2015 Bilderberg Conference - On the menu: Greece, Hillary for President & Art. Intelligence

It is well-known that whatever agenda is going to be discussed at the 63rd Bilderberg conference, which is set to take place from June 11-14 in Telfs-Buchen, Austria, will certainly have dire repercussions for the entire world for years to come. Perhaps the BIGGEST NEWS coming out of Austria, where this year's event is being held, is the fact that one of Hillary Clinton's advisers is set to attend. According to reports, Clinton's ally Jim Messina of The Messina Group is apparently to attend the conference. This news indicates that the powers that be have most likely decided to back Hillary Clinton for President. (Much to our dismay!)

The key topics for discussion according to reporters who are covering the secretive Bilderberg meeting even include the Greek crisis as well as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, chemical weapons threats, global economy, European strategy, the Middle East including Iran, NATO, Russia, terrorism, the UK and the US elections.

The CEO of Cement Titan, Dimitris Papalexopoulos, former prime minister Panagiotis Pikrammenos and president of the Greek European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP) Loukas Tsoukalis, are just three names among some 140 participants of this year's meeting, according to the Bilderberg Group website.

Other guests this year also include Google chairman Eric Schmidt; Paul M. Achleitner, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Bank; the Tyrolean property investor Rene Benko; Shell CEO Ben van Beurden; Thomas Enders, CEO, Airbus Group; Henri de Castries, the Chairman of the Euro Group; Austrian President Heinz Fischer; Siemens Austria CEO Wolfgang Hesoun; the CEO of Austrian oil and gas giant OMV, Gerhard Roiss; and Ryanair chairman Michael O'Leary.

An elite anti-terrorism squad is going to be deployed under the command of Austria's Interior Ministry, the main road from Telfs to the Interalpen Hotel is going to be closed, the area around the hotel will also have a no-fly zone and more than 2,100 police officers are going to be stationed there.