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| *BOOM* Mr. Bronner Mr. Brawner? | |
| Are you Oscar Brawner? | |
| Are you Oscar Brawner? | |
| Yes. | |
| Rob Dew, Infowars.com. | |
| Pleased to meet you. | |
| Who are you? | |
| I'm from Infowars.com. | |
| I'm a reporter. | |
| Could you tell us what... | |
| Oh, yeah, sure. | |
| Take a picture. | |
| Hey. | |
| You want a selfie? | |
| Want to get a selfie? | |
| All right. | |
| Could you tell us what went on at the Bilderberg meeting? | |
| It was a very interesting meeting. | |
| And what did y'all discuss? | |
| The topics are online. | |
| Did they give you a specific agenda to implement to the people of Austria? | |
| What? | |
| Like a specific agenda of certain things they want you to say or don't want you to say? | |
| No. | |
| No? | |
| Okay. | |
| And what's your name? | |
| He's taking photos? | |
| Can you read? | |
| Oh, I can. | |
| Carl. | |
| Oh, great! | |
| Good to meet you, Carl. | |
| Where are you from? | |
| Vienna. | |
| You're from Vienna? | |
| Okay. | |
| You like Austria, huh? | |
| It's a good country. | |
| I like it too. | |
| Where are you from? | |
| I'm from Austin, Texas. | |
| T-E-X-A-S. Holiday. | |
| Must be a rich person. | |
| No, not as rich as you, I'm sure. | |
| Take care. | |
| Mr. Bronner, you would not be harassed or asked questions as much if y'all would just publish what really happens at Littleford. | |
| You realize that? | |
| I mean, there's no reason to take 2,000 troops. | |
| And close down an entire mountain for a supposedly private meeting. | |
| Do you think that's ridiculous? | |
| That's your opinion? | |
| So you think that's okay? | |
| I think you should come clean and tell everybody what really happened. | |
| I am clean. | |
| Don't worry about that. | |
| Alright. | |
| All right, have a good day. - Mr. Scholten. - Mr. Bronner. | |
| Mr. Bronner? | |
| Mr. Scholten. - Mr. Bronner? - Mr. Bronner? | |
| Mr. Scholten. - If you're here, so I'm down. | |
| Mr. Scholten. | |
| You were the host this year of the Bilderberg. | |
| Okay, I'm sorry. | |
| So you seem to be very famous in Austria. | |
| I guess that was no good idea coming here. | |
| Mr. Schotten, can I ask you something? | |
| And I want to know what happened at the Bilderberg meeting. | |
| So, because you talked about who finances the Bilderberg meeting, that you invited all the banks, so could you give me a little detail on that, which banks did finance the Bilderberg meeting? | |
| So, I would like to know about this. | |
| So this is the 2015 host. | |
| He's like a head of an Austrian bank, maybe the central bank of Austria, I'm not sure. | |
| He's like a banker and he has invited the other Bilderberg guys. | |
| He was on TV also, an Austrian TV, and he talked about it. | |
| And he talked to the guy and he asked why is it so secretive and he obviously gave no answer. | |
| He only talked about like the women there, like they have... | |
| They don't have much women there, but he didn't really talk about the inside that they talk about. | |
| Why is there so much police? | |
| maybe you could answer me this mr. Scholten maybe you could answer that oh No. | |
| So, Mr. Scholten. | |
| Just one small statement please. | |
| I talked to Mr. Bernabe like a couple hours ago. | |
| He also said there's Chatham House Roots, he can't talk about it. | |
| Are you sure you want to take your coffee here? | |
| Mr. Scholten Is there a way we can talk about it, then I leave you alone? | |
| Where are you from? | |
| Is your English not secure in English, then we talk German? | |
| Where are you from? | |
| I'm a reporter. | |
| If you don't know why you're a baby. | |
| They are also known, I don't know them. | |
| No. | |
| Eh... | |
| Bronner? | |
| Or was that the other? | |
| I know only Herr Scholten. | |
| Why do you see him? | |
| What do you do? | |
| I'm a reporter. | |
| I have a YouTube channel. | |
| And that's why it's me a pleasure to ask him a little bit of a question. | |
| Well, there is no time to ask him. | |
| If you want to ask him something, then look at him. | |
| Mr. Scholten, what happened in the last three days? | |
| Can we get any information from you? | |
| Just a small statement: We have the list of members, the topics, but what are the results? | |
| That's not the case. | |
| Why are there so hard rules in the Bilderberg meeting? | |
| So I go back to England. | |
| Why are there so hard rules in the Bilderberg meeting? | |
| Why can't you talk about it? | |
| Because Mr. Bernabe said to me later, a couple hours ago, he said to me, this is Chatham, how are you? | |
| Actually, yes. | |
| I'm talking to him like normal. | |
| Someone said, I'm getting on the guy's nerves, but I guess it's absolutely okay. | |
| Mr. Scholten, you were the host this year. | |
| Did you hold a speech? | |
| What's your connection to David Rockefeller? | |
| Did you have a talk with him? | |
| With Queen Beatrix? | |
| Unfortunately, I'm not pleased. | |
| There it is. | |
| Oh, that's coming. | |
| Would you leave us alone please? | |
| Unfortunately, I must say. | |
| Would you please leave us alone? | |
| Normal press, normal press. | |
| That's not what press happens. | |
| Yeah, not what you're used to, but that's what press is supposed to do if they're not invited at Bilderberg, like the Standard in Österreich, who tells it to the other guys, huh? |
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