Following several reports that male prostitutes were being transported to a location near the Suvretta Hotel at which Bilderberg members are stationed in St. Moritz, members of the elitist confab were subsequently photographed leaving the luxury El Paradiso compound and walking back to the hotel.

The full extent of our live video feeds, archived video, interviews, reports, photographs and analysis of Bilderberg 2011, all in one place.

Infowars reporetrs Aaron Dykes and Paul Joseph Watson have received confirmation from an inside source that four other influential people who were not named on the official attendee list are in attendance at the Bilderberg conference 2011.

The Austrain Press has confirmed that the head of their government, Chancellor Werner Faymann is in attendance at Bilderberg 2011 in St. Moritz.

Global leaders and corporate kingpins gather this week in secrecy for this year’s Bildeberg conference in Switzerland. As the media is shunned from listening in, should the world be weary of what’s being discussed? Radio host Alex Jones says that the Bildeberg group has an authoritarian agenda and everyone should be concerned. In recent years, however, media moles are infiltrating and are causing Bildeberg to crumble.

Under normal circumstances, a gathering of top executives from Google, Facebook and Microsoft would have the media salivating. So would a gathering of some of the most important international politicians on the globe.

Aside from one CNBC article 3 days ago, this is it…

Paul Joseph Watson and Aaron Dykes report the latest developments from St. Moritz, Switzerland, where the globalist cabal is holding its annual confab and where the elite are hammering out their agenda for the next year.

The full compiled coverage from day 3 at Bilderberg 2011, consisting of all Aaron Dykes’ and Paul Joseph Watson’s reports from throughout the day.

Swiss People’s Party representative Dominique Baettig is going to march to the meeting along with two other leading politicians from the Swiss People’s Party and demand to be allowed inside to confront the elite attendees.