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− | Typically, there is a "hard core" of regular members (c.f. the [[Bilderberg Steering Committee]] and occasional guests who are invited only for consultation on a single topic.<ref>''[[Rogue Agents]]''</ref> | + | Typically, there is a "hard core" of regular members (c.f. the [[Bilderberg Steering Committee]]) and occasional guests who are invited only for consultation on a single topic.<ref>''[[Rogue Agents]]''</ref> |
==Ideology== | ==Ideology== |
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Le Cercle meetings have had 338 known visitors since their first meeting in 1952. This probably represents only a fraction of the total visitors.
Attendance patterns
Typically, there is a "hard core" of regular members (c.f. the Bilderberg Steering Committee) and occasional guests who are invited only for consultation on a single topic.[1]
Ideology
Most Cercle attendees have a hawkish orientation, which could be summarised as 'extreme right wing'. Many have been closely involved in establishing institutions to promote first "anti-communism" and later "counter-terrorism". These have been used to promote cold war paranoia and lay the ideological groundwork for a "global war on terror".[2]
Lists of Le Cercle guests
- A list of all 338 known participants at Le Cercle, and a list of the 47 who have also attended the Bilderberg.
- Lists of guests by nationality.
- List of guests by birth year.
- Lists of guests by #visits.
- Lists of guests by age.
Many thanks to our Patrons who cover ~2/3 of our hosting bill. Please join them if you can.
References
- ↑ Rogue Agents
- ↑ Note, for example the connections to the 1979 JCIT; at least 4 Cercle members gave presentations and many started groups focusing on "terrorism research".