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• Time magazine's
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• Harper's Magazine/Editor
  ...ner [[John Cowles, Jr.]], prompting resignations from many of the magazine's star contributors and staffers. ...senior editor at [[Time magazine]], was hired to replace Morris as Harper's ninth editor, serving in that position from [[1971]] until [[1976]].
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• Harper's Magazine
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• The New Yorker
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• Harper's Magazine/Editor
  ...ner [[John Cowles, Jr.]], prompting resignations from many of the magazine's star contributors and staffers. ...senior editor at [[Time magazine]], was hired to replace Morris as Harper's ninth editor, serving in that position from [[1971]] until [[1976]].
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• Harper's Magazine
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• Julie Brown
  ...ing story surrounding Jeffrey Epstein]]. She was included in Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People of 2020.<ref>http://archive.today/2022.01.28-21
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• The Atlantic
  |type=magazine, website |description=US liberal establishment magazine owned by billionaires.
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• Time Out
  |type=magazine |description=London and global cultural, entertainment guide magazine. By the [[1980s]], its former radicalism, where it exposed [[deep state]] a
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• Forbes
  |constitutes=Magazine |description=Business magazine
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• Andrew Knight
  |parents=M. W. B. Knight, S. E. F. Knight ...he was the second youngest [[The Economist/Editor|editor]] in the magazine's history.
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• Bne IntelliNews
  ...he company's staff are based in multiple locations throughout the magazine's geographic area of coverage.<ref name=about/> bne IntelliNews publishes a printed magazine covering business news and politics in more than 30 [[Eastern Europe]] and
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• Briton Hadden
  |description=Co-founder of ''[[Time Magazine]]'' with [[Henry Luce]], who gained hold of company after Hadden died prema |employer=Time Magazine
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• Andrew Rosthorn
  |description=UK news reporter who also writes for [[Lobster Magazine]]. ...for Marks and Spencer, the [[Owen Oyston Affair]]<ref>https://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/articles/lob34-03.htm</ref> and Royal Navy espionage in [[Japan]].<re
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• Expo Foundation
  |wikipedia=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expo_(magazine) |name=''Expo magazine''
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• Peter Collier
  ..., the "anti-war" magazine; publishing articles in Horowitz's [[FrontPage]] magazine; co-author with Horowitz on several books (including ''The Anti-Chomsky Rea *[[Heterodoxy]] the CSPC magazine, publisher
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• John Seymour Chaloner
  .... As early as 1939, Chaloner himself began working for the magazine '' Boy's Own Paper ''. During the [[Second World War]], he enlisted in the [[British ...ner and Bohrer handed over the magazine to one of their editors and protégés, [[Rudolf Augstein]], who re-edited it as editor and chief editor under the
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• Lobster Magazine
  |URL=http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/ |wikipedia=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobster_(magazine)
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• New Statesman
  |constitutes=Gatekeeper,Magazine ...sman''''' is a British [[Political magazine|political]] and [[cultural]] [[magazine]] published in [[London]].<ref>https://www.britannica.com/topic/New-Statesm
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• Joshua Cooper Ramo
  |amazon=https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Joshua+Cooper+Ramo ...f executive of [[Kissinger Associates]], the consulting firm of former [[U.S. Secretary of State]] [[Henry Kissinger]].<ref>http://www.salon.com/tech/ht
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• Justin Fox
  |description=Business journalist for [[Fortune magazine]], [[Time Magazine]] and [[Bloomberg News|Bloomberg]] |employer=Time Magazine
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• Socialist Review
  |description=The monthly magazine of the British Socialist Workers Party The '''''Socialist Review''''' is the monthly magazine of the British [[Socialist Workers Party (UK)|Socialist Workers Party]]. As
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• CounterSpy
  |wikipedia=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CounterSpy_(magazine) |type=magazine
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• Standpoint magazine
  |wikipedia=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standpoint_(magazine) '''Standpoint''' is a monthly cultural and political magazine published by Social Affairs Unit Magazines Ltd, a subsidiary of the [[Socia
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• Mohamed Elmaazi
  ...mohamed-elmaazi-9242b665 "Mohamed Elmaazi, Freelance Journalist at Jacobin Magazine"]''</ref> ...azi tweeted:{{QB|Scottish High Court Denies Whistleblower [[Craig Murray]]'s Request To Appeal Conviction Over Blog Posts.
