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• Jan Lodal  + (Former Chairman of [[Atlantic Council]])
• Sir David Bell  + (Former Chairman of the ''[[Financial Times]]'')
• John Ashe  + (Former Chairman of the UN GA who died a conveniently timed and unusual death before he was due to testify in court.)
• Geoffrey Arthur  + (Former Chairman of the [[Joint Intelligence Committee]])
• Peter Imbert  + (Former Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police)
• Mohamed Chande Othman  + (Former Chief Justice of Tanzania,)
• Joseph P. Kennedy II  + (Former Congressman and part of the Kennedy family.)
• Oliver Letwin  + (Former Conservative MP)
• Rebekah Koffler  + (Former DIA intelligence officer turned author)
• Inger Støjberg  + (Former Danish immigration minister, jailed for order she gave to separate underage couples)
• Lykke Friis  + (Former Danish minister for Climate and Energy, where she presided over the [[2009 United Nations Climate Change Conference]]. Member of [[European Council on Foreign Relations]] and [[Trilateral Commission]].)
• John E. McLaughlin  + (Former Deputy Director of Central Intelligence and acting Director of Central Intelligence)
• Olli Heinonen  + (Former Deputy Director-General for Safeguards at the [[International Atomic Energy Agency]])
• Willi Krichbaum  + (Former Deputy Gestapo Chief)
• Angus Robertson  + (Former Deputy Leader of the [[Scottish National Party]])
• Document:Huawei Hypocrisy  + (Former Deputy PM [[Nick Clegg]] said [[GCHQ]]'s ability "to hack anything from handsets to whole networks … needs to be much better understood".)
• Kendall Card  + (Former Director of Naval Intelligence)
• Fred Chang  + (Former Director of Research at the [[National Security Agency]].)
• Jonathan Favreau  + (Former Director of Speechwriting for President [[Barack Obama]].)
• Alan Sabrosky  + (Former Director of Studies at the United States Army War College's Strategic Studies Institute, a [[9-11 dissident]].)
• Beatrix Armgard  + (Former Dutch Queen. Survived [[2009 Queen's Day Attack]]. In 1962 became the first woman to attend a [[Bilderberg meeting]]. Kicked a very heavy Bilderberg habit in 2015.)
• Renée Jones-Bos  + (Former Dutch top-level ambassador to [[Russia]] and the [[US]], later liaison for the [[AIVD]] and Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.)
• Richard Cottrell  + (Former EU politician with an interest in Gladio)
• Hoodwinked  + (Former Economic Hit Man John Perkin shows … Former Economic Hit Man John Perkin shows how we've been hoodwinked by the CEOs who run the [[corporatocracy]] - those few corporations that control the vast amounts of capital, land, and resources around the globe - and the [[politicians]] they manipulate.[[politicians]] they manipulate.)
• Anthony Kimery  + (Former Editor-in-Chief and co-founder of ''[[Homeland Security Today]]')
• Belgium  + (Former European colonial power)
• Austria-Hungary  + (Former European kingdom. A great power at the time.)
• A. B. Krongard  + (Former Executive Director of the [[Central Intelligence Agency]], where he was the connection with [[Erik Prince]] and the mercenary company [[Blackwater]]. Mentioned by the 9/11 Commission Report in conjunction with profiteering by timely trades.)
• Meroë Park  + (Former Executive Director of the [[Central Intelligence Agency]])
• Lyman Kirkpatrick  + (Former Executive Director of the [[Central Intelligence Agency]])
• Document:There is no military solution in North Korea  + (Former Foreign Office Minister [[Bill Rammell]] says the [[United States]] needs to bring the international community together more effectively over [[North Korea]])
• Mali  + (Former French colony in West Africa)
• Moshe Yaalon  + (Former General in the [[IDF]], accused of [[war crimes]])
• Document:Andreas von Buelow - Interview  + (Former German Cabinet Minister Attacks Official Brainwashing On 9-11. Instead of Bin Laden, he suggests that Zbigniew Brzezinski and Samuel Huntington were more likely involved.)
