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The world’s most elite conference this year will discuss something called “the precar
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Yes The Super Elites will met again this year, it seems they're concerned with the up raising of certain groups of citizens that have been quite and in the background.
They are worried that the Silent Majority Have Grown Tired Of Taking It In The Ass!

Quote:For when Davos isn’t exclusive enough, there is Bilderberg. The Bilderberg Meeting is an annual gathering of world leaders, executives, and assorted grandees, established in 1954 and named for the Dutch hotel where the secretive group first gathered.

Amid heavy security, around 130 people—including three prime ministers and 30 CEOs—will hold talks on the world’s most pressing issues this week. The four-day retreat starts on Thursday (June 9) at an undisclosed location in Dresden, Germany.
This year’s agenda includes predictable topics like “China,” “migration,” and “cyber security.” But one talking point is particularly intriguing, addressing the “precariat and middle class.”
The what? The “precariat” is a term popularized by British economist Guy Standing, describing a growing class of people who feel insecure in their jobs, communities, and life in general. They are…
Quote:…the perpetual part-timers, the minimum-wagers, the temporary foreign workers, the grey-market domestics paid in cash… the techno-impoverished whose piecemeal work has no office and no end, the seniors who struggle with dwindling benefits, the indigenous people who are kept outside, the single mothers without support, the cash labourers who have no savings, the generation for whom a pension and a retirement is neither available nor desired.
This marginalized group—“alienated, anomic, anxious, and angry,” according to Standing—is fueling the rise of populist politicians like Donald Trump in the US and similar rabble rousers in Europe and beyond. (Discussing this group alongside the middle class, which isn’t doing great either, is telling.) The resulting turmoil in politics, markets, and economics is a factor in nearly all of the Bilderberg meeting’s other agenda items.
Now catch the Conspiracy Theorist Part! That's US!!!! :thumbsup: 

Quote:So what will the bigwigs do about it? Conspiracy theorists may think that Bilderberg members are in league with the IlluminatiFreemasons, and Lizard People, hatching the New World Order from their secret hideouts. More likely is that the politicians and power brokers meeting in Germany this week are as taken aback by the travails of the increasingly marginalized masses as anybody else.

But what the Bilderbergers really think will remain a mystery. According to the group’s code, “There is no desired outcome, no minutes are taken and no report is written. Furthermore, no resolutions are proposed, no votes are taken, and no policy statements are issued.”
  
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Quote:The what? The “precariat” is a term popularized by British economist Guy Standing, describing a growing class of people who feel insecure in their jobs, communities, and life in general.

They are…

…the perpetual part-timers, the minimum-wagers, the temporary foreign workers, the grey-market domestics paid in cash… the techno-impoverished whose piecemeal work has no office and no end, the seniors who struggle with dwindling benefits, the indigenous people who are kept outside, the single mothers without support, the cash labourers who have no savings, the generation for whom a pension and a retirement is neither available nor desired



Hmmmm, in other words, your average working class.
Your average 'Joe the Plumber'

The ones struggling to make ends meet, barely keeping their heads above the water.



Fancy word for it...."precariat"
Sounds like a good handle anyway
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I would suggest that in the past, concerns of how the 'lowly' were managing to deal with their lot was something
that the 'Elite' would barely raised an eyebrow over. But now due the globalising effect of enterprise, streamlined
manufacturing and the need for social conformity, it's become an issue.

The mass-killings of the Nazi death-camps are still not vogue and anyway, who's gonna stir my martini?
On the back of that, what about cannon-fodder, heh...? It's not like the breakaway society and the Uber-Elite will
resign themselves to donning such terrible clothes as uniforms and fight for a debatable civic duty!

So it looks like we need to talk about chatel.
(UK)
'...The analysis of the results of the Great British Class Survey of 2013, a collaboration between the BBC
and researchers from several UK universities, contended there is a new model of class structure consisting
of seven classes, ranging from the Elite at the top to the Precariat at the bottom.

The Precariat class was envisaged as “the most deprived British class of all with low levels of economic,
cultural and social capital” and the opposite of “the Technical Middle Class” in Great Britain in that instead
of having money but no interests, people of the new Precariat Class have all sorts of potential activities they
like to engage in but cannot do any of them because they have no money, insecure lives, and are usually
trapped in old industrial parts of the country...'
(Precariat -Wikipedia)

(USA)
'...Fifty percent of Americans over 65 believe America stands above all others as the greatest nation on earth.
Only 27 percent of Americans ages 18 to 29 believe that. As late as 2003, Americans were more likely than
Italians, Brits and Germans to say the “free market economy is the best system on which to base the future of 
the world.” By 2010, they were slightly less likely than those Europeans to embrace capitalism.

Thirty years ago, a vast majority of Americans identified as members of the middle class.
But since 1988, the percentage of Americans who call themselves members of the “have-nots” has doubled.
Today’s young people are more likely to believe success is a matter of luck, not effort, than earlier generations.

