Peres `Hijacked' Gulf Finance Gathering, Davos Diners Say

[LadyJane]

Well, there's a surprise --- psychopathic Israeli war criminals setting the agenda for everyone else.

 

[paulnotbilly]

For the Davos Diners to come out and say this, don't you think it'd suit there agenda for you to know this?

 

[LadyJane]

"For the Davos Diners to come out and say this, don't you think it'd suit there agenda for you to know this?" --- paulnotbilly

Indeed it would... although this year there are a few politically savvy bloggers of the unpaid variety there in addition to the usual media mongers, so I have some small hope that we'll actually see more of genuine substance from the Davos conferences. In general, though, given the state of media control and ownership, I'm suspicious of fairly well everything in print, on TV, on the radio and online --- in this case, though, several acquaintances of mine are attending Davos, and I learned of Peres's little speech from them before it came out in Bloomsberg. But bloody right you are, suspect everything that comes out of the media --- motives are stacked as high as the pyramids these days, and few of them are the least bit populistic.

Some days feudalism looks good, if for no better reason than at least you know exactly who your oppressors and manipulators are.

By the way, "volvo, video, velcro" is really cute.

 

[Joe]

here's the article for reference, and a nice pic of the death's head in question

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601170&sid=aS_2z_cQ9ofs&refer=home

Peres `Hijacked' Gulf Finance Gathering, Davos Diners Say

By Stephen Voss

Jan. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Israeli Vice Prime Minister Shimon Peres upset central bankers and Middle East investors with an impromptu speech on the Palestine conflict at a World Economic Forum discussion today, leaving a wake of disgruntled diners.

Peres, 83, was a surprise participant at a lunchtime discussion on ``The Gulf States as an Emerging Financial Hub'' in the Swiss resort of Davos. Asked for his views on the topic, he instead gave a lengthy description of the difficulties in achieving peace between Israel and Palestine, then promptly left.

``Our discussion has been hijacked,'' said one participant, Kamel Lazaar, president and chief executive of Swicorp, a Middle East corporate advisory firm. ``To come here and lecture us in a one-sided manner is not appropriate.''

Lazaar, whose company has offices in Riyadh and Geneva, agreed to be quoted. His views were echoed by others at the closed-door lunch.

The finance discussion, once resumed, highlighted concern over what participants called an abundance of small-sized banks in the Middle East and a disparity between the gulf region's volatile stock markets and relatively stable financial institutions.

The two dozen or so participants in the session were mostly from Gulf Cooperation Council countries. Panelists included Dubai International Capital LLC Chief Executive Sameer al-Ansari, National Bank of Kuwait Chief Executive Ibrahim Dabdoub, Bahrain Central Bank Governor Rasheed al-Maraj and bankers from Credit Suisse Group and UBS AG.

The World Economic Forum, whose central slogan is to be ``Committed to Improving The State of World,'' is holding its annual five-day meeting this week. Of its 2,400 participants, 800 are chief executives and chairmen, according to the forum.

take a look at this guy, the current Israeli vice premier, it don't get much more eeevil that this:

Here's a rather interesting video on "Israel's secret weapon" from the BBC, featuring a few short interviews with the man in question, it's worth watching just to get a feel for how freakin evil this guy is, he just oozes it.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2395002075547394719

 

[tractmec]

Take a look at this guy, the current Israeli vice premier, it don't get much more eeevil that this:

Just after I read Laura's monograph, The Occult Significance of 9/11, I just happened onto an online archive of an Israeli press conference by Sharone offering his condolences to the American People on 9/11/01. This was nauseating enough to me but then they went to Peres and asked him for a few words.

I do not remember what he said but I remember that the same smirk was on his face that he has in the above video when the reporter is trying to get him to answer questions about Dimona and Vannnu, questions he says he doesn't have to answer. At the time, and I may have been somewhat influenced by the the book's implications about Israeli involvement in 9/11, I saw that same smirk and thought You (explicative) lying (explicative)! You knew! In fact I will bet you were on the planning committee, if not it's Chairman.

It seemed to me like the look of a cat that has just swallowed the canary and is looking for another victim. Probably why I can not remember what he said. I can only remember that the words did not match the look of pure satisfaction on his face.

It gave me chills up my spine. This human looking animal scares me.

Just my very unscientific opinion, for what it's worth.

Sure wish I could remember where I found that video though.

 

[anart]

take a look at this guy, the current Israeli vice premier, it don't get much more eeevil that this:

I gotta tell ya, that mug and those eyes are straight out of a Bella Lugosi movie.

 

[Approaching Infinity]

Joe, if you want a laugh, check out this video. I wonder who's pulling Peres' strings? ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwJHysyQ3Yw

 

[LadyJane]

Oh, anart, you are sooo doing Bela Lugosi a disservice

 

[paulnotbilly]

although this year there are a few politically savvy bloggers of the unpaid variety there in addition to the usual media mongers

Nice to know although I think Joe's spotted WHY there is a number of extra people along. Seems like somebody didn't like the menu and decided to bring their own. It might have something to do with high level discussions of middle-eastern countries without any mention of Israel.

Kinda reminds me of the killjoy who spoils the party for everyone because he's not having a good time.

PS: I found that quote in a book on Latin quotes, I don't know much Latin although there's mention in the news that it could disappear due to the number of priests not learning it and not being able to read the 'mysteries' properly... I'm gonna post the link & article elsewhere.