then the media must DEMAND that the group open its conclaves to the media’s inspection,Lost Ue nee Cee era Cesc Peet ee ae OC Ree cn Tao cr ne ead Sw Coree re eee cer eae ee ose Bilderberg at Oosterbeck. ‘The individuals attending this rest ere ee cee heme errr ee Cri Cares cetyl secre Pars ore rer eae Caceres’ as CR a ee eee eer ey rhe eee ema te CMe Toaster eee) Peer Cpt ee roc ee Cet Ts) POeCe cece ites tei terSrmTe er net ieee tars Peete corm hot rt eet tee ears Pes aay tt ae ee etre rd Rec ei ae ctr ee ae art at ese Ca oe ace ese Pe Oe Carrhae ere Cscceyd Reece Orca Te rere rarer ters oe Lae Cem tires cee Pe ee ee str cre ret arty Ce tet ae a eet ce ees eee Ty pr eetmrt tk moet rh Cc tmtrkce toes teh Lt LO eae ere oot ie Coster a rT Pe ROR ee Ic) Poca ton ROR Oca! Poo Sear Le gee CT Le OE CeCy Ecce EO gchar sen Lacy Pratt ten eres tea ee eae eC vcr eed CSC ae eet rae een eo soar san ee ae ee three Pataca ier ea eer ee cee a eeasnc aren) Rec oea ace Mir a ae ea Te pre ee eee Pence SR cee ee Cen ec Te ae Berrien ‘Shown above and on consecutive pages are exact photoreproductions of a press release issued by the Bilderberg Group after its first formal gathering at the Bilderberg Hotel in Holland. The group had not yet formally adopted the name by which it has since become known, but it very clearly had an international ‘agenda in mind. Although the Bilderberg Group has periodically issued press releases (as a formality), it does ‘ot encourage press coverage. Critics ask the simple question: “Why?THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON March ll, 1955, MEMORANDUM FOR GABRIEL HAUGE understand that next week Prince Bernhard is having a meeting at Barbizon, continuing his exploration looking toward improving European and American relations. If personally you can fit such a trip into your schedule, I suggest you find the money ( | and go to France. (On official White House stationery, President Dwight D. Eisenhower wrote a memorandum (shown above) to his then-administrative assistant, Gabriel Hauge, making reference to the upcoming Bilderberg. Conference in Barbizon, France. (Note that he does not use the term “Bilderberg,” however, inasmuch as the ‘annual conference had not yet adopted the name.) The president suggests that Hauge “find the money and go to France.” Then, in his own handwriting, the president amended the memo and next to the reference to money he added ““govt)”—that is, “government.” In other words, he was suggesting that Hauge come up with taxpayers’ money to finance his trip to the Bilderberg meeting. This alone suggests that despite Bilderberg claims to the contrary, American taxpayers’ dollars—not to mention the tax dollars of other nations—are used to promote the Bilderberg agenda. On the two pages which follow the memorandum shown above are exact photoreproductions of Hauge’s report to the president of the events of the Bilderberg conference in France. Note that Hauge concludes his memorandum with a number of intriguing direct ‘quotations from statements made by Bilderberg attendees, although he is careful not to reveal the names of ‘those who made the remarks quoted—this in keeping with what we shall see is official Bilderberg policy. And bear in mind, of course, that Hauge was undertaking this venture at the expense of the American taxpayers who were not privy to the events taking place inside this international conclave of elitists.March 28, 1955 MEaonanDun ron ‘rue present promised to set dows for you some of the hghligte of the ‘Barblson Conference cn competitive coexistence between ‘Comma andthe Free World ar it rales tote socom mitted opie, ‘Status soporte om Communiat strength i eal {eluded hens tera: a SWEDEN there {sno correlation between povesty and {he email Commune group there; rather the correla {seth certain flnge felipioua movements, Thare ie tome attempt bythe Communlate to laflitene the waloc od in confined sow pretty math to tho northern provinces there conditions urs generally por and where there La Docadasy mith Husslns ‘illon voles. Tle represents exlncrouse since 1948 ‘rovkers {s Turin and Milan and meng the prowpercus farmers ‘peasnate ia Calabria, for example, where monarchlet Uiteet le strong. Toe virtual etppate of srnigratien to the exchange, By the program thay hope to gain acai STatrSStane! Toere was a consensus inthe gr" SLPCPaporte and eaturel exchanges shouldbe fovtereds provided that sppeerances by the Ruselane in Western ‘oantrlew are sot under auspices they select bat wade mplces we velecte “K butch delegate prvestd a asia of th peychow ‘Roles tastor among the underdeveloped peoples of the eat