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'''Lisa Rodman Jameson''' is/was an [[anti-communist]] spook, the wife of [[Donald Jameson]].
 
'''Lisa Rodman Jameson''' is/was an [[anti-communist]] spook, the wife of [[Donald Jameson]].

Latest revision as of 15:59, 18 October 2024

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(spook)
SpouseDonald Jameson
Member ofLe Cercle

Lisa Rodman Jameson is/was an anti-communist spook, the wife of Donald Jameson.

Career

She was an analyst with the National Security Council, "a non-profit, educational foundation which works to expand free markets and individual rights throughout the world. It is headquartered in Washington and has offices in London, Hamburg, Brussels and Johannesburg."

Lisa Jameson was director of Soviet and East European affairs at the International Freedom Foundation. she was the editor of IFF's newsletter "Soviet Perspectives." She previously served in the second Reagan administration as director of European and Soviet affairs for the National Security Council.

Lisa Jameson was on the National Security Council.[2]

Deep political connections

She attended Le Cercle.

 

Event Participated in

EventStartEndDescription
Symposium on the Role of Special Operations in US Strategy for the 1980s4 March 19835 March 1983Spooky conference attended by the US MICC
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