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Thursday, 8 June 2017
Wednesday, 7 June 2017
Tuesday, 6 June 2017
Global Cities: a big one to watch
"What sort of things are on your radar now as far as Bilderberg is planning this year? " asks Dan.
"Well certainly there`s the unusual number of journalists this year I`m looking at, and the head of Cern ... One that is not on their official agenda is the Global Cities programme. The Chicago Council on Global Affairs - a bird of a feather ally with Bilderberg - is meeting June 7- 9, Chicago .... I covered their meeting last year because I couldn`t go to Bilderberg in Dresden, Germany, and that was their first. This is their second Global Cities forum and it was covered today June 2nd at the UKColumn.org."
Mark Anderson goes on to explain what the Global Cities programme is. "It is about having the cities network together to succeed from the nation states they inhabit. So the people in the Bilderberg orbit - Bilderberg is part of a larger network - look at cities as being quasi-independent where they don`t have to obey their whole nations. They can embrace climate change and embrace carbon credits and all these things that are supposed to counteract so-called man-made climate change. They can embrace that, even if a national leader doesn`t. They can embrace Sanctuary Cities even if the national leader of their home nation wants border controls ... So it`s sort of an ideological and operational succession."
Anderson explains that even though it was not on the agenda this year, Smart Cities was discussed explicitly at Bilderberg in 2014 in Denmark... "The topics don`t die the year they`re discussed. Some of the topics they discuss carry over ... they`re long-term evergreen type of projects. Global cities is one of those things. So Chicago Council on Global Affairs is a big one to watch."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGwFOoFawXg
The topic of Global Cities - also known as Smart Cities - appeared once again on UK Column News (6 June 2017) and this time the absurdity of the climate change propaganda was pointed out. If everything needs to be done to conserve energy in order to save the planet, then the strategy that smart cities have of coordinating their green messages - and other messages - across the globe through their lit up buildings is proving to be Orwellian doublespeak.
Speaking of which viewers and listeners were also informed that the UK`s first ever live start-to-finish reading of George Orwell`s novel 1984 is on Tuesday 6 June 2017.
Monday, 5 June 2017
Sunday, 4 June 2017
Suspect was known to anti-terror police
"One of the three jihadists who [allegedly] murdered revellers in central London on Saturday had been reported to the anti-terror police on at least two occasions, it has been claimed."
"A former friend of the terrorist, who was shot dead by police along with two accomplices, claimed he had been radicalised while watching YouTube videos and said he contacted the authorities after becoming concerned over his friend`s extremist views. A neighbour also claimed she had contacted police in Barking, east London after the suspect tried to convert her children to Islam and radicalise them."
"The man is not being named at the request of the police. The former friend claimed he contacted police after comments the man made about other previous attacks. But he said the authorities had failed to act and take action despite evidence of increasingly extremist views."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/06/04/london-terrorist-had-twice-referred-police-extremist-views/
The Prevent strategy does not seem to be working !
The BBC asks: What do the manifestos say?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-40151991
One theory for the outbreak of radicalism that is definitely not welcome to Tory ministers is any connection between extremism and foreign arms deals.
In the clip below Amber Rudd can be clearly seen passing a note to the chairman at the hustings encouraging him to stop the speech of the independent candidate who is linking the Manchester bombing to Tory support for arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
"A former friend of the terrorist, who was shot dead by police along with two accomplices, claimed he had been radicalised while watching YouTube videos and said he contacted the authorities after becoming concerned over his friend`s extremist views. A neighbour also claimed she had contacted police in Barking, east London after the suspect tried to convert her children to Islam and radicalise them."
"The man is not being named at the request of the police. The former friend claimed he contacted police after comments the man made about other previous attacks. But he said the authorities had failed to act and take action despite evidence of increasingly extremist views."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/06/04/london-terrorist-had-twice-referred-police-extremist-views/
The Prevent strategy does not seem to be working !
The BBC asks: What do the manifestos say?