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• Peter Brant
  |birth_place=New York City, New York State,U.S. ...tor, and childhood friend of [[Donald Trump]]. Listed in [[Jeffrey Epstein's black book]].
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• Rudolph Rauch
  |description=[[TIME magazine]] senior correspondent "In Attendance" at the [[1995 Bilderberg meeting]]. |employer=TIME magazine
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• Patrick Pelloux
  ...on the spot after the shooting, being called by someone who worked for the magazine. He immediately phoned [[French President]] [[François Hollande]] to tell
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• Spiked Online
  |description=British internet magazine |wikipedia=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiked_(magazine)
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• Lewis Lapham
  |description=US journalist. Editor of ''[[Harper's Magazine]]''. Attended the [[1973 Bilderberg]] |title=Harper's Magazine/Editor
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• Vanity Fair
  |type=magazine Vanity Fair referred to [[Dylan Avery]]'s ''[[Loose Change]]'' as "the first [[Internet]] blockbuster".
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• Charles Rolo
  ...tish Information Services]]. After the war he was a senior editor of Money magazine and former literary critic of the Atlantic Monthly, died Tuesday. He was 66 ...arket,' was highly praised by several leading financial publications. Rolo's mastered three foreign languages and monitored propaganda during World War
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• Richard Stratton
  ...lished ''Altered States of America'' in which Stratton exposed the [[CIA]]'s [[MKUltra]] Project.<ref>http://www.frankolsonproject.org/Articles/Spin.htm
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• Lisa Haseldine
  ...ww.spectator.co.uk/writer/lisa-haseldine/ "Lisa Haseldine is The Spectator's assistant online editor"]''</ref> ...-storm-presidential-palace/ In pictures: Bolsonaro supporters storm Brazil’s presidential palace]
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• Zapruder film
  |description=A film shot of [[JFK]]'s assassination, taken by [[Abraham Zapruder]] ...o hide evidence of the assassination (such as the [[JFK motorcade]] driver's slowing the vehicle.<ref>https://wakeup-world.com/2015/12/03/who-how-and-wh
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• John Fredriksen
  |description=Before abandoning his Norwegian citizenship, he was Norway's richest man. Now Cypriot citizen. ...orway|Norwegian]]-born oil tanker and shipping magnate, who owns the world's largest oil tanker fleet. He also has major interests in the offshore drill
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• Thane Eugene Cesar
  |subjects=RFK/Assassination, Thane Eugene Cesar, Time magazine ...as the cover image for the 24 June 1968 cover of [[Life magazine|''Life'' magazine]].<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8lWYFslP8c</ref>
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• Christoph Germann
  ...] region. Germann's articles have been published at ''[[Russia Insider]]'' magazine and ''[[BFP Report]]''.
