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• Fabrice Fries  + (French CEO of [[Agence France-Presse]].)
• Dieudonné M'bala M'bala  + (French Comedian, inventor of the Quenelle.)
• Andre Puget  + (French Deputy of the Air Staff who he worked at SHAPE.)
• Pierre Messmer  + (French Gaullist politician an PM who attended [[Le Cercle]])
• Philippe Douste-Blazy  + (French Health and Foreign Minister - arrested in Morocco on suspicion of underage prostitution.)
• José Évrard  + (French MP who opposed [[lockdowns]] and allegedly died of [[COVID-19]])
• Jean Lecanuet  + (French Minister of Justice. [[1965 Bilderberg|1965]] and [[1966 Bilderberg]])
• Jacques Soustelle  + (French OAS operative, in exile between 1961 and 1968, speaker at the 1979 JCIT)
• Raymond Barre  + (French PM, single Bilderberger)
• Jacques Chirac  + (French PM. 2 year suspended sentence for embezzlement in 2011. His mayoral security assistant, [[Monique Garnier-Lançon]], convened the French meetings of [[Le Cercle]].)
• Claude de Kemoularia  + (French Permanent Representative to the UN, double Bilderberg banker)
• François Hollande  + (French President 2012-2017)
• Michel Alliot  + (French Professor of Law who formulated higher education reforms after the large student protests of [[May 68]]. Single [[Bilderberg/1970|Bilderberger in 1970]], where one of the subjects was the "Future Function of the University In Our Society".)
• La Cagoule  + (French Rright wing armed group between the world wars, with a penchant for [[false flags]].)
• Ballets roses  + (French VIPaedophile event)
• Sanofi  + (French [[Big Pharma]] company)
• Philippe de Villiers  + (French [[Cercle]] diplomat)
• Pierre de Villiers  + (French [[Cercle]] soldier)
• Jacques Baumel  + (French [[Gaullist]] politician who attended 4 [[Bilderbergs]] from [[Bilderbergs/1963|1963]] to [[Bilderbergs/1967|1967]])
• Albin Chalandon  + (French [[Gaullist]] … French [[Gaullist]] politician who attended a Bilderberg in both the 1960s and 70s. [[French Minister of Justice]] in the late 1980s. A close collaborator of president [[Charles de Gaulle]], a biography described him as "the man of secret networks, the powers of money, hidden financing, etc."e powers of money, hidden financing, etc.")
• Mylène Jampanoï  + (French [[actress]] in horror movie ''Martyrs'' (2008) and [[model]] mentioned in [[Jeffrey Epstein's black book]].)
• Yves Guérin-Sérac  + (French [[anti-Communist]] activist with connection to Western intelligence services and the [[strategy of tension]].)
• Jacques Attali  + (French [[deep politician]] and academic. "The real bourgeoisie running the world is about 1,000 people. They are running capitalism." Attended the [[1975 Bilderberg]], [[Le siecle]])
• Laurent Guyénot  + (French [[deep politics]] researcher who has published about [[Israel's role in 9-11]].)
• Jean Monnet  + (French [[deep state operative]], [[Le Cercle]], the most powerful man in France without a ministerial office.)
• Paul Stehlin  + (French [[officer]] … French [[officer]] and [[politician]] opposed the defense policy of [[General de Gaulle]], which called for French room for independence, and campaigned for a close alliance with the [[United States]]. Went to the [[1973 Bilderberg]]. Died after a traffic accident on the same day in 1975 he was exposed as secret "consultant" for US arms companies.secret "consultant" for US arms companies.)
• Michel Bon  + (French [[École nationale d'administration|enarquiste]] businessman. One of the first Young Leaders of the [[French-American Foundation]]. Attended two Bilderbergs in the early 2000s.)
• Alexandre Adler  + (French academic)
• Albert Bressand  + (French academic)
• Jean-Michel Blanquer  + (French academic and politician)
• Jérémie Zimmermann  + (French activist for citizens' rights and freedoms on the Internet.)
• Francois Gouyette  + (French ambassador to Libya during the regime change in 2011. Member of the [[Integrity Initiative/Cluster/France|French cluster of the Integrity Initiative]].)
• Andre Maurois  + (French author who attended two Bilderbergs in the [[1950s]])
• Gerard Eskenazi  + (French banker)
• Valérie Baudson  + (French banker)
• Henri Lafond  + (French banker assassinated in 1963)
• André Lévy-Lang  + (French banker on the Bilderberg Steering committee, 11 Bilderbergs, Le Siècle)
• François Pérol  + (French banker with [[Rothschild & Co]] and "great architect of the economic program of President [[Nicolas Sarkozy]]" who attended [[Bilderberg 2008]].)
• Bertrand Badré  + (French banker with [[SDS]] connections)
• Bernard Arnault  + (French billionaire businessman, the richest person in the world as of August 2021. Attended the 1992 Bilderberg)
• Rene Sergent  + (French bureaucrat who was involved in the … French bureaucrat who was involved in the [[Marshall Plan]] and worked for [[NATO]] in the early [[1950s]]. Secretary-General of the [[Organisation for European Economic Cooperation]] (OEEC) from [[1955]] to [[1961]], when it was changed into the [[OECD]]. Attended the [[1963 Bilderberg meeting]].[[1963 Bilderberg meeting]].)
• Ambroise Roux  + (French business "Godfather', sexual blackmailer and political advisor. "No one is able today to pull all the strings like an Ambroise Roux. He held everything.")
• Frédéric Pierucci  + (French business executive arrested in the US)
• Paul Huvelin  + (French business leader. Attended Bilderberg the year before becoming leader of the [[National Council of French Employers]] (the [[Patronat]]).)
• Pierre Dreyfus  + (French businessman)
• Jean Riboud  + (French businessman)
• Olivier Giscard d'Estaing  + (French businessman with other connections. Brother of president [[Valéry Giscard d'Estaing]])
• Laurence Parisot  + (French businesswoman)
• Bank of France  + (French central bank)
• Philippe Lagayette  + (French central banker who spoke on ''What Should Be Done For Eastern Europe?'' at the [[1992 Bilderberg]].)
• Zoé's Ark  + (French charity organization which kidnapped 103 children in Africa for murky purposes. Ties to the family of President [[Nicolas Sarkozy]].)
• André Voisin  + (French chemist who attended the [[first Bilderberg]] and two others. Died suddenly of a heart attack in Cuba)
• Versailles  + (French city, where the [[Versailles Treaty]] was signed)
• Toulouse  + (French city. Centre of the European aerospace industry; [[Toulouse chemical factory explosion]] in 2001;Several deep state operatives have been mayors, with very piquant activities.)
• Yann LeCun  + (French computer scientist working primarily in the fields of [[machine learning]], computer vision, mobile [[robotics]], and computational [[neuroscience]] who attended the [[2022 Bilderberg]])
• Jean Violet  + (French deep politician who founded [[Le Cercle]])
• Thierry de Montbrial  + (French deep politician with his own intelligence agency. Former serial Bilderberger)
• Institut Montaigne  + (French deep state 'think tank' filled with multiple bilderbergers.)
• Claude Imbert  + (French deep state connected central banker)
• Audrey Azoulay  + (French deep state functionary and UNESCO Director-General)
• Robert Schuman  + (French deep state operative)
• Emmanuel Macron  + (French deep state operative banker, named a possible blackmail victim of Trump.)
