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Breaking the Silence: Bilderberg Exposed Continued from page 74 out, terrorism hasn't been confined to the amongst them Philippe Camus, President Traa theatre of anerations hut has escalated — af the Furonean Aeronautic Defence and Continued from page 74 out, terrorism hasn't been confined to the Iraq theatre of operations but has escalated although he did go on to clarify that the across Asia, Africa and most of the Middle June date suggests that the US and Israel East. are "in a state of readiness". A blonde woman, believed to be Thérése Delpech, Director of Strategic Affairs for Russian vs American Foreign Policy the Atomic Energy Commission, said that Policy discussion began with a European —_unilateralist policy actions by the US will expert on international relations pointing — only succeed in alienating friendly nations out that over the next several years Russia and emboldening enemy combatants. "US is poised to assert itself and increasingly __ is not all-powerful. It must coordinate its challenge Bush Government foreign policy policy with other great powers to achieve goals. its ends." Someone openly asked the committee if An oil expert believed to be from Britain, the world is safer today than in 2001 and if possibly Sir John Kerr of Royal Dutch it will be safer in four years' time. A Shell, focused on the oil pipeline from Dutchman responded by saying there is litt Siberia to northern China. The tle doubt that the hand of international ter- Bilderbergers openly wondered at the rorism has been substantially strengthened medium-term repercussions of this deal. by the US Government's heavy-handed pol- An American investment banker asked just icy in the Middle East. A Danish how much oil is expected to flow through Bilderberger wondered about what had _ this pipeline. Another member of the oil happened to the US promise to take a__ cartel offered 65-80 million tonnes per lower-key approach in Iraq—referring to __ year as a ballpark figure. the heavy-handed tactics employed by American troops in the siege of Fallujah, India's Missile Tests which played an important role in alienat- During Saturday night cocktails at the ing a large cross-section of moderate Arab _ bar, neo-con Richard Perle was seen and states. Additionally, the Dutchman pointed _ heard talking to a group of Bilderbergers, amongst them Philippe Camus, President of the European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company (EADS), Donald Graham of the Washington Post and General James L. Jones about the near-future test-firing of India's Agni 3 intermediate-range ballistic missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads. General Jones added that such a weapon would greatly increase India's capabilities because, according to the four- star general, India's strategic deterrents will be able to strike targets deep inside neighbouring China. In fact, Dr M. Natarajan, head of the prestigious Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), said as much two weeks later on 17 May in New Delhi. although he did go on to clarify that the June date suggests that the US and Israel are "in a state of readiness". The 2005 German Elections The Bilderbergers also discussed how to dust off the "boring" image of Angela Merkel, Germany's "future leader", ahead of the German elections on 18 September 2005. A short, oversized male Bilderberger offered an opinion that in order for the widest cross-section of the German public to accept Merkel (leader of the Christian Democratic Union opposition) as India's Missile Tests During Saturday night cocktails at the bar, neo-con Richard Perle was seen and heard talking to a group of Bilderbergers, as NEXUS 75 AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2005 www.nexusmagazine.com