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• Foreign Affairs
  |type=magazine ...oreign Affairs''' is an American magazine of international relations and U.S. foreign policy. It is the house organ of the [[Council on Foreign Relation
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• Sigi Thordarson
  In a June 2021 interview with Icelandic magazine ''Stundin'', Sigi Thordarson admitted to fabricat­ing key accusati­ons in {{CCM}} has treated Sigi Thordarson's exposure in relation to the [[Julian Assange]] case as a [[third rail topic
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• Aditya Mittal
  ...ttended high school at [[Jakarta International School]]. He has a bachelor's degree in economics from the [[Wharton School of the University of Pennsylv ...{{citation needed|date=July 2018}} He lives in London. He led Mittal Steel's offer for Arcelor that led to its acquisition and merger with Mittal Steel
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• Rolling Stone
  |type=magazine |description=Magazine which used to have independent reporting, although it has increasingly fall
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• Parapolitics
  In Iyer's conception, parapolitics is best understood as the activity of continually ==Peter Dale Scott's usage==
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• Commentary (magazine)
  |type=magazine |wikipedia=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commentary_(magazine)
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• The New Criterion
  |type=magazine ...e New Criterion]: Profile, Accessed: 1 December 2008</ref>. A list of TNC's [http://www.bookrags.com/wiki/List_of_contributors_to_The_New_Criterion con
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• James Forsyth
  ...cle/boris-johnsons-great-climate-change-challenge-s2vj7673b "Boris Johnson’s great climate change challenge"]''</ref> ...assistant editor before launching ''Coffee House'', ''[[The Spectator]]'''s political blog, in 2007. He was appointed deputy editor, online, of ''[[The
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• Pham Xuan An
  '''Pham Xuan An''' was a Vietnamese [[journalist]] for [[Time magazine]] who spied for the US. His whole story is related by Larry Berman in his b ...Kent]], author of a book describing espionage as a "reportorial" task. An's spy schooling had begun...
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• Philip Collins
  ...his former colleague, [[Richard Reeves]] (who later became [[Nick Clegg]]'s Director of Strategy). ...-preserve-legacy-new-MPs.html </ref> and was responsible for writing Blair's last speech as Leader of the Labour Party. In 2007 his was among many names
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• Maggie Stanfield
  ...ng to the [[Northern Ireland Office]]. Producer of the acclaimed [[Omnibus magazine]], Maggie was closely involved in the visit of President Bill Clinton and i
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• Hugo Rifkind
  |alma_mater= Loretto School, George Watson's College,Emmanuel College (Cambridge) ..."[[anthropogenic global warming]]", a concept which ''The Spectator''{{'}}s other writers often argue against.<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/media/20
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• John Loudon
  ...the [[1962 Bilderberg|1962]], [[1965 Bilderberg|1965]], [[1975 Bilderberg]]s. ...in the Middle East and the [[Suez Crisis]] in [[1956]]. He increased Shell's influence despite growing Arab nationalism during the early 1960s.
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• Raj sharma
  =America's Top Wealth Advisors= ...advisors/1000/2019?mod=advisor_directory_profile</ref> as one of [[America’s Top 100 Financial Advisors]]. Top Wealth Advisors list includes 250 advisor
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• Werner Dieter
  |description=Mannesmann A.G.'s chief executive. ...owns a majority stake. The accusations were raised by ''[[Der Spiegel]]'' magazine, which said Dieter forced Rexroth to pay Hydac prices that were above preva
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• Olivier Chevrillon
  ...ter [[Ben Bella]] on October 22, 1956. He was then [[Jean-Pierre Dannaud]]'s assistant at the Ministry of Cooperation as the decolonization of Africa la ...ansform his weekly into a news magazine in the editorial line of ''[[Time (magazine)|Time]]'' or ''[[Newsweek]]''.