as being cba bass for lr poston to [lent ae Comnnites te described a sate o 0 wee latovlt and reli agua he fact at what sci ie sneatog “They Ieesfge pyetglatfelag by roneotmest sie aa ner political overlords of the West and against fo benaass wit hom on 8 {Seta tnqety. "Tee delegate ipeyce tama Sctezen representatives of tho Ean andthe We nan sifort to get fo tne latlloctaala who we 23 be avgetyagatant wor nestralit in aie Considerable dlacursioa revelved around is {S'ttt'wim the Gorsvuniet pary and ie apparaiua. Pact Gee ie dsiogaton and ilo the Duteh alegation wo Strong fox uch maneens, hu rench a l nenen, tems loue th Communities Tawra wan conse ot (abelian Barone? ates lacked ne vitally to se made the observation that che Sovlet Dtes that we are on tw rested ofan era of econerae Uitfareto'be luached aganat us by the Comments o4- Jeciny in the underdeveloped arent of Ana. Creat xphasts with respect to the Aslan problems was During the courns ofthe discussion the placed on the diluting affect on economic progr Sriginsting in popslaion tsereare, A Swedith capert fated tat 40 ye Chine \would beta the range of 275-300 millon), Wale Gere ‘War a good deal of pesuimiamm about the aisting elect eC population on ceaname improvemeat in the Par East tnd heace upon expectations from sconemie ald programs; the conclunion strongly emazged tht these uncomnitted ‘people oust sot make fais chalce betw End the free world tn an economic environment of eco= ome stagnation or deca ‘onstitate an adequate base for whatever arsirance ‘ould weetally poglves. Tals conclusion xnarged despite wldeepread feeling tat tha cold war deci Drebably be made be ‘ont tn these 23 wae tatereating too ‘arlous Dusopeat ‘he U.5., time aftr time cted our country and our eeanomy At evideace of what the free way af Ife coud produce in eatraat to the Communist 10.8, was veperted as » powuctl poopagaada factor for ihe Gomumanste Wis satinaed tat 00 mallon {2 taly, The U.S, waw charged by on allan delegite swith certain reupocatbliy forthe fastening of Come runinm upon Hay eeasse of out lnlatance Immediately ‘iter the war that Comasiat ministers be Included {nthe goveramest. ‘The U-S. High Commoner at ‘hat tthe wan reported by ie delegate to have sald te ald ot care whether Haly went Communit oF et, ‘tn HOLLAND there ta a Communit trade unfon whlch lu reported a4 20 problem {or the following vessons: 2) the Country has never had rented ta Ulustetted by te fact that whem Reselan ships ‘ome for co thelz crews are nt permite’ to land. 1 the UNITED KINGDOM Communtam was reported a8 not apoltieal deste, metely au security lovane eenera point and in some gute called 2 "bemecisters” aa a counterpart tthe Comiatefa.” Dia= Sunston on this poist waa inconclusive and tareed-isally ty of lnvohlog Article I of the KATO Pact ‘whlch provides for cooperation in non-military fe ‘plaion of « Dutch delegate, the growth ofthe uated ovement was the factor whlch bas produced fees the Russians considerable faltative In sporte and eulral froma now theze willbe ona Millon ‘axd 700 lon Indians (U.S, population them tho have their ansorted gripes againat ‘an English delagate asserted that Asians ehosld act be{eeeadng ites thn eat cnataniy fo eee {0 President Slscohomer's stom foevpance plan. Sfaten of capltalian wueh ceases wars and saerploy” ise li peopl am aoe we Iimpeette “= nitanne he sejetion by Sain oe ae dcee to tip the Hat, veto qt eee ob ‘So tate with fo mena ‘hea do the same tdivieaie coming annuals frome "bebe intrialate should go ae fa totaly at is "7 fumeton 6 the state Ua te provide Uberty and opportealty Mebedy ta worth over 12,900 per sous." 0 realy pro-Ruselan,* ‘walla Lato heighten nt tt the French = Hagen calegate | rdevlope countries anseciatln! | SLE eas awa sty oly the Intelligent cam bes te burden of belag grates" sported by an Engin delgateTHE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON re March 30, 1955, Dear Gabe: Many thanks for your highly informative and interesting report on the highlights of the recent Barbizon Conference, I hope 3 you won't mind if I both plagarize and quote you, With warm regard, As ever, Ane ‘The Honorable Gabriel Hauge, The White House, Washington, D.C, Shown above is President Dwight Eisenhower’s acknowledgment of his executive assistant’s report on the Bilderberg conference in France. Note, in particular, Eisenhower's comment that “I hope you won't mind if I both plagarize and quote you.” In other words, Eisenhower intended to incorporate Bilderberg thinking and philosophy into his own private and public addresses. Yet, to the best of anyone’s knowledge, although Eisenhower's