• Nicolas Sarkozy  + (French deep state operative charged with "criminal association")
• Dominique Strauss-Kahn  + (French deep state operative, IMF Managing Director 2007-2011)
• Laurent Bigorgne  + (French deep state operative. Attended the [[2015 Bilderberg]])
• Georges Albertini  + (French deep state operative. Man-behind-the-scenes for many politicians.)
• René Massigli  + (French diplomat)
• Jacques de Bourbon Busset  + (French diplomat and author, attended the [[1957 October Bilderberg]] as former Deputy Head of [[Robert Schuman]]’s Private Office, where he aided in the development of the [[Schuman Plan]]. Later Vice President at [[CERN]])
• Christophe Bigot  + (French diplomat and spook. A fierce ’promoter’ of the franco-israeli diplomatic relations, he has held senior positions in the intelligence service [[DGSE]] and the ministry's Africa department.)
• Francis Lacoste  + (French diplomat and visitor to Le Cercle)
• Pierre Vimont  + (French diplomat who was [[Ambassador of France to the United States]] 2007-2010)
• François Delattre  + (French diplomat. [[Permanent Representative to the UN]], [[President of the United Nations Security Council]])
• Diomede Catroux  + (French diplomat/politician)
• Loïk le Floch-Prigent  + (French dodgy Bilderberg businessman)
• Patrick Divedjian  + (French double Bilderberg politician)
• Paul Hermelin  + (French double Bilderberger businessman)
• CEPII  + (French economic think tank with lots of Bilderbergers.)
• Frédéric Bastiat  + (French economist "When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men in a society, over the course of time they create for themselves a legal system that authorizes it and a moral code that glorifies it.")
• William François  + (French economist who attended at least two [[Cercle meetings]])
• Laurence Boone  + (French economist who caught a "[[Bilderberg wind]]" at the [[2015 Bilderberg]]. By 2018, [[OECD Chief Economist]]. Later appointed to the ''[[Lancet]]'s'' [[Lancet Commission on COVID-19|Commission on COVID-19]])
• Pierre Uri  + (French economist who played a key role in … French economist who played a key role in the development of the [[1957]] [[Treaty of Rome]], setting up the [[European Economic Community]], the precursor to the [[European Union]]. Attended [[Bilderberg 1963]], [[Bilderberg 1969]] and [[Bilderberg 1975]].[[Bilderberg 1975]].)
• Jean Pisani-Ferry  + (French economist widely published on resetting matters economic)
• Olivier Blanchard  + (French economist, Fred Bergsten Senior Fellow at [[Peterson Institute]])
• Michel Albert  + (French economist, [[1969 Bilderberg]], [[Trilateral Commission Member]])
• Robert Marjolin  + (French economist/politician involved in the formation of the [[European Economic Community]].)
• Jean-Paul Mulot  + (French editor in Epstein's black book)
• Jean de Belot  + (French editor of ''[[Le Figaro]]'' who attended [[2005 Bilderberg]]. Later turned communications guru.)
• Etienne Gernelle  + (French editor who went to the [[2016 Bilderberg]])
• François d'Orcival  + (French editor. Le Cercle)
• Jean-Paul Parayre  + (French engineer who attended the [[1980 Bilderberg]])
• Didier Sornette  + (French expert on [[risk management]])
• Camille François  + (French expert on digital disinformation and cyber security)
• Maurice de Rothschild  + (French family Rothschild family member)
• Marlène Schiappa  + (French feminist writer and Minister in charge of Citizenship under President [[Emmanuel Macron]])
• Anne-Laure Bonnel  + (French film maker who made two documentari … French film maker who made two documentaries focusing on the [[atrocities]] committed by Ukrainian [[Azov Battalion|neo-Nazi militias]] in the [[Donbass]]. The films, shot in [[2015]] and [[2022]] were made from the separatists' side, and led to losing her job and her bank account blocked.sing her job and her bank account blocked.)
• Jacques de Fouchier  + (French financier)
• Frédéric Oudéa  + (French financier)
• Michel David-Weill  + (French financier and heir to the [[Lazard banking dynasty]] who attended the [[1972 Bilderberg|1972]] and [[2002 Bilderberg]]s.)
• Benoît Puga  + (French five-star general)
• DGSE  + (French foreign intelligence agency)
• Jacques de Larosière  + (French former [[central bank|central banker]] and public official. [[Managing Director of the IMF]] and [[European Bank for Reconstruction and Development]]. [[Group of Thirty]]. Attended the [[1982 Bilderberg meeting]].)
• Jean-Marie Guéhenno  + (French globalist diplomat with many ties to the making of defense and security policies.)
• Bureau of Enquiry and Analysis for Civil Aviation Safety  + (French government agency responsible for investigating [[aviation accidents and incidents]]. A few skeletons in the closet.)
• Christian de La Malene  + (French hardline [[Gaullist]] politician.)
• André Fontaine  + (French historian and journalist)
• François Godement  + (French historian with deep state connections interested in China. First attended the [[Bilderberg]] in [[Bilderberg/2019|2019]].)
• Virginie de Araujo Recchia  + (French human rights activist arrested on charges of treason)
• Jean-Dominique Senard  + (French industrialist in the automobile industry. Vocal proponent of French president [[Emmanuel Macron]].)
• Vincent Bolloré  + (French industrialist, businessman, media owner and billionaire. grandmother a spy. Started his career at the [Compagnie Financière Edmond de Rothschild)
• Claude Bébéar  + (French insurance executive and organizer of the business lobby.)
• Jean Casanova  + (French intellectual)
• The Red Hand  + (French intelligence service controlled organization to carry out false flag attacks and carry out [[assassination]]s for them.)
• Charles Pasqua  + (French interior minister who attended [[Le Cercle]])
• Michel Tatu  + (French journalist)
• Bernard Guetta  + (French journalist)
• Yves de Kerdrel  + (French journalist)
• Raymond Bourgine  + (French journalist and editor who attended Le Cercle.)
• Philippe Karsenty  + (French journalist and media critic)
• Raymond Cartier  + (French journalist, editor of ''[[Paris Match]]'' during the 1960s. [[Bilderberg/1971]].)
• Jean-Paul Laborde  + (French judge and "terror expert". Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate for 4 years)
• Robert Badinter  + (French judge and politician who gave the legal fig leaf for the dismemberment of [[Yugoslavia]]. Did favors for the [[Rothschild family]]. Husband of [[Elisabeth Badinter]])
• Jean-Louis Bruguière  + (French judge specialised in "[[counterterrorism]]", who attended the [[2003 Bilderberg]])
• Olivier Chevrillon  + (French media CEO and civil servant)
• Françoise Sampermans  + (French media executive who attended [[Bilderberg/1995]]. "A woman of influence".)
• Bruno Patino  + (French media manager who attended his first [[Bilderberg/2018||Bilderberg meeting in 2018]].)
• Denis Olivennes  + (French media manager.)
• Magdeleine Anglade  + (French member of [[Le Cercle]] who took over the role of [[Monique Garnier-Lançon]])
• Stéphane Abrial  + (French military leader with lots of US ties, [[MSC]].)
• Jack Lang  + (French minister for culture and education. Mentioned in relation to several [[France/VIPaedophile]] affairs.)
