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• Abdel Mohsen Bin Walid Bin Abdulaziz  + (A Saudi prince stopped in 2015 with 2 tons of amphetamines aboard his private jet.)
• Jakes Gerwel  + (A South African academic who brokered the deal for two Lockerbie bombing suspects to be extradited from Libya to stand trial in Holland)
• Lourens Horn  + (A South African mercenary)
• Connie Mulder  + (A South African politician brought down by [[Muldergate]].)
• John Wiley  + (A South African politician whose death would later lead to [[VIPaedophile]] allegations.)
• 2004 Madrid train bombings  + (A Spanish equivalent of [[7/7]], targetting civilians and blamed on [[Al Qaeda]])
• Pedro Baños  + (A Spanish soldier and academic scheduled to become [[Director of the Spanish Department of Homeland Security]] but who was passed over after influence was applied by the [[Integrity Initiative]].)
• El País  + (A Spanish-language [[Newspaper|daily newspaper]] in [[Spain]].)
• John Adrian O'Hare  + (A Super Secret "Dark Warrior" who was a Special Operator, CIA Contractor and Businessman.)
• Rive-Reine-Conference  + (A Swiss elite conference)
• Bassma Kodmani  + (A Syrian/French "trusted lieutenant of the Anglo-American democracy-promotion industry". who attended 2 Bilderbergs; in [[2008 Bilderberg|2008]] before the start of the [[2011 regime change proxy war]], and in [[2012 Bilderberg|2012]].)
• Jacob Applebaum  + (A Tor developer.)
• Document:Charles Walker's 2021 SAGE speech  + (A Tory Backbencher suggests full financial disclosure from members of SAGE and full elections, or they advise the Government, and if they do not want to do that, but want to advise TV studios, they do that, but they do not do both.)
• Stephen Milligan  + (A Tory MP and Parliamentary Private Secretary to [[Jonathan Aitken]]. Died a bizarre death, purportedly by [[suffocation]].)
• Truth and Reconciliation Commission  + (A Truth Commission established in [[South Africa]] after the abolition of [[apartheid]] intended to pursue [[restorative justice]]. One thing it did not do, was to follow up on foreign operation and covert help from allied countries.)
• Ergenekon  + (A Turkish deep state group with ties to members of the country's military and security forces. Exposed in 1996 car crash.)
• Ahmet Şık  + (A Turkish investigator into Ergenikon who was arrested for involvement in the group after writing a book about the [[Gülen movement]].)
• Fuat Alpkartal  + (A Turkish officer with strong ties to the Turkish intelligence community and a former Military Attaché in Washington. Attended the [[1959 Bilderberg]].)
• Document:Twitter Roundup 20.03.18  + (A Twitter roundup from II, comments on a Moon of Alabama piece. The contents are fairly standard fare, but which users II chose to follow is very interesting, and some are indeed "other users in our field")
• Document:FCO Skripal material 16.03.18  + (A Twitter roundup from II. The contents are fairly standard fare, but which users II chose to follow is very interesting, including a certain type of journalist, and "other users in our field".)
• Document:FCO Skripal twitter sample 23.3.18  + (A Twitter roundup from II. The contents are fairly standard fare, but which users II chose to follow is very interesting, and some are indeed "other users in our field")
• Document:Skripal Case Study Discernment IFS2018  + (A Twitter roundup from II. The contents are fairly standard fare, but which users II chose to follow is very interesting, and some are "other users in our field".)
• Document:FCO Skripal twitter sample 24.3.18  + (A Twitter roundup from II. The contents are fairly standard fare, but which users II chose to follow is very interesting, and some are "other users in our field".)
• Hugh Gaitskell  + (A UK Labour politician who reportedly died of a rare illness in hospital.)
• Chris Williamson  + (A UK MP who in late 2018 helped expose the [[Institute for Statecraft]]. Suspended for "[[antisemitism]]" in February 2019)

• SBS  + (A UK Special Forces Unit)

• University of Leicester  + (A UK University which signed an MOU with the [[Institute for Statecraft]])
• Merlyn Rees  + (A UK [[home secretary]] who spoke at the 1979 [[Jerusalem Conference on International Terrorism]].)
• James Gow  + (A UK academic on a list of emails from the [[Integrity Initiative]].)
• Victor Madeira  + (A UK academic who has focused on Russian espionage. A member of the [[IfS]] and the [[II]].)
• Craig Murray  + (A UK ambassador to Uzbekistan who stood up and did the right thing when confronted with evidence of [[torture]]. Smeared and dismissed by the [[UK deep state]], he continues his activism exposing [[Establishment]] lies and hypocrisy.)
• 15 (UK) Psychological Operations Group  + (A UK army psyop group.)
• Michael Mansfield  + (A UK barrister of note)
• Cambridge  + (A UK city noted particularly for [[Cambridge University]], one of the oldest academic institutions in the world.)
• Clive Ponting  + (A UK civil servant who blew the whistle on the [[Belgrano affair]])
• Imperial College London  + (A UK college, highly funded by the Gates Foundation, which played a central part in the [[COVID-19]] deep event by creating hysterical spreading models)
• Dave Springhall  + (A UK communist activist)
• Carne Ross  + (A UK diplomat turned dissident. In a 2010 piece the UK ''[[Observer]]'' he charged the [[UK/Deep state|UK 'deep state']] with hiding evidence from the [[Chilcot inquiry]].)
• William Sargant  + (A UK equivalent of Dr. [[Ewen Cameron]], who used insulin comas and ECT to destroy the minds of his subjects to save them.)
• 2008 Counter-Terrorism advertising campaign  + (A UK government program to ramp up [[fear]] of "[[terrorism]]" that was banned after public complaints.)
• Andy Worthington  + (A UK historian who has focused on Guantanamo Bay.)
• Michael Gillard  + (A UK journalist focused on exposing corruption)
• Astutus Intelligence  + (A UK limited company started in 2015 by two [[Institute for Statecraft]] directors and a third man. Dissolved in 2019.)
• UK/By-election  + (A UK local election of for the replacement of a single [[Member of Parliament]] when the seat becomes vacant between general elections.)
• Financial Times  + (A UK newspaper focusing on business)
• Daily Express  + (A UK newspaper which in 2016 questioned the destruction of [[WTC7]].)
• Daily Mail  + (A UK newspaper which occasionally publishes material of relevance, although its reputation for truthfulness is not the best.)
• John Yudkin  + (A UK nutritionist who was a pioneer in warning about the dangers of [[sugar]] consumption.)
• Ian Henderson  + (A UK official who was widely accused of torture)
• MI7  + (A UK organisation set up during [[WWI]] to manage [[censorship]] and [[propaganda]].)
• Labour Party  + (A UK political party which appears to have a leader independent of the [[deep state|establishment]])