foreign policy ventures often reflected the internationalist “one world” outlook of the Bilderberg Group and the Council on Foreign Relations (of which his assistant, Hauge, later emerged as an officer) the president never once attributed any of his policies to the influence of the Bilderberg Group nor, 50 far as is known, did he ever mention the group in public by name.BILDERBERG CONFERENCE ST. SIMONS ISLAND (U.S. AD 15-17 February 1956 NOTICE TO PARTICIPANTS ‘Shown above and on the next two pages are exact photoreproductions of the official “notice to participants” attending the Bilderberg Group conference held on St. Simon’s Island off the coast of Georgia on February 15-17, 1957. As befitting the highly-organized gathering that itis, Bilderberg officials provided detailed travel arrangements and other pertinent information to the invitees. 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Note that the cover describes the report being “strictly confidential” and “not for publication either in whole or in part.” This was the first time that a Bilderberg conference was held in the United States of America,: f oe PBK SS NEN — * tr gt, ay erie cai xen on PRIM Gos sede aoc ar Ect ition usa, nari ae ees a Yanga ne USA ‘teenie "na, ‘tome Tear Sa, "scala, ae Ea ruiamicie Waa, Siig van, ieee, ME ee Srv “Np, ten USA BRET ey oes “oraeariera ee eee Soca eT saree ieee Son ‘ae, unoniakttee —aeeg sa Tac ae Tae ee a ee foretates akc ‘Sonata samecoupe Voto bites Swe, Lo mar ‘Wake Bes “Ganette Baa tae eae or ee mune Pee eh nme Nimo BS el Soney {ohne NOTE THE NAMES of some of the attendees whose names appear on these Just these particular pages: David Rockefeller; Dean Rusk of the Rockefeller Foundation and later U.S. Secretary of State; U.S. Senators John Sparkman and Alexander Wiley and U.S. Representative John Vorys. 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As a result, angry Americans wrote their lawmakers in Washington and demanded answers. At left is an exact photoreproduction of a leter sent by Sen. Gordon Allot (R-Colo, to Gabriel Hauge, assistant to President Eisenhower, asking for answers about Bilderberg. Below (left and right) is Hauge's somewhat Mippant response to Allott explaining that the Bilderberg meeting was nothing to worry, about and that media reports were, in his words, a “Peglarized fairy tale.” The friendly media reports noted by Hauge appear on the following page. renews eee invdioned «Peat aey ta Su “Tagprectte Your beng te iy uation ane of fice cece ae arta Sct oaesareoponen stacey, seta auslatne a Pode ‘ashigton D28 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. NVIBWS EXCHANGED| ON NATO POLICIES Informal Session in Georuin| Fit In U.S. fe Forum for Leaders of Natlons sotlanet! Saget naps enid'—soqrr (Rb. ten “he “Spooky,” Official, Secret? Not True, Reply To Pegler 7 Pity sata Although syndicated columnist Westbrook Pegler slammed the Bilderberg Group in his hard-hitting report, the Establishment media took a different view of Bilderberg and rushed to assure its readers (in these news reports reproduced here) that the Bilderberg Group was, among other innocuous things, actually “a backdoor approach to better relations” among the nations of NATO. These clippings, from the New York Times and the Cincinnati Enquirer, are among the very few formal Establishment media reports about the Bilderberg that have appeared over the years (and these clippings actually come from the personal files of a Bilderberg member). Other reports have been few and far between, particularly in recent ‘years. Interestingly, although by all indications it was Mrs. Phyllis Schlafly who was ‘the tourist visiting St. Simon’s Island who first called the attention of the Bilderberg to Westbrook Pegler (based upon claims by Mrs. Schlafly in her famous 1964 pro-Barry Goldwater tract, A Choice Not an Echo}, Mrs. Schlafly, in recent years, has avoided public criticisms of the Bilderberg Group and even went so to back George Bush (a member of the Bilderberg-affiiated Trilateral Commission) ‘over his 1992 populist Republican challenger Pat Buchanan who has publicly scored the Trilateralists and the Bilderbergers for their pernicious, anti-American philosophies. Like Mrs. Schlafly, other ‘‘conservative” voices such as National Review (founded by William F. Buckley, Jr., who attended at least one Bilderberg Group meeting) and Human Events, a tabloid with long-standing C1A connections, are loathe to even mention that the Bilderberg Group exists. The latest “conservative leader” to participate in a Bilderberg Conference is William Kristol ‘who attended the 1995 