• Publicis Groupe  + (French multinational advertising and public relations company)
• Axa  + (French multinational insurance firm with [[Bilderberg]] contacts)
• Le Figaro  + (French newspaper owned by the armaments manufacturer [[Dassault Group]] since 2004.)
• Louis Leprince-Ringuet  + (French nuclear physicist and [[European Movement]] leader)
• Jacques Cousteau  + (French oceanographer and environmentalist)
• Dominique Baudis  + (French official. "A former call girl, "Patricia", told magistrates that she had been "offered" to Mr Baudis by Alègre at a Toulouse flat where she underwent three hours of torture that left scars.")
• Pierre Morel  + (French panelist at the [[1990 Bilderberg]])
• Jean-François Copé  + (French politician)
• Jean de Lipkowski  + (French politician)
• Fleur Pellerin  + (French politician)
• Pierre Lellouche  + (French politician)
• Bruno Tertrais  + (French politician)
• Jacques Toubon  + (French politician)
• Philippe Seguin  + (French politician)
• François Leotard  + (French politician and Minister of Defence. Took legal action over accusations in a book that suggested he had ordered the murder of [[Yann Piat]].)
• Olivier Dassault  + (French politician and billionaire. Killed in a freak helicopter crash.)
• Thierry Breton  + (French politician and leader of large corporations, briefly at [[Rothschild & Cie Banque]]. [[WEF/Global Leaders for Tomorrow/1998]]. From 2019 European Commissioner implementing censorship.)
• François Asselineau  + (French politician campaigning on that France should leave the [[euro]], the [[European Union]], and [[NATO]].)
• Patrick Stefanini  + (French politician close to fellow French Cercle visitor [[Alain Juppe]])
• Françoise Giroud  + (French politician of the non-Gaullist right.)
• Pierre Commin  + (French politician who attended his first and last two [[Bilderberg meetings]] in 1957. Reportedly died of a heart attack, aged 51, the next year.)
• Christian Beullac  + (French politician who attended the [[1979 Bilderberg meeting]] as Minister for Education.)
• Olivier Guichard  + (French politician who attended the [[1977 Bilderberg]])
• Laurent Fabius  + (French politician who attended the [[1994 Bilderberg|1994]] and [[2016 Bilderberg]]s)
• Sylvie Goulard  + (French politician who attended the [[2016 Bilderberg]]. [[Deputy Governor of the Bank of France]] since 2018)
• François Baroin  + (French politician who attended the [[2014 Bilderberg]])
• Roger Duchet  + (French politician who attended the [[first Bilderberg]] in 1954)
• Maurice Faure  + (French politician who co-signed the [[Treaty of Rome]] for France in 1957.)
• Robert Boulin  + (French politician who died a sudden and irregular death. It was ruled a suicide.)
• Guillaume Garot  + (French politician who proposed a bill to m … French politician who proposed a bill to make it illegal for large French supermarkets to throw away or destroy [[food]] that had passed its sell by date. The bill passed unanimously, so large supermarkets are now required to give surplus food to charities for redistribution.plus food to charities for redistribution.)
• Michel Rocard  + (French politician who spoke on "The Western Global Response To The Soviet Challenge" at the [[1986 Bilderberg]].)
• Henri Nallet  + (French politician who was at the [[2001 Bilderberg]])
• Agnès Buzyn  + (French politician, [[France/Minister of Health]] during [[COVID-19]].)
• Gilles Martinet  + (French politician, [[TLC]], attended the [[1971 Bilderberg]])
• Martine Aubry  + (French politician, [[WEF/Global Leaders for Tomorrow 1993]])
• Amélie de Montchalin  + (French politician, [[WEF/Young Global Leaders 2021]])
• Alain Poher  + (French president)
• ESSEC Business School  + (French prestigious business school)
• Georges Vedel  + (French public law professor known for his support for [[European federalism]]. Attended the [[1970 Bilderberg meeting]].)
• Thérèse Delpech  + (French representative of a neoconservative/transatlantic clique that took control over the political and strategic direction of France in the 1990s. Attended the [[2012 Bilderberg]])
• Toulouse VIP sex ring  + (French sado-masochistic VIPaedophile ring partly exposed in 1997)
• Hermine de Clermont-Tonnerre  + (French socialite in [[Epstein's black book]].)
• Raymond Aron  + (French sociologist who attended 3 Bilderbergs from 1957 to 1966)
• François Croisillier  + (French soldier)
• Guinea  + (French speaking country in [[West Africa]].)
• Benin  + (French speaking country in [[West Africa]].)
• Paul Barril  + (French spook)
• Jacques Foccart  + (French spook and deep politician, best known as a chief adviser to French presidents on African affairs.)
• Bernard Squarcini  + (French spook close to [[Nicolas Sarkozy]]. Revealed that the French government showed little interest in finding Syrian jihadists.)
• Patrick Calvar  + (French spook. Single Bilderberg)
• Vivienne Cox  + (French steel company)
• Jean Letourneau  + (French strongly [[anti-communist]] politician. Having worked closely with the Americans during the by then lost French military attempt to keep Indochina, he attended the [[1956 Bilderberg conference]].)
• Organisation armée secrète  + (French terrorist organzation with Gladio ties)
• University of Orléans  + (French university in the Loire valley.)
• Paris Nanterre University  + (French university, founded 1964)
• Nice truck event  + (French vehicle-ramming attack in Nice on 14 July 2016. It was filmed by Richard Gutjahr, who 8 days later filmed the shooting in Munich.)
• Dassault Group  + (French weapons and media corporation)
• Jean Marchand  + (French-Canadian Catholic trade unionist and politician in Quebec, connected to [[Pierre Trudeau]].)
• Louis-Dreyfus family  + (French-Jewish business family of the large grain merchant [[Louis-Dreyfus Group]])
• University of Montreal  + (French-language university in [[Montreal]], [[Quebec]], Canada. Throughout the university's history, faculty, alumni, and former students have played prominent roles in a number of fields.)
• Jacques Lévesque  + (French-speaking Canadian Sovietologist who attended the [[1981 Bilderberg]])
• University of Lausanne  + (French-speaking Swiss university)
• Republic of the Congo  + (French-speaking country in [[Africa]].)
• University of Neuchâtel  + (French-speaking university based in Neuchâtel, [[Switzerland]])
• University of Liège  + (French-speaking university in [[Belgium]])
• Jacques Maisonrouge  + (French/US IBM executive. "‘Down with borders’, a revolutionary student slogan of the [[1968 Paris university uprising]], is also a welcome slogan at IBM.”)
• John Alpass  + (Friend and colleague of [[MI5]] chief [[Stephen Lander]])
• Clare Hazell-Iveagh  + (Friend of Ghislaine Maxwell, flew Jeffrey Epstein's [[Lolita Express]] 32 times.)
• Dave Yaras  + (Friend of Jack Ruby)
• Ron Burkle  + (Friend of Jeffrey Epstein with own private jet, dubbed Air F*ck One)
• Will Galison  + (Friend of [[murdered]] [[whistleblower]], [[Sunny Sheu]])
• Christian Democracy (Italy)  + (From 1946 until 1994, the DC was the largest party in the Italian Parliament, governing in successive coalitions.)
• Sidney Hook  + (From 1948 head of the department)
• Liberal Democratic Party  + (From 1955 the party has been in power in [[Japan]] almost continuously)
• Claude Julien  + (From 1969 head of department)
• Olli Heinonen  + (From 1999 to 2002 Director of Operations A and from 2002–2005 Director of Operations B in the Department of Safeguards.)
