Arnold, Buffet, and the Third World Order? - (Schwarzenegger Fans - Wake Up!)

Focus on Freedom ^ | September 24, 2002 | Reuters

[Maelstrom]

Had enough yet?

[pogo101]

I suppose this means Arnold is part of the Illuminati? The Trilateral Commission? The Secret Conspiracy?

** plays "Toccata & Fugue in D Minor" on giant organ **

[massadvj]

It won't significantly change these facts...

It won't significantly change the fact that Arnold is losing support by the day and sits on his hands while the conservatives coalesce around McClintock.

Maybe the media, Oprah, Rob Lowe, etc. will save the Governator. Maybe not.

But you can't discount the scenario in which Arnold siphons support from Bustamonte while McClintock gets in with rock solid backing from the irrepressible conservative base that brought about this recall in the first place.

In a special election like this, it's gonna be about turnout. No group will turn out as forcefully as conservatives. So far, all Arnold is doing is alienating them.

[steplock]

Bono invité à une réunion
par The Independent. le 25 septembre 2002.
By Katherine Griffiths

Warren Buffett, known as the Sage of Omaha for his investment genius, was last night putting the finishing touches to his vision for a better world, created in the last two days at a secret conference held at the ancestral home of the Rothschild dynasty.

Mr Buffett was joined by an exclusive guest list of 70 at Waddesdon Manor, in Buckinghamshire, including an assortment of global financial leaders such as Jim Wolfensohn, president of the World Bank, and Jorma Ollila, chief executive of Nokia.

Paul Volker, former chairman of the US Federal Reserve Board, and Roland Berger, the American corporate strategy guru, also attended.

Mr Buffett, the second-richest man in the world after Bill Gates, also invited a few other famous names along, including Bono, the U2 singer who campaigns to reduce world debt, and action hero Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Mr Schwarzenegger, who is thought to be preparing to launch a political career as the Republican candidate for California, paid a flying visit by helicopter while those attending the conference discussed issues ranging from the Middle East conflict to the downturn in the global economy.

Mr Buffett's NetJets business, which sells shares in private jets, sponsored the conference and hopes to turn it into an annual date for political and business heavyweights, whose diaries are filling up such events.

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This article defuncts quite a few of you tin-heads out there.
This entire episode of arnold selecting buffett, etc, has been thoroughly planned out BEFORE this recall ever got started (or the recall IS part of this plan?)

And you NEVER wonder why this was an INTERNATIONALIST meeting??? Mostly NON-Americans? Or DOESN'T ANYONE CARE?

[tallhappy]

Yeah, Bono went there too.

[Cyber Liberty]

I say it doesn't matter. Bustamonte's going to be the next governor, not Arnold or Tom.

[My2Cents]

This article defuncts quite a few of you tin-heads out there.

I think the word is "debunks", but nevermind -- my aluminum foil hat protects me from misspelled words too.

[My2Cents]

Which one has "666" tatooed to their rear end?

[My2Cents]

Me.

[Charles Martel]

I suppose this means Arnold is part of the Illuminati? The Trilateral Commission? The Secret Conspiracy?

Naah, those guys are just negotiating the SAC/NORAD Defense Grid contracts for Cyberdyne Systems, Ltd. Nothing to worry about...

[Tamzee]

Thanks for the ping, this is adorable! Many Freepers admit he is a moderate conservative, just not strong enough on their pet issue(s) to be happy voting for him. I have all the respect in the world for that argument.

OTHER Freepers, however, know very little about Arnold but have decided he is a LIBERAL, Socialist, extreme leftie, empty-headed actor, a mere celebrity, in a conspiracy with the Clintons, etc... Then they go through endless contortions trying work backwards to "prove" their desired conclusion.

This is a perfect example ;-)

[XJarhead]

This is almost too easy, but...

"created in the last two days at a secret conference held at the ancestral home of the Rothschild dynasty."

Oooh! It sounds positively Blofeldian. But if its a "secret" conference, how is it that the press was there to take photos? Why was the guestlist public? And if it was so secret, why did Arnold make such a big splash by coming in via helo? Not to mention Buffett giving a weekend interview regarding this supposedly "secret" conference. You'd think a group of nefarious billionaires scheming to take over the world could do a bit better job on the security end of things, don't you? Like, maybe hold their meetings in a giant hollowed-out volcano or something....

And you NEVER wonder why this was an INTERNATIONALIST meeting???

I love grapes. Especially the seedless green ones. Lucky for me, Chile can grow grapes in the winter. Well, in our winter anyway. Oh, but I forgot. That's INTERNATIONAL trade. The horrors! And to think some Europeans actually eat at McDonalds and buy Levis too! Why, the next thing you know, the businessmen who engage in inernational trade might actually meet with one another.

Mostly NON-Americans?

Curiously, most people who live overseas are non-Americans. I gotta give you that. By the way, does that mean that I have to send back my grapes? Or that little tin of Danish butter cookies that you get as a gift but never actually eat? I'll send those back as long as I can keep my grapes. Or are you saying that its okay to buy Danish butter cookies if they are made by Americans living in Denmark? But oops! That'd be more INTERNATIONALISM, wouldn't it?

Or DOESN'T ANYONE CARE?

I can't speak for anyone else, but I care. Really, I do. I'm very glad that sharp businessmen who understand financial markets and have every incentive to get the world economy rolling meet to talk things over. It'd be nuts if they didn't.

[XJarhead]

Some may try to make this into some "conspracy", but the main point, as far as I am concerned, is that Arnold is a businessman, someone who is considered important enough to be invited to a closed meeting with the world's leading companies' CEO-s. Wouldn't you think that Arnold understand business, nence undestands what it takes to make California friendly to business.

Absolutely. It's amazing how people who (presumably) support capitalism have such a horrible mistrust of capitalists.

[Quix]

i DON'T KNOW that enough conservatives are that irrepressable to even all come out and vote--much less vote intelligently.

They started and supported the recall. It would not have passed first base if the mass of the electorate were not fed up with Gray Sewerwater's corrupt power politics and spend, spend, spend disasters.

I have said all along that Arnold could be some sort of globalist stealth candidate.

ALL THE AVAILABLE EVIDENCE STILL SAYS, THE ELECTORATE WILL NOT REMOTELY TOLERATE MCCLINTOCK. Dreaming doesn't make it so.

I'm not thrilled that Arnold may be the least evil globalist realistically available. Wishing it otherwise doesn't make it otherwise.

And, I suspect, given Arnold's personality--he could have some surprises crop up out of his ample sleeves that would annoy the dickens out of his puppet master handlers.

Regardless of any of our wishes, I'd say it's a 94-97% certainty that he will be the next California Governor.

[DoctorZIn]

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[Maelstrom]

I do hope you live in California.

You've earned it.

[theFIRMbss]

> Oooh! It sounds positively Blofeldian...

This is what Arnold
looks like without the makeup
and special effects...

[Hue68]

And I think you can divine their master plan by studying some of those crop circles....

???

[You Dirty Rats]

But they drove up in black cars with darkened windows!

Doesn't that frighten you??

They thought they would fool all of us by eschewing their normal black helicopters, but that would have been too obvious.

I never liked McClintock, though. I thought that was one of John Wayne's worst movies. Maureen O'Hara was better in The Quiet Man.