Bilderberg conference in Switzerland. Kristol, who is also key figure in the pro-Israel lobby in the United States, is now promoting a new internationalist journal called The Standard (financed by media magnate Rupert Murdoch) which seeks to influence conservative and Republican thinking—and will do so from a Bilderberg-oriented point of view.aa Vie BILDERBERG se Ne Tne Hacer, & ‘nt = Saag i | a ee VY ‘The Secretariate has the honour to ) ‘ ose the minutes of the meeting of the Steering Jems hold at the Birgenstock in the morning f May 29th 1960. The Prince has expressed the suggestion that members of the Steering Committee, after having assisted at a conference or at a meeting of the Steering Committee, should contact as much as possible their Bilderberg friends from their own country in order to inform them about the proceed- ings of ‘the meetings. A lunch might be appropriate for this purpose. july 28, 1960. The Hague, In an exact photoreproduction above is a letter on official “Bilderberg Meetings” stationery noted as being “Confidential.” This is the cover letter that | accompanied the minutes of the Bilderberg steering committee meeting that were sent to interested Bilderbergers. The 1960 Bilderberg meeting referenced here was held in Burgenstock, Switzerland, the site of the most recent (1995) Bilderberg conference. Note that the memorandum suggests that Bilderbergers “should contact ms moch as pole ter Berber fends from tek rm contr i order fo it appropriate for this purpose. suggested that Bilderbergers should quietly advise other Bilderberg “friends” who were not in attendence at the meeting about what transpired and to do it quietly—by word of mouth—at a face-to-face meeting—that is, “a lunch.” So much for the Bilderberg “secrecy” that Bilderberg defenders say does not exist.Mar 20, 296 Doar cater United States Senate / ‘ask you so very much for your letter of marek G2 ying me the datatis of toe Bildertery Yeeting fe Canna, {Eire sev enmes ed ost ny engugeoeats fe Agesh toa wilh plan to way for tw ent 1 wns pleasant to vaik to you oy certatnty look formed 20 seeing you fe Apetie ‘eich aise personal regu, De, Gabeted Range Chatman, Pane Com ts Yenaractarere freee Conpear MPa erect Dev Hon 35) fle Tork In this letter (right), then- Congressman Jerry Ford of “Michigan sends Hauge his regrets ‘about not being able to attend the 1961 Bilderberg meeting. No problem, however. Ford did attend the 1964 and 1966 i by 1974 became the first Bilderberg Group member to achieve the (1995) another Clinton, sits in the White House, yg attended the 1991 Bilderberg meeting in Baden- Baden, Germany. the fiat and 2a By 1961 long-time top Bilderberg member and former Eisenhower “assistant” Gabriel Hauge had become chairman of the finance committee of the powerful Manufacturers Trust of New York, In this letter (left) Senator Hugh Scott (R-PA) thanks Hauge for details of the upcoming Bilderberg conference in Canada and promises to attend the meeting. i ‘Congress of the United States ‘Wouse ot Revcesentatives ‘Mashing. B.C. 1 ry, hia for your kind and Qowhefel Letter inguteing ‘to join the nent mecting of the Bilderberg Group nest quebec Srom dpeil aise eo Bed ie Seon qc Te ovary eur Yougatt oy Sten ‘ecsowe of ehte and since my comittes woth cod the Leet Propean Se poeesc ing the ieeeer pare of Api, T'teeteate" te woaia be onwcte fer ss to aake sachs Soonitarnt, 1 an move grateful for your invitation and certainly hope you elt my pane eae (eoCARNEGIE ENDOWMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL PRACE ne pmesioener uy June 19, 1962 Dear Gabe: ‘Thank you for sending me the copy of the Eastern Banker with the Little note about the Bilderberg Meetings. ‘There have been a number of unfavorable stories, originally stemming I think from a Swedish newspaper account of the meeting of "multi-millionaires.”” ‘The AP, in an instance of almost unparalleled irresponsibility, picked this up and the Times and Washington Post printed it. I have just now been shown a copy of an article in the London Observer for 3 June, which is not nearly so critical, although it does start out by speaking of "a curious conclave (that) just ended." Tt talks about Retinger and the Prince and mentions the Reston piece, so someone must have talked more than he should have. Frankly, Iam a bit concerned about this adverse publicity. It should be wonderful grist for Westbrook Pegler's and/or Fulton Lewis, Jr.'s mills. ‘The piece you sent is the first one that dignifies me by mentioning my name, But so it goes. I guess we will just have to ride this one out. Sincerely yours, Je Joseph . Johnson Gabriel Hauge, Esq. