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• 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]])
• Robin Cook  + (A UK politician who on the day after [[7/7]] described [[Al-Qaida]] as a product of Western intelligence and insisted that the "[[war on terror]]" could not be won by military means.)
• Geoffrey Dickens  + (A UK politician who worked to expose the [[UK VIPaedophile]] phenomenon. Died prematurely.)
• James Le Mesurier  + (A UK spook involved in various [[NATO]] interventions, including sin Syria where he started the [[White Helmets]] and the [[Mayday Rescue Foundation]]. He was found dead in Istanbul in November 2019, which was labelled a suicide, in spite of the evidence.)
• Alistair Crooke  + (A UK spook who has gone on the record stating that "The West does not actually hand the weapons to [[al-Qaida]], let alone to ISIS... , but the system they’ve constructed leads precisely to that end.")
• George Blake  + (A UK spy who passed a lot of documents to the USSR.)
• The Sun  + (A UK tabloid)
• Syrian Observatory for Human Rights  + (A UK-based information office that has focused since 2011 on the Syrian civil war and is frequently quoted by major Western news media.)
• Australia/1975 coup d'état  + (A UK/US deep state-backed covert "constitutional coup" to remove [[Gough Whitlam]] whom they saw as a loose cannon.)
• Operation Yellowbird  + (A UK/US operation to extract Chinese leadership of the [[Tiananmen Square]] protests of 1989.)
• UN/SC/Counter-Terrorism Committee  + (A UN "[[counter-terrorism]]" body that was unanimously set up in the wake of the [[9-11]] event.)
• Agenda 2030  + (A UN plan to achieve what they term "sustainable development" by 2030.)
• File:Inside-the-wire-reference-guide.pdf  + (A US Army pocket reference guide given to … A US Army pocket reference guide given to all US military personnel serving in Afghanistan from February 2012. It provides advice on how to prevent so-called 'green-on-blue' attacks, where Afghan security forces turn their weapons on the coalition soldiers who have trained them. coalition soldiers who have trained them.)
• Malcolm X/Assassination  + (A US Deep State backed assassination)
• Darrell MacIntyre  + (A US Lawyer found dead in suspicious circumstances after he had been working on the "Iran-Contra" case.)
• Desmond FitzGerald  + (A US Spook and [[Georgetown Set]] member who died of a "[[heart attack]]")
• Patrice Lumumba/Assassination  + (A US [[Deep state]] backed assassination, ordered by [[Allen Dulles]], which was followed by decades of bloody violence.)
• Sandy Berger  + (A US [[National security advisor]] caught removing "terrorism"-related materials from the from the [[US national archives]] just prior to testifying before the [[9/11 Commission]].)
• Carroll Quigley  + (A US [[historian]] who used unprecedented access to [[US deep state]] archives to write ''[[Tragedy and Hope]]'')
• Guantanamo Bay detention camp  + (A US [[military base]] now used primarily as a torture camp due to its obscure legal jurisdiction. After campaigning in 2009 on promises to shut it down within a year, in 2014 Barack Obama announced plans to expand it.)
• Frank Olson  + (A US bioweapons researcher who fell to his death after having been unwittingly given [[LSD]] under the umbrella of [[MKNAOMI]] and [[MKULTRA]].)
• Counterpunch  + (A US biweekly political magazine that since 2018 has moved sharply to the official narrative.)
• Aubrey McClendon  + (A US businessman who died in suspicious circumstances.)
• Pujo Committee  + (A US congressional subcommittee that probed the [[Money Trust]]. The original chair, Arsene Pujo, withdrew after about a month, so it was actually chaired by [[Hubert D. Stephens]].)
• Larry McDonald  + (A US congressman who placed legislative pressure on the [[CFR]]. Died in [[Korean Air Lines Flight 007]].)
• Nick Begich  + (A US congressman whose small plane disappeared without trace in Alaska, together with [[Hale Boggs]] and two other men.)
• Bohemian Grove  + (A US deep state milieu in Northern California.)
• Guy Banister  + (A US deep state operative involved in the JFK assassination. Suddenly died after he had attracted the attention of investigator Jim Garrison.)

• Al Martin  + (A US deep state operative who wrote a memoir about "[[Iran Contra]]".)
• G. McMurtrie Godley  + (A US diplomat)
• Walter Page  + (A US diplomat who received money from Woodrow Wilson's banker, [[Cleveland Dodge]].)
• Dean Lorich  + (A US doctor who expressed dissatisfaction about the [[Clinton Foundation]], found dead in with a knife in his chest, declared a suicide)
• Smedley Butler  + (A US general who exposed the coup that financiers had planned for USA.)
• Ben Swann  + (A US information activist with a background in [[corporate media]].)
• Walter Lippmann  + (A US journalism who coined the phrase "[[Cold War]]".)
• Sheila Abdus-Salaam  + (A US judge found dead in the Hudson River in 2017)
• Mail Isolation Control and Tracking  + (A US mail program to photograph of the exterior of every piece of mail that is processed in the United States.)
• Fletcher Prouty  + (A US military establishment insider who fingered [[Edward Lansdale]] as the orchestrator of the JFK assassination.)
• Wall Street Journal  + (A US newspaper)
• Richard Levernier  + (A US nuclear power security whistleblower)
• Michael Connell  + (A US political consultant who died in a small [[plane crash]])
• H. John Heinz III  + (A US politician and [[Bilderberger]] who died in a small [[plane crash]] the day before a friend of his, [[John Tower]] also died in a plane crash.)
• Mel Carnahan  + (A US politician who died in a small plane crash in 2000. Two years later, a similar plane crash killed [[Paul Wellstone]], another liberal opponent of the "[[national security]]" agenda.)