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• Debbie von Bismarck
  ...n=British socialite listed in [[Jeffrey Epstein/Black book|Jeffrey Epstein's black book]]. Holidays with [[UK Prime Minister]] [[Boris Johnson]]. She is listed in [[Jeffrey Epstein/Black book|Jeffrey Epstein's black book]]. [[UK Prime Minister]] [[Boris Johnson]] and his girlfriend [
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• Matti Apunen
  ...3-10913658</ref>.Apunen started as Chairman of the Board of the government's radio and TV-broadcaster [[YLE]] in May 2021.<ref>https://yle.fi/uutiset/3- Apunen enrolled as a student in [[1979]] and graduated with a master's degree in social sciences in [[1989]] from the [[University of Tampere]]. H
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• Gal Luft
  From Luft's profile on EMET<ref>[http://www.emetonline.org/advisory_luft.html EMET Prof ...Foreign Relations, House International Relations, House Science and the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission. He holds degrees in interna
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• Ken Silverstein
  ...-Chief of [[Washington Babylon]]. resigned in 2015 from [[Pierre Omidyar]]'s honey trap [[The Intercept]]. ...r 2010, left his position as Washington editor and blogger at ''[[Harper's Magazine]]'', but remained a contributing editor.<ref>http://harpers.org/blog/2010/0
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• United Airlines Flight 553
  ...redit, including 2,435 hours in the Boeing 737 cockpit. However, the pilot's rate of descent was too great and its airspeed too slow and it stalled. His Dorothy Hunt's purse was found to contain $10,000 in $100 bills. Just before boarding the
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• Irving Kristol
  ...article'''Civil Liberties', 1952—A Study in Confusion'' in a letter to the magazine.<ref>[http://www.commentarymagazine.com/viewarticle.cfm/-civil-liberties--1
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• Zhou Xiaochuan
  |title=Governor of the People's Bank of China ...e longest-serving central bank chief since the establishment of the People's Republic of China.<ref name=Reuters2>http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/03
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• Madonna
  ...ressing-rooms-after-shows</ref><ref>http://www.europeancleaningjournal.com/magazine/web-article/latest-news/madonna-uses-dna-cleaning-team-for-tour</ref><ref>h ...narama.com/posts-en/2014/05/30/the-full-madonna-katy-perry-interview-for-v-magazine/</ref>
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• Ian Hislop
  ...n on the [[BBC]] quiz show ''Have I Got News for You'' since the programme's inception in 1990.<ref>''[https://www.theguardian.com/media/2011/sep/23/ian
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• File:Assange-manne.pdf ...list conservatism into the political culture of the United States; Assange's in the revolutionary threat his idea of publishing damaging documentary inf ...hich Assange was the primary researcher. In what is called the "Researcher's Introduction", Assange begins with a cryptic quote from Oscar Wilde: (5.97 MB) - 16:50, 17 April 2011

• John Ehrlichman
  |birth_place=Tacoma, Washington, U.S. |death_place=Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.
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• Richard Bernstein
  |employer=Time magazine ...imes]]'' and a foreign correspondent for both ''[[Time (magazine)|Time]]'' magazine and ''The New York Times'' in Europe and Asia. He attended the 1997 Bilderb
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• CovertAction Quarterly
  |name=''CovertAction Magazine'' |type=magazine
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• Hendrik van den Bergh
  [[Hendrik van den Bergh]] was the head of South Africa's [[Bureau for State Security]] at the height of the Apartheid era in the 197 ...azine/article/0,9171,916678-1,00.html SOUTH AFRICA: Rhoodie's Story], Time magazine, 26 March 1979.
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• Olli Kivinen
  ...en's columns usually dealt with international issues. He supported Finland's accession to the [[European Union]], and in his last columns he also spoke ...nki]] correspondent in 1962–1964 and 1970–1996, and as [[The Independent]]'s Helsinki correspondent in 1988–1989.
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• Neo
  ...oice in ''The Matrix: Path of Neo''. In 2008, Neo was selected by ''Empire magazine'' as the 68th Greatest Movie Character of All Time.<ref>http://www.empireon
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• Joshua Rozenberg
  ...ine. In May 2010 he started writing a weekly blog for ''[[The Guardian]]'''s online law page. On 8 June 2010, he returned to the BBC to present ''Law in ...d is accredited as a mediator by the ADR group. He has won the Bar Council's Legal Reporting Award four times. In January 2016, he was made an honorary
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• Juan Tomas de Salas
  |image=Juan Tomás de Salas.png |description=Liberal Spanish journalist and editor. His magazine was one of the most prestigious and widely read [[liberal]] publication in
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• Michael Ringier
  |description=Chairman of his family's media company ''Ringier''. ...r''' is a Swiss [[Publishing|publisher]]. He is the Chairman of his family's media company [[Ringier]].