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. 350 Park Avenue New York, New York In this rather intriguing letter reproduced above, long-time Bilderberg functionary, Joseph E. Johnson, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, complains about “unfavorable” stories about speared in the media and comments that “someone must have talked more than he should have” and that he is “a bit concerned about this adverse publicity.” In other words, a Bilderberg Group member had a big mouth and shouldn't have revealed too much and given “grist” to the critics.Confidential September 5, 1962 Second Meeting of the Steering Committee September 12, 1962 Council on Foreign Relations, Inc. Atlantic Policy Studies Conspectus of Policy Problems: A Preliminary Outline: Prepared by Philip E. Mosely Some Assumptions About the 1960s I. Strategic assumptions A, The development of nuclear-missile power seems to be moving toward a more or less stable condition of nuclear parity between the Soviet Union and the United States; nevertheless, the race for technological gains and strategic power will continue at an intensive rate, and the balance of strategic power may be changed substantially by scientific and technological break-throughs. B. By the end of the 1960s Communist China will have an independ- ent nuclear capability and will endeavor to use it to weaken the political prestige and will of other Asian powers and to neutralize the U.S. ability to bring its nuclear deterrent to bear in Asian conflicts. C. It is in the U.S. interest to explore all possible ways of organizing and controlling the nuclear-missile power of the West so as to maximize its deterrent power against the Soviet Union and Conmunist China and to promote maximum unity of political planning and action by the major free-world powers. D. The Soviet Union and China will maintain a superiority of conventional forces, plus, in the Soviet case, powerful tactical nuclear armaments, in order to be ready to use its strategic weight to effect political gains in areas adjacent to their territories. E. The Soviet Union will be prepared to promote subversive political and guerrilla action wherever favorable oppor- tunities appear within the free world. ‘This “confidential” memorandum to the 1962 steering committee meeting of the Bilderberg Group indicates the close ties between the Council on Foreign Relations and the Bilderberg Group. Based upon all that is known about the CFR and Bilderberg, it appears that the CFR effectively functions both as a “think tank” and as a “mouthpiece” (ie. a public relations apparatus) for the higher-level elites who attend the annual Bilderberg conferences. CFR members serving in public offices and in public opinion-influencing positions generally carry out and promote the policies laid down at Bilderberg meetings.E Si BILDERBERG MEETING! by pR JOSEPH 8. RETINGER Revised by ARNOLD T. LAMPING On this page and on the following four pages is reproduced an official “confidential” and not for publication” history of the Bilderberg Group as of April 1982, explaining the origins of the group and summarizing its membership find structure. This history was prepared for Bilderberg members only and was intended for the eyes of the world . Only media figures such as Washington Post publisher, Katharine Graham, among others in the media who have attended Bilderberg meetings, would receive such a document. Med in Un the ©.fio belongs to 3 country at belive in defending depends promi on the Texel fe parcpan, Terre only faiea and snieraly specs the objects set by Bilderberg. ‘They shold ave no anpeing cen it hoe ey er how Ukr eon i st bs ot eat parent sald be stated ‘aaaace sho aeons {ae Steer opaH hc bile or so mentoncd above the prs is nt admit me fie mings Te recs nh Leet sat Rove Uni 2 Sere potey errata tc enooenied pele NG) Fale ed nog sper =) se Wat ade } Te peal eof conver 6 Hapa a itrnaael ade ta May 198 ot Sal The pie implications fr dhe Aa Comm 2) Getecning latina ‘welt deinBILDERBERG CONFERENCES LIST OF PARTICIPANTS INERAL FOR HONORARY SECRETARY GENERAL FOR Joveru E Jonson ay Fai) m, Dene BUR. Pemex Aen or BeserrJowe We Reamown Goleta} Bevan, Jonaa.W Demass Urine Seares Unarea Seance Bours uses, Come Unver Pease W. Bowoy, Sch Boncaianon, Can Caren, Rarvance f inva, ae a na Sin Rae cow Paso Seriea Js Feancton Jour Poconos. 