"The Conservative manifesto does not specifically mention Prevent. It does, however, say: `We will continue to invest in our world-leading security services and maintain and develop our counter-terrorism strategy to protect us from terrorism at home and abroad`."
"Labour's manifesto pledges to review the Prevent programme with a view to assessing both its effectiveness and its potential to alienate minority communities. It says: `In doing so, we will address the government's failure to take any effective new measures against a growing problem of extreme or violent radicalisation`."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-40151991
One theory for the outbreak of radicalism that is definitely not welcome to Tory ministers is any connection between extremism and foreign arms deals.
In the clip below Amber Rudd can be clearly seen passing a note to the chairman at the hustings encouraging him to stop the speech of the independent candidate who is linking the Manchester bombing to Tory support for arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
May calls for tighter regulation of internet
"New international agreements should be introduced to regulate the internet in the light of the London Bridge terror attack, Theresa May has said."
"The Prime Minister said introducing new rules for cyberspace would `deprive the extremists of their safe spaces online` and that technology firms were not currently doing enough."
"The Prime Minister made the comments outside Downing Street on Sunday morning in the aftermath of the van and knife attack that saw seven people killed and dozens injured..."
"The call was one plank in Ms May's speech following the attack. The Prime Minister also said Britain was too tolerant of extremism and that `pluralistic` British values had to be established as superior..."
"The intervention comes after the introduction of the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 – the so-called 'Snooper's Charter' – which expands the powers of spying agencies and the Government over the internet."
"The Act, championed by Ms May, requires internet service providers to maintain a list of visited websites for all internet users for a year and gives intelligence agencies more powers to intercept online communications. Police can access the stored browsing history without any warrant or court order."
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/theresa-may-internet-regulated-london-bridge-terror-attack-google-facebook-whatsapp-borough-security-a7771896.html
Is the NHS for sale ?
"This brings to mind the comments of Tory Party grandee Oliver Letwin who in 2004 allegedly told a private meeting that the NHS would cease to exist in five years of a Tory government. Letwin, then advisor to the Tory chancellor, also offered a book titled Privatising the World. ...."
Theresa May, recently on the Andrew Neil show, said that she was backing the proposals in the Naylor Review. There it states that the property and the buildings held by the NHS will be sold off which the NHS must do in order to have access to public funding.
Speaker: "The Naylor Review published earlier this year gives cash-strapped hospitals only one option to be able to buy vital equipment such as MRI scanners through the sale of their land and hospitals. To encourage them to do this as quickly as possible, for every pound they raise by flogging off assets, the Treasury will give them an extra two pounds to spend. We’ve been told time after time by Theresa May that the NHS is not for sale. However, her support for the Naylor Review means this simply cannot be true."
See https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/nhs-property-and-estates-naylor-review
Friday, 2 June 2017
Paris agreement on climate change
Theresa`s strong and stable commitment to the Paris climate change agreement is a bit of a waffle.
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There are links between climate change, city mayors, Bilderberg and one world governance as the discussion on UK Column, 2 June 2017, was able to draw out. Because children are made frightened about climate change all through their education in schools and beyond, the evidence suggests they are being prepared by deception to accept one world governance
Bilderberg 2017
Mike Robinson spoke to Mark Anderson of American Free Press who is covering the Bilderberg meeting in Chantilly, Virginia.
When he was asked for an update Mark said of the Bilderberg attendees: "They started rolling in yesterday... Christine Lagarde just before 7 pm local time. She`s the long time head of the International Monetary Fund. What is notable this year is that there is no less than fifteen members of the press here... mostly from Italy, Spain, Norway. It`s not just Micklethwait of Bloomberg and it`s not just the Economist and it`s not just Peggy Noonan ...Out of a 131 attendees, we`ve got about 11 or 12 percent media...So the media representation here who are not reporting to their public but are participating has tripled for this year. That`s one very notable thing. Another notable thing is the head of Cern super collider is here, the man that runs that out of Switzerland. That`s rather unusual... But Trump`s apparent decision to pull out of the Paris accord is overshadowing everything and the internationalists, neoliberals, monopoly capitalists and Bilderberg press is going crazy over Trump`s apparent decision. So that`s all they`re talking about is the Paris climate accord over so-called climate change."
