North American Union: Zeitgeist
January 27th 2008 06:11
How come I am not surprised by any of this? This hits too close to the mark to not be true. The bankers of the world are meeting in Davos, Switzerland this week (late Jan 2008). It's called the World Economic Forum, and the "strategic" partners represent most, if not all, of the major corporate
Don't believe any of this? You must like dirt in your ears and eyes and nose and mouth. National government will soon be replaced by corporate governments. And I am not a conspiracy nut, just an avid thinker and observer of the world around me.
Here's how the WEF's website explains the strategy of these partners.
"Strategic Partners are select member companies of the World Economic Forum who strongly support the Forum's commitment to improve the state of the world. They are actively involved in the Foundation’s endeavours at the global, regional and industry levels. They contribute their expertise and resources at the highest level in order to advance worldwide economic and social progress.
ABB
ABN AMRO Bank
Accel Partners
Accenture
Alcoa
AMD
American International Group (AIG)
Apax Partners
ArcelorMittal
AT&T
Audi
Avaya
Bahrain Economic Development Boar
Bain & Company
Barclays Capital
Basic Element
Bombardier
Booz Allen Hamilton
The Boston Consulting Group
BP
BT
Burda Media
CA
Cerberus Capital Management
Chevron Corporation
Cisco Systems
Citi
Clayton, Dubilier & Rice
Clifford Chance
The Coca-Cola Company
Credit Suisse
Deloitte
Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Post World Net
Dubai Holding
Dubai World
DuPont
E*TRADE FINANCIAL
Electricité de France (EDF)
Emirates Group
Ernst & Young
Fluor Corporation
Forbes
Goldman Sachs
Google
Heidrick & Struggles International
HP
HSBC
Infosys Technologies
Intel Corporation
Investor
JPMorgan Chase
KPMG
Kudelski Group
Lehman Brothers
Lenovo
Manpower
Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC)
McKinsey & Company
Merck & Co
Merrill Lynch
METRO Group
Microsoft Corporation
Morgan Stanley
Mubadala Development Company
NBC Universal
Nestlé
Nike
Nomura Holdings
NYSE Euronext
The Olayan Group
PepsiCo
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Reliance Industries
Renault-Nissan
Reuters
Roland Berger Strategy Consultants
Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC)
Siemens
Silver Lake
SK Group
Standard Chartered
Swiss International Air Lines
Swiss Re
Travelport
UBS
Unilever
UPS
VimpelCom
Volkswagen
VTB Bank
WPP
Xenel Group
Zurich Financial Services
ABB
ABN AMRO Bank
Accel Partners
Accenture
Alcoa
AMD
American International Group (AIG)
Apax Partners
ArcelorMittal
AT&T
Avaya
Bahrain Economic Development Boar
Bain & Company
Barclays Capital
Basic Element
Bombardier
Booz Allen Hamilton
The Boston Consulting Group
BP
BT
Burda Media
CA
Cerberus Capital Management
Chevron Corporation
Cisco Systems
Citi
Clayton, Dubilier & Rice
Clifford Chance
The Coca-Cola Company
Credit Suisse
Deloitte
Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Post World Net
Dubai Holding
Dubai World
DuPont
E*TRADE FINANCIAL
Electricité de France (EDF)
Emirates Group
Ernst & Young
Fluor Corporation
Forbes
Goldman Sachs
Heidrick & Struggles International
HP
HSBC
Infosys Technologies
Intel Corporation
Investor
JPMorgan Chase
KPMG
Kudelski Group
Lehman Brothers
Lenovo
Manpower
Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC)
McKinsey & Company
Merck & Co
Merrill Lynch
METRO Group
Microsoft Corporation
Morgan Stanley
Mubadala Development Company
NBC Universal
Nestlé
Nike
Nomura Holdings
NYSE Euronext
The Olayan Group
PepsiCo
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Reliance Industries
Renault-Nissan
Reuters
Roland Berger Strategy Consultants
Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC)
Siemens
Silver Lake
SK Group
Standard Chartered
Swiss International Air Lines
Swiss Re
Travelport
UBS
Unilever
UPS
VimpelCom
Volkswagen
VTB Bank
WPP
Xenel Group
Zurich Financial Services
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