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'''Le Cercle meetings have had {{#ask: [[-Has member::Le Cercle]] OR [[-Has participant::~Le Cercle/*]]|format=count}} known visitors''' since their first meeting in 1952. Since very few of the meeting lists have been leaked, this probably represents only a fraction of the total visitors. The [[Bilderberg]] has had almost 10 times this number of visitors.<ref>[[Bilderberg/Guests]]</ref>
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'''Le Cercle meetings have had {{#ask: [[-Has member::Le Cercle]] OR [[-Has participant::~Le Cercle/*]]|format=count}} known visitors''' since their first meeting in 1952. Since very few of the meeting lists have been leaked, this probably represents only a fraction of the total visitors. The [[Bilderberg]], for example, is known to have had almost 10 times this number of visitors.<ref>[[Bilderberg/Guests]]</ref>
  
 
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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]]".<ref>Note, for example the connections to the 1979 [[JCIT]]; at least 4 Cercle members gave presentations and many started groups focusing on "[[terrorism research]]".</ref>
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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]]".<ref>Note, for example the connections to the 1979 [[JCIT]]; at least 4 Cercle members gave presentations and many started groups focusing on "[[terrorism research]]".</ref>
  
 
==Lists of Le Cercle guests==
 
==Lists of Le Cercle guests==

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Le Cercle meetings have had 332 known visitors since their first meeting in 1952. Since very few of the meeting lists have been leaked, this probably represents only a fraction of the total visitors. The Bilderberg, for example, is known to have had almost 10 times this number of visitors.[1]

Attendance patterns

This image from the 2016 Cercle Meeting in Washington reveals very a large majority of male visitors (as used to be the case with the Bilderberg.

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.[2]

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".[3]

Lists of Le Cercle guests

Many thanks to our Patrons who cover ~2/3 of our hosting bill. Please join them if you can.


References

  1. Bilderberg/Guests
  2. Rogue Agents
  3. Note, for example the connections to the 1979 JCIT; at least 4 Cercle members gave presentations and many started groups focusing on "terrorism research".