• Leslie Gelb  + (From 2003-2019 President emeritus)
• Frederick Kempe  + (From 2007 President and CEO of [[Atlantic Council]])
• Document:Orwell's 1984 - Irregular warfare against Eurasia  + (From Halford Mackinders Heartland Theory to 21st century Colour revolutions, Orwell's dystopian 1984 vision is being realised.)
• Harry S. Truman  + (From Missouri)
• CounterSpy  + (From [[1973]] to [[1984]], CounterSpy published detailed, damning information about US covert activities. The [[CIA]] loathed it and, it’s said, succeeded in undermining it.)
• Document:Bloggers Under Siege - Craig Murray Charged with Contempt of Court  + (From [[Pan Am Flight 103|Lockerbie]] … From [[Pan Am Flight 103|Lockerbie]] to the [https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/The-Russia-Hoax-Audiobook/B07DDMGYF5 Russia Hoax,] [[Craig Murray]] has of course upset [[establishment|people in high-places]], including some who work for [[Deep state|Intelligence Agencies]].[[Deep state|Intelligence Agencies]].)
• Stop the Worsening Undercount of Palestinian Casualties in Gaza  + (From accounts of people on the ground, vid … From accounts of people on the ground, videos and photographs of deadly episode after episode, plus the resultant mortalities from blocking or smashing the crucial necessities of life, a more likely estimate, in my appraisal, is that at least 200,000 [[Palestinians]] must have perished by now and the toll is accelerating by the hour. and the toll is accelerating by the hour.)
• Document:The Russians are here  + (From an interview broadcast on BBC Radio 4 about John Le Carré 's latest book of "Our Kind of Traitor". Le Carré (aka David Cornwell) also airs his views about the nature of the SIS's 20 years after the end of the cold war.)
• Face mask  + (From an obscure phenomenon, face masks became a central part of the COVID-19 psychological operation starting in March 2020.)
• Foreign Corrupt Practices Act  + (From careful beginnings has become a major tool of statecraft)
• File:WatersKrausPressRelease031702.pdf  + (From documentation obtained from Eli Lilly the law firm Waters & Kraus learned, that the company received repeated warnings over decades that their product Thimerosal has adverse health effects.)
• Bowdoin College  + (From its founding, Bowdoin was known to educate the sons of the political elite and "catered very largely to the wealthy conservative from the state of Maine.")
• Saturday Evening Post  + (From the 1920s to the 1960s, it was one of the most widely circulated and influential magazines within the American middle class)
• Crestone  + (From the 1970s, The Rockefeller protegé [[Maurice Strong]] built the area up as an international religious crossroads by bringing two dozen different religious centers to the remote area, to be the center of a spiritual [[new world order]].)
• "Overwhelmed Intensive Care Units"  + (From the beginning of the COVID-19 deep event came a drumroll of messages of overwhelmed Intensive Care Units (ICUs). In the large majority of cases, this was a lie. Revealingly, most countries have not increased number of ICU beds)
• University of Waikato  + (From the beginning, it was envisaged that Māori studies should be a key feature of the new university)
• Ca' Foscari University of Venice  + (From the outset conceived as a national rather than a regional institution)
• Sierra Club  + (Front group for the [[WWF]], [[1001 Club]], [[Club of Rome]] and similar misanthropic [[Population reduction]]ists)
• Center for Countering Digital Hate  + (Front group to coordinate [[internet censorship]], i.e. to "[[deplatform]]"/"[[demonetize]]"/[[shadow ban]] [[dissident]] opinion on [[YouTube]], [[Facebook]], [[Amazon]], [[Twitter]], [[Instagram]], [[Apple]], [[Paypal]] etc.)
• American Foreign Policy Institute  + (Front group to push propaganda)
• Front  + (Front groups are intended to deceive the c … Front groups are intended to deceive the casual observer by carrying out actions without disclosing who instigated them. They include [[astroturf]] (fake '[[grassroots]]' organisations) operated by legitimate [[companies]] as well as fronts operated by groups with more questionable legitimacy to provide plausible deniability to as [[criminal groups]], governments or intelligence agencies.[[criminal groups]], governments or intelligence agencies.)
• Adair Turner  + (Front man for George Soros-initiatives.)
• Ronald Reagan  + (Front man for the [[US Deep State]] run by his VP, [[George H. W. Bush]])
• George W. Bush  + (Front man for the [[US deep state]] led by [[GHWB|his father]].)
• Document:Pilgrims Society Address 2002  + (Full of platitudes and the obligatory quot … Full of platitudes and the obligatory quotations from politicians past to bolster and confirm the essential righteousness of the Pilgrims present. Probably a fairly typical address to The London Pilgrims by a US Embassy Official, but hard to read without squirming at the delusional sanctimonious arrogance it exudes.usional sanctimonious arrogance it exudes.)
• Document:Putin: Letter to European Leaders  + (Full text of the Letter sent by Russian President Vladimir Putin to European Leaders on 9 April 2014, with commentary.)
• Daniel Sachs  + (Functionary for [[George Soros]].)
• Media Development Investment Fund  + (Fund financing a large number of "independent" news and information businesses around the world. Connected to the [[Open Society Foundations]] and other usual suspects.)
• Martin Nowak  + (Funded by Jeffrey Epstein Foundation)
• Earhart Foundation  + (Funder of a number of European organisations to support free-market scholars 1929-2016)
• Canadian Institutes of Health Research  + (Funding "research on the role of communication strategies and media discourse in shaping psychological and behavioral response to the [[COVID-19]] outbreak.")
• Fethullah Gülen  + (Funds and leads a large network of Islamic schools doubling as CIA proxies)
• Tides Foundation  + (Funneling large amounts of anonymous deep state dark money to "activists" mostly on the "left")
• File:Pictures That Missed the Exhibition.pdf  + (Funny how freedom of expression - so indispensable for the survival of Western Civilization when it comes to inflammatory and dangerous anti-Muslim imagery - gets jettisoned in a hurry when it comes to exposing war crimes.)
• Document:Donald Rumsfeld and the demolition of WTC 7  + (Further evidence of Donald Rumsfeld's complicity in the events of 9/11, with particular reference to his substantial connection to WTC7 and his lying about it and its destruction..)
• Document:Russia-US Conventional Military Balance  + (Further thoughts on the US-Russia conventional military balance in light of continuing NATO sabre-rattling around Russia's western/southern borderlands)
• World Fellows Program/2023  + (Future "World Leaders" selected for a grooming program)
• Kevin Bonavia  + (Future Labour MP?)
• Natasa Pantelic  + (Future Labour Party MP)
• Ryan Wain  + (Future Labour Party candidate)
• Ella Rose  + (Future [[Labour]] MP?)
• Tom Hayes  + (Future [[Labour]] MP?)
• Deep state recruitment network  + (Future leaders in deep state structures have to come from somewhere.)
• Axel Weber  + (G30 central banker)
• Gerald Corrigan  + (G30, Trilateral, Bilderberg, President of the NY Fed, then [[Goldman Sachs]]. Married to a president of the Boston Fed)

• G7 statement on Ukraine  + (G7 leaders issue a joint statement on the ongoing situation in Ukraine)

• Seth Berkley  + (GAVI epidemiologist)
• Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala  + (GAVI/SDS connected Nigerian banker, twice [[Nigeria's Minister of Finance]], and possible deep state functionary)
• Bush Overbey Oil Development Company  + (GHWB co-founded oil company)
• Emmanuelle Charpentier  + (GM researcher who advanced CRISPR gene editing. Attended the 2016 Bilderberg)
• Gab  + (Gab is a social networking service with a strict free speech approach for which it is criticized in [[corporate media]].)
