Bilderberg 2012: Exclusive Unseen Photos

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Friday, June 8, 2012

Unseen photos of Bilderberg 2012 exclusively provided to Infowars by Charlie Skelton.

Protester Collin Abramowicz squares up to the police line.

“The truth begs for change,” says Collin, 22. “The lie is entrancing, but once you realise what’s really happening in the world it’ll change your life and your behavior forever.”

Photo by Hannah Borno

Big signs versus big money – the largest crowds ever make their feelings known.

Photo by Hannah Borno

Occupy Bilderberg: protesting against the 0.001%.

Photo by Hannah Borno

Queen B travels incognito.

Photo by Hannah Borno

The typical Bilderberg protest gender ratio. Anywhere else she’d pique some interest, but here the guys are more interested in interviewing filmmaker Jason Bermas.

Photo by Hannah Borno

Head in the clouds: Bilderberg’s pet intellectual, Niall Ferguson catches up on reading for the China and Middle East session (beside him is fellow conference goer Cheng Li’s “China’s Emerging Middle Class’).

Photo by We Are Change San Antonio

Bilderberg: a hard word to spell, an easy word to shout. Alex lets rip at a passing limo.

Photo by Hannah Borno

Finns can only get better. Matti Apunen: Director, Finnish Business and Policy Forum EVA is exhausted after a long weekend of scheming.

Photo by Charlie Skelton

Playing dirty: a plain clothes Marine is caught using neuro-linguistic programming techniques on protestors.

Photo by Shallel Octavia

First generation Bilderberg hunter, Jim Tucker, gives a royal wave.

Photo by Hannah Borno

And the new generation. buried behind his live-stream kit is Luke Rudkowski.

Photo by Charlie Skelton

Grave warning: the words of a dead president have never been so apt.

Photo by Hannah Borno

On the prowl – Bilderberg watchers silently creep up on a lesser-spotted delegate.

Photo by Hannah Borno

When Irish eyes are plotting. Peter Sutherland, chairman of Goldman Sachs International, and Paul Gallagher, former attorney general of Ireland take a break between sessions.

Photo by Hannah Borno