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• Beppe Severgnini
  Editor in chief of ''[[Corriere Della Sera]]'''s weekly magazine. ...r people were supporting the [[COVID lockdown]] and trusted the government's decision, he reported that "almost everyone I know".<ref>https://www.npr.or
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• Trinity Mirror
  |description=The largest British newspaper, magazine and digital publisher '''Trinity Mirror plc''' is the largest British newspaper, magazine and digital publisher after purchasing rival ''Local World'' from Daily Mai
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• Warren Hinckle
  ...ission]] and revealed a major scoop, the massive [[CIA]] funding of [[NGO]]s like the [[National Student Association]]. ...[[Ralph J. Gleason]] resigned in protest and turned his attention to a new magazine, ''[[Rolling Stone]]'', which he co-founded with former ''Ramparts'' staffe
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• Amy Walter
  ...o"/> She has also was made Editor-in-Chief at the ''[[National Journal]]'''s [[The Hotline]].<ref name=LeadingAuth>http://www.leadingauthorities.com/spe Walter's work has been featured in ''[[The Washington Post]]'', ''[[The Wall Street
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• Will Self
  ...''Building Design'' on the built environment, and for the ''Independent'' magazine on the psychology of place brought him to prominence as a thinker concerned
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• Rudolph Peterson
  |image_caption=Peterson was promoted on the front page of ''[[Time Magazine]]'' six months after he attended Bilderberg ...Bilderberg meeting]]. Peterson was promoted on the front page of ''[[Time Magazine]]'' In December 1966, six months after the meeting.
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• Jimmy Wales
  |description=Founder of super-influential [[Wikipedia]]. Tony Blair aide's is (strategically?) married to him. |birth_place=Huntsville, Alabama, U.S.
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• Guy Lawson
  ...an]] journalist and [[true crime]] writer who has been published in Harper's, ''[[GQ]]'', the ''[[New York Times]]'', and ''[[Rolling Stone]]''.<ref nam ...lades and opportunities, starting with a breakthrough stories for [[Harper's]] about small-town Canadian hockey players and life in a flophouse on the B
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• Richard M. Bennett
  Richard M. Bennett's research has been helpful to [[Wikispooks]] in establishing some basic fact ...ect of intelligence....laced with gems throughout... a must-buy"'' (EYESPY Magazine)
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• Leon Kass
  ...7 members, many of whom were associated with the neoconservative religious magazine ''[[First Things]]''.<ref>Ronald Bailey, [http://www.reason.com/news/show/3 ::Let's start with the boss. Leon Kass is a physician and philosopher with a decide
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• Grace Blakeley
  |alma_mater=St Peter's College (Oxford) ..., and [[Labour Party]] activist. She is a staff writer for ''[[Tribune]]'' magazine and was previously the economics commentator of the ''[[New Statesman]]''.
