Clermont Set

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Group.png Clermont Set  
(Deep state milieu?)Rdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
Formation1962
FounderJohn Aspinall.jpg John Aspinall
Interestsgambling
Membership• Gianni Agnelli.jpg Gianni Agnelli
• Goldsmith Lucan.jpg Richard John Bingham
• Lord Boothby Allan Warren.jpg Bob Boothby
• Andrew Cavendish.jpg Andrew Cavendish
• Ian Fleming.jpg Ian Fleming
•  Lucian Freud
• James Goldsmith.jpg James Goldsmith
•  Dai Llewellyn
• Victor Lownes.jpg Victor Lownes
• Kerry Packer.jpg Kerry Packer
• Tiny Rowland.jpg Tiny Rowland
•  Edward John Stanley
• David Stirling.jpg David Stirling
•  Peter Sellers
• Jim Slater.jpg Jim Slater
"If the original Clermont set were defined by one quality, it was a reckless taste for taking risks."

The Clermont Set was a group which met at the Clermont Club (founded in 1960 by John Aspinall). Gambling and womanising were common pastimes of its members. "If the original Clermont set were defined by one quality, it was a reckless taste for taking risks."[1]

Exposure

Adam Curtis mentioned the group in his film The Mayfair Set.

 

Group

GroupStartDescription
Clermont Set1962"If the original Clermont set were defined by one quality, it was a reckless taste for taking risks." Many members had many connections to other deep state milieux including Le Cercle and The Bilderberg.

 

Known members

8 of the 15 of the members already have pages here:

MemberDescription
Gianni AgnelliItalian industrialist, 37 Bilderbergs
Robert BoothbyBritish politician and UK deep state operative, Clermont Set, Bilderberg
Ian Fleming"A womaniser of outrageous proportions", spook and author who created the James Bond character
James Goldsmithan Anglo-French billionaire financier and businessman, possible deep state operative.
Kerry PackerAustralian Clermont Set media magnate
Tiny Rowland"The unpleasant and unacceptable face of capitalism" (PM Edward Heath in 1973)
Peter Sellers
David StirlingFounded the SAS. "If there hadn’t been a global war for survival taking place, Major David Stirling is the type of British Officer who would have been thrown out of the army, if not court-martialed."
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