What is in common between the World Economic Forum and the Bilderberg Club?
The World Forum Economic WEF held annually in
Davos is the world's most important economic meeting. The Forum is made up of
1,000 corporations and companies. Among them, those who organize the event are
200 known as Industrial Partners, being 100 and only
100 selected corporations the Strategic Partners, corporations responsible to mark the annual and
general objectives for the remaining 1000.
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The Bilderberg Club
The Bilderberg Club is an exclusive club
that meets annually more than 150 political careerists, business,
military and university professors representing corporations and most powerful
states of the West. The objetive is to align or introduce political, economical and social western leaders to the NATO interest.
The goals of both organizations are basically the same:
unifying political objectives, market sharing, organizing global cartels and
monopolies and enhance their synergy. Also members of both repeated
insistently. So a question must be asked, what is the relationship between
them?
So
far we have found that:
97
of 200 Industry Partners are at least also members of the Bilderberg Club.
48
of 100 Strategic Partners are also members of the Bilderberg Club.
The
relationship between the two organizations is more than evident.
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List of
Industrial Partners of World Economic Forum 2014 also members
of the Bilderberg Club
In Red: Bilderberg Members also Strategic and Industrial Partners of WEF.
In Blue : Bilderberg Member that are also Industrial Partners of WEF.
Asterisk *: Strategic partners of WEF that are also Industrial Partners
A.P.
Møller-Maersk
A.T. Kearney
*ABB- Bilderberg
Aberdeen
Asset Management
*The
Abraaj Group
*Accenture
Actis
Aditya Birla
Group
Adobe Systems
Incorporated
Aecon Group
Aegis Group Plc
African
Rainbow Minerals (ARM)
AGCO Corporation
*Agility
Air Liquide SA
AirAsia
Akamai
AkzoNobel
*Alcoa- Bilderberg
2013
Algebris
Investments (UK)
AlixPartners
All Nippon
Airways (ANA)
Alliance Boots
Amdocs
Management Limited
AMEC
América Móvil
Anglo
American Services
Anglo Gold Ashanti
Anheuser-Busch
InBev
Aon Corporation
Apollo Tyres Ltd
*ArcelorMittal
Ariston Thermo
ARM Ltd
Arup Group
*AUDI AG
Axiata Group
Berhad
B
*Bahrain
Economic Development Board
Bahrain
Mumtalakat Holding Company
Banco Bradesco S/A
Banco BTG Pactual S.A - Cayman Branch
Bank Julius Baer
Bank Mandiri
(Persero)
Barrick Gold
Corporation- ¿?
Bilderberg 2005
Basic Element
The Baupost
Group, L.L.C.
Bayer
BC Partners
BD
Bertelsmann
SE & Co. KGaA
Bharat Forge
Limited
Bharti Airtel
Bilfinger
Bilfinger SE
Bioenco.
Bioenergy Corporation
BlackBerry
Bloomberg
BMC Software
BMO Financial
Group
BNP Paribas
*Bombardier
*Booz
& Company
*The
Boston Consulting Group
Brambles
Braskem
Brevan
Howard Investment Products Limited
Bridas
Corporation
*Bridgewater
Associates
Brightstar
Bunge
C
*CA
Technologies
Calik Holding AS
Canada
Pension Plan Investment Board
Cantor Fitzgerald
Cardinal Health
Cargill
Carlsberg
Group-
Centrica
CF Industries
Holdings Inc.
CH2M HILL
Companies
*Chevron
China
Mobile Communications Corporation
Cigna Corporation
CITI Capital
Holdings Limited
Clayton,
Dubilier & Rice LLC
Clifford Chance
CLS Bank
International
CNBC
COFRA Holding
Cognizant
Colliers
International
Compagnie
Financière Tradition
comScore Inc.
Consolidated
Contractors Company (CCC)
Construction
Products Holding Company (CPC)
CVC Capital
Partners (Luxembourg)
D
Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT)
*Dalian
Wanda Group
Dana Gas
Danfoss
*Deloitte
Dentsu
Aegis Network Ltd
Depository
Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC)
Desjardins
Deutsche Börse
Diageo
Dignity Health
DNB
Dogan TV
Holding A.S.
