'The Washington Post' reported yesterday that 'secret wars' are what President Obama definitely favors. Since Bush, Obama has increased the number of countries in which Special Ops forces are used, and these operations have grown in size and number. Full article here http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/06/03/AR2010060304965.html
Senior U.S. military and administration officials say that U.S. Special Ops forces are operating in 75 countries worldwide, up from 60 countries last year. Not that this should come as any surprise for a Peace Prize winner. How would it look if these microwars were made too public? It's known as the Cult of Obama (just ask the U.N.), although just what the 'politically correct' find so admirable in the man remains a mystery....
The annual Bilderberg meeting is now deep in session until Monday in Barcelona, Spain. The talk by many at the ill-famed meeting is of war against Iran. A nice profitable diversion to put the world in terror. Some important personages disagree with this move, however.
The Bilderbergs are feeling a bit 'whipped' on the climate taxing plan, but word is they are stepping up their propaganda efforts, nonetheless. They want to completely control people, and so charge them regularly for most behaviors, which does make a certain kind of sense. But have no fear, pacman extraordinaire, Bill Gates is there, to get in good and push for climate taxes!
According to unnamed insider sources, oil prices will remain cheap through the summer but then spike to $4.00 a gallon in November. Artificial scarcity is being created now with oil production at 80%.
The fate of the European Union, reeling and gasping from recent financial hits, taken mostly because it is not the world's reserve currency, appears assured, for now, by its deep pocket friends, the Bilderbergs, who are determined to save the Euro. Without the Euro, the cherished EU falls apart, and this is definitely not on the agenda. Their main work in progress, global financial government, would be seriously set back if this particular block were disassembled.
According to Jim Tucker, career long thorn in the Bilderberger shoe, the general mood at the meeting is quite downbeat. This is unprecented in the annals of Bilderberg. Many important members are not in attendance this year, the reason being the bad PR that now comes with being there.
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