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Wesley Clark + (“And what ha … “And what happened in 9/11 is we didn’t have a strategy, we didn’t have bipartisan agreement, we didn’t have American understanding of it and we had instead a policy [[coup]] in this country, a coup, a policy coup. Some hard nosed people took over the direction of American policy and they never bothered to inform the rest of us.”d they never bothered to inform the rest of us.”)
John Kerry + (“And yes, it [the Great Reset] will happen...and I think it will happen with greater speed and with greater intensity than a lot of people might imagine”)
Marjorie Thompson + (“Another Lab … “Another Labour figure who has had an experience with the BAP is [[Emma Dent Coad]] who was the party’s first ever MP for [[Kensington]], serving from 2017-19, and is now leader of the Labour Group on the borough’s council. She told [[Declassified UK|Declassified]] that a friend who was a senior official in the [[Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament]] (CND) tried to recruit her to the BAP in the 1980s. Coad later found out this person “worked with the CIA”. At the time, the US government had, according to an official memo leaked to the [[Washington Post]], initiated a "propaganda exercise in Britain, aimed at neutralising the efforts of CND".“In the late 80s, I was a [[journalist]] working in design and architecture and very busy at the time, travelling around a lot and writing for various magazines,” Coad told us. “At the time, a local friend who was senior in CND started talking to me about this project that she was involved in." "She basically said that if I was able to go to [[Washington]] and give a talk about the work I was doing, I’d have a lovely dinner, it would all be paid for, and then I’d be part of this international group who were just trying to improve life," Coad added. “Then I would be part of that group forever and I’d be invited to things periodically, and it would give me a really good profile."Coad thought about it and discussed it with her then husband. "But I just felt there was something a bit smelly about it frankly,” she says. “It didn’t ring true, something so generous just for me being there, so I politely declined." “Later I found out what the [[British-American Project]] was all about," she adds. “Then I found out a couple of years later that this friend – who had by then moved out of the area and I’d lost contact with her – worked with the [[CIA]], and I was absolutely appalled."Coad says she was good friends with the husband of the alleged CIA operative, and that he told her she was working for the agency as soon as he found out. "There was something not quite right. I was just a jobbing journalist really, in a faintly glamorous environment, why would I be of interest to this international group?"But Coad can understand why she was a target. "I’ve always been a [[socialist]], I always had those values from school,” she says. “I was political at college, at university, I had roles in the unions, I’d always been political. So clearly she knew that."She adds: “I started writing a [[book]] on [[Spanish]] design [[architecture]], so I was busy, and I think my stock was rising at the time. The recruiter was very prominent in CND, which I supported.”After Coad was told about the CIA connection "it began to drop into place," she says. Coad then looked up the recruiter who had moved on from CND to PR firm [[Saatchi & Saatchi]], which has funded the BAP. “I thought, ‘that’s interesting, a bit of a leap from what they were doing before’. I thought it was very strange that they would go from CND to working for a right-wing advertising agency, so it rang true, and I believed it.””tising agency, so it rang true, and I believed it.””)
"Countering disinformation" + (“Another bar … “Another barrier to combating disinformation is the fact that certain Kremlin-backed narratives are factually true. For example, the [[Serbia]]n organisation [[European Western Balkans]] noted that one of the country's most prominent pro-Kremlin narratives relates to Russia's ongoing support for Belgrade in the Kosovo dispute which is true. Responding to inconvenient truths, as opposed to pure [[propaganda]], is naturally more problematic.”propaganda]], is naturally more problematic.”)
University of California/Berkeley + (“Anthony Fau … “Anthony Fauci’s uninterrupted flow of millions of dollars to its labs and med school had by the [[1980s]] transformed Berkeley — a mecca for [[free speech]] in the [[1960s]] — into an omphalos of reaction and medical heterodoxy. In a pioneering template for “[[cancel culture]],” the university unceremoniously stripped [[Peter Duesberg|Duesberg]] — then at the very top of his field — of everything: government funding, grad students, a proper lab, and invitations to conferences. Only his tenured position prevented Berkeley from ridding itself of the iconoclastic researcher altogether.”self of the iconoclastic researcher altogether.”)