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• John Dinges
  '''John Dinges''' was special correspondent for ''[[Time (magazine)|Time]]'', ''[[Washington Post]]'' and [[Citadel Media|ABC Radio]] in [[Chi ...government. With a group of Chilean journalists, he cofounded the Chilean magazine ''[[APSI]]''.<ref>http://johndinges.com/</ref> Since 1996 he was associate
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• Oscar Bronner
  ...ith Oscar Bronner, Wochenzeitung Falter, Wien, Nr. 40 vom 2. Oktober 2008, S. 27</ref> ...nomic journal ''[[Trend (magazine)|trend]]'' and news magazine ''[[Profil (magazine)|profil]]''.<ref name="de">https://www.kobo.com/at/en/ebook/despite-everyth
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• Hugh Hefner
  |description=Founder and editor-in-chief of ''[[Playboy]]'' magazine. ...azine publisher. He was the founder and editor-in-chief of ''[[Playboy]]'' magazine, a publication with revealing photographs and articles which provoked charg
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• Trowbridge Ford
  A brief biographical account of Ford's CIC service in Paris during the [[Korean War]] is posted [http://codshit.bl ...omment-page-3/</ref> His writings were published on a number of [[website]]s, including:
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• Andrej Babiš
  ''Forbes'' magazine term Andrej Babiš "the Czech Republic's version of [[Donald Trump]]".<ref>https://www.forbes.com/profile/andrej-bab
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• Elizabeth Holmes
  The company's valuation soared after it claimed to have revolutionized [[blood test]]ing ...tune (magazine)|Fortune]]'' named her in its feature article on "The World's 19 Most Disappointing Leaders".<ref name="Fortune">https://web.archive.org/
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• William Raborn
  ...,9171,833615,00.html "A PERT Man for the CIA"], [[Time (magazine)|''Time'' magazine]], April 23, 1965</ref> ...1959, fired its first test missile July 20, 1960, and departed on the Navy's first deterrent patrol on November 15, 1960. Raborn received the [[Navy Dis
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• Midge Decter
  |birth_place=Saint Paul, Minnesota, U.S. ...stream'' magazine, managing editor at ''Commentary'', editor at ''Harper's Magazine'', and was an editor at Legacy Books and at Basic Books.
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• Gerald Posner
  |description=A supporter of [[US deep state]] {{on}}s |birth_place=San Francisco, California, U.S.
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• Lester Reingold
  ...He holds a master's in journalism from Columbia University and a bachelor's in history, summa cum laude, from Washington University in St. Louis."<ref>
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• Diana Mosley
  |description=one of Britain's noted Mitford sisters. Married Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]. '''Diana, Lady Mosley''', née Mitford, was one of Britain's noted Mitford sisters.<ref>''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3qFPYIFNeE "
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• Lammot du Pont Copeland
  |birth_place=Christiana Hundred, Delaware, U.S. |death_place=Mt. Cuba Center, Greenville, Delaware, U.S.
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• Weekly Standard
  ...tens When Weekly Speaks]", ''New York Times'', March 11, 2003. </ref>. The magazine is edited by [[William Kristol]], chairman of the controversial [[Project f ...that "more than 65,000 politically active Americans nationwide receive the magazine each week". <ref>"[http://www.weeklystandard.com/advertising/readershipcirc
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• Marc Benioff
  |interests=Time Magazine |description=US Internet billionaire, bought ''[[Time Magazine]]''
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• Stephen Dorril
  ...s Oral History Unit. He has written a number of books, mostly about the UK's [[intelligence agencies]].<ref>{http://www.andrewlownie.co.uk/authors/steph With [[Robin Ramsay]], Dorril co-founded the magazine ''[[Lobster]]'', but where Ramsay, according to Dorril, "went through somet
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• Robin Ramsay
  |founded=Lobster Magazine |description=Robin Ramsay is co-founder and editor of the Lobster Magazine. He writes about politics, para-politics and deep Politics.
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• Megan McArdle
  ...rdian]]'', the ''[[New York Sun]]'', ''[[The New York Post]]'', ''[[Reason magazine]]'' and ''[[Salon.com]]''. ...versity of Chicago]].<ref name=bio>[http://newamerica.net/user/214 McArdle's profile with the fellowship]</ref>
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• Joe Lauria
  ...tigative unit, the ''New York Times'', the ''Washington Post'', ''New York Magazine'', and the ''Huffington Post'', among other publications.<ref>https://web.a ...0541YE16 "A Political Odyssey: The Rise of American Militarism and One Man's Fight to Stop It"], which was published in September 2008.
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• 'Tommy Robinson'
  ...', July 2010.</ref> According to the ''One Million United'' blog, Robinson's Facebook page was deleted shortly after publication of the ''Searchlight'' ...Names EDL Leader “Tommy Robinson” as Stephen Yaxley-Lennon], ''Bartholomew's Notes on Religion, 26 June 2010.
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