Denis Healey
Where each worldview places it
A Labour minister of Defence (1964–1970) and Chancellor (1974–1979) whom Icke lists as Bilderberg, Trilateral Commission, RIIA, Committee of 300 and Fabian Society. He "has attended more Bilderberg meetings since 1954 than any other United Kingdom politician"[1].
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Dates
- 1954 (first Bilderberg meeting)
- 1958 (Institute of Strategic Studies)
- 1964–1970 (Defence)
- 1973 (Bilderberg, Saltsjöbaden)
- 1974–1979 (Chancellor)
- 1979 (joins the Trilateral Commission)
- 1986 (Bilderberg)[2]
- Places
- Oxford (Balliol)Britain
- Author's claims · 5
- 01He chaired "another Elite creation", the IMF Interim Committee[3].
- 02He launched the Ford-funded Institute of Strategic Studies in 1958 and served on the RIIA council for twelve years[4].
- 03He was a vice-president of the Atlantic Council[5].
- 04He attended the May 1973 Bilderberg meeting that Icke says agreed the oil price rise[6], and the 1986 meeting[7].
- 05He was one of the Oxford-educated Bilderbergers who steered Britain into Europe[8].