• Abraham Lincoln  + (A US president who stood up to the US deep state)
• James Garfield  + (A US president who was assassinated)
• Antioch University  + (A US private university with multiple campuses)
• US/Secret Service  + (A US secret service focusing primarily on financial fraud and protecting key individuals such as politicians.)
• Bronson Cutting  + (A US senator whose efforts to reform the banking system appeared to be gaining traction in 1934. He died in a plane crash in 1935.)
• Steven Dale Green  + (A US soldier convicted of raping and murdering an Iraqi girl.)
• Anthony Shaffer  + (A US spook who has promoted the [[9-11 Official opposition narrative]].)
• Jim Steele  + (A US veteran of the "[[dirty war]]s" in [[Central America]] an [[Iraq]].)
• Jesselyn Radack  + (A US whistleblower in the aftermath of 9-11.)
• Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth  + (A US-based, active [[9-11]] truth group, supported by thousands of US Architects & Engineers.)
• Franklin child prostitution ring  + (A US/Deep state backed child prostitution ring centered around [[Larry King]] that was partially exposed)
• File:Persona-Management-Contract.pdf  + (A USAF 'specification and invitation to supply' for 'persona management software')
• WW2/Dieppe Raid  + (A WW2 raid on Dieppe which thousands of men were killed or captured.)
• Document:I will wear a poppy for the last time  + (A WW2 veteran airs his disillusionment with the way in which the establishment's cynical use of remembrance day to promote the official narrative of all the US/UK/NATO military escapades as being purely altruistically motivated.)
• Pro Deo  + (A WWII intelligence agency)
• Seth Rich  + (A Washington DC staffer who was murdered f … A Washington DC staffer who was murdered for unclear reasons, and whom Julian Assange hinted may have been a source for [[Wikileaks]]. The FBI claimed for 4 years they had no data on him, later admitting that they had thousands of pages of documents and his laptop.ands of pages of documents and his laptop.)
• File:White Book.pdf  + (A White Book on violations of human rights and the rule of law in Ukraine since November 2013, released by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 5 May 2014)
• "Philip Cross"  + (A Wikipedia username that has been used every day for several years, sparking the suggestion that he may be a pseudonym for use by multiple paid editors.)
• BBC/Verify  + (A [[BBC]] "fact checking service")
• Bne IntelliNews  + (A [[Berlin]] and [[Tallinn]] based media company focusing on [[Eastern Europe]] and [[Eurasia]])
• European Policy Centre  + (A [[Brussels]] … A [[Brussels]] [[think tank]] with excellent connections to [[EU]] institutions and top personnel. A number of large companies and business associations use it to influence EU policy. For example, the EPC was exposed as a [[front organization]] for a corporate alliance led by the [[tobacco industry]] in the [[1990s]]. Other members include the CIA-close [[German Marshall Fund]] and [[Open Society Foundations]].[[Open Society Foundations]].)
• Grenada  + (A [[Caribbean]] island, that had a coup in the 1980s.)
• Document:The cruelty of assisted dying  + (A [[Channel 4]] documentary on [[euthanasia]] in the [[US]] and [[Canada]] raises the debate of assisted dying)
• Daniel Forestier  + (A [[DGSE]] agent who was assassinated in 2019)
• Frans Alphons Maria Alting von Geusau  + (A [[Dutch]] [[diplomat]] and scholar in international law. Von Geusau was also an advisor to the Dutch government from [[1968]] to [[1998]].)
• Dries van Agt  + (A [[Dutch]] … A [[Dutch]] conservative Christian PM who started the Dutch Drug Policy ''to end'' the [[War on Drugs]], vocally opposed [[Israel]] and appears to be removed as PM when [[neo-liberals]] and [[socialists]] became increasingly supportive of [[Cold War]] [[SDS]] policies.[[SDS]] policies.)
• Peter R. de Vries  + (A [[Dutch]] … A [[Dutch]] former army sergeant turned [[journalist]], controversial as friend and associate of leading Dutch gatekeepers on [[conspiracy theories]], criminal [[lawyers]] and [[criminals]], including [[Klaas Bruinsma]]. Uncovered dozens of cases of corruptions or cover ups by criminals and the government, including on [[Mabel van Oranje]] and revealing [[Inlichtingen en Operatiën]]. Shot dead in 2021.[[Inlichtingen en Operatiën]]. Shot dead in 2021.)
• Proud Boys  + (A [[FBI]] affiliated "opposition" group.)
• Ryan Shapiro  + (A [[FOIA]] [[activist]] whose work helped expose the [[Dallas occupy plot]].)
• Bernard-Henri Lévy  + (A [[French]] 'philosopher' who has created an intellectual alibi for every [[US]]/[[NATO]] intervention since the [[1980s]]. Lévy is also a militant supporter and apologist for [[Zionism]] and the [[Israeli]] state.)
• Best for Britain  + (A [[George Soros]] funded Pro-[[EU]] organisation.)
• Klaus Eberwein  + (A [[Haitian]] government official and businessman who was found dead with gunshot in head, a week before he was due to testify before the Haitian Senate’s Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission.)
• Gary DeVore  + (A [[Hollywood]] screenwriter who disappeared and was later discovered almost a year later submerged below a bridge in his car.)
• Labour Renaissance  + (A [[Keir Starmer]]-supporting political movement in the UK Labour Party.)
• Gareth Williams (politician)  + (A [[Leader of the House of Lords]] and [[Lord President of the Council]] who suffered an unexplained and sudden death at age 62, four months after attending his second [[Bilderberg conference]].)