A short story of Bilderberg

"...in 1954, “the most powerful men in the world met for the first time” in Oosterbeek, Netherlands, “debated the future of the world,” and decided to meet annually in secret. They called themselves the Bilderberg Group with a membership representing a who’s who of world power elites, mostly from America, Canada, and Western Europe with [members and guests] familiar names like David Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger, Bill Clinton, Gordon Brown, Angela Merkel, Alan Greenspan, Ben Bernanke, Larry Summers, Tim Geithner, Lloyd Blankfein, George Soros, Donald Rumsfeld, Rupert Murdoch, other heads of state, influential senators, congressmen and parliamentarians, Pentagon and NATO brass, members of European royalty, selected media figures, and invited others – some quietly by some accounts like Barack Obama and many of his top officials.

Always well represented are top figures from the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), IMF, World Bank, Trilateral Commission, EU, and powerful central bankers from the Federal Reserve, the ECB’s Jean-Claude Trichet, and Bank of England’s Mervyn King.


“Imagine a private club where presidents, prime ministers, international bankers and generals rub shoulders, where gracious royal chaperones ensure everyone gets along, and where the people running the wars, markets, and Europe (and America) say what they never dare say in public.”

Early in its history, Bilderbergers decided “to create an ‘Aristocracy of purpose’ between Europe and the United States (to reach consensus to rule the world on matters of) policy, economics, and (overall) strategy.” NATO was essential for their plans – to ensure “perpetual war (and) nuclear blackmail” to be used as necessary. Then proceed to loot the planet, achieve fabulous wealth and power, and crush all challengers to keep it.


Secret Bilderberg Partners

In the US, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) is dominant. One of its 1921 founders, Edward Mandell House, was Woodrow Wilson’s chief advisor and rumored at the time to be the nation’s real power from 1913 – 1921. On his watch, the Federal Reserve Act passed in December 1913 giving money creation power to bankers, and the 16th Amendment was ratified in February creating the federal income tax to provide a revenue stream to pay for government debt service.

From its beginnings, CFR was committed to “a one-world government based on a centralized global financing system….” Today, CFR has thousands of influential members (including important ones in the corporate media) but keeps a low public profile, especially regarding its real agenda.


Government “Psycho-political operations are propaganda campaigns designed to create perpetual tension and to manipulate different groups of people to accept the particular climate of opinion the CFR seeks to achieve in the world.”

Canadian writer Ken Adachi (1929 – 1989) added: “What most Americans believe to be ‘Public Opinion’ is in reality carefully crafted and scripted propaganda designed to elicit a desired behavioral response from the public.”

And noted Australian academic and activist Alex Carey (1922 – 1988) explained the three most important 20th century developments – “The growth of democracy, the growth of corporate power, and the growth of corporate propaganda as a means of protecting corporate power against democracy.”



The Bilderberger-Rockefeller scheme is to make their views “so appealing (by camouflaging them) that they become public policy (and can) pressure world leaders into submitting to the ‘needs of the Masters of the Universe.’ ” The “free world press” is their instrument to disseminate “agreed-upon propaganda.”

On page 405 of his Memoirs, David Rockfeller wrote:

“Some even believe we are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States characterizing my family and me as ‘internationalists’ and conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure – one world, if you will. If that’s the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it.”"

“The True Story of the Bilderberg Group”.
A Review of Daniel Estulin's book, by Stephen Lendman.

Conjuring Up Philip: The story of Philip Aylesford

"Philip Aylesford was born in England in 1624 and followed an early military career. At the age of sixteen he was knighted. He had an illustrious role in the Civil War. He became a personal friend of Prince Charles (later Charles II) and worked for him as a secret agent. But Philip brought about his own undoing by having an affair with a Gypsy girl. When his wife found out she accused the girl of witchcraft, and the girl was burned at the stake. In despair Philip committed suicide in 1654 at the age of thirty." [themystica]

The Philip Case was one of best documented poltergeist phenomena of the XXth Century. The experiment involved not contacting one ghost, but "creating" one. It took place in Toronto, Canada, and it was carried by the "Owen Group"; its members were: Iris Owen, a former nurse and wife of the mathematician A. R. G. Owen; Margaret Sparrrows, former chairperson of MANSA in Canada, an organization of individuals with high IQs; Andy H., housewife; Lorne H., industrial designer and husband of Andy H.; Al P., heating engineer; Bernice M., accountant; Dorothy O' D., housewife and bookkeeper; and Sidney K., sociology student. Dr. A. R. G. Owen or Dr. Joel Whitton, psychologist, attended the group meetings. As we can notice, they were highly educated people, especially Dr. A.R.G. Owen.