Scientism + (“Antiscience … “Antiscience has emerged as a dominant and highly lethal force, and one that threatens global security, as much as do terrorism and nuclear proliferation. We must mount a counteroffensive and build new infrastructure to combat antiscience, just as we have for these other more widely recognized and established threats... Antiscience is the rejection of mainstream scientific views and methods or their replacement with unproven or deliberately misleading theories, often for nefarious and political gains. It targets prominent scientists and attempts to discredit them.”nent scientists and attempts to discredit them.”)
US/Foreign policy + (“Anybody who … “Anybody who believes that a country's internal [[democracy]] is the determining factor in whether the West decides to move for violent regime change in that country, is a complete idiot. Any [[journalist]] or [[politician]] who makes that claim is more likely to be a complete charlatan than a complete idiot. In recent years, possession of hydrocarbon reserves is very obviously a major factor in western regime change actions.” major factor in western regime change actions.”)
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy + (“Anyone that … “Anyone that can't efface themselves for support of the [[liberal]] vision, can bugger off. There have been hassles ever since Bolkestein left. Look what happened with Van Aarsten and Zalm. This is the line. I'll not hesitate to throw anyone out of the party if needed.”ate to throw anyone out of the party if needed.”)
Dale Vince + (“Anyone who says the [[climate crisis]] is not happening or it's not man-made, honestly, I think they're a [[conspiracy theorist|dangerous fool]], because it's like denying the [[Holocaust]] happened”)
Dolores Cahill + (“Anyone who’ … “Anyone who’s over 70 who gets one of these mRNA vaccines will probably sadly die within about two to three years.   And I would say anyone who gets the mRNA injection, no matter what age you are, your life expectancy will be reduced to, you know, die if you’re in your thirties within five to ten years, and you probably will have allergy, neuro-cognitive issues, inflammation, and of course [[infertility]] is the major one”is the major one”)

9-11/Official narrative + (“Anywhere from about $500,000 to $550,000.”)

Patrick Henningsen + (“Anywhere yo … “Anywhere you see the phrase, "the [[New Normal]]" – you should reject it. It's based on fraudulent premise that #COVID19 is somehow fundamentally much greater threat than other infectious diseases, when it's not.Anyone pushing this should be confronted and publicly admonished.”s should be confronted and publicly admonished.”)
COVID-19/Lockdown + (“Anywhere yo … “Anywhere you see the phrase, "the [[New Normal]]" – you should reject it. It's based on fraudulent premise that #COVID19 is somehow fundamentally much greater threat than other infectious diseases, when it's not. Anyone pushing this should be confronted and publicly admonished.”s should be confronted and publicly admonished.”)
Antoine Pinay + (“Apart from … “Apart from his distinguished career in public office, [[Antoine Pinay]] had other less obvious attributes. Convinced of the need for Franco-German reconciliation, Pinay would create a network of contacts that would finally take form as the [[Cercle Pinay]]; via the select club of [[Bilderbergers]], Pinay had easy access to the top figures in international politics and finance.” figures in international politics and finance.”)
Fred C. Iklé + (“Approximate … “Approximate military parity between the superpowers enhances the importance of [[PSYOP]] and [[POLWAR]] [Political Warfare]. Major adversaries equally armed and equally capable of destroying each other must turn away from shooting wars to settle their genuine conflicts. POLWAR and PSYOP pose a lower risk of escalation. Our era has become the age of [[terrorism]], [[insurgency]], and limited war because each of these is an essentially political method of struggle. In this era of [[superpower confrontation]], it is no longer facetious to set [[Clausewitz]]' dictum, "War is the continuation of politics by other means," on its head. In our modern world, international politics is the continuation of war by other means.”tics is the continuation of war by other means.”)