"Do you think the change in personnel is in anyway indicating a change of role for Bilderberg," Mike Robinson asked.
"Well certainly we have to look at the wake of the very recent death, May 26th, of Brzezinski, a Bilderberger, also connected to one of the spokes of Bilderberg`s hub and that is the Trilateral Commission that he helped found with David Rockefeller who also passed away in March. So you have the old guard beginning to pass away... and now Henry Kissinger has got to be hanging by the proverbial thread."
"Some of the new people coming on board are the head of Cern, also George Osborne, former chancellor of the Exchequer, listed as the London Evening Standard editor. Now he`s listed as some of the fifteen or so news editors. There`s some new twists and turns like that and the exact answer to that question is one we`ll be exploring more over the weekend talking to people on the inside of the Bilderberg, if at all possible, and talking to others who are coming here... but I would say tentatively the answer is very likely yes."
Patrick Henningsen. "What about the... high tech component of Bilderberg this year, Mark? They seem to be taking a more prominent role in the steering committees and so forth. What are you hearing about that?"
"What I`ve heard last year and ... going back to 2015 in Austria when that was prevalent then is that this represents the focus on sequestering more information... and more of the connivance between people like Erick Schmidt and these high tech attendees with intelligence people that come to Bilderberg, former and current intelligence people. We have Mr Cohen a former assistant director of the CIA who is here this year. You have this collaboration between former and current Intel people and your Facebook people, your Google people...and the concern is that through artificial intelligence surveillance technology there`ll be more insider trading between Intel people and people who work in the information technology realm that you`re talking about, Patrick. And the suspicion is - and I think it`s a valid one - is that there`s a lot of insider collaboration going on to get these high tech companies to share more data with the government for surveillance purposes... Just like Michael Meacher said back in 2013, Bilderberg is part of a deal making conference. It`s not just a world planning committee that`s off the grid to chart the basic economic and political and cultural destiny of the world. It`s also a deal making conference. So that`s the general fear. It`s reaching more of a fever pitch this year."
Climate change
Mike Robinson: "Donald Trump has withdrawn from the Paris climate agreement and the media is going absolutely nuts. Here is the Independent. Donald Trump might be the dimmest President the US has ever had. Patrick, they`ve got a short memory. Surely George W Bush is the dimmest...?"
"They do have a short memory. It is amazing... Yes, they are up in arms that the US seems to be withdrawing its agreement..."
"So EU leaders warn Trump the Paris climate deal can`t be renegotiated. So Trump seems to be taking a leaf out of the British book attempting to renegotiate things after it happened, or whatever. "
"So the media is full of this stuff. So we now have animations appearing of a hundred years of global warming. So we`ve got to make sure that despite Trump`s decision, don`t wonder why he`s made that decision, keep following the rhetoric. "
"Here`s what you were talking about. Sean Spicer pushed this out. It`s a quote from Trump saying I was elected by voters of Pittsburgh, not Paris. I promised I would exit or renegotiate any deal which fails to serve US interests."
"Well, the responses: Fact: Hillary Clinton received 80% of the vote in Pittsbugh, Pittsburgh stands with the world & will follow Paris Agreement. And we get a clue here as to the kind of response we are going to see. This is the same guy, Bill Pedulo, saying, As the Mayor of Pittsburgh, I can assure you that we will follow the guidelines of the Paris Agreement for our people, our economy and future and he said: The United States joins Syria, Nicaragua & Russia in deciding not to participate with world`s Paris Agreement. It`s now up to cities to lead and here we get the clue of what`s coming next."
"And this is Anne Hildago, Mayor of Paris. Regardless of Donald Trump`s decision, the great cities of the world... remain resolutely committed to doing what needs to be done to implement the Paris agreement."
"So what we`re seeing is this being used as an excuse to push through a form of alternative governance. We`re not going to have national governments any more. It`s going to be city based."