Dr. A.R.G. Owen was educated at Cambridge University, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in mathematics and physics (1940), a Master of Arts (1945), and a PhD in mathematical genetics (1948). During World War II, he was very involved in the invention of the system of radar that is still in use today; as an Experimental Officer in Radar Research and Development at the Admiralty Signals Establishment, he invented a radar aerial for the British War Office.

The Owen group created the character of Philip Aylesford, and they planned to materialize him They began conducting sittings in September 1972 during which they meditated, visualized, and discussed the details of Philip's life. Although no apparition ever appeared, occasionally some sitters felt a presence in the room; still others experienced vivid mental pictures of "Philip.".

British psychologist Kenneth J. Barcheldor who speculated that some of the group members might have skepticism concerning their venture. He felt the séance setting possibly would produce a communication with "Philip," which was the sitters' expectations.

That changed the development of the sessions. Demonstrations of Philip began to be more frequent.

One session was held in front of a live audience of fifty people and was videotaped to be shown on television. In other sessions sounds were heard in various parts of the room and lights blinked on and off. The levitation and movement of a table were recorded on film in 1974. "Philip" seemed to have a special rapport with Iris Owen. Some member thought they heard whispers in response to questions, but efforts to capture them on tape were inconclusive. [themystica]

Iris Owen and Margaret Sparrows wrote a book about the experiment, "Conjuring up Philip".

More mistery stories

The story of the 'Fausto', the ship that disappeared three times

Canary Islands

When we talk about sea misteries and ghost ships, we usually think of ships that disappeared and were never found or thips that were found after its disappearance with no alive crew on it. The unique thing about the story of the boat “Fausto” is that it disappeared three times.

The "Fausto" was a motor fishing boat of 14 meters in length and was fitted with an engine of 4hp. Judging from the comments, was regarded as extremely seafaring craft, which suggested that could withstand strong waves.

The crew was formed by Ramón Concepción Hernández, 47-year-old skipper, married with eight children, of whom three are married: his brother Eliberto, 42, married with six children; Miguel Acosta Hernández, 43, married with three children, all three were Tazacorte natural, agricultural and fishing village on the island of La Palma , home to their families . The fourth crew member, Julio García del Pino, 27 years old, was born in El Paso , married with two children. He had joined the crew of the "Fausto" on July 21 st , date on which the boat left port for sea fishing. He had embarked on the island of El Hierro to returning to La Palma . The boat was owned by Rafael Acosta. [ La Vanguardia, 1968, October 12 th ]

It so happens that the "Fausto", built in Santa Cruz de la Palma, had sunk once before when it was docked in the port, following a fire caused by a spark from the engine. After a few months it was refloated, remaining in the dry dock about two years until it was acquired by its current owner, Ramon Acosta Arroyo. After its reconstruction was launched again on 27 April 1966.

Tazacorte

In 1968, July 21 st , it sailed from Valverde, the capital of the Island of Hierro , with destination Tazacorte, in the island of La Palma. A fter several days at sea without news from the boat, it was given up for lost until it was seen by the British ship "Duquesa", found it 111 m iles West from Las Pal­mas . The british merchant provided the crew of the "Fausto" with their situation and supplied them with food and water. After that the “Fausto” took the direction of La Palma. British merchant who provided them their situation and stocked food and water. In Tazacorte it was expected around 25 July, but again lost again.

Not appear to follow the trawler began their search for boats and planes from naval and air base of the Canaries, investigations proved fruitless. However, again lost in the Atlantic , were worth nothing without the search by the Spanish authorities with the destroyer "Magallanes", two tugs and several aircraft.