• Lewis Rosenstiel  + (Gangster, businessman, philanthropist and sexual blackmailer.)
• Alaa Murabit  + (Gates foundation health functionary)
• David Newsom  + (Gave [[General Suharto]] the go-ahead for the invasion of [[East Timor]])
• Martin Nowak  + (Gave [[Jeffrey Epstein]] office, keycard, and passcode, allowing him free and unlimited access the [[Harvard]]'s campus ten years after his conviction for sex crimes.)
• Antoine Pinay  + (Gave his name to the "[[Pinay Cercle]]", which was to develop into an important organ of the [[Supranational Deep State]].)
• Antoine Pinay  + (Gave his name to the "[[Pinay Cercle]]", which was to develop into an important organ of the [[Supranational Deep State]].)
• Michael Hanson  + (Gay student who co-founded the [[Paedophile Information Exchange]])
• Franz Lütolf  + (General Manager and Member of the Executive Board of the Swiss Bank Corporation and a member of the [[Bilderberg Steering committee]].)
• Gabriel Ferras  + (General Manager of the BIS from 1963 until his death in 1970)
• Georges Pompidou  + (General Manager of the [[Rothschild & Co|Rothschild bank]] who was [[President of France]] from 1969 until his death in 1974 from a rare form of cancer. [[1960 Bilderberg]])
• Jennie Formby  + (General Secretary of the Labour Party 2018-2020)
• Vic Feather  + (General Secretary of the Trade Union Congress secretly working for the [[Information Research Department]].)
• Otto Kersten  + (General Secretary of the [[International Confederation of Free Trade Unions]] who attended two Bilderberg meetings in the 1970s.)
• Gerardo Serravalle  + (General Serravalle was head of the Italian Stay behind network [[Gladio]] from [[1971]] to [[1974]])
• General Walker shot  + (General Walker shot at in his home. ref. Treachery in Dallas, p 319)
• 2021 Japanese general election  + (General election in [[Japan]] mid-[[COVID]]. Terror attack on polling day. A mandate for [[vaccine passport]]s?)
• Frido von Senger und Etterlin  + (General in the Wehrmacht of Nazi Germany during [[World War II]], who helped rebuild the German army after the war. Attended [[Königswinter]] conferences and the [[1959 Bilderberg]].)
• US/Presidential Election  + (Generally a two horse race in which both horses are bought and paid for by the ruling [[US deep state]] faction.)
• Lyndon Johnson  + (Generally agreed to have been heavily involved in the plot to assassinate his predecessor, JFK.)
• US/Senate/Committee/Health Education Labor and Pensions  + (Generally considers matters relating health, education, labor, and pensions)
• Reichstag Fire  + (Generally reckoned at the time to be a false flag attack, Hitler quickly seized upon the fire at the Reichstag to pass an "enabling act", ushering in full on totalitarian rule. In retrospect it may indeed have been the work of an isolated individual.)
• Document:Cabinet Office Briefing Paper 21 July 2002  + (Generated for participants for the secret meeting of Blair’s inner circle on July 23, 2002, this classified paper states that since regime change was illegal it was "necessary to create the conditions" which would make it legal. The last page is missing.)
• Down Syndrome  + (Genetic disorder; about 92% of pregnancies in Europe with a diagnosis of Down syndrome are terminated.)
• Xavier Duportet  + (Genome architect and founder of Eligo Biotech)
• Vineyard of the Saker  + (Geo-political analysis demonstrating particular expertise on [[Russia]] and the [[Middle East]])
• Joaquin Flores  + (Geopolitical and social analyst based in Belgrade, [[Serbia]].)
• Andrew Gavin Marshall  + (Geopolitical writer based in [[Montreal, Canada]])
• Document:The Terrorists Among US- Traitors and Terror 3  + (George Eliason interviews professor Michael Jasinski about the dire effects of outsourcing intelligence gathering and information dissemination.)
• James W. Cicconi  + (George H. W. Bush connected insider.)
• George H. W. Bush/Exposure  + (George H. W. Bush was a spook his entire a … George H. W. Bush was a spook his entire adult life. He destroy most of the documentary evidence of this, but a few documents escaped and he was tripped up by steps he took to try to obscure his connection to the [[JFK assassination]]. [[Corporate media]] showed minimal interest in the story, but independent media have built a well document and coherent picture of Bush's secret life as head of the [[US deep state]].[[US deep state]].)
• File:1984.pdf  + (George Orwell's classic and prescient 1949 dystopian novel about total surveillance in "Oceania", one of the world's then three warring power blocks.)
• Institute for New Economic Thinking  + (George Soros front. Think tank to change economic policy.)
• Michael Ignatieff  + (George Soros protege, Canadian author, academic and former politician.)
• Ivan Krastev  + (George Soros protegé)
• Mark Malloch Brown  + (George Soros-protegé)
• James Reston  + (Georgetown Set, [[Bilderberg 1965]])
• Evan Kohlmann  + (Georgetown University "[[counter-terrorist]]")
• Maria Petina Logan  + (Georgetown University educated lawyer on Mikhail Khodorkovsky's team. Future Of Russia director.)
• Tedo Japaridze  + (Georgian Minister of Foreign Affairs who inadvertently [[Le Cercle/Exposure|exposed]] [[Le Cercle]] by mentioning it on his online biography.)
• Document:Gerald James 2007 FOIA Appeal Statement  + (Gerald James' appeal statement in the matter of the UK government refusal to release documents which would support his allegations of SIS orchestration of events and people that resulted in the destruction of his company, Astra Holdings.)
• Karsten Voigt  + (German (SPD) politician.)
• Konrad Adenauer  + (German (deep?) politician, [[CDU leader]])
• Jochen Scholz  + (German Air Force officer critical of the [[ON]] on [[911]])
• Jürgen Chrobog  + (German Ambassador to the United States from 1995 to 2001 and State Secretary from 2001-2005. [[Trilateral Commission]]. [[Global Panel Foundation]].)
• Eberhard Sandschneider  + (German Asia expert)
• Joschka Fischer  + (German Bilderberg politician who was the main driver in transforming the [[German Greens|Green Party]] from [[pacifism]] to hyper-militarism.)
• Hans-Peter Keitel  + (German Bilderberger President of the Federation of German Industries)
• Jürgen Strube  + (German Bilderberger businessman)
• Martin Brudermüller  + (German Bilderberger businessman, WEF AGM habit, CEO of BASF since 2018. Predicted [[EU]] ban on [[Russian gas]] imports would destroy the German economy.)
• Wolfgang Schmidt  + (German Chancellor "[[Olaf Scholz]]’s shadow foreign minister.")
• Volker Rühe  + (German Defence Minister, 5 Bilderbergs, Atlantik-Brücke, suspected Deep state operative)
• Karl-Heinz Narjes  + (German EEC politician who attended [[Le Cercle]])
• Walther Rathenau  + (German Foreign Minister assassinated in office after signing the [[Treaty of Rapallo]] with the [[USSR]].)