* The
Dow Chemical Company
Dr Reddy's Ltd
DST Global
DTEK LLC
Duke
University Medical Center and Health System
*DuPont
E
Ecolab
Edelman
Egon Zehnder
Egon Zehnder
International
Elliott
Management
Emaar Properties
EMBRAER
EMC Corporation
Emirates Group
EN+/Basic Element
Endeavor Global
EnQuest
Enso Capital
Management
EQT Partners
* Eskom
Holdings SOC Limited
Essar
Etihad Airways
Eton Park
Capital Management
Evonik Industries
F
FIS
*Fluor
Corporation
Fortescue Metals
Group
FTI Consulting
Fujitsu Limited
G
Gazprom Neft
GDF SUEZ
*GE
General Electrics
General Atlantic
General Mills
Generali
Glencore
International AG
GlencoreXstrata
GMR Group
GranBio
Investimentos
Greenberg
Traurig LLP
Grupo ABC
Grupo Financiero Banorte
Grupo Salinas
Guggenheim
Partners
Gunvor SA
H
*Hanwha Group
Havas Group
*HCL
Technologies Ltd
*Heidrick & Struggles
*Henkel
Henry
Schein Inc.
Hero Group
Hewlett-Packard
Company
Highbridge
Capital Management
Hillhouse
Capital Management
Hilton Worldwide
Hinduja Group
of Companies
Hindustan
Construction Company
Hitachi (Subsidiaria de GE)-Bilderberg!
HNA Group Co. Ltd
Hony Capital
HTC-VIA
*Huawei
Technologies
Hyundai Motor
Company
I
ICANN
ICICI Bank
ICT Group
iGate
Ihlas Holding
Indorama Ventures
Infosys
InterContinental
Hotels Group (IHG)
International
Bank of Azerbaijan
International
Container Terminal Services Inc.
International
Finance Corporation (IFC)
Interpublic Group
Investec
Iron
Mountain Information Management, LLC
Itaú Unibanco
J
Japan Asia
Group Limited
Jet Airways
(India)
Johnson &
Johnson
Johnson Controls
Jones Lang
LaSalle
JSC RusHydro
Jubilant
Bhartia Group
Jumeirah Group
K
Kaiser Permanente
Kaspersky Lab
KBL European
Private Bankers
Khazanah
Nasional Berhad
Kingfisher
Kirin Holdings
Kraft Foods
L
LANXESS
Lawson
*Leighton Holdings
*Leighton
Holdings Ltd
*Lenovo
Liberty Global
Lindsay
Goldberg LLC
*LIXIL Group
*LIXIL Group
Corporation
LLC Mail.Ru
Lloyd's
Lockheed
Martin Corporation
*LUKOIL
Lynas Corporation
M
Mahindra Satyam
Maire Tecnimont
*ManpowerGroup
Markit
Marriott
International
*Marsh
& McLennan Companies (MMC)
Marubeni
Corporation
Mason Capital
Management LLC
MasterCard
Mayo Clinic
McGraw Hill
Financial
Mediq
Medtronic
MegaFon
Mercuria Energy Group Ltd
Meridian Capital
METALLOINVEST
Metinvest
Holding LLC
Mitsubishi
Chemical Holdings Corporation
*Mitsubishi
Corporation
MKS (Switzerland)
Mondelez
International (Kraft foods)
Monsanto Company
Moore Capital
Management, LP
Mori Building Co
Mori Building
Company
Mosaic
The Mosaic
Company
MSD
N
Naspers
Neusoft
Corporation
Newmont
Mining Corporation
Nexen
NGP Energy
Capital Management
Nielsen
Nigerian
National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)
Nike Inc.
Nomura Holdings
Novatek
Novo Nordisk
Novozymes
NQ Mobile Inc.
NRG Energy
Nyrstar
O
Oando Plc
Och-Ziff
Capital Management Group
OCP Group SA
Office Chérifien des Phosphates (OCP)
*The
Olayan Group
*Old Mutual
*Omnicom Group
Ooredoo Q.S.C
OPHIR
Holdings LLC
Orkla
P
PEMEX - Petróleos Mexicanos
PensionDanmark
The Perot Companies
Petróleos Mexicanos
Petrobras
Petrofac
*Petroleo Brasileiro SA -
Petrobras
Pine River Capital Management LP
PPF a.s.