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Una Stars ‘Toomoys, Scan 8 Frean Zones, AR Tone VinwreyBvewr At NeTmenLavoeita of Joserm E. Jouxsox 20 October 1966 Contid tial Dear Sir, I have pleasure in enclosing a cory of the summary of the Bilderberg Conference held at Wiesbaden, Gerrany, on 25, 26 and 27 March 1966, together with conies of the speeches of Sir Anérew Cohen, Prof. Mason, Hr. Woods and fir. Bell, held during the Conference. I may remind you of the personal and strictly confi- dential charecter of these mnanarics. If you wish, for future correspondence, any chanres in the way Eilderberr correspondence is sent to you (title, nane, function, addres) you are Finély requested to infors the Secretariat of the modifications you may desire, if possible ir a short delay. With kind regards, Yours sincerely, Arnold T. Lanpi Shown above is yet another “confidential” letter to a Bilderberg “friend” which accompanied a summary of the 1966 Bilderberg conference in Wiesbaden, Germany. Note that the author of the letter, Arnold Lamping, reminds the recipient of “the personal and strictly confidential character of these summaries.” Attached to the letter was the calling card of Joseph E. Johnson, the Carnegie Endowment official who also Sered as “honorary secretary general for the United States” for the “Bilderberg Meetings"—quite an impressive title indeed for a functionary with an organization that proclaims its to be “unofficial.”On this and the following four pages is reproduced a summary (dated October 1982) of all of the preceding Bilderberg meetings. Note on the cover sheet that it was “RECEIVED FOR WINSTON LORD.” Lord, another Bilderberger, has been a long-time top-level official of the Council on Foreign Relations and has served, in among other posts, as U.S. ‘Ambassador to China. Note (below) that | Bilderberg had two one at its official hea Netherlands and one at an entity in New York known as “American Friends of Bilderberg, Inc.” which is a public t relations group that appears to have the 1 Bilderberg Group as its sole client. Any time investigative reporters have contacted the details on upcoming Bilderberg conferences, Charles W. Muller, the i “friend” in’ charge, bas little to say, thereby forcing investigative reporters such as Jim Tucker, correspondent for ‘The SPOTLIGHT, to infiltrate Bilderberg meetings on his own and to rely on his ‘own friendly sources who agree that the Bilderberg’s secrecy is wrong. Ingles elated Bderbry shoal be adreszd 1: Me. Chas W Mater ‘Anesiean Press of Berbers, In. ‘Sy Ea sta Sueet New York, NY 10022 USA Bilderberg Meetings RECEIVED FeR October 1982 nov 8 re ‘WitsTON LORD ‘BILDERBERG 1. Osga ‘The Bldeberg meetings ar held annual to acu important ues feng Western Europe, the United Stes sed Canad Bere nei mae fom he Biber Ht in Oo ‘Holland where the first meeting took place in May 1954. : ‘at pence meting wow on fhe ocr xed by may ing eizes on bother ofthe Alun tat Western Europe and ‘Newt Ameria wee not wring opt sl sty sow oo tate of cca impertance. eae 1 was hat eg, ofthe record duane would lp eete& Seles nesta ie cori ae soe ten cn ‘Wester nations inthe dict postwar perio. 2 Chamatr of megs ‘Wha i uniaue abut Bieber fu i (1) he bond cose Seaion of cig stnens otha tad et af ements Fay {ete for nea tee tay of ioral dsc sou op ot ‘Sent coner ese inthe elo en als adie noe ‘eal economy) the ston ekg aang the prc a a Wwf he cng sitades Sad exeranes tte Wester aon, Shade eae sone il et cera csecmodied td) te pay the ecg te has 90 Punose teh fouow mn snd women adn ote et ‘in pel ea. ones nan wich aitrent veep cmb expe dt ‘understanding enbanced. Date23. Choa “The fiat ssting wat convene under the_chaimanship ot Til ins Drmbarat he Nether who served suman fo weave yeas. He war Py toc ome ofthe Hie. former Print Milter of the Uaied Kingdon, who chaved the frovings forfour years AL the 1940 rteing in Ancen, Peder Republic of Germany, Lord Home uted over the ehirmanslp (© ‘Wier cbs rien the Gran Fer epee 4 Parts ash yer, the member ofthe Sterng Commitee compile a invita fn et for he fawn Year's esting. ‘Toensurefulldacutio, individual represetinga wide range of pl eit acre ‘Watnths mework aa gveascabautone hier om ihe Coxe ‘Belin pla ern termine omar Fed inetding nance, indus, haber, edveation a Alone, Pacipats ae tsected Ux tele owed, nding and with teres toe tpi onthe Agenda Parcipns tend Bleberg ina private and nota ia capacity. 