Robert O. Anderson
Where each worldview places it
An "'environmentalist' and elite Bilderberger"[1]: owner of Atlantic Richfield Oil, founder and chairman of the Aspen Institute, board member of Kissinger Associates, and one of the oilmen at the 1973 Bilderberg meeting that Icke says agreed the oil shock. His money founded Friends of the Earth[2].
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Dates
- 1973 (at the Bilderberg oil-shock meeting)[3]
- Key events
- 1973: attends the Bilderberg meeting at Saltsjöbaden that agrees the 400% oil price rise[3]
- gives a $200,000 grant to set up Friends of the Earth and funds German anti-nuclear campaigns[4]
- Members / notable people
- Owner of Atlantic Richfield Oilchairman of the Aspen Institute of Humanistic Studiesboard member of Kissinger Associates[5]
- Author's claims · 3
- 01"He channelled large sums through his Atlantic Richfield Foundation to organisations opposed to nuclear energy"; Friends of the Earth "was set up with the help of a $200,000 dollar grant from Anderson"[6].
- 02He was "chairman of his own creation, the Aspen Institute"[6], which is "owned by elite Bilderberger, Robert O. Anderson of Atlantic Richfield Oil"[7].
- 03He is a board member of Kissinger Associates[3].