PTT Public
Company
PTT Public
Company Limited
Punj Lloyd
Q
QIAGEN
*Qualcomm
Quexco
R
Rajesh
Wadhawan Group
RDIF
Management Company LLC
*Reliance
Industries
*Renault-Nissan
Alliance
Renova Group
RHC Holding
Royal
Bafokeng Nation
Royal DSM
Royal Vopak
RWE
S
*SABMiller
Safran
*salesforce.com
Samruk-Kazyna
Samsung
Engineering
Sandvik AB
Sanofi
SAP AG
SapuraKencana
Petroleum Berhad
SAS
Sasol
*Saudi Aramco
*Saudi Basic Industries Corporation
(SABIC)
Saudi Telecom
*Sberbank
Schaeffler
Group
Sealed
Air Corp.
Sequoia Capital
Serum
Institute of India Limited (link)
Sibur
Silver Lake
Sinar
Mas, Agribusiness & Food (link)
*SK Group
Skanska AB
SkyBridge
Capital
Smart-Holding
SNC-Lavalin
Group
*SOCAR (State Oil Company of the
Azerbaijan Republic)
Standard
& Poor's Ratings Services
Starwood
Hotels & Resorts Worldwide
State Bank of
India
State
Oil Fund of the Republic of Azerbaijan (SOFAZ)
Statkraft
Stena
Sumitomo Chemical
SUN Group
Suzlon Energy
Limited
SWIFT
*Swiss
International Air Lines
*Swiss Re
T
Taconic
Capital Advisors LP
*Takeda
Pharmaceutical
*Tata
Consultancy Services
*Tech Mahindra
Technogym
Teck Resources
Telkom SA
Telstra
Corporation
Third Point
TIBCO Software
Toray
Industries, Inc.
Toshiba
Corporation
Toyota Motor
Corporation
Transnet SOC Ltd
Trimex Group
TrueCar
U
United
Phosphorus Ltd (UPL)
UPS
Uralkali
*USM Holdings
V
Vale
Vattenfall AB
VeriFone
Vestas
Wind Systems
Viking
Global Investors
*VimpelCom
*Visa Inc.
Vital
Capital Fund
*VTB Bank
W
Wal-Mart
Weatherford
International
Welspun Group
Wesfarmers
Limited
The Western
Union Company
The Westpac Group
Willis Group
Holdings Plc
Wilmar
International Limited
Winton
Capital Management
*Wipro
Workday Inc.
*WPP
WS Atkins
X
XL Group Plc
Y
*Yahoo
*Yahoo! Inc.
Yara
International
Yum! Brands- (filial
de Pepsi co.)
Z
Zhangzidao Group
https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-annual-meeting-2014/partners
The World Economic Forum WEF 2.2.2014
The
World Economic Forum WEF was founded in 1972 as what could be considered a
great Club with a very unique Convenction, the largest informal gathering of entrepreneur,
politicians and military in the world. Operational management is carried out by
the companies themselves through the Schwab Foundation.
In
1000 companies Members only 200 are the organizers, and just 100 are the one who
set the programs and plans. Corporations acquire membership by status, divided
into three castes. In 2014:
- Strategic Partners, setting the general
and annual targets, are 100 corporations of which all but one are also Industrial
WEF Members
- Industry Partners are corporations
organized industrial monopolies and cartels, price fixing and territorial
spread . There are 200 corporations.
- Members of the Forum are about 1000
companies, under the umbrella, protection and in close collaboration with Industrial
partners. Are organized in cartels waiting to be absorbed by the monopolistic Industrial
Members.
There are more than 2500 guests from corporations and
individuals, such as politicians, journalists, military cupula, high priests,
celebrities, spot stars, NGOs ... anyone with particular interest for the Forum
are allowed to participate.
FEM:
The Bilderberg Club Project
In
1973 members of the exclusive Bilderberg Club, founded in 1953, set in motion a
plan to expand its area of action and influence without increasing the number
of members, which means increasing the number of monopolies among which should
distribute the markets.
The
Forum allows direct contact to companies of their own industrial sectors,
closing thousands of agreements, both commercial contracts as political. The
results are better than expected, the Forum remains the global market under
control, manipulated, and provides fresh meat in the form of easily absorbed
young companies.
Local
industries, heirs of national oligarchies, room with transnational corporations
spread until its absorption.
The
formal part of the Forum is filled with the usual meaningless media circus,
necessary to divert attention from the
real purpose of the meeting: organizing international cartels, signing
contracts, concerting on prices and buying companies with monopolistic
purposes.
We are at war!
The fascist forces continue with their plans to raze and predate the world,
and us within!
We now have the tools
to get rid of their yoke. Let’s use them!
Organize the Assemblies! For the Libertarian
Communism!
Join the Resistance,
contact your local groups!
Publised 27.3.2014, last edit 15.1.2023