• Omid Nouripour  + (German Green politician involved in many [[transatlantic]] influence networks.)
• Cem Özdemir  + (German Green war-loving politician who experienced rocket career after being taken under the wings of [[transatlantic]] influence networks. [[MSC regular]])
• Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer  + (German Minister of Defence, potential future Chancellor)
• Günter Rexrodt  + (German Minister of Economics 1993-98.)
• Philipp Rösler  + (German Minister of Health from 2009 to 201 … German Minister of Health from 2009 to 2011, during which time he was selected Young Global Leader by the [[World Economic Forum]]. After he left the party in 2013 when it failed to get into parliament, he became Head of the Centre for Regional Strategies of the [[World Economic Forum]]. [[Klaus Schwab]] said at the time: "We had observed this young man for a while and realized that he would be the right one for us."ed that he would be the right one for us.")
• Volkswagen  + (German Multinational corporation)
• Erich Dethleffsen  + (German Nazi general, later [[Gehlen Organisation]] and [[BND]]. [[1958 Bilderberg]])
• Hans-Friedrich von Ploetz  + (German Permanent Representative to NATO, and Ambassador to the UK and Russia. Attended the [[1995 Bilderberg meeting]] as State Secretary in the Foreign Office)
• Karl Ahrens  + (German SDP politician)
• Hans-Peter Bartels  + (German SPD politician, regular at the [[MSC]])
• Frank Bsirske  + (German Single Bilderberg Labour leader)
• Horst Gerlach  + (German Social Democratic politician)
• Kai Wargalla  + (German [[Alliance 90/The Greens|Green]] politician from Bremen.)
• Susanne Klatten  + (German [[BMW]] billionaire heiress, deep state)
• Hans-Jürgen Wischnewski  + (German [[Bilderberg Steering committee]] member, 4 Bilderbergs in the 1970s)
• Wolfgang Schäuble  + (German [[Bilderberger]], [[MSC]], [[WEF AGM]], [[lawyer]] and [[politician]])
• Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist  + (German [[deep politician]])
• Karl Theodor von und zu Guttenberg  + (German [[deep politician]] and hardline conservative [[anticommunist]])
• Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution  + (German [[intelligence agency]])
• Zeit  + (German [[liberal]], [[transatlantic]] national weekly [[newspaper]], and a central in the German part of the Bilderberg network.)
• Friedrich Merz  + (German [[transatlantic]] lobbyist and politician. [[Blackrock]]. Former chairman of the influential [[Atlantik-Brücke]].)
• Christian Lindner  + (German [[transatlantic]] politician who attended the [[2013 Bilderberg]] and was made [[Leader of the Free Democratic Party]] some months later. Minister of Finance in 2021.)
• Wolfgang Hager  + (German academic)
• Karl Kaiser  + (German academic and contact of [[Henry Kissinger]]. Spoke at 3 of the 4 Bilderbergs he attended)
• Andreas Umland  + (German academic mentioned in an [[Integrity Initiative]] document)
• Hans-Georg Betz  + (German academic who attended the [[2000 Bilderberg]] possibly as a speaker on ''The European Far Right - Is there a Threat?'')
• Dolf Sternberger  + (German academic who attended the [[Bilderberg/1955 September|third]] and [[fourth Bilderberg]]s)
• Deutsche Bank  + (German bank)
• Gotthard von Falkenhausen  + (German banker)
• Ulrich Cartellieri  + (German banker and arms company executive. Attended 3 Bilderbergs in the 1990s.)
• Liz Mohn  + (German billionaire businesswoman friend of [[Angela Merkel]])
• BioNTech  + (German biotechnology company worth billions after selling a [[COVID-19/Vaccine]].)
• Ralf Dahrendorf  + (German born philosopher. Regular contributor to Bilderberg meetings.)
• Franz Klein  + (German business leader and vocal lock-down critic)
• Mario Ohoven  + (German business leader who has been a regular guest on German [[talk shows]]. Died in a [[Car crash]] two days after criticizing a new [[Covid-19 lockdown]].)
• Franz Schoser  + (German business lobbyist who attended the [[1979 Bilderberg|1979]] and [[1980 Bilderberg]]s)
• Joe Kaeser  + (German businessman Bilderberger)
• Rudiger von Rosen  + (German businessman banker)
• Ernst Georg Schneider  + (German businessman who attended 2 Bilderbergs in the [[1950s]])
• Dieter Spethmann  + (German businessman who attended the [[1968 Bilderberg|1968]] and [[1980 Bilderberg]]s)
• Ulrich Grillo  + (German businessman who attended the [[Bilderberg/2013|2013]] and [[2016 Bilderberg]]s)
• Oliver Bäte  + (German businessman with [[supranational deep state]] connections)
• Rolf Heyn  + (German businessman with interests in Asia, as was the subjects of the 1956 Bilderberg)
• Arend Oetker  + (German businessman, [[Chairman of Atlantik-Brücke]] for 5 years, named one of the: "50 most powerful people in the German economy")
• The Sinking of the Atlas  + (German cargo ship sunk by French agents in 1958. Blamed on fictional [[Red Hand]] terrorist organization.)
• Richard Wagner  + (German composer, theater director, polemicist, and conductor, with large cultural influence)
• Hans Graf Huyn  + (German deep politician who attended [[Le Cercle]])
• Richard von Weizsacker  + (German deep state functionary?)
• Gerhard Löwenthal  + (German deep state operative)
• Angela Merkel  + (German deep state operative who aggressively pushed [[COVID-19 vaccines]].)
• Sigmar Gabriel  + (German deep state operative, Atlantik-Brücke Chairman since 2019)
• Hans Rühle  + (German deep state operative. Attended [[Le Cercle]] as head of the planning staff of the [[Germany/Minister/Defence|German Minister of Defense]].)
• Hans Arnold  + (German diplomat)
• Rüdiger von Wechmar  + (German diplomat)
• Peter Wittig  + (German diplomat who has been UN rep, US and then UK ambassadors)
• Hans-Heinrich Herwarth von Bittenfeld  + (German diplomat who spied for Britain during [[WW2]]. Went on to high positions in the [[West German]] foreign service, and attended the [[Bilderberg/1963|1963 Bilderberg meeting]].)
• Hans-Henning Blomeyer  + (German diplomat who was personal advisor of [[Alois Mertes]] when he attended the [[Bilderberg/1983|1983 Bilderberg meeting]].)
• Géza Andreas von Geyr  + (German diplomat with [[heavy MSC habit]])
• Peter Ammon  + (German diplomat, Atlantik-Brücke, MSC)
• Hennecke Graf von Bassewitz  + (German diplomat. Assistant to [[Walter Scheel]] at the [[1983 Bilderberg]].)
• Sahra Wagenknecht  + (German dissident politician from [[Die Linke]].)
• Wolfgang Wodarg  + (German doctor in the forefront in the battle against the Covid-19 deep event)
• Volker Perthes  + (German double Bilderberger businessman, [[TLC]])
• Wolfgang Streeck  + (German economic sociologist)
• Herbert Giersch  + (German economist)
• Richard Werner  + (German economist who exposed the WEF's [[Global Leaders for Tomorrow]] project.)
• Klaus Schwab  + (German economist, Bilderberg Steering committee, World Economic Forum Board of Trustees)
• Jörg Asmussen  + (German economist, attended the [[2014 Bilderberg]])
• Manfred Ritterbach  + (German economist, who attended the Bilderberg in his late 20s, died at age 32.)