• Albrecht Müller  + (Former German Social Democrat politician, from 2003 editor of independent media [[NachDenkseiten]])
• David Clementi  + (Former Governor of the [[Bank of England]] and [[BBC]] chairman.)
• Neels van Tonder  + (Former Head of [[South African Defence Force]] Military Intelligence)
• Tariq Aziz  + (Former Iraqi foreign minister and deputy prime minister under President Saddam Hussein)
• Shaul Mofaz  + (Former Israeli Military Chief of Staff and Minister of Defense. Family plays a mysterious role into Malaysian Airlines planes.)
• Giuseppe Conte  + (Former Italian Prime Minister)
• Document:Call for US to give update on fourth Lockerbie suspect  + (Former Justice Secretary [[Kenny MacAskill]] … Former Justice Secretary [[Kenny MacAskill]]: "[[Britain]] and [[America]] know everything. I want the [[UK]] and [[US]] to be more open. [[Libya]] have offered up [[Abu Agila Masud]]. But [[Masud]] is smaller beer. The [[Lord Advocate]] should find out what progress is being made on bringing [[Abdullah Senussi]] to court."[[Abdullah Senussi]] to court.")
• Rosie Cooper  + (Former Labour MP)
• Luciana Berger  + (Former Labour MP Liverpool Wavertree, former Chair of Labour Friends of Israel. After parliament started working for PR-company [[Edelman]].)
• Gerard Batten  + (Former Leader of the [[United Kingdom Independence Party]])
• Council on Foreign Relations/Historical Members  + (Former Members of the Council on Foreign Relations)
• Duncan Hanrahan  + (Former Metropolitan Police detective who became a middle-man between corrupt police and the criminal underworld)
• Eva Andersson-Dubin  + (Former Miss Sweden who dated [[Jeffrey Epstein]] for 11 years, then married hedge fund billionaire [[Glenn Dubin]]. Mentioned in [[Epstein's Black book]], flew the [[Lolita Express]].)
• Robin Shepherd  + (Former Moscow Bureau Chief for [[The Times]] now working for intelligence think tanks.)
• James Meek  + (Former Moscow bureau chief for [[the Guardian]])
• Oliver Koppell  + (Former New York Attorney General.)
• Alyssa Mastromonaco  + (Former Obama White House Deputy Chief of Staff)
• Ewald Kist  + (Former Olympian turned spokesperson for ING & Philips, named "part of the Dutch 200 most influential people" in 2015 by Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant.)
• Jelle Zijlstra  + (Former PM, triple [[Bilderberger]] and [[Dutch Minister of State]]. Secret [[central banker]] for the [[US]] and rejected saving [[Dries van Agt]] in [[1981]] and chairman-post for the [[European Commission]]. Only PM in the world to become BIS president.)
• Deir Yassin  + (Former Palestinian village which was destroyed following the massacre of its inhabitants by Jewish Irgun and Stern Gang terrorists, led by Israeli prime minister to be, Menachem Begin, on 9 April 1948)
• Ulrik Vestergaard Knudsen  + (Former Permanent Secretary (administrative leader) of the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Became Deputy Secretary-General of the [[OECD]] in January 2019, and attended the [[Bilderberg]] for [[Bilderberg/2019|the first time the same year]].)
• Slobodan Milošević  + (Former President of Serbia who died in custody, preempting his trial)
• Ehud Olmert  + (Former Prime Minister of Israel named in Epstein's black book)
• Zaid al-Rifai  + (Former Prime Minister of [[Jordan]]. Attended Le Cercle)
• Daniel Bethlehem  + (Former Principal Legal Adviser to the [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]])
• Adrian Nastase  + (Former Romanian prime minister, now a convicted blackmailer and bribe taker.)
