One Bilderberger, Hold The Tomatoes

(Conspiracy Nation, 06/10/08)In conversations with this editor, Sherman H. Skolnick (1930 – 2006) used to talk about how the newsfakers reacted to his mention of the Bilderbergers. “Bilderberger? Is that some kind of hamburger?” the newsfakers would say, pretending not to know about the annual Bilderberg meetings.

Sunday, June 8, 2008, marked the last day of this year’s Bilderberg meeting, which took place in Chantilly, Virginia. Bilderberg, which has been meeting annually since 1954, is a highly secretive international think tank and some say, policy-forming group made up of representatives from North America and Western Europe and was founded by Joseph Retinger, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands and Belgian Prime Minister Paul Van Zeeland. (“Barack O’Bilderberg: Picking the President,” by Andrew G. Marshall. June 9, 2008)

We just need some privacy,” claim the Bilderbergers. “We need to talk informally without the glare of media spotlights.” But how can it be that the entire global mass media agrees unanimously to the Bilderberg request? Perhaps the newsfakers are bribed by being given inside information in return for their silence.

Bilderberger? Is that some kind of hamburger?” (Hold the tomatoes, newsfakers.)

With the close of the secret Bilderberg meeting on Sunday, key decisions may be about to unfold. One such might be a statement by Ben Bernanke, made yesterday after American markets had closed. Bernanke, an attendee at this latest Hamburger Conference, stated the so-called “Federal” Reserve will strongly resist rising long-term inflation expectations. Thereafter, world stocks hit their lowest in almost two months, major government bonds tumbled and the dollar jumped in its postmodernist value relative to other currencies. (“Bernanke's inflation warning hits stocks, bonds,” by Natsuko Waki. Reuters, June 10, 2008)

Reports this morning, as of 5:29 am EST, have U.S. stocks looking “set to tumble.” At 5:06 a.m. ET, Nasdaq and S&P futures were lower and indicating a negative start for Wall Street, reports CNNMoney.com, which pairs the “negative start” with the Bilderberg Bernanke statement.

This is not a prediction by Conspiracy Nation as to what will happen in the U.S. markets today. It is “canaries in a coal mine,” however, which songs are worth listening to.

Various characters having the “secret sources” are chirping loudly of late. Tom Heneghan may have correctly called the developing situation on June 6, 2008, when he reported the “deliveries” must be completed by Monday June 9th. Elsewise, “certain major countries will take matters into their own hands. We have been requested not to elaborate on what this means, at least at this juncture.” (Background: “Bilderberg Delivery Rumors”, http://www.shout.net/~bigred/BildBen.html)

Casper” (friendly ghost/spook) chirps in last night with, “Get ready spooks, your day is coming SOON... The FED RES and the Banks are in deep doo doo so don't be surprised by breaking news.” (http://www.fourwinds10.com/siterun_data/nesara/news/news.php?q=1213039721)

Rayelan, host of Rumor Mill News, warbles that, “YOUR POPE pointed to TODAY [June 10th] as being THE DAY that will change the world forever...” This possibly relates to movement of Venus beyond the Sun (Superior Conjunction) which occurred late on June 8th by Eastern Standard Time. (“Attention Vatican Scholars: Benedict Says 'Follow The Woman Dressed In The Sun”, Rumor Mill News, June 10, 2008)

Some may say, “It is just a bunch of canaries singing.” Wiser persons do not completely dismiss canary outbreaks.

A tomato warning has been expanded. There has been an outbreak of a rare type of salmonellosis linked to consumption of certain raw, red tomatoes. One Bilderberger, please, but hold the tomatoes.

The always-imminent “deliveries” can signify deliverance, as in, “Hallelujah! We are delivered!” Or it could be a “ghost dance”, a last-gasp grasping at straws by 19th-century Sioux Indians. Has deliverance arrived? Is the world about to be delivered from inflated gas prices? Besides being a disaster for fuel and food costs, “Fed” rate cuts have hurt, not helped, employment. Retail, two-thirds of the economic engine, has been afflicted. Rising inflation and its picking of consumers' pockets has harmed discretionary spending. Airlines are cutting back and tourists are staying home. What did the Bilderbergers convey to Ben Bernanke?

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