Patrick Henningsen concurs: "The city state agenda, smart cities, strong cities, resilient cities, we`re back to this theme again, but what it does Mike ... it accentuates the difference politically between urban and rural and definitely if you look at the demographics of the Hilary Clinton campaign .... `I live in the city, so therefore I`m more relevant and people who live outside the city are not as relevant`... "
"Anne Hildago was writing in News Week this morning saying Donald Trump has made a dramatic and unpopular mistake in leaving Paris agreement. Of course the image for the video is of the polar bear . That`s got to be the case. She said: `We deem the momentum generated in Paris, December 2015, irreversible . We firmly believe that the Paris agreement cannot be renegotiated since this is a vital instrument for our planet, societies and economies. And of course this is all linked in with Agenda 2030 development goals."
"And just to reinforce that then, of course, she also heads up C40 Cities which is the think tank which promotes city based governance and of course she also heads up Women4Climate."
Let`s just remember who else is involved in this momentum towards city based governance, Ken Livingstone who said: Devolve power to your cities if you want to save the planet. Join the Global Parliament of Mayors. And here`s the Mayor of Hague saying: The Global Parliament of Mayors will deploy collective urban political power manifesting the right of cities to govern themselves, as well as the responsibility to enact viable, cross-border solutions to global challenges. In this era of interdependence, where nation states are increasingly dysfunctional and cities are everywhere rising, the moment has come for cities to take the leap from effective local governance to true global governance."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkR-MrzQLAU
See Martin Edward`s article The Global Parliament of Mayors and the Abolition of the Electorate
For a list of attendees at Bilderberg see http://www.bilderbergmeetings.org/participants.html
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There are links between climate change, city mayors, Bilderberg and one world governance as the discussion on UK Column, 2 June 2017, was able to draw out. Because children are made frightened about climate change all through their education in schools and beyond, the evidence suggests they are being prepared by deception to accept one world governance
Bilderberg 2017
Mike Robinson spoke to Mark Anderson of American Free Press who is covering the Bilderberg meeting in Chantilly, Virginia.
When he was asked for an update Mark said of the Bilderberg attendees: "They started rolling in yesterday... Christine Lagarde just before 7 pm local time. She`s the long time head of the International Monetary Fund. What is notable this year is that there is no less than fifteen members of the press here... mostly from Italy, Spain, Norway. It`s not just Micklethwait of Bloomberg and it`s not just the Economist and it`s not just Peggy Noonan ...Out of a 131 attendees, we`ve got about 11 or 12 percent media...So the media representation here who are not reporting to their public but are participating has tripled for this year. That`s one very notable thing. Another notable thing is the head of Cern super collider is here, the man that runs that out of Switzerland. That`s rather unusual... But Trump`s apparent decision to pull out of the Paris accord is overshadowing everything and the internationalists, neoliberals, monopoly capitalists and Bilderberg press is going crazy over Trump`s apparent decision. So that`s all they`re talking about is the Paris climate accord over so-called climate change."
"Do you think the change in personnel is in anyway indicating a change of role for Bilderberg," Mike Robinson asked.
"Well certainly we have to look at the wake of the very recent death, May 26th, of Brzezinski, a Bilderberger, also connected to one of the spokes of Bilderberg`s hub and that is the Trilateral Commission that he helped found with David Rockefeller who also passed away in March. So you have the old guard beginning to pass away... and now Henry Kissinger has got to be hanging by the proverbial thread."
"Some of the new people coming on board are the head of Cern, also George Osborne, former chancellor of the Exchequer, listed as the London Evening Standard editor. Now he`s listed as some of the fifteen or so news editors. There`s some new twists and turns like that and the exact answer to that question is one we`ll be exploring more over the weekend talking to people on the inside of the Bilderberg, if at all possible, and talking to others who are coming here... but I would say tentatively the answer is very likely yes."
Patrick Henningsen. "What about the... high tech component of Bilderberg this year, Mark? They seem to be taking a more prominent role in the steering committees and so forth. What are you hearing about that?"
