Can I have this thread back now?
Was the main discussion at Bilderberg this year the bank crisis? It would appear that this years goal is
centralized banking controlled by the Fed. This would give the government direct control of all free monies in the U.S., and her territories. Last time the rich/government wanted to strenghthen America's banking system, was after the Great Depression. Yet those plans are now known to have been drawn up before the Great Depression.....Does this imply that there is going to be another depression? Or that they are trying to avoid one?
"Fresh off of the 2008 Bilderberg Meeting, it looks as if New York Federal Reserve president Timothy Geithner is set to push a new agenda in the world of central banking that was likely decided upon at Bilderberg. Geithner yesterday, wrote an article in the Financial Times calling for a global regulatory banking framework. In addition, Geithner called for the Federal Reserve to have an instrumental role in this new framework."
"Not only did Geithner attend, but the attendee list included Ben Bernanke the Federal Reserve Chairman, Henry Paulson the U.S. Treasury Secretary, Jean-Claude Trichet the president of the European Central Bank, Robert Zoellick the president of the World Bank and other high profile bankers. With the who’s who of central banking attending the Bilderberg Meeting, it is highly unlikely that what Geithner is proposing in his Financial Times article was not discussed at the Bilderberg Meeting."
http://www.infowars.com/?p=2615 ---source