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A list of all pages that have property "Description" with value "Former European colonial power". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • Matías Rodríguez Inciarte  + (Former Bilderberg Steering committee, Spanish banker and possibly deep politician)
  • Winston Lord  + (Former Bilderberg Steering committee, bonesman, CFR)
  • Matthias Naß  + (Former Bilderberg steering committee. International correspondent for ''[[die Zeit]]''.)
  • Ann Coffey  + (Former Blairite Labour Party politician)
  • Kieran Prendergast  + (Former British Ambassador to Zimbabwe and Turkey)
  • Peter Temple-Morris  + (Former British Conservative MP)
  • Emma Dent Coad  + (Former British [[Labour Party|Labour]] MP.)
  • Roger Carrick  + (Former British ambassador to Indonesia and Australia)
  • Peter Penfold  + (Former British diplomat)
  • Andrew Burns  + (Former British diplomat)
  • Michael Maclay  + (Former British diplomat and journalist with lots of spooky connections. Early member of the [[British American Project]], recruited by [[Robert Maxwell]] and [[Lord Weidenfeld]] to their projects, director at [[Hakluyt]], advisor to [[Carl Bildt]]...)
  • Nick Clegg  + (Former British politician who was Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 2010 to 2015. Now works for Facebook)
  • Roderich Kiesewetter  + (Former Bundeswehr general staff officer turned politician)
  • Pierre Buyoya  + (Former Burundian president who died allegedly of COVID-19 after rejecting the [[official narrative]] about the disease)
  • James D. Robinson III  + (Former CEO of American Express.)
  • Ellen Pao  + (Former CEO of Reddit, former investment partner at Kleiner Perkins)
  • Tom Glocer  + (Former CEO of Reuters, the news agency that on its own provides the majority of the world's news. Also board of deep state [[Atlantic Council]].)
  • Tidjane Thiam  + (Former CEO of Swiss bank [[Credit Suisse]], with many connections. African Union Special Envoy on Covid-19)
  • Document:The confession of Fernando Farinha Simões  + (Former CIA agent Fernando Farinha Simões confesses in 2011 - after the expiry of the statute of limitations - of the 1980 [[Camarate air crash]] and other deep state activities involving [[The Enterprise]].)
  • George Tenet  + (Former CIA director)
  • Buck Sexton  + (Former CIA officer)
  • Kevin Shipp  + (Former CIA operative who has spoken out about the [[US deep state]].)
  • Andrew Gwynne  + (Former Chair of [[Labour Friends of Israel]])
  • Takis Arapoglou  + (Former Chairman and CEO of the [[National Bank of Greece]].)
  • Louis Gerstner  + (Former Chairman and CEO, RJR Nabisco, Former Chairman and CEO, IBM, Former Chairman of the Carlyle Group, [[Bilderberg Steering Committee]].)
  • 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]])