• Ángel Gurría  + (Former Secretary-General of the [[OECD]] … Former Secretary-General of the [[OECD]]. Member of [[World Economic Forum/Board of Trustees|Board of Trustees of the World Economic Forum]]. Part of the “prefiguration group” of the [[Forum on Information & Democracy]] a planned international censorship treatyrum on Information & Democracy]] a planned international censorship treaty)
• Pentti Väänänen  + (Former Secretary-General of the [[Socialist International]] (1983-1989))
• George Yeo  + (Former Singaporean politician and brigadier-general who sat on the [[WEF/Board of Trustees|World Economic Forum Board of Trustees]])
• Lesley Thomson  + (Former Solicitor General for Scotland)
• Andrew Feinstein  + (Former South African politician who authored ''Shadowworld'', an expose of the global arms trade.)
• Viktor Suvorov  + (Former Soviet [[GRU]] officer who is the author of non-fiction books about [[World War II]], the [[GRU]] and [[the Soviet Army]], as well as fictional books about the same and related subjects.)
• Alberto Oliart  + (Former Spanish defence minister Oliart claimed it was childish to "ask whether also under dictator [[Franco]] a secret right-wing army had existed in the country because 'here [[Gladio]] was the government'.")
• Justin Forsyth  + (Former Special Adviser to Prime Ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown)
• Margot Wallström  + (Former Swedish Deputy PM and Foreign Minister)
• Jay Carney  + (Former Time magazine bureau chief who became White House Press Secretary)
• Mithat Rende  + (Former Turkish Ambassador to the [[OECD]] and Turkey's Chief Climate Negotiator.)
• Joan Ryan  + (Former UK Labour Party MP, then resigned to become Chair of Independent Friends of Israel; part of the campaign against [[Jeremy Corbyn]])
• Simon Fraser  + (Former UK Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Deputy Chairman of Chatham House.)
• Uganda  + (Former UK colony in East Africa)
• Tanzania  + (Former UK colony in East Africa. The [[Tanzania/President|president]], [[John Magufuli]], who in 2020 resisted [[WHO]] pressure to institute a [[COVID lockdown]], died in 2021.)
• Malawi  + (Former UK colony in [[East Africa]])
• Kenya  + (Former UK colony in [[East Africa]])
• Roger Bone  + (Former UK diplomat who went over to the [[military-industrial complex]] as President of Boeing UK. He is also a Trustee of the [[Royal United Services Institute]] (RUSI).)
• Ronald Lauder  + (Former US Ambassador to Austria, "the principle force behind the privatization of the [[WTC]]", Jewish power broker. As of 2020 promoting [[internet censorship]] to prevent "[[hate crime]]".)
• Patrick Lancaster  + (Former US Navy sailor living in Donbass who covered the war since the beginning.)
• Michael Yon  + (Former US soldier turned journalist)
• Kasim Reed  + (Former US up-and-coming politician. Found guilty of wire fraud in 2021)
• Douglas Bennet  + (Former USAID spook)
• Gordon Sondland  + (Former United States Ambassador to the EU)
• Marc Chavannes  + (Former Washington correspondent and News Editor for Dutch newspaper [[NRC Handelsblad]]. In 2009 he published a book on changing the Dutch mode of governance - and maybe why he was invited to the [[2011 Bilderberg Conference]].)
• Jay Carney  + (Former White House Press Secretary)
• Robert Gallucci  + (Former [[Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs]].)
• Richard Evans  + (Former [[BAE/Chair|chairman]] of [[BAE]].)
• Guy Verhofstadt  + (Former [[Belgian]] Prime-Minister. European Parliament's [[Brexit]] Coordinator and Chair of the Brexit Steering Group. Banned from Russia since [[2015]].)
• Hannes Androsch  + (Former [[Bilderberg Steering committee]] member, politician, banker, businessman)
• Alex Krauer  + (Former [[Bilderberg Steering committee]], Honorary Chairman of [[Novartis]] AG.)
• Trinidad and Tobago  + (Former [[British]] colony in the [[Caribbean]]. Mainly consisting of the main islands Trinidad and Tobago.)
• Document:Destroying Syria  + (Former [[CIA]] … Former [[CIA]] officer [[Philip Giraldi]] says the [[United States]] has zero evidence on the [[Syria]]n conflict. Someone should remind the [[Donald Trump|President]] that similar scenarios did not turn out very well in [[Afghanistan]], [[Iraq]] and [[Libya]].[[Libya]].)
