Great Reset

Magdalena Andersson – 2016 – As Swedish finance minister in April 2021 promoted a global economic restart. Emphasised “the need for strong international cooperation to accelerate vaccine production and support affordable and equitable distribution to all.”[168]

• Olivier Blanchard – 2016 – French economist widely published on how COVID-19 could or should change the economic world order, especially with fellow Bilderberger, Jean Pisani-Ferry [169][170][171][172]

• Børge Brende – 2016-2018, 2019 – President of the World Economic Forum since 2017. “The direction we need to head is toward greater dialogue, coordination and collective action”…” the principles call for greater public-private collaboration”[173]

• Miguel Fernández Ordóñez Spanish central banker and promoter of central bank digital currencies.

• He Liu – 2014 – As the Chinese vice-premier, stated that “We need to strengthen market mechanisms, form healthy competition, reduce institutional transaction costs, and establish a unified, open, competitive and orderly high-standard market system”[174]

• Thomas de Maizière – 2016 – Suggesting the German constitution needed to be changed to account for the next great emergency after Covid… [175]

• Mario Monti – 2015-2013, 2011-2003, 2001, 1999, 1996, 1994-1983 – Took over leadership of the European WHO commission in August 2020.[176]

• Jean Pisani-Ferry – 2009 – French economist widely published on how COVID-19 could or should change the economic world order, especially with especially with fellow Bilderberger, Olivier Blanchard [177][178][179][180]

• Klaus Schwab – 2016, 2007, 2003, 1997-1995, founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, which has been central in the entire deep event

• Johan Rockström – 2019 – Swedish professor who at the 2019 Bilderberg presented a Planetary Emergency Action Plan written for the Club of Rome.

• Ignazio Visco – 2004 – Governor of the Bank of Italy, widely quoted about the financial consequences of “the necessary lockdown and social distancing measures”.[181][182][183]“The main instrument we have at the moment is neither monetary nor fiscal, it is vaccinations”[184]

COVID handouts

Gordon Brown – 1991 – In April 2021, promoted a $60 billion effort to increase vaccination in “poor countries”.[187] Appointed WHO ambassador for global health financing in September 2021.[188]

• Elisa Ferreira- 2002 – Appointed European Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms in December 2019 by Ursula von der Leyen, in charge of smaller EU handouts,[189] and on committees deciding about REACT-EU: “The additional European cohesion fund of €47 billion makes an important contribution towards rebuilding after the crisis. We need coherent and long-term strategies which rapidly trigger the green and digital transition and which are adapted to the local needs and potential.” [190]

• Luis Garicano – 2016 – In March 2020, proposed a €500 billion “bazooka” to fight the virus, stabilise the European economy, and protect its jobs while the economy is in the “freezer”.[191]

• Kristalina Georgieva – 2016 – As IMF managing director organised “emergency financing on a scale [and at a speed] never seen before” [192] – issuing dire economic forecasts [193]

• Austan Goolsbee – 2012 – Obama advisor, published on the economics of COVID [194] Fan of heavy COVID-19 spending.[195] “The number one rule of virus economics is that you have to stop the virus before you can do anything about economics.”[196]

• Christine Lagarde -2017, 2016, 2014, 2013, 2009 – As President of the European Central Bank she spent €1,850 billion on an asset purchase program during COVID-19.[197] In a joint interview with Klaus Schwab, she declared an intent to “vaccinate the whole world”.[198]

Stephen Poloz – 2014 – Took over from Mark Carney as Governor of the Bank of Canada. In late March 2020, announced a minimum $5-billion-per-week of market purchases of Government of Canada bonds, “to address strains in the government of Canada debt market and to enhance the effectiveness of all other actions taken so far.” [200] “We have taken several actions to unclog key lending channels, adding over $200 billion of liquidity, or around 10% of Canadian GDP. As I said recently, no one has ever criticized a firefighter for using too much water. When the system demands more liquidity, the central bank must provide it.”[201]

• Nout Wellink – 2010, 2009, 2006 – As ex-President of the Central Bank of the Netherlands, in March 2020, was promoting “Coronabonds”.[202]

• Pierre Wunsch – 2017 – As Governor of the National Bank of Belgium signed off on measures involving a 50 billion euro “financial buffer” that he named a “financial bazooka”.[203]

Digital Identity

• Sam Altman – 2016 – 2022 – Tech-millionaire interested in basic income and collection of biometric data such as retina prints.[205]

Unproven/Unclear role

(NOT SURE WHAT THEY DO BUT SOMETHING BAD ANYWAY) • Sigrid Kaag – 2019, 2018 – Dutch diplomat and politician who from 2018 sits on the WHO and World Bank Group’s Global Preparedness Monitoring Board • Johanna Rosén – 2017 – Expert on the electrical properties of thin films, including graphene

• Peter Brabeck-Letmathe – 2011 – Chairman of Nestlé and on the World Economic Forum Board of Trustees

Guess where they all belong in? A big club and you not in it. Bilderberg.

https://expose-news.com/2023/12/31/bilderbergers-covid-pandemic-resonse-manipulation/