Ursula von der Leyen + (“As Federal … “As Federal Defense Minister, Von der Leyen behaved as the US President wanted when he called for increase in military spending: higher military budgets, increased armaments instead of disarmament. And although this minister got into trouble because of her high spending on consulting firms and various personnel decisions and was anything but a role model, she became [[President of the European Commission]]. That is a key function and it is important for the [[US]].The decision for von der Leyen happened quietly backstage. No sensible person can explain why she was given this important office. A partial explanation is that she had the support of important countries from [[Eastern Europe]]. The United States has a great influence on these states.In the first major critical case, Von der Leyen immediately and unequivocally represented the US position, where she said [[Iran]] itself is to be blamed for the confrontation in the [[Middle East]] and for [[Qassem Soleimani|the execution of the Iranian general]]. With her, the United States can probably also stake a claim on other occasions and play a key role in shaping the internal structure of the [[European Union]]. Ursula von der Leyen is the perfect example of an "[[agent of influence]]".”agent of influence]]".”)
William Barr + (“As I sat do … “As I sat down, [[Craig Spence|Spence]] seated himself on the chocolate sofa next to a man in his late fifties, who had balding black hair and brown, round-framed glasses. He wore a blue, pinstripe suit, white shirt and a red tie. A miniature U.S. flag was pinned on his lapel. Spence introduced the man to me by name and also disclosed his title. He was in the administration of [[George H.W. Bush]]. I feel that [[George H. W. Bush/Presidency|the Bush administration]] had decided to pull out a big gun to eradicate any traces of Gregg's affinity for gay escorts, because Gregg had been so instrumental in [[Iran Contra]] and because he was en route to becoming the [[United States Ambassador to South Korea]]. Spence had dropped the name name of the cabinet member months earlier, when he revealed that he routinely provided him with adolescent boys.” that he routinely provided him with adolescent boys.”)
Annalena Baerbock + (“As [[European]] [[democracies]] and part of a [[transatlantic]] democratic alliance, we are also in systemic competition with an authoritarian regime like [[China]]”)
Neocolonialism + (“As [[colonies]] w … “As [[colonies]] won their freedom, old colonial powers were keen to maintain their profitable access to markets and raw materials. Newly elected governments in the colonies were tempted by lucrative contracts into granting licenses. This developed into a simple formula: a supply of money and guns to governments (most of which then abolished elections) in exchange for access to raw materials. As a further corruption, money received ‘in the name of the people’ often went straight into the bank account of a government minister, the account invariably being with a Western bank.For many countries, from colonialism to post-colonialism was a case of ‘out the frying pan, into the fire’. After voting once, people were held in check by machine-guns while their gangster governments, sponsored by outside powers, robbed, terrorized and murdered them. This kind of business proceeded, and proceeds still in many countries today, with the full knowledge of Western powers. Little was done for many decades by the West to restrain their part in it.”cades by the West to restrain their part in it.”)
2020 + (“As [[the Establishment]] f … “As [[the Establishment]] feels its grip slipping, as people wake up to the appalling economic exploitation by the few that underlies the very foundations of modern western society, expect the methods used by the security services to become even dirtier. You can bank on continued ramping up of [[Russophobia]] to supply “the enemy”. As both [[Scottish Independence]] and [[Jeremy Corbyn]] are viewed as real threats by the British Establishment, you can anticipate every possible kind of dirty trick in the next couple of years, with increasing frequency and audacity.” years, with increasing frequency and audacity.”)
Philip Marshall + (“As a former … “As a former operative in this group’s notorious covert missions, including [[Iran-Contra]] and the sting of [[Pablo Escobar]], I recognized that this [[9-11|smoke rising over Manhattan]] might add a major piece to my large jigsaw puzzle of evidence.”or piece to my large jigsaw puzzle of evidence.”)

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