• Jeremy Heywood  + (Former [[Cabinet Secretary]] and [[Head of the Home Civil Service]] known as "Sir Cover-up".)
• Brian Mulroney  + (Former [[Canadian Prime Minister]])
• Patrick Henningsen  + (Former [[Corporate media|commercially-controlled media]] journalist who founded [[21st Century Wire]].)
• Michael Farren  + (Former [[Deputy White House counsel]] and [[Bilderberger]] convicted of attempting to murder his wife)
• Rob Bertholee  + (Former [[Director General]] of the [[AIVD]].)
• Dick Schoof  + (Former [[Director General]] of the [[AIVD]]. Secretary-General at the [[Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security]].)
• Kiron Skinner  + (Former [[Director of Policy Planning]])
• William Foege  + (Former [[Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention]], [[Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation]] fellow, board member of scam company [[Theranos]].)
• William Foege  + (Former [[Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention]])
• David Carey  + (Former [[Executive Director of the Central Intelligence Agency]])
• David Carey  + (Former [[Executive Director of the Central Intelligence Agency]] with lots of experience in the narcotics field.)
• Urban Bäckström  + (Former [[Governor of the Bank of Sweden]]. Attended the [[2010 Bilderberg]] as DG of the [[Confederation of Swedish Enterprise]])
• Akis Tsochatzopoulos  + (Former [[Greek Minister for National Defense]])
• Gerry Adams  + (Former [[IRA]] leader who is also president of the [[Sinn Féin]])
• Ahmad Behbahani  + (Former [[Iran]]ian [[spook]] who defected to [[Turkey]])
• Owen Smith  + (Former [[Labour]] MP who was the [[Blairite]] candidate to defeat [[Jeremy Corbyn]]. He formerly worked at [[Pfizer]] and the [[BBC]].)
• Dave Anderson  + (Former [[Labour]] [[MP]])
• Michael Krieger  + (Former [[Lehman Brothers]] trader. As he started to educate himself about how the monetary and financial system functions, it started to disgust him, and he founded the website [[Liberty Blitzkrieg]].)
• Milo Đukanović  + (Former [[Montenegrin Prime Minister]], [[MSC regular]])
• Karen Kwiatkowski  + (Former [[Pentagon]] staffer who has exposed the lies of the Pentagon.)
• Jim Prentice  + (Former [[Premier of Alberta]] who died in plane crash)
• Jean-Claude Juncker  + (Former [[Prime Minister of Luxembourg]] and [[President of the European Commission]])
• Hans van de Ven  + (Former [[SIGINT]] head of the Dutch [[MiVD]] intelligence agency in [[1990s]]. Suspicious death ruled "natural death". House was burglarized shortly after, female found in house sought for fraud let loose. Police reopened case in 2022.)
• Neil O'Brien  + (Former [[SPAD]] turned [[lockdown]] loving [[member of parliament]].)
• Roh Moo-hyun  + (Former [[South Korean President]]. Officially committed suicide after a corruption scandal, which was promptly closed.)
• Kate Garvey  + (Former [[Tony Blair]] aide, then (strategically?) married [[Wikipedia]] co-founder [[Jimmy Wales]].)
• Ahmet Ünal Ceviköz  + (Former [[Turkish ambassador to the UK]]. He attended the Bilderberg for the first time in 2019.)
• Dean McLoughlin  + (Former [[UK Government Spokesman for Arab Affairs]] and spokesman for the [[Islamic Media Unit]] - with conspicuously limited media presence.)
• Dell Dailey  + (Former [[US Coordinator for Counterterrorism]].)
• Lisa Monaco  + (Former [[US Homeland Security Advisor]])
• Ashton Carter  + (Former [[US Secretary of Defense]])
• Frank Wisner II  + (Former [[US Secretary of State]], son of [[Frank Wisner]] of the mighty wurlitzer)

• Thomas Bossert  + (Former [[US/Homeland Security Advisor]])

• Uzbekistan  + (Former [[USSR]] country in [[Central Asia]]. Home to the 3 most important cities on the Silk Road.)