• Otmar Emminger  + (German economist. President of the German Bundesbank in the late 1970s)
• Constanze Stelzenmüller  + (German editor and deep state operative of uncertain rank)
• Kurt Becker  + (German editor-in-chief and government spokesman. Attended [[Bilderberg/1967]] and [[Bilderberg/1975]]. Member of [[Atlantik-Brücke]].)
• Stefan Kornelius  + (German editor. Süddeutsche Zeitung)
• Dieter Zetsche  + (German engineer and business executive. Chairman of the board of management of [[Daimler AG]] and head of [[Mercedes-Benz]] 2006-2019.)
• Lars Hinrichs  + (German entrepreneur and [[WEF/Young Global Leaders/2008|WEF Young Global Leader 2008]]. "Without networks I would be nothing".)
• Robert Koch Institute  + (German federal agency charged with preventing disease outbreaks)
• Leni Riefenstahl  + (German film director, mostly known for Triumph des Willens ("Triumph of the Will") and Olympia.)
• BMW Foundation  + (German foundation financed by the family that owns auto manufacturer BMW.)
• Mercator Foundation  + (German foundation financing projects of deep state interest and buying control over the narrative, especially on "climate change" and pro-migration. Frequently connected to censorship initiatives.)
• Boris Floricic  + (German hacker/phreaker with strong interest in cryptography found dead in a park. Ruled a [[suicide]].)
• Wolfgang Leonhard  + (German historian who wrote a working paper on ''The Soviet Union and East Europe: Their Problems, Contradictions and Perspective'' for the [[1981 Bilderberg]])
• Bernhard Dahm  + (German historian whose students included [[Alfred McCoy]])
• Jost Pfeiffer  + (German industrialist who attended [[Le Cercle]] in 1983)
• Rüdiger Altmann  + (German intellectual)
• Jürgen Roth  + (German investigative journalist who has published many books on organized crime.)
• Lars Schall  + (German investigative journalist.)
• Werner Perger  + (German journalist)
• Hans Tolzin  + (German journalist and author with a focus on vaccines and health.)
• Thomas Röper  + (German journalist covering Russia related topics and Corona.)
• Mathias Bröckers  + (German journalist who has written about 9-11)
• Florian Rötzer  + (German journalist with a focus on geopolitics)
• Christoph Bertram  + (German journalist with a heavy Bilderberg habit)
• Section 86a  + (German law which criminalised [[holocaust denial]], and other organisations and symbols.)
• Franz Froschmaier  + (German lawyer/politician)
• FDP  + (German liberal party)
• Jürgen Weber  + (German manager)
• Wolfgang Reitzle  + (German manager in the automotive industry, including BMW and Ford.Chairman of the Advisory Council of the [[Munich Security Conference]].)
• Klaus Mangold  + (German manager, [[MSC regular]])
• M100 Sanssouci Colloquium  + (German media conference with heavy deep state agenda)
• Gerd Schulte-Hillen  + (German media executive who attended Le Cercle.)
• Hubertus Hoffmann  + (German media executive. Member of the [[Integrity Initiative]] and the intelligence think-tank [[Henry Jackson Initiative]].)
• Ernst Falkenheim  + (German oil executive. Until 1962 member of the presidency of the [[Federation of German Industries]].)
• Jürgen Habermas  + (German philosopher and sociologist.)
• Arnold Bergstraesser  + (German political scientist who headed some deep state groups in the 1950s and 1960s)
• Roland Koch  + (German politician)
• Heinrich Deist  + (German politician)
• Knut Freiherr von Kuhlmann-Stumm  + (German politician)
• Gerhard Stoltenberg  + (German politician)
• Richard Jaeger  + (German politician)
• Karl Lamers  + (German politician)
• Peter Glotz  + (German politician)
• Friedbert Pflüger  + (German politician)
• Peer Steinbrück  + (German politician)
• Lothar Späth  + (German politician)
• Alexander Menne  + (German politician ([[FDP]]) who attended 3 Bilderbergs in the [[1950s]])
• Ska Keller  + (German politician and member of the [[European Parliament]] for [[Alliance 90/The Greens]] who was selected a [[WEF/Young Global Leaders/2015|Young Global Leader]] by the [[World Economic Forum]] in 2015.)
• Peter Petersen  + (German politician from the [[CDU]] who attended the January 1984 [[Le Cercle]] meeting.)
• Siegmar Mosdorf  + (German politician from the [[Social Democratic Party of Germany|Social Democrats]] close to German industry. Attended [[Bilderberg/2001]]. Later PR consultant)
• Wolfgang Gerhardt  + (German politician in the small but influential [[Free Democratic Party]])
• Ralf Fücks  + (German politician married to [[Marieluise Beck]] of the [[German cluster]] of the [[Integrity Initiative]])
• Claudia Nolte  + (German politician of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU))
• Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann  + (German politician of the [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|Free Democratic Party]] and proponent of a militarist foreign policy.)
• Joachim Angermeyer  + (German politician of the [[Free Democratic Party]].)
• Stefan Schwarz  + (German politician selected a [[WEF/Global Leaders for Tomorrow/1994|Global leader for Tomorrow]] by the [[World Economic Forum]]. Peddled lurid war propaganda during [[Bosnian war]].)
• Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger  + (German politician selected a [[WEF/Global Leaders for Tomorrow/1993|Global Leader for Tomorrow]] by the [[World Economic Forum]] in 1993.)
• Franz Heubl  + (German politician who attended [[le Cercle]])
• Rainer Barzel  + (German politician who attended the [[1965 Bilderberg]])
• Karl Carstens  + (German politician who attended the [[1971 Bilderberg]] and caught a [[Bilderberg wind]]; became a member of the Bundestag in 1972. German President 1979-1984)
• Günther Verheugen  + (German politician who attended the [[1995 Bilderberg]])
• Linda Teuteberg  + (German politician who attended the [[2019 Bilderberg]], at age 38, as [[General Secretary of the Free Democratic Party]])
• Heinrich Troeger  + (German politician who attended the [[Bilderberg/1954|first]] and [[Bilderberg/1956|fourth]] Bilderbergs, then became Vice President of the [[Bundesbank]])
• Michaela Geiger  + (German politician who helped introduce discussion on ''Domestic Developments In Eastern Europe:Policy Implications For The West'' for the [[1989 Bilderberg]].)
• Thomas Oppermann  + (German politician who suddenly died en-route to be interviewed in a [[talk show]] after voicing criticism of the governments [[Covid-19]] measures.)
• Peter Altmaier  + (German politician who was [[Germany/Head of the Chancellery|Head of the Chancellery]] 2013-2018.)
• Paul Leverkuehn  + (German politician who went to the first Bilderberg and fourth Bilderbergs)
• Helmut Schmidt  + (German politician whose government was undermined by [[Le Cercle]])
• Uwe Barschel  + (German politician with arms smuggling connections who died suddenly in what was ruled a suicide.)
• Birgit Breuel  + (German politician, 6 times Bilderberger. Became president of the [[Treuhandanstalt]], the state-organized looting of former [[East German]] assets, after the assassination of her predecessor [[Detlev Rohwedder]])
• Detlev Rohwedder  + (German politician, Bilderberg, assassinated.)