"What I`ve heard last year and ... going back to 2015 in Austria when that was prevalent then is that this represents the focus on sequestering more information... and more of the connivance between people like Erick Schmidt and these high tech attendees with intelligence people that come to Bilderberg, former and current intelligence people. We have Mr Cohen a former assistant director of the CIA who is here this year. You have this collaboration between former and current Intel people and your Facebook people, your Google people...and the concern is that through artificial intelligence surveillance technology there`ll be more insider trading between Intel people and people who work in the information technology realm that you`re talking about, Patrick. And the suspicion is - and I think it`s a valid one - is that there`s a lot of insider collaboration going on to get these high tech companies to share more data with the government for surveillance purposes... Just like Michael Meacher said back in 2013, Bilderberg is part of a deal making conference. It`s not just a world planning committee that`s off the grid to chart the basic economic and political and cultural destiny of the world. It`s also a deal making conference. So that`s the general fear. It`s reaching more of a fever pitch this year."
Climate change
Mike Robinson: "Donald Trump has withdrawn from the Paris climate agreement and the media is going absolutely nuts. Here is the Independent. Donald Trump might be the dimmest President the US has ever had. Patrick, they`ve got a short memory. Surely George W Bush is the dimmest...?"
"They do have a short memory. It is amazing... Yes, they are up in arms that the US seems to be withdrawing its agreement..."
"So EU leaders warn Trump the Paris climate deal can`t be renegotiated. So Trump seems to be taking a leaf out of the British book attempting to renegotiate things after it happened, or whatever. "
"So the media is full of this stuff. So we now have animations appearing of a hundred years of global warming. So we`ve got to make sure that despite Trump`s decision, don`t wonder why he`s made that decision, keep following the rhetoric. "
"Here`s what you were talking about. Sean Spicer pushed this out. It`s a quote from Trump saying I was elected by voters of Pittsburgh, not Paris. I promised I would exit or renegotiate any deal which fails to serve US interests."
"Well, the responses: Fact: Hillary Clinton received 80% of the vote in Pittsbugh, Pittsburgh stands with the world & will follow Paris Agreement. And we get a clue here as to the kind of response we are going to see. This is the same guy, Bill Pedulo, saying, As the Mayor of Pittsburgh, I can assure you that we will follow the guidelines of the Paris Agreement for our people, our economy and future and he said: The United States joins Syria, Nicaragua & Russia in deciding not to participate with world`s Paris Agreement. It`s now up to cities to lead and here we get the clue of what`s coming next."
"And this is Anne Hildago, Mayor of Paris. Regardless of Donald Trump`s decision, the great cities of the world... remain resolutely committed to doing what needs to be done to implement the Paris agreement."
"So what we`re seeing is this being used as an excuse to push through a form of alternative governance. We`re not going to have national governments any more. It`s going to be city based."
Patrick Henningsen concurs: "The city state agenda, smart cities, strong cities, resilient cities, we`re back to this theme again, but what it does Mike ... it accentuates the difference politically between urban and rural and definitely if you look at the demographics of the Hilary Clinton campaign .... `I live in the city, so therefore I`m more relevant and people who live outside the city are not as relevant`... "
"And just to reinforce that then, of course, she also heads up C40 Cities which is the think tank which promotes city based governance and of course she also heads up Women4Climate."
Let`s just remember who else is involved in this momentum towards city based governance, Ken Livingstone who said: Devolve power to your cities if you want to save the planet. Join the Global Parliament of Mayors. And here`s the Mayor of Hague saying: The Global Parliament of Mayors will deploy collective urban political power manifesting the right of cities to govern themselves, as well as the responsibility to enact viable, cross-border solutions to global challenges. In this era of interdependence, where nation states are increasingly dysfunctional and cities are everywhere rising, the moment has come for cities to take the leap from effective local governance to true global governance."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkR-MrzQLAU
See Martin Edward`s article The Global Parliament of Mayors and the Abolition of the Electorate
For a list of attendees at Bilderberg see http://www.bilderbergmeetings.org/participants.html
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