• Latvia  + (Former [[USSR]], now [[NATO]] and [[EU]]. The middle country of the [[Baltic States]]. SDS power consolidation in 2021)
• Juan Méndez  + (Former [[United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture]])
• Heribert Hellenbroich  + (Former [[Verfassungsschutz]] and BND chief. Had to retire after spy scandal.)
• Sasha Latypova  + (Former [[big pharma]] … Former [[big pharma]] executive who exposed how all [[Covid]] countermeasures, including the biological warfare agents marketed as "[[Covid-19 vaccines]]" were created, produced and distributed in a covert military program, where the pharma manufacturers only worked as subcontractors.nufacturers only worked as subcontractors.)
• Frank Archibald  + (Former [[director of the CIA's National Clandestine Service]])
• John E. McLaughlin  + (Former acting Director of Central Intelligence)
• Alessandro Minuto-Rizzo  + (Former acting Secretary General of NATO.)
• Mark Lowenthal  + (Former as of July 10, 2014.)
• Graham E. Fuller  + (Former as of March 21, 2016. His daughter married the uncle of a Boston Bombing suspect.)
• Sara Menker  + (Former banker with the food speculator [[Morgan Stanley]] … Former banker with the food speculator [[Morgan Stanley]], who in 2014 founded the agricultural data and analytics company [[Gro Intelligence]]. [[WEF/Young Global Leaders 2014]]. Forecast in 2017 that ''a global food crisis may be less than a decade away''.d crisis may be less than a decade away''.)
• Allison Macfarlane  + (Former chairman of the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission)
• Kristine Svinicki  + (Former chairwoman of the [[Nuclear Regulatory Commission]].)
• Etienne Copel  + (Former chief of France's air force, Le Cercle.)
• Tyler Drumheller  + (Former chief of the [[Central Intelligence Agency|CIA]] covert operations in Europe)
• Igor Strelkov  + (Former commander of the armed forces of th … Former commander of the armed forces of the [[Donbass |Donetsk People's Republic]]. In [[2024]] sentenced to jail by Russian court, in most likelihood because of his criticism of the "mediocre organization at the strategic, operational and tactical level" of the [[2022 Russian-Ukrainian war|2022 the war in the Ukraine]] and questioning the competence and patriotic loyalty of the high Russian leadership, including [[President Putin]].[[President Putin]].)
• Michael Ruppert  + (Former cop who famously confronted [[John Deutch]] about [[CIA drug dealing]]. Later became a dissident journalist.)
• Czechoslovakia  + (Former country in [[Europe]].)
• East Germany  + (Former country in [[Europe]].)
• Document:Lockerbie Bombing and my Reinstatement in HM Diplomatic Service  + (Former diplomat [[Patrick Haseldine]] writes to former Prime Minister [[James Callaghan]])
• Bandar bin Sultan  + (Former director general of the Saudi Intelligence Agency.)
• Jennifer Gerber  + (Former director of [[Labour Friends of Israel]].)
• Natan Sharansky  + (Former dissident of the Soviet Union, neocon, [[Bilderberg]], [[Le Cercle]])
• Michael Foster  + (Former donor of heavy money to the [[Labour Party]])
• Robert S. Finnegan  + (Former editor for the English-language Jakarta Post newspaper.)
• Udo Ulfkotte  + (Former editor of a German broadsheet who exposed press corruption while also subscribing to [[Islamophobic]] views.)
• Geordie Greig  + (Former editor of the ''[[Daily Mail]]''. "Britain's most connected man".)
• Thomas Dine  + (Former executive director of [[AIPAC]] and former president of [[Radio Free Europe]]/[[Radio Liberty]])
• Dwight Eisenhower  + (Former five-star general, supreme commander of NATO, Eisenhower was the US President who notably warned that "we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence... by the military–industrial complex.")
• Alan Cowell  + (Former foreign correspondent for The [[New York Times]].)
• Neil Basu  + (Former head of British police [[counter-terrorism]]. Said there should be a discussion about whether it is "the correct thing for society to allow" people to spread online "misinformation that could cost people’s lives".)
