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"Guests of the Bilderberg Society are bound by the same rules as members of the Bilderberg Society -- not to write about the proceedings," conservative columnist William F. Buckley wrote six months after attending the Bilderberg's 1975 meeting.
Some of the Bilderberg's past "guests" from the corporate media include:
News Corporation director Andrew Knight;
Reuters CEO Peter Job;
Henry Anatole Grunwald, former editor-in-chief of Time and Council on Foreign Relations member;
Mortimer B. Zuckerman, chairman and editor-in-chief of U.S. News and World Report, New York Daily News, and Atlantic Monthly, also a Council on Foreign Relations member;
Robert L. Bartley, vice president of the Wall Street Journal and member of both the Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission;
Peter Robert Kann, Chairman and CEO of Dow Jones and Company, and member of the Council on Foreign Relations;
Katharine Graham, owner and chairwoman of the executive committee of the Washington Post, also a member of both the Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission;
Jim Hoagland, associate editor, of the Washington Post;
New York Times editor and Council on Foreign Relations member Arthur Sulzberger;
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Welcome to the World of Bilderberg
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BILDERBERG MEETINGS
SINTRA
JUNE 3RD-6TH 1999
NOT FOR QUOTATION
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Introduction
The forty-seventh Bilderberg Meeting was held at the Caesar Park Hotel Penha Longa, Sintra, Portugal, from June 3rd-6th 1999. There were 111 participants from 24 countries. The participants represented government, diplomacy, politics, business, law, education, journalism and institutes specialising in national and international studies. All participants spoke in a personal capacity, not as representatives of their national governments or employers. As is usual at Bilderberg Meetings, in order to permit frank and open discussion, no public reporting of the conference took place.
This booklet is an account of the 1999 Bilderberg Meeting and is distributed only to participants of this and past conferences and to prospective participants of future conferences. It represents a summary of the panellists' opening remarks for each session, and of the comments and interventions in the subsequent discussion.
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