I, Said the Spy. Derek Lambert
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I, SAID THE SPY
Derek Lambert
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First published in Great Britain by Arlington Books (Publishers) Ltd 1980
Copyright © Derek Lambert 1980
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Source ISBN: 9780008268404
Ebook Edition © December 2017 ISBN: 9780008268398
Version: 2017-11-10
Bilderberg is the most top-secret conference in the world. Most people know nothing of its existence. The few who do know little more than that Bilderberg, held each year, is attended by one hundred or so of the richest and most powerful people in the western world, whose decisions determine future world policy. Bilderberg is organised each year by a steering committee based at The Hague, in Holland. Invitations to attend a conference are highly coveted and are extended only to heads of state, leading politicians, top bankers and major industrialists; those who influence the daily lives of millions of people. Yet their debates are unreported in the world’s press. Nothing at all of the events at Bilderberg has ever got through the strict security curtain which shields the conference from the outside world.
UNTIL NOW
For my not-so-grey eminence – Desmond Elliott
‘The world is governed by very different
personages from what is imagined by those who are not behind the scenes.’
Benjamin Disraeli
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