• Aad Jacobs  + (Former head of [[Shell]] & [[ING]]. Inducted in Insurance Hall of Fame.)
• Nicolò Pollari  + (Former head of the Italian SISMI intelligence agency.)
• Ab Osterhaus  + (Former head of the Laboratory of Immunology of the [[Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment]], was a vital, panic-spreading proponent of a "national hard-enforced lockdown" from the start of [[Covid-19]] in the [[Netherlands]].)
• Ian Fletcher  + (Former head of the NZ [[Government Communications Security Bureau]])
• Karen Tandy  + (Former head of the [[Drug Enforcement Administration]])
• Ehsan ul Haq  + (Former head of the [[Inter-Services Intelligence]] and Chairman of the Pakistani Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee.)
• David Allfrey  + (Former head of the [[UK Army]]'s head of recruitment strategy, [[Institute for Statecraft]])
• Amos Gilad  + (Former head of the research division of Israel's military intelligence organisation, [[Aman]])
• Arpad Busson  + (Former hedge fund manager and playboy who runs the charity [[Absolute Return for Kids]]. Big donor to the [[Clinton Foundation]].)
• David Dimbleby  + (Former host of the [[BBC]]'s infamously biased ''Question Time'' programme.)
• Document:Private discussion with Gen Sir Richard Barrons  + (Former leader of British forces [[Richard Barrons]] … Former leader of British forces [[Richard Barrons]] sketching out military needs. "The 1st offset in the 1950s was through [[nuclear weapons]]. The 2nd was precision munitions in the 1980s. The 3rd offset today is to use [[information technologies]] to build new capabilities".."The Army understands the importance of [[information warfare]] and [[77. Brigade|77 Brigade]] is right" ..So we should them [our allies], especially the US, to tell us what is expected of us."he US, to tell us what is expected of us.")
• Christian Perronne  + (Former leader of the French vaccine committee on the [[High Council on Public Health]]. A fervent and well informed [[COVID dissident]].)
• Jane Halton  + (Former leader of the murderous People Smuggling Taskforce, event 201 participant)
• Søren-Peter Olesen  + (Former member of the Board of Directors of The Carlsberg Foundation)
• Ashley Fox  + (Former member of the European Parliament)
• Maria Luisa Fichera  + (Former member of the [[Institute for Statecraft]], worked at the [[International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology]])
• Presidio of San Francisco  + (Former military installation connected to [[serial killers]] and [[child abuse]].)
• David Paulides  + (Former police officer who investigates disappearances.)
• Jacques Duchesneau  + (Former president and chief executive officer of the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority.)
• Jeff Zucker  + (Former president of [[CNN]] Worldwide reportedly with a personal vendetta against [[Donald Trump]] and censored exploration of the possibility that [[COVID-19 emerged from a lab]] on CNN, because he considered the theory a "Trump talking point".)
• Hugh Orde  + (Former president of the UK Association of Chief Police Officers)
• Nuri Çolakoğlu  + (Former radical journalist worked for the [[BBC]] in exile, helped establish TV channels when he returned to Turkey in 1987.)
• Li Keqiang  + (Former right hand of Xi Jinping from [[2013]] to [[2023]], famous for allowing (or covering up) the biggest [[AIDS]] epidemic in Asia.)
• Zachary King  + (Former satanist wizard)
• Richard Heaton  + (Former senior British civil servant)
• Mark Lyall Grant  + (Former senior British diplomat and National Security Adviser. Member of the Governance of the deep state think tank [[Chatham House]].)
• William Binney  + (Former senior technical director of the NSA, in charge of thousands of employees, William Binney resigned after 9-11 to blow the whistle on fraud and corruption.)
• James Giffen  + (Former special advisor of [[Kazakhstan president]] [[Nursultan Nazarbayev]] for the [[US deep state]])
• Daniel Domscheit-Berg  + (Former spokesperson for [[WikiLeaks]], who attended the [[2011 WEF AGM]])
• John Marks  + (Former state department official.)
