-Caveat Lector- from alt.conspiracy ----- As always, Caveat Lector. Om K ----- <A HREF="aol://5863:126/alt.conspiracy:483420">Globalists Meeting in Davos! </A> ----- Subject: Globalists Meeting in Davos! From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Goldman) Date: Thu, Jan 28, 1999 12:54 PM Message-id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sessions currently planned for the webcast > include: > 28 January: the Opening Plenary featuring > Al Gore, Vice-President of the United > States; Ruth Dreifuss, President of the > Swiss Confederation; and Roman Herzog, > President of Germany > 29 January: Outlook for the World > Economy: What Will Keep the Engine > Going? with Gordon Brown, Chancellor of > the Exchequer of the United Kingdom; > Oskar Lafontaine, Federal Minister of > Finance of Germany; Eisuke Sakakibara, > Vice-Minister of Finance for International > Affairs of Japan; Dominique Strauss-Kahn, > Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry > of France; Lawrence H. Summers, US > Deputy Secretary of the Treasury > 30 January: What are the Conditions for a > Renewed Asian Miracle? with Roger Enrico, > Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, > PepsiCo, USA; Lee Kuan Yew, Senior > Minister of Singapore; Tung Chee Hwa, > Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special > Administrative Region of the People's > Republic of China; Koichi Kato, > Secretary-General, Liberal Democratic > Party, Japan > 31 January: Navigating the Cross-currents > of Globalization with Pedro Malan, Minister > of Finance of Brazil; Fayez A. Tarawneh, > Prime Minister of Jordan; Ginandjar > Kartasasmita, Coordinating Minister of > Economics, Finance and Industry of > Indonesia; Yashwant Sinha, Minister of > Finance of India; William Daley, US > Secretary of Commerce > 1 February: Best Practices in Going Global > with Microsoft founder and Chief Executive > Officer Bill Gates; Hewlett-Packard Chief > Executive Officer Lewis Platt; Toshiba > Corp. Chief Executive Officer Taizo > Nishimuro; and Jacques Manardo, > Chairman/Europe for Deloitte Touche > Tohmatsu. > The website will be continuously updated to > include the latest press releases, press > conference schedules, Web-camera pictures, > relevant articles and links. It will also include a > daily news wrap-up of the sessions and > discussions at the Annual Meeting. All video > sessions will be available on RealVideo format > which can also be easily downloaded, > compliments of RealNetworks Inc. The site will > be up until the end of February 1999. > "Like every other commercial or not-for-profit > organization, the World Economic Forum is > confronting the promises and challenges of the > Internet," commented Bruno Giussani, Principal > and Head of On-line Strategy at the World > Economic Forum. "Usage of our website has > more than doubled in one year. Working with > our partners to create the Live99 site has > enabled us to add to our commitment to > implement the best technology available to > communicate with our members and the public." > "Novell is pleased to be partnering with the > leaders of the World Economic Forum, CNNfn > Interactive and RealNetworks to help expand > the reach of this Meeting through global on-line > broadcasts," said Cheryl Quist, Director of > Electronic Marketing at Novell. "Leveraging the > latest in Internet technology, we can help to > disseminate more information about the > Forum's proceedings to audiences who would > otherwise be unable to attend, enabling them > to hear about the World Economic Forum's > efforts to improve the world economy and > encourage business ethics among nations." > Novell Inc. (http://www.novell.com) is an > Institutional Partner of the World Economic > Forum and has been involved in the > development of the technical infrastructure > available to participants at the Annual Meeting > and Regional Summits worldwide. Prior to the > launch of Live99, RealNetworks Inc. > (http://www.real.com) worked with the Forum > and Novell on the webcasting which took place > from the 1998 East Asia Economic Summit in > Singapore. > In addition to its involvement with the Live99 > site, CNNfn Interactive will be providing daily > coverage of events in Davos which can be found > at http://www.cnnfn.com > The World Economic Forum is the foremost > global partnership of business, government, > intellectual and other leaders of civil society > committed to improving the state of the world. > Incorporated since 1971 as a foundation, the > World Economic Forum is independent, > impartial and not-for-profit, tied to no political, > partisan or national interests. > Webcast Press Release, 21 January 1999 ----- Aloha, He'Ping, Om, Shalom, Salaam. Em Hotep, Peace Be, Omnia Bona Bonis, All My Relations. Adieu, Adios, Aloha. Amen. 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