Margaret Thatcher
Where each worldview places it
A Bilderberger whose career "soared" after attending. "Thatcherism was the Agenda", and she was dumped "when useless"[1]. And the Truth agrees: "a Bilderberg attendee, was an Elite choice", possibly without her knowing, one of "those political puppets" with Reagan, and "another puppet, perhaps even more than most"[2].
- Aliases
- Iron Lady
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Dates
- 1970s (made Conservative leader)
- 1979 (elected)
- 1982 (Falklands War)
- 1989-05 (Bilderberg at La Toja decides she must go)
- 1990-08-02 (meets Bush at Aspen)
- 1990 (removed)[3]
- Places
- La Toja Island, SpainAspen, Colorado[4]
- Key events
- 1979: with Carrington orders massive surveillance of the Lancaster House delegates[5]
- 1980s: fronts monetarism with Volcker and Reagan[6]
- 1989-05: the Bilderberg Group decides she has to go over her opposition to a European currency and central bank[7]
- 1990-08-02: meets George Bush at Aspen as Iraq invades Kuwait[8]
- 1990: removed by the media and "men in grey suits" on Bilderberg orders[9]
- Members / notable people
- Author's claims · 7
- 01Willie Whitelaw, the McAlpines and Geoffrey Howe minded her, and Howe's speech ended her reign[10].
- 02The private-army firms rose under her regime[11].
- 03"The suicidal 'monetarism' of the Thatcher-Reagan years", inspired by Milton Friedman, destroyed home production, and privatisation handed water, electricity and gas "into Elite hands"[12].
- 04She switched to environmentalism in tandem with Bush and made no protest at the Panama invasion[13]; she was belligerent about teaching Saddam a lesson[8].
- 05Carrington kept her in the dark; "only selected information was allowed to reach her"[5]. Her opposition to Spycatcher made it a best seller[5].
- 06She is a patron of the New Atlantic Initiative[14].
- 07In Everything You Need to Know she was brought to power because Thatcherism suited the Hidden Hand; Savile's friend; toppled in 1990 by Web assets in her party when she resisted EU centralisation[15].