BY MICHAEL HAYNE

NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

For the past 50 plus years, every major decision affecting the lives of the living across the world has been in the reptilian hands of the supra-national shadowy cabal known as the Bilderberg Group. The comic book-like organization recently had its annual meeting in Virginia, where entitled CEOs and world leaders discussed maintaining control of the world's wealth and easier ways to launch personal commerce wars, all in between having third world children's blood and polar bear tears as refreshments.

At the risk of sounding like a "CFR and NWO are out to get you" Paulbot, the furtive group’s meeting most certainly raises legitimate concerns among a free and democratic press, considering that it's a strictly closed event and nobody in the mainstream media covers it. Although Bilderberg does release an official attendees list (you and I are not on it!)—usually consisting of super rich CEOs, power-hungry world leaders and think tank panjandrums—it usually makes an exception for really special scumbags. You know, like Republican presidential candidates.

A great many Hotel employees recently made claims to Charlie Skelton of the Guardian that they spotted Mitt Romney in attendance:

“Four eyewitnesses on the hotel staff told me Willard Mitt Romney was here at Bilderberg 2012. My four eyewitnesses place him inside. That’s one more than Woodward and Bernstein used. Romney’s office initially refused to confirm or deny his attendance as Bilderberg is “not public”. His people later said it wasn’t him.”

Skelton appeared to confirm the Romney suspicions after speaking with Bilderberg expert Webster Tarpley about the Romney sighting and the ramifications of the 2012 election, including whether Wall Street is throwing all of its support behind Romney.

According to The Raw Story, Webster Tarpley stated, “I think there’s a frisson that’s gone through the ruling class against Obama.” Skelton then reported, "The leak we had from the flirty hotel staffer corroborated this. ‘They don’t seem to like Obama very much,’ he said."