On October 10 th , the "Fausto", which was adrift in the Atlantic, was found b y the Italian merchant "Anna Di Maio”. There was only one crew member aboard, and he was dead. The news of the appearance was broadcasted by Radio Trieste and captured by "Entel". The full text of the message sent by the master of Italian ship reads:

"Coastal Radio Trieste. Today 9-10, 10.54 hours, 0.3 minutes latitude 23 degrees north latitude and 38 degrees 30 minutes West longitude, fishing boat “Fausto”, number plate TE-2-1268. Single sailor dead. No paper from the boat nor from the dead sailor discovered on board. He was many days dead. 16.12 hours. We tow the boat to Puerto Cabello, Venezuela. We hope to arrive at 15.10. Captain “Anna Di Maio” ". [ La Vanguardia, 1968, October 15 th ] [ ABC, 1968, October 11 th ]

The "Fausto" was found on 10 October (or the 7 th at 8:00 am according to Spanish newspaper ABC), by the Italian ship "Anna Di Maio". As a rough estimate, the "Faust" was about 1,200 miles from the island of La Palma and about 1,700 miles from Puerto Cabello.

The body found on board was the one of Julio Garcia del Pino. The crew, Heriberto Hernández Concepción, motorcyclist, sailor Miguel Acosta Hernandez and skipper, Ramon Concepcion Hernandez, were presumed dead or missing.

"When we find the "Faust" there was only one body on board ", said today the Italian captain of the freighter "Anna Di Maio," Bruno di Magio, upon arrival at Puerto Cabello.

"It looked like a ghost ship ", he remarked, " was totally abandoned. In the engine room, the corpse of a young man in an advanced state of decomposition. "

When the "Faust" was towed by the Italian ship to Puerto Cabello , this crew noted that, at dawn on 12 October, the fishing boat had disappeared.

"Two days after starting the towing of "Fausto", October 9th, at five in the morning, we realized that it had disappeared and that we could do anything to retrieve it ," he told the astonished journalists who had gotten on board the "Anna di Magio" hoping to make photographs of "Fausto", believing it to come towed. [ ABC, 1968, October 16 th ] [ ABC, 1968, October 17 th ]

The second mate of “Anna di Magio”, Aseione Luciano, who personally discovered the dead body, noted that, although he was completely naked and had no personal documents which identify him. By letters found on board he was supposed to be Julio Garcia del Pino, three of whose brothers, who reside in Venezuela, Puerto Cabello came today hoping to bury his remains.

The delegate from the Spanish Consulate in Puerto Cabello, Santiago Marichal, was given by Captain Di Magio a sealed envelope containing letters from Julio Garcia.

But according to ABC, fatally, forty-five hours later, at dawn on October 9, the "Faust" was lost for the third time, to discard the rope with which it was being towed by the Italian cargo ship to Venezuela , explained Captain Di Magio today

The "Faust" seems doomed to roam the Atlantic , unaware of the rescue attempts and the search conducted by vessels and aircraft and insensitive to the anguished messages Navy stations and amateur radio in various countries, who attempted to contact her small radio transmitter.

Puerto Cabello

With tears in his eyes, the brothers of Anthony Garcia del Pino, John and Peter - evoked today in Puerto Cabello, while listening to the captain's story "Anna di Magic, the dramatic moments lived by his brother, who, without water and exhausted and all food, remained near the transmitter, using the latest effort of his life for help, hoping that some ship sing his final call.

The "Faust" is a "ghost" that may reappear again at any time, to mariners on the ocean, until it is brought ashore or sink on its own under water. The crew, consisting of brothers Ramon and Concepcion Ettberto Hernandez and Miguel Acosta Hernandez, took a passenger to Julio Garcia del Pino, who apparently managed soorevivirles to die later in utter solitude.

According to t he information referred by "El Nacional” from Caracas is said that the "Fausto" has been seen in several American ports under the name " Maria Dolores " and sold for more than a hundred thousand Bolivars, before leaving the Canaries. It also says that the Venezuelan police have known that one of the crew turned several months ago some money to his family, living in England, which rules out the thesis of the death at sea from the crew of the "Fausto". [ La Vanguardia, September 24 th ] Other chronicles from the same newspaper "Diario Nacional" of Venezuela reports that the ship now sails under the name "Carmen Dolores" and has been seen in the ports of Curaçao, Aruba, Bonaire and Trinidad. Venezuelan police apparently have reports that the fishing might be in some small Caribbean island. However, there is no vessel registered under the name " Maria Dolores ". The Spanish police has sent to Venezuela the data of the three crew members of the fishing boat, Ramón Concepción Hernández, Miguel Hernández and Concepción Heriberto Acosta, in case they are located in that country. [ La Vanguardia, 1970, September 25 th ]