ST. MORITZ, Switzerland—The AFP coverage team has arrived here in the Engadine Valley, just miles from the highest summit in the Eastern Alps, where this year’s secretive Bilderberg meeting is taking place. The 2011 venue for the yearly billionaire globalist confab is the posh Suvretta House, one of three possible resort hotels reported on in previous issues of AFP. Swiss police and private security personnel are already out in force in this usually sleepy Swiss resort.
Motorcades of vans with tinted windows have been seen in the area as well, headed for the conference site. As I write this, the elusive and exclusive Bilderbergers—the richest movers and shakers on the planet—are poised to meet June 9-11 to decide how they will advance their secret internationalist agenda. Some Swiss and German newspapers are already reporting on the impending meeting, a stark contrast to the nearly complete media blackout in the U.S. My colleague Mark Anderson and I have already been approached for interviews by three European news outlets, eager for truth about the goings-on.