• Ashley Henley  + (Former state legislator)
• John Goss  + (Former toolmaker and technical author with a degree in international relations and a Master of Letters (MLitt), John Goss has written extensively for the ''News Junkie Post'')
• Eric Joyce  + (Former very expensive and scatty Shadow Minister convicted of assaulting MPs, teenagers, airport staff, drunk driving and child pornography that he "tried to find more of when drunk".)
• Melinda Gates  + (Former wife of [[Bill Gates]]. Billionaire, deep state functionary promoting [[vaccine]]s and [[internet censorship]].)
• Buck Sexton  + (Former(?) CIA officer turned "conservative" radio and TV talk show host, billed as a successor to [[Rush Limbaugh]])
• Oliver McTernan  + (Former.)
• Bentley University  + (Formerly Bentley School of Accounting and Finance)
• Hungary  + (Formerly [[communist]] country in [[Eastern Europe]], now a member of [[NATO]], and the [[EU]], Hungary is currently lead by [[Viktor Orban]], an adversary of [[Brussels]].)
• Widener University  + (Formerly a Boy's School and Military Academy)
• Denis Rancourt  + (Formerly a former tenured professor of physics, Rancourt was dismissed after covert surveillance and legal maneuverings by the University of Ottawa in Canada.)
• Slovakia  + (Formerly communist country in Eastern Europe. Now a member of [[NATO]] and the [[European Union]].)
• Czech Republic  + (Formerly communist, central European nation.)
• FBI  + (Formerly focused on "law enforcement", the … Formerly focused on "law enforcement", the Federal Bureau of Investigation has since 2013 been officially prioritising "national security". Director for life [[J. Edgar Hoover]] used it for multiple purposes over the decades - most notably muckraking for information to be used later as blackmail material.on to be used later as blackmail material.)
• Ghana  + (Formerly known as the "Gold Coast", [[Ghana]] has one of the most stable governments in [[Africa]]. A member of the [[African Union]] and the [[Commonwealth of Nations]])
• Europol  + (Formerly knows as the European [[Police]] Office and Europol [[Drugs]] Unit. A [[European]] watered-down version of the [[FBI]]. It has no executive powers, and can't arrest anyone without the approval of [[governments]].)
• Joseph J. Sisco  + (Formerly of the [[CIA]].)
• Marjorie Thompson  + (Formerly of the [[Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament]])
• Charles Horner  + (Formerly on the staff of Senator [[Henry M. Jackson]]. [[Neoconservative]] propagandist who wants [[China]] to be in conflict with the Islamic world.)
• Croatia  + (Formerly part of [[Yugoslavia]], [[Croatia]] is westernising at a rapid rate, with membership of the [[European Union]] and [[NATO]] being achieved relatively quickly after independence.)
• Lithuania  + (Formerly part of the [[USSR]], now [[NATO]] and the [[EU]]. Since 2021, aggressive [[mandation of vaccines]].)
• Aston University  + (Formerly the Birmingham Municipal Technical School)
• Pravda  + (Formerly the official newspaper of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, when it was one of the most influential papers in the country. Helped prevent the [[2001 Mexican legislative assembly attack]] from being memory holed)
• Libyan Arab Airlines Flight 114  + (Forty two years later, in another case of mass murder in Sinai, Russian Airbus [[Metrojet Flight 9268]] exploded on 31 October 2015 killing all 224 passengers and crew)
• G-20  + (Forum for 20 biggest economies in the world)
• Park Won-soon  + (Found dead)
• Barbara Wise  + (Found dead and partially nude. "No obvious signs of foul play")
• Wayne Owens  + (Found dead in Tel Aviv)
• Gareth Williams  + (Found dead, naked, and locked in a sports bag in 2010 - allegedly a suicide)
• Lars Ericsson  + (Found drowned in 2012)
• Malcom Wallace  + (Found guilty of "murder with malice aforethought" for which he was given a suspended sentence. He was working as LBJ's personal assassin since that time.)
• Carl Beech  + (Found guilty of making false allegations of murder and child sexual abuse against a string of public figures and was jailed for 18 years.)