• Matthias Wissmann  + (German politician, [[ACG/YL/1982]], [[3 Bilderbergs]])
• Ernst Majonica  + (German politician, part of the US-led effort to get rid of Chancellor [[Konrad Adenauer]].)
• Reinhard Bütikofer  + (German politician, regular at the [[Brussels Forum]], also attends [[WEF AGM]]s)
• Klaus Kinkel  + (German politician, spook, diplomat, lawyer)
• Olaf Scholz  + (German politician. Former alcoholic and corrupt Hamburg politician who became Chancellor in 2021.)
• Ruprecht Polenz  + (German politician. Proponent of Turkish membership in the [[EU]].)
• Thomas Buberl  + (German poly-Bilderberg money manager, [[WEF AGM]]s, [[WEF YGL 2008]])
• Julia Jäkel  + (German publisher who attended the [[2015/Bilderberg|2015]] and [[2016 Bilderberg]]s.)
• Institut für Terrorismusforschung  + (German research institute. Its work consists mostly of reinforcing the [[official narrative]] around "terrorism".)
• Markus Fiedler  + (German researcher into Wikipedia and who is influencing it.)
• Walter Dornberger  + (German rocket scientist recruited in [[Operation Paperclip]] despite use of [[slave labor]].)
• Klaus Mehnert  + (German scientist who attended the [[1959 Bilderberg]])
• Christian Drosten  + (German scientist who created and promoted PCR "test" which became pretext for Covid)
• Heinz Bude  + (German sociologist known for his publications and to have spoken about sending not vaccinated people to Madagascar)
• Bernd Hamm  + (German sociologist. His main areas of work included the criticism of [[capitalism]], [[neoliberalism]], [[globalization]] and the “[[deep state]]".)
• Barbara von Ow-Freytag  + (German spook working with supporting [[NGO]]s in [[Russia]].)
• Franz Krapf  + (German spooky diplomat. SS [[Reich Security Main Office]] … German spooky diplomat. SS [[Reich Security Main Office]] and Japan expert during [[WW2]]. After fixing a "clean bill of health" in [[denazification process]], he became high-ranking [[West German]] diplomat, [[Germany/Permanent Representative/NATO|Permanent Representative to NATO]] and [[Germany/Ambassador/Japan|Ambassador to Japan]]. Attended the [[Bilderberg/1964|1964 Bilderberg conference]].[[Bilderberg/1964|1964 Bilderberg conference]].)
• Saxony-Anhalt  + (German state (Land) situated in eastern Germany.)
• Lower Saxony  + (German state (Land) situated in northwestern Germany.)
• Franziska Brantner  + (German super-militarist Green politician.)
• Timotheus Höttges  + (German telecom executive)
• University of Marburg  + (German university with long traditions)
• Stefan Hockertz  + (German well known critic of the corona measures and the "vaccinations" - raided by "tax office" and intelligence agencies.)
• Dietmar Müller-Elmau  + (German with a [[heavy Brussels Forum habit]], also appears at the [[Munich Security Conference]], ran the hotel that hosted the 2015 G7 summit)
• Tätervolk  + (German word meaning 'Perpetrator people' and applied by Orthodox Judaism to the alledged collective guilt of Germans as a race of people for the events of World War II - with particular emphasis on [[The Holocaust]].)
• Alfred Grosser  + (German-French writer known for his contributions towards the Franco-German cooperation. Attended [[Bilderberg/1980]]. Later known for criticizing [[Israel]] and the cynical use of antisemitism accusations.)
• Walter Laqueur  + (German-Jewish (later American) historian professor of History and "[[terror expert]]" who attended the 1981 [[Colloquium on Clandestine Collection]])
• Ludwig Rosenberg  + (German-Jewish trade unionist. Worked in th … German-Jewish trade unionist. Worked in the International Department of the British Foreign Office during [[World War 2]] during exile. Attended two more Bilderbergs in the 1950s after the [[Bilderberg/1954|first one]]. Leader of the [[German Trade Union Confederation]] 1962-1969.[[German Trade Union Confederation]] 1962-1969.)
• Klaus Iohannis  + (German-Romanian politician who became president of Romania.)
• Attila Hildmann  + (German-Turkish TV chef, turned "[[anti-vaxxer]]" and "far-right conspiracy theorist")
• Correctiv  + (German-based officially private and corporate-financed "[[fake news]]" "[[fact checker]]".)
• Hans Jonas  + (German-born American Jewish philosopher)
• Joachim Joesten  + (German-born American journalist who investigated the [[assassination of President John F. Kennedy]].)
• Apolut  + (German-language independent media)
• NachDenkSeiten  + (German-language independent media outlet targeted by the intelligence services..)
• Austria  + (German-speaking republic in [[Central Europe]]. Since the end of the [[Cold War]], Austria has become increasingly westernised.)
• Karl Brandt  + (German/US agricultural economist who attended the [[1959 Bilderberg]].)
• Alfred Naujocks  + (Germnan soldier who helped carry out the [[Gleiwitz Incident]])
• Gideon Levy  + (Gideon Levy is a Dutch investigative journ … Gideon Levy is a Dutch investigative journalist, producer and television presenter, whose 50-minute documentary film "Lockerbie Revisited" was broadcast in April 2009 in the Netherlands on the eve of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi's second appeal against conviction for the Lockerbie bombing.inst conviction for the Lockerbie bombing.)
• Lockerbie Revisited  + (Gideon Levy's 50-minute documentary film which was broadcast in the Netherlands on the eve of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi's second appeal against conviction for the Lockerbie bombing that started at the High Court of Justiciary in Edinburgh on 28 April 2009.)
• John MacGregor  + (Given responsibility for the privatisation of [[British Rail]])
• Document:Trump Set to Recognise Israel’s Claim to Occupied Golan Heights and its Sizeable Oil Reserves  + (Given that [[Genie Energy]] … Given that [[Genie Energy]]’s contract to conduct exploratory drilling in the [[Golan Heights]] expires this year, its investors are in urgent need of a way to extract and sell the region’s oil – and a [[US]] decision on [[Israel]]’s claim to the Golan Heights could be just the answer to the company’s problems.just the answer to the company’s problems.)
• Diethylstilbestrol  + (Given to pregnant women in 1938-1970s. Causes high risk of [[cancer]] and genital deformations for several generations.)
• Prospect  + (Gives out annual Think Tank Awards in collaboration with [[Royal Dutch Shell]])
• Need to know  + (Giving information only when needed to only those people who need it is fundamental to both [[tradecraft]] and [[statecraft]].)
• University of Strathclyde  + (Glasgow's second-oldest university)
• Jonathan Glazer  + (Glazer's "The Zone of Interest" film shows where [[dehumanisation]] leads at its worst)
• Document:Selling Secrets?  + (Glenn Greenwald's personal apologia - cum - mia-culpa. Written in response to devastating criticism of his motives and actions in the Edward Snowden affair to date.)
• Chris Quick  + (Global Engagement Center. Tech specialist for cyber-warfare)
• Google  + (Global Internet/Skynet conglomerate)
• Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization  + (Global Vaccine organizer - a kind of "health [[NATO]]". The [[Gates Foundation]] describes Gavi as a "partner in vaccine market shaping".)
• COP26  + (Global [[climate change]] conference. The [[CCM]] highlight of [[2021]].)
• COP27  + (Global [[climate change]] conference. The [[CCM]] highlight of [[2022]].)