June 12, 2010
Back live this week, your three hour of influence is on! Tune in online at WMAY dot com from 4 to 7pm CST for Saturday Session with Bishop. You can catch live streaming video of what is happening inside the studio from Bishop's web cam (only available from 4 - 7p CST). There is so much to get to, from the apocalyptic Big Slick down in the Gulf, the Bilderberg meetings last week, Wikileaks for the public good and "End The Mandate."
What, you didn't hear?
News on the March covers stories you may have missed from the past week. Don't miss out on the cursory overview of the things you need to know. To get a complete run down of all the stories Bishop covers on Saturday Session, be sure to check out Bishop's Shared Items through Google Reader.
The Big Slick Apocalypse
How much, how long, and how come? The Gulf of Mexico oil river is continuing to spew toxins into volatile habitats creating the worst environmental disaster possibly since an asteroid struck earth killing prehistory. Former Oil Chaplain Lindsy Williams shared some frightening information regarding the true impact of the BP Oil Spill on the Alex Jones Show. Tune in to Saturday Session to hear some of the highlights that you should be aware of.
Also, there are reports that BP stock was dumped weeks before the rig blew, and right around the time Obama made a call for more off shore drilling. Did somebody know something? And how could this bring about the wholesale destruction of the US economy? This wholesale destruction seems to be the goal of globalists encouraged by the prospect of a worldwide centralized financial system.
Bilderberg
Last weekend in Spain, the secretive group known as Bilderberg met. This group of 150, or so, elite leaders of industry, government, media and finance have been meeting behind closed doors and are accused of being the rulers of the world. Investigators who have been on Bilderberg's trail for years, like Daniel Estulin, report the group's most recent meetings prove their is fright in the club bearing the name of the first hotel they met at more than 50 years ago. The group is scared of the amount of exposure they are getting among the alternative media.
Something strange popped on the alternative media's radar earlier this week, after the conference. That is the website BilderbergMeetings.org. This site seems to be an public relations tool for the group. We'll examine the site and analyze the Whois report for the BilderbergMeetings.org site.
The mystery and secrecy that surrounds Bilderberg leads us to a quick review of other groups like the Trilateral Commission (bringing Asian elements into the mix) and the Council on Foreign Relation (an elitist globalism public relations campaign). These groups are private groups, but what about when leaders meet out and open? The Police State will be alive and well during the upcoming G20 summit in Canada.
Spies for the public good ... not the greater good!
A strong sentiment among supporters of globalization from above is their efforts are for "the greater good" but in reality it is for the good of the elite. But, what happens when someone feels that public awareness is needed and decides to share hundreds of thousands of documents exposing wrongdoing in the name of the public good?
The Pentagon is after the founder and front man of Wikileaks. Could they be upset and worried about the quarter-million embassy cables that they have in their possession? This comes after a military insider, the individual reportedly responsible for the leak of the recent helicopter footage of Reuters reporters being gunned down by US forces, was busted by a spook after he chatted it up online? Tune in to hear some of the chat transcript that details why the military insider did what he did.
End the Mandate
The Campaign for Liberty is at it again, this time with their "End the Mandate" legislation. Be sure to check out today's video of the day where John Tate, president of the C4L, talks about Ron Paul's bill that will tell the federal government to back off on the mandate forcing citizens to buy a good or service. There is a similar push here in Illinois and it is important to keep vigilant; support, sign and disseminate both!
Outside of Saturday Session
Greg Bishop can be contacted many different ways. Check out Bishop's Google Profile (after Session's conversation with Katherine, who knows how much bigger Google will get) to get links and phone numbers. To call Saturday Session on WMAY, dial 217.629.7970 or email bishop@wmay.com. You can also join the video chat room with live streaming video (available during the show, 4 to 7p CST, only).
