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| Member | Description |
|---|---|
| Timothy Garton Ash | UK historian, Ditchley Governor with other connections. Presented a paper to the 1989 Bilderberg. Subsequently attended two more, over a span of 30 years. |
| Paddy Ashdown | Chatham House President for 10 years. MI6 operative and UK politician |
| Max Beloff | "Think-tanks can be important in bringing about a change in broad public perceptions..." British historian who founded the University College of Buckingham, now the University of Buckingham. |
| Christoph Bertram | German journalist with a heavy Bilderberg habit |
| Kurt Biedenkopf | West German politician "parachuted" into the former East Germany to lead the state of Saxony. |
| Ben Bradshaw | UK politician and a member of the Integrity Initiative |
| Gordon Brown | UK deep state functionary. Prime Minister from 2007-2010. WHO ambassador for Global Health Financing from 2021 |
| Nick Butler | Academic founder of the British-American Project |
| James Callaghan | Attended the 12th Bilderberg in 1963. Later picked as head of the UK labour party. PM for 3 years in the late 1970s |
| Robert Cooper | UK diplomat with a string of interesting roles. "One of the top 100 "public intellectuals" in the world"... |
| Ralf Dahrendorf | German born philosopher. Regular contributor to Bilderberg meetings. |
| Quentin Davies | UK diplomat/politician with spooky connections |
| James Eberle | Chatham House Director in retirement |
| Bill Emmott | Editor of The Economist 1993-2006, in 2020 co-founder of the Global Commission for Post-Pandemic Policy, who wrote in 2022 that the "snail-like progress of vaccinations in sub-Saharan Africa [making it] virtually certain that more Covid-19 variants will emerge, keeping this pandemic going" |
| Richard Evans | Former chairman of BAE. |
| Nicholas Fairbairn | "One of the most powerful men in Scotland" and UK/VIPaedophile |
| Mark Field | Spooky British Conservative Party politician |
| Hugh Gaitskell | A UK Labour politician who reportedly died of a rare illness in hospital. |
| Hans-Dietrich Genscher | West-German deep state operator |
| Frank Giles | UK editor who attended the 1974 Bilderberg as Sunday Times Deputy editor. Pushed out by Rupert Murdoch. |
| David Goodhart | |
| John Gorton | Prime Minister of Australia 1968-1971 |
| Nik Gowing | UK Deep state connected TV journalist |
| Jeremy Greenstock | UK diplomat who held a number of influential posts such as UK Permanent Representative to the United Nations and Chairman of the UNSC's Counter-Terrorism Committee, Brussels Forum |
| Joseph Grimond | Attended the 1958 Bilderberg as leader of the UK Liberal Party |
| Charles Guthrie | UK Army's Chief of the General Staff 1994-1997 |
| Denis Healey | Bilderberg Steering committee member, who attended 23 Bilderberg meetings. |
| Patricia Hewitt | |
| Eric Hobsbawm | |
| Alistair Horne | UK historian with deep intelligence ties |
| Michael Howard | United Kingdom deep politician, Georgetown Leadership Seminar/1983 |
| Geoffrey Howe | |
| Douglas Hurd | UK Deep state operative, Eton, Trinity College, Chatham House/President |
| Gladwyn Jebb | Holder of spooky jobs including UK Permanent Representative to the United Nations. Chief of the SOE during WW2. |
| Paul Johnson | Influential author in US and British right-wing politics |
| Aubrey Jones | Spooky UK politician who attended the 1974 Bilderberg |
| Nicholas Kaldor | Hungarian/British economist with large influence on 1960-70 Labour governments |
| Bruce Kent | British Roman Catholic priest turned political activist, anti-nuclear campaigner |
| John Kerr | Scottish businessman and diplomat, attended all Bilderbergs from 2004 up to 2016 |
| Nigel Lawson | UK politician who attended the 1982 Bilderberg as Secretary of State for Energy and then was Chancellor of the Exchequer for 6 years, 1990 Bilderberg. |
| Peter Levene | Chief of Defence Procurement, then over to private banking. |
| Paul Lever | |
| Margaret MacMillan | Canadian multi-Bilderberger historian |
| Michael Maclay | Former British diplomat and journalist with lots of spooky connections. Early member of the British American Project, recruited by Robert Maxwell and Lord Weidenfeld to their projects, director at Hakluyt, advisor to Carl Bildt... |
| Patrick Mayhew | |
| Oliver McGregor | British sociologist and university teacher who became leader of the Advertising Standards Authority and the Press Complaints Commission. |
| Mungo Melvin | Major-General and "outstanding intellectual" at the Institute for Statecraft |
| Gebhardt von Moltke | |
| Malcolm Muggeridge | |
| Pauline Neville-Jones | BBC governor, Chair of the Joint Intelligence Committee |
