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| *Evil music* Wildeberg 2015 You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. | |
| We must be cautious in Austria. | |
| Sorry, what's your name and what did you do as a Billaberg group? | |
| We find it out anywhere. | |
| Can you tell me your name? | |
| No. | |
| where you take the train now sorry mister could you please talk to me about what you did at the Bilderberg group What did you discuss? | |
| Which issues? | |
| Did you talk about the war, global issues, banking? | |
| Which country are you from? | |
| What's the rules there? | |
| Yeah, why are you not supposed to talk about it? | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Could we have information for the press? | |
| Well, you have to ask the press relations of the building house. | |
| Why is it not allowed to talk about it? | |
| Just one statement, sir. | |
| Because of the Chatham rules. | |
| Chatham house rules. | |
| What are these about? | |
| Chattamount's roots means only you can quote directly but you can say in general what you talked about. | |
| Sir! | |
| Sir! | |
| Sir, could you please talk to me about it? | |
| Sir, could you please could you please take a seat? | |
| statement for the press and I leave you alone. | |
| Is it really that dangerous to talk about it? | |
| There's no danger. | |
| Absolutely no danger. | |
| So why is it so strict? | |
| There's no strict rule. | |
| But then you can say just one sentence to me. | |
| Well, what should I say? | |
| What should I say? | |
| What are the issues you talked about? | |
| Who you are? | |
| I mean, we find this out anyway. | |
| We got the list already. | |
| The list is published. | |
| So there is no secret about this. | |
| So why are you so silent about it then, if there's no secret about it? | |
| There's no secrecy about this. | |
| than just one statement. | |
| So this tells the audience more than you just saying one sentence to me. | |
| This tells it all. | |
| There's nothing to say. | |
| There's no secret. | |
| Everything is published on the side. | |
| You should check the bill of our website. | |
| Why were there three days? | |
| Why was there 2,100 cops to secure you? | |
| There will be a statement released by the day. | |
| So, sir, I guess I can't leave you alone now. | |
| This is too good for me. | |
| Oh, that's good. | |
| Why do I have to take the train? | |
| Why no private jet? | |
| Oh, that's what you're looking for. | |
| Why don't you go to the airport? | |
| Oh, well, we'll go later. | |
| And look for someone that has a private jet. | |
| We'll go later, because your face is so familiar to me, but I don't know. | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| You should look at me. | |
| You're some banking boss or something like this? | |
| No, no, no. | |
| I'm not a banker. | |
| Was it Italian that you spoke? | |
| Probably, yes. | |
| I have no idea man Could you at least tell me which bag it is or? | |
| Which group? | |
| Which financial group? | |
| Neither a bank nor a financial group. | |
| Or maybe you're an academic? | |
| Not at all. | |
| Not at all? | |
| A politician? | |
| No, no, no. | |
| Media, media. | |
| Oh, that could be possible, like a big media mogul. | |
| Where are you living? | |
| Here, Rome. | |
| So, what do they tell you when you come in about Chatham House Rules? | |
| Is it like, do they say, hello sir, you're not allowed to talk about this at all? | |
| Or do they say, you can give out something, a small thing to the press? | |
| Well, normally when you participate to these events, there is an official statement and you should relate to the... | |
| This is nothing secret. | |
| You just have to look at the official site of the Bilderbergs and you will find everything. | |
| You will find the teams, you will find the participants, you will find everybody. | |
| So what do you say about... | |
| The influence. | |
| I mean, there's very powerful people there. | |
| Why does it have to be so secret? | |
| There is no secrecy. | |
| There is absolutely no secrecy. | |
| I talked to the hotel, guys. | |
| It's just a private meeting. | |
| I talked to the hotel concierge, to the guys who work there. | |
| I told them, is there a meeting here? | |
| And they said to me, no, there is no meeting here. | |
| So even they were told, like, they probably get fired. | |
| If they say something about it, even though there was police all over the place and it was so obvious that they had this meeting. | |
| So what do you say about this? | |
| Why all this secrecy? | |
| I told you, there is no secrecy. | |
| I mean, I'm here taking a train and I'm talking to you. | |
| Yeah, sure. | |
| But the secrecy was up there. | |
| I mean, it was never this big secrecy. | |
| They had 2,100 cops. | |
| It was a total lockdown of the whole city. | |
| I mean... | |
| The whole mountain was reserved for you, so... | |
| I don't know. | |
| I don't know about it. | |
| So is it your first time visiting? | |
| Oh... | |
| Are you in the steering committee, maybe, even? | |
| Even. | |
| Oh, wow! | |
| Oh wow It's... | |
| I think you have plenty of food now You can post it. | |
| Yeah, sure I do. | |
| So did you see Miss van der Leyen there? | |
| German defense minister What are the politicians doing there? | |
| They paid with our money, so we want to know what they're doing. | |
| Do you have to ask the politicians? | |
| Well, I will. | |
| Do they get orders from you? | |
| Or do you make like a deal with them? | |
| Because it looks like a lobbying organization, actually, because, I mean, you probably have like a company and you want your company tax-free, so you go to the politicians and say to them, oh, no, no, no, please don't, I want to send my money offshore. | |
| Isn't it like that? | |
| So this is like the biggest form of lobbyism that we can imagine. | |
| So your company can grow and you can cut out other companies. | |
| Like crony capitalism, isn't it what you're really doing there? | |
| Oh, you look guilty now. | |
| You look guilty. | |
| Yeah, man. | |
| Simply listening to what you were saying. | |
| So where's your company seated? | |
| Does it pay taxes? | |
| I don't have a company. | |
| Yeah, I don't know. | |
| You need to tell me. | |
| I mean, you look at the list of participants... | |
| Are you like secret service guy or something like this? | |
| Come on, politician... | |
| Ah, you have a... | |
| Banking, no? | |
| You consultant? | |
| Consulting? | |
| Why don't you look at... | |
| You simply have to open... | |
| Yeah, do this later. | |
| Yeah, do this later, of course. | |
| You have to open the browser and look at the... | |
| Whatever information is available, and there is plenty of information. | |
| You will have all the information that you need. | |
| Yeah, but I guess you denied everything. | |
| There's no more options for you, so you're probably something of this, so you even denied your job, I guess. | |
| You're not an academic. | |
| You're not a politician. | |
| You're not a bureaucrat. | |
| You don't own a company. | |
| You're not a banker. | |
| That makes no sense for me. | |
| Because I'm... | |
| What do you want to know? | |
| Oh, what happened at the building? | |
| What did you talk about? | |
| What's the agenda of the meeting? | |
| What's the talking points? | |
| What's the consensus that you made? | |
| What did you talk about? | |
| What happened in three days up there? | |
| It was a private meeting. | |
| And the themes of this private meeting are on the internet. | |
| So you simply have to look at them. | |
| Yeah, I mean, there's 10 words on the internet. | |
| I mean, there's 10... | |
| There will be more than that. | |
| There'll never be more. | |
| Oh, yes. | |
| Where was there even a big statement like 10 pages or something? | |
| There was never something like that. | |
| Attention please! |
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