5. Contac Bilder’ rnp aii i is Coneence program. Inthe binning, bey were lately eqent and ested in alten ‘ane. Sobsequenly,tbeeame the peice oho more han one rr conference aya, Waking paper, prepared by experts forthe ‘oundwor fo Bdeber cussions At the meatng terse, 00 ‘solutions are propoted; no veer taken, and no poly Satements ‘eve Monbers Stee Commie ‘Water Sceet Former Presiden, Federal Republi of Germany or, Secretay-Gener for Europe: ‘Victor Haber Profesor of Puble Paane, Leyden Univeriy on Seeay-Geven fr USA ‘Teodor L Blt, J Dean, Ptcher Scho of aw and Diplomacy, Tus Univegy Mon These Willem F Dutenbers Preset, De Nedelndsche Bank N.Y, Hannes Androsch ‘Daniel E Jansen (Cnr, Feoeation of Began Botepries Buon Lien Lambert ‘Chairman, Groupe Brutles Lambert SA cnata: Donald. Macdonais ‘Senoe Pte, McCarthy & MeCarthy Deen ‘Ms Narang Eton Chi, RevingskeTiende ed Rep of Geman: Ale Hehasen ‘anabing Diet, Detche Bank AG, ‘Theo Sommer Eorit-Che “Die Zeit” __ Arepot ofthe mecting, which nclades working popes i clad t Parkgate and forme’ pagent Since 1934, 30 eanrences hat been held Gee aoe. ‘The name of the prtispats a well ag the Agead tems ae mad ‘ralable Belo the anal meting and we ised the pot reg The expenses of manning the Bilderberg meetings ae coveree whl by pate subsroton hes expenses cat fe cot fh Sonal Seca, tel reimbrsereat of petpaterequerting tnd the pubaaton ofthe meeting's report, ‘The bowtie ofthe anna esting ae the reeponity fhe FE Seeing Commiee members ofthe het county. Foe, “Die de Monti Dio, Font osteo neotio Relions ad Protest of Enon, Eee Paes Aone Sele ‘Beg Biesor Sener, Conpuyie Gnéne Sodse ae Pyrcatons Gece: Cost Caras 3 Member ofthe Bou, Usion of Grek Shipownes esate ‘Gee Hatrimson ember or Futaest ar Romano Prod Profesor of Indus! Eesaomis, University of Bologna slvr Fee Diel nate teins Ars Neem: Nice Were Senor Parte, Wis, Wiles Seedex ‘Sten Gustatson Manabing Direct SAABSCANIA AB.i i ml adh Ete A | ratts| Sit John Ssiebue “ae Smet ae nes stats ‘iret and Senior Vee resin, EXXON Corporation pie rene B17) Stewina ennai “om 68-9700 Teena agente, 1 Fey 3 ral Bard, omen Mapes hates Gael ar Frctsperr ote Kippontun Bete eens rn ra, mer, ali, Gump Stas Have & Feld Y Tite 4 Kini Hote Seea rste ‘Winton Lord Presiden, Caunc on Foreign Reatins, Ine. 2 Seta: "Ytor Untick Mediator Eat Aton Community Member ofthe Advisory Bou, CIBA-GEIGY Limited ald Kingdon ‘Lord Ral of lsden ‘Gairman, 8.6, Wave & Co, Lid, ato Sates of Amer: ‘George W. Bal Former Undersecretary of tate ‘Watam P.Bundy ator Chie, orign Alia” Meno 3 Hla [Siti ea tn coe ant Protea of Aets Pnd Biter ne David Rockefeller Charman, Cate International Advisory Commitee + Ail former members ofthe Stesing Commitee 3. 23.25 September 1955 V Brace K. MacLaury Present, Te Brookings aston Artur R Tape west Toe Manasing Parner, Arthur Taylor 8 Company Joseph H. Wills (Caan an Chet Exc Oe, Te Wins Congres Members ofthe Advisory Gro canta: Anthony 6. 8. Gi Company Drea Fed Rep of Germany tie Wo von Amerongen hata of he Burd f Management and Chi Executive Steer Ose Walt. hoa fnteratin Max Kohstarim Foxe Presignt, European Univesity in Florence ua ‘Giovani Agel Present Pat S.A, Netetnde: Ene am er get ‘Professor Internationa! Relaons, Leyden Universi; Director of Companies ANNEX tt 954982 12931 May 1958 | Ontrbeck, Neecande Subject: ‘A The attudetowande communism and the Soviet Union: The alte tows depenaeat seas nd peoples overseas, he Ande leas omic poles ad pens, * Eutopean Deteoce Community 2. 1820 March 955, i Bastien Prmce ‘A Srey of Westem Europea relatos sac the ft F Bideberg Caneener - 'B, Communist ifitation in varous Wester counties; € In score ee Fla and esol spect 2 Rtonemieaspe GannicrPatenicbn, Fed. Rep. f Germany Subecs: s ‘Ree oven since Baan Conn: [ ite he Non Alan Treaty Orpen; Te pol nd sate ects Of wach sag, . DB, Te remiatn f Goray, F © Eup wi 1 ‘hed pec sami ney 6, Ezenomiepbiems E Re pn | : pec of avery, { 4 Expansion of teat te, j | 1 | a | \ | |naa aay 956 Retest, subject: 1X Review of developments since the lst Conference; B Theauses of he gro oft Wester Bos In * pec These aie beaaialaai inane Between Asians anne Was D. ay “Waster et aos of Sou sid Eas A; 1. The communist campus fr poli ubverson reoniral of he newly emaneled counties of Al How te Wea an vest mee Asan requrereats nthe techie and economies So 1517 Reber 1987 SC Simon aad, USA. Subject: IR Review of evens ine the out Berberg meting fa May 19565 2, Nalonalsm nd nets as sruptive ors Ins the Western Allance, The naa East 1, The Baoan pol of the Alance, with special ‘erence tthe problems of Easter Europe, German ‘union and miliary State. 6 sone 1957 Fags ta Subjeas 1A Survey of developments snc he tt eonerenee; 1, Modeta weapone and dinwmarect i elation to Westem secur, Cc. re sting poli and economic mechaisns ‘Tibia the Wester community adequate? 