These pessimistic views bring to mind a concept that’s been floating around Europe: the Precariat.
According to the British academic Guy Standing, the Precariat is the growing class of people living with short
-term and part-time work with precarious living standards and “without a narrative of occupational development.”
They live with multiple forms of insecurity and are liable to join protest movements across the political spectrum.

The American Precariat seems more hunkered down, insecure, risk averse, relying on friends and family but
without faith in American possibilities. This fatalism is historically uncharacteristic of America.

No one response is going to reverse the trend, but Michael Strain of the American Enterprise Institute believes
government should offer moving vouchers to the long-term unemployed so they can chase opportunity.
If we could induce more people to Go West! (or South, East or North) in search of opportunity, maybe the old
future-oriented mind-set would return...'
SOURCE:

Some may see this as a middle stage of the movement from 'Payment For Labour' towards the a 'Nanny-State'
-type effect where those who have failed or been failed by the system that is supposed to be there to assist them,
is now at the mercy of those they perceive as their betters.

Conspiracy buffs may say that 'the writing is on the wall' for those who are of an ilk to go further and do better are
coming to realise that the supposed 'unhappy' majority of their fellow-species could be seen as a dead-weight,
a drag on humanity's future and that it may be time to push the lifeless avoirdupois body from the boat.
Damn you Orwell!
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe. 
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@Senona and @BIAD, Both Excellent Comments.
OH,,, So True,,,, You think they are Concerned about a little Uprising in France,,,,, OH,,, about 1789 and a Rich Bitch said something Like,,,, Let Them Eat Cake! Shocked
What happen to Those Ultra Rich  :huh: OH, YES,  :thinking: That's It, They Lost Their Heads!  Smile
Once A Rogue, Always A Rogue!
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An update,,,,,
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Quote:No minutes will be taken. No reporters will be allowed in. There will be no opening press conference, no closing statement, and participants will be asked not to quote each other.

Welcome to the 64th Bilderberg Conference. 
Rich and powerful bankers, prime ministers and former heads of the CIA and MI6 are about to join other members of the global elite for arguably the world’s most high-powered but secretive annual meeting which this year is being held in Dresden.
No MINUTES,,,, No Reports Taken!!!!!!No way to comeback and Say,,,, You Caused This! They learned their lesson from Hitler's Mistakes! Shhhh
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Quote:The Bilderberg organisers have, though, just released a list those who will be present from June 9-12 for a three-day meeting chaired by a French count (and chairman of the global insurance giant AXA), who likes to spend his weekends at his castle in Anjou.    

Among 126 participants discussing an agenda that – we are also told – will include China, Europe, migration, the Middle East, Russia and the “geo-politics of energy and commodity prices”, will be Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, and Jose Manuel Barroso, the former president of the European Commission.
Unlike last year, British Chancellor George Osborne will not be present.  Although Michael O’Leary, the controversial CEO of Ryanair will.
Now catch the name of an attendee in 1991. :thinking:
Quote:It might also be worth paying attention to the future fortunes of attendees who  seem obscure.  Bill Clinton was a conference attendee in 1991, as a mere governor of Arkansas, a year before he was elected US President.  Tony Blair was only a shadow minister when he got his invitation – (you can’t apply to attend, you must be invited) – in 1993.  Conference organisers have previously insisted there is no conspiracy to crowbar their chosen people into top jobs, they just have excellent talent spotters.

But for now, the more eye-catching Bilderberg attendees due to be rubbing shoulders with senior representatives of Deutsche Bank, the European Central Bank and Lazard – as well as oil giants Shell and BP - will be:Henri de Castries.
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The Bilderberg Conference chairman, however, chose a civilian career, attending the École Nationale d'Administration, (ENA) the ‘Grande École’ often regarded as a factory for producing future French prime ministers and presidents including Jacques Chirac, Francois Hollande and Alain Juppé – (who was listed as an attendee at last year’s Bilderberg Conference.)

After ENA, Mr de Castries audited on behalf of the Minister of Finances of France and became a member of the French Treasury in 1984, where he participated in the privatisations initiated by the Chirac government.
He joined AXA in 1989 and in May 2000 he became chairman and chief executive of the Paris-based global insurance group, which is thought to have assets of 552 billion euros (£430 billion.)
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Sir John is listed by the Bilderberg organisers as “Chairman and Partner, Macro Advisory Partners”, a consultancy that according to its website provides corporations and governments with “strategic insights to navigate the intersection of global markets, geopolitics and government policy.”

Sir John is also a former head of the Secret Intelligence Service MI6. Prior to heading MI6 between 2009 and 2014, Sir John was Foreign Policy Advisor to Tony Blair from 1999 to 2001 and Political Director of the Foreign Office (2003-7).  
He also spent three months in Baghdad in 2003 as Britain’s Special Representative to Iraq, helping to establish the country’s transitional government after the invasion.
The N W O
The list goes on and I understand on the Agenda is Trump,,,, Yes They'll be talking about Trump and The Silent Majority He's Awaken! :biggrin:
Once A Rogue, Always A Rogue!
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