• Emanuele Ottolenghi  + (Foundation for Defense of Democracies, suspected US DSF)
• Obama Foundation  + (Foundation of [[Barack Obama]])
• Omidyar Network  + (Foundation owned by the the deep state-connected billionaire [[Pierre Omidyar]], financing preferred NGOs)
• Kofi Annan Foundation  + (Foundation promoting deep state agendas under guise of charity)
• False Memory Syndrome Foundation  + (Foundation that claimed that "false memories" of child abuse in many cases remembered in adulthood, are not connected to events that have actually ever happened.)
• Admiral Jeremiah Denton Foundation  + (Foundation wanting to take back "control of our culture and our history books" on the basis of the Ten Commandments. Jumped on the [[terrorism industry]] bandwagon. [[Anti-war]] activist were at minimum, unwitting agents of the [[KGB]].)
• Margaret Sanger  + (Founded 1921-42 as American Birth Control League)
• Fuad El-Hibri  + (Founded Bioport)
• Shepard Ambellas  + (Founded [[Intellihub]]. Reported on the [[2012 Bilderberg]].)
• Max Levchin  + (Founded [[Paypal]] with [[Peter Thiel]] in 1998.)
• John Newman  + (Founded [[The Coalition on Political Assassinations]].)
• Melissa Dykes  + (Founded [[Truthstream Media]] with her husband [[Aaron Dykes]].)
• Central European University  + (Founded and financed by George Soros)
• Frankfurt University  + (Founded and funded by the wealthy and active liberal citizenry of Frankfurt.)
• Trinity Washington University  + (Founded as an elite Catholic liberal arts college for women, it by the 1980s chose to begin recruiting local underprivileged students, and became predominantly black and Hispanic.)
• Bradford University  + (Founded as the Bradford Mechanics Institute in 1832)
• George Fox University  + (Founded by [[Quakers]], still a center for Quaker thought.)
• Corsair Club  + (Founded by the head of the US deep state o … Founded by the head of the US deep state over a century ago, the Corsair Club was a private dining clubs. It gathered 12 members gathered for off the record conversations, presumably about deep political intrigues. It is not known to have survived J. P. Morgan's death in 1913have survived J. P. Morgan's death in 1913)
• Population Council  + (Founded by world's richest family to reduce population)
• University of Virginia  + (Founded in 1819 by [[Thomas Jefferson]])
• Ohio Wesleyan University  + (Founded in 1842 "forever to be conducted on the most liberal principles.")
• Chernivtsi University  + (Founded in 1875 as the Austrian-Hungarian '''Franz-Josephs-Universität''')
• Victoria College (Alexandria)  + (Founded in 1902 to educate Arab upper class loyal to Britain; [[nationalized]] in 1956.)
• University of Bari  + (Founded in 1925 as the "Benito Mussolini Adriatic University"; many scandals.)
• Media Diversity Institute  + (Founded in February [[2019]] with a style and choice of main partners that look remarkably like the [[Integrity Initiative]].)
• Antony Fisher  + (Founded over 150 libertarian think tanks, including [[Institute of Economic Affairs]], [[Manhattan Institute]] and [[Atlas Network]].)
• Avi Davis  + (Founded the American Freedom Alliance.)
• David Stirling  + (Founded the SAS. "If there hadn’t been a global war for survival taking place, Major David Stirling is the type of British Officer who would have been thrown out of the army, if not court-martialed.")
• William Conway  + (Founded the [[Carlyle Group]])
• Congress for Cultural Freedom/Founding Conference  + (Founded the [[Congress for Cultural Freedom]]. The participants had a "a culpable incuriosity about funding" of the luxurious conference, which was later exposed as [[CIA]] money.)
• Mark Leonard  + (Founded the [[European Council on Foreign Relations]]. A regular the the [[Brussels Forum]], [[MSC]], [[WEF AGM]])
• Robert Mabro  + (Founded the [[Oxford Institute for Energy Studies]]. In the late 1990s brokered a historic production cut between OPEC and its rivals that raise the price of oil.)
• John Polanyi  + (Founded the [[Pugwash Conferences]], attended the [[1991 Bilderberg]])