1, 1820 May 1962 Satajshden Seeder sues means the Ate emus 2 Py meme pace the Untied Nos eatin or ne Aan comatose {Redecorment 12, 2931 May 196 Came, Face eden teint ‘Fake yeas between the US.A- and oe) > peght ofthe negotiations for Briain’ estar inte he Common Market, = fies nonsbeneen the Western word ad ‘developing cous 13, 2022 March 96 ‘Wilanebre, USA. subject: a oh FPS interna deretpmen {) The Commonist Bis: .. * ie eet etopments win the Wester wr 1) pai 3) mata, 9 conomic 1.1.5 September 1958 ‘Bean, Und ington, I Raveyotevent soc he ast conference; BB The uate of WATO defence; Wester econo cooperation: 1, he Wester approach to Sve Rosin and 1820 Senember 1999 ‘esoy, Tose subject Rete ofceeloomens since the st eanerenct: B Unity asd von in Western ply. 2829 May 1960 Burgesoch, Swiueriand Subjects: x sivuaton ser te ae of 5 1, New pole nd-ecoonic developments inthe Wena vod 10. 2123 Apo 1961 ‘SC Castn, Canada subject: ‘Rat initia are eget bring about anew fenweofedership and recon wii the Western sermuniy? 1, The ations for Wester unity of changes in the rvs econo sng ot Uaied States ft Western Buren 6 © 24 apa ses | fi ay ! Petes ety cooperation inthe Western 3. Te Siate ofthe AlateAllmnce* 15. 2527 pach 1966 ‘Wiesbaden, Fel Rep of Germany Subja: ‘A Sou NATO be 8 Te hur awed cman a 2 between nds and erloping coc 1631 March -2 Ape 967 ‘Cantde, Uate Kingdom, Subject: 2 haa tt ent 2 fase rr tao et » seed et iemmaieer tome ares 2628 Ap 1368 ‘Mont Tremblant Canada Subjects: ‘A: The relations between the Westend the Communist. > nats Intematinazaon of busines, Z18 941 May 909 Mast uo we . subjects 1X" Elements fasta in Western sce, 8. Contlaingattuces iin the Wester wort towards rations with tbe USSR andthe oe: (Commun states aster Barope lathe ht sreent events 19. 149 Apa 1970 ad Rape, Stand subjects: ‘A Bata function fhe Uninet in ow soit: Petes ream poly 23.25 ape 197 ‘Woodsoc, USA. Subjects ‘A 'hve contin of business ia dealing with erent ‘oblems a soca stabi, 0, Tec cab ofa age abte Amerion ls Pe ast ewe 2, 2123 apa 972 ise, Belg Subject: {The tate of he Wester community in the Hight of hanging retinas amon the noncommunist. Indust counties and the pac of angig power ‘ehonship inthe Fur Easton Western Seay. 2224 apa ig7 ‘orgy, Eagan subject: North Amarian and Western European ates towards ‘Othe ttre othe mixed cconomer the Westra abe Core a eed eg aD 6. ” », and the pole impiations of hoe atitudes. 2123 Apel 1978 Prinetn, New dere, USA Subjects ‘A Western defense wth spol impiatons, 1, The changing siete of production and ade: ‘oosequences forthe Westra Indutlied countries. 2729 Apri 1979 ‘aden Ase subjects ‘ne oreent oteratonal monetary stain ad is {ind Aft fo the Wester Wot 1820 Apel 1380 ‘Aachen Fe Rep. of Geomany Subject ‘Aeris and Ewope: Pas, Present and Future. 22, 11413 May 1973 Saad, 1X The poses ofthe development of Boropean ‘nung poi andthe consequences for Europea ‘Nac Ameria reins? = 'B. Conftng expectations concerning the European ‘Secu Confreace. 1921 An Mente, Pace ‘Subject: respects forthe Aan wot 25.27 Ape 1915 Gomes Tekey object: ‘A ation: econo, vocal an pot Impiations, 1, Receat international pot developmen: * “Reset confitad 2. Other cent developments feng the Felons among NATO counties. 1m 196 n0 Confrence wa el. 29. 15.7 May 198 Burgeo, Sedan ee ‘Mia sod Wesem cle oma te Sais Union : Te che ain wr Siow se re ee 30. M16 May 1902 Sandeod, Noreay Subic: ‘A Diverse Policies and Atiudes in Noch ils Community * 1. What cin Arma Conta Achieve? Mile East iss a Se '. Economie lsser: Dogmas tad E. Coment Events aAnd just for the record... Here’s proof—from the Arkansas press, if you can believe them—that former Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton did indeed attend the 1991 Bilderberg conference in Baden-Baden, Germany—a year before he was nominated for president by the Democratic Party (and long before the average American voter had ever heard his name). But the Bilderbergers knew who Clinton was. ‘That’s why he was the lone American governor—from a small, poor, rural state, no Iess—to be invited to the high-level international conference that year. Was Bill Clinton “annointed” by the Bilderbergers to become U.S. president at the conference? Some people think so . .. This obscure news item appeared buried in the business section of the Arkansas Democrat on June 6, 1991... Clinton to attend trade conference Goy. Bill Clinton will attend the 1991 Bilderberg Meeting today through Sunday, a conference of North American and Western European leaders, in Baden-Baden, Germany, ac- cording to a statement from his office. “Of particular interest to the governor are trade al nomic development opportunities for Arkansas,¥ _mgnt said. And this item appeared in the same newspaper on June 12,1991... 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