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A list of all pages that have property "Description" with value "German industrial manager and [[triple Bilderberger]].". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • Wolfgang Wodarg  + (German doctor in the forefront in the battle against the Covid-19 deep event)
  • Heiko Schöning  + (German doctor, author and [[Covid dissident]])
  • Wolfgang Streeck  + (German economic sociologist)
  • Clemens Fuest  + (German economist on the [[Bavaria/COVID-19 Economic Advisory Council]])
  • Richard Werner  + (German economist who exposed the WEF's [[Global Leaders for Tomorrow]] project.)
  • Klaus Schwab  + (German economist, Bilderberg Steering committee, World Economic Forum Board of Trustees)
  • Manfred Ritterbach  + (German economist, who attended the Bilderberg in his late 20s, died at age 32.)
  • Otmar Emminger  + (German economist. President of the German Bundesbank in the late 1970s)
  • Rudolf Augstein  + (German editor)
  • Constanze Stelzenmüller  + (German editor and deep state operative of uncertain rank)
  • Kurt Becker  + (German editor-in-chief and government spokesman. Attended [[Bilderberg/1967]] and [[Bilderberg/1975]]. Member of [[Atlantik-Brücke]].)
  • Stefan Kornelius  + (German editor. Süddeutsche Zeitung)
  • Dieter Zetsche  + (German engineer and business executive. Chairman of the board of management of [[Daimler AG]] and head of [[Mercedes-Benz]] 2006-2019.)
  • Lars Hinrichs  + (German entrepreneur and [[WEF/Young Global Leaders/2008|WEF Young Global Leader 2008]]. "Without networks I would be nothing".)
  • Robert Koch Institute  + (German federal agency charged with preventing disease outbreaks)
  • Leni Riefenstahl  + (German film director, mostly known for Triumph des Willens ("Triumph of the Will") and Olympia.)
  • Gerhard Wisnewski  + (German filmmaker and [[9-11 dissident]])
  • BMW Foundation  + (German foundation financed by the family that owns auto manufacturer BMW.)
  • Mercator Foundation  + (German foundation financing projects of deep state interest and buying control over the narrative, especially on "climate change" and pro-migration. Frequently connected to censorship initiatives.)
  • Boris Floricic  + (German hacker/phreaker with strong interest in cryptography found dead in a park. Ruled a [[suicide]].)
  • Wolfgang Leonhard  + (German historian who wrote a working paper on ''The Soviet Union and East Europe: Their Problems, Contradictions and Perspective'' for the [[1981 Bilderberg]])
  • Bernhard Dahm  + (German historian whose students included [[Alfred McCoy]])
  • Alina Lipp  + (German independent journalist and former Green Party politician living in eastern Ukraine’s [[Donbass]])
  • Aya Velázquez  + (German independent journalist.)
  • Hans-Peter Keitel  + (German industrial manager Bilderberger. [[President of the Federation of German Industries]])
  • Jost Pfeiffer  + (German industrialist who attended [[Le Cercle]] in 1983)
  • Telepolis  + (German internet publication with a focus on (geo)politics)
  • Jürgen Roth  + (German investigative journalist who has published many books on organized crime.)
  • Lars Schall  + (German investigative journalist.)
  • Werner Perger  + (German journalist)
  • Bastian Obermayer  + (German journalist)
  • Hans Tolzin  + (German journalist and author with a focus on vaccines and health.)
  • Rüdiger von Wechmar  + (German journalist and diplomat who attended the [[Bilderberg/1980|1980]] and [[Bilderberg/1981|1981 Bilderberg meeting]]s.)
  • Thomas Röper  + (German journalist covering Russia related topics and Corona.)
  • Klaus Mehnert  + (German journalist who attended the [[1959 Bilderberg]])
  • Mathias Bröckers  + (German journalist who has written about 9-11)
  • Christoph Bertram  + (German journalist with a heavy Bilderberg habit)
  • Florian Rötzer  + (German journalist. Former manager of [[Germany]]'s oldest independent online magazine [[Telepolis]].)
  • Section 86a  + (German law which criminalised [[holocaust denial]], and other organisations and symbols.)
  • Nancy Faeser  + (German lawyer and politician)
  • Franz Froschmaier  + (German lawyer/politician)
  • FDP  + (German liberal party)
  • Wolfgang Reitzle  + (German manager in the automotive industry, including BMW and Ford.Chairman of the Advisory Council of the [[Munich Security Conference]].)
  • Oliver Zipse  + (German manager on the [[Bavaria/COVID-19 Economic Advisory Council]])
  • Jürgen Weber  + (German manager who attended [[Bilderberg/2004]].)
  • Klaus Mangold  + (German manager, [[MSC regular]])
  • M100 Sanssouci Colloquium  + (German media conference with heavy deep state agenda)
  • Gerd Schulte-Hillen  + (German media executive who attended Le Cercle.)
  • Hubertus Hoffmann  + (German media executive. Member of the [[Integrity Initiative]] and the intelligence think-tank [[Henry Jackson Initiative]].)
  • Volkswagen  + (German multinational corporation and industrial powerhouse, which after it's 2015 emissions scandal, is about to be cut down.)
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