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• Norwegian Defence University College  + (Offers 'leadership courses' for key military and civilian decision-makers)
• Victoria University (Melbourne)  + (Offers both higher education and vocational education)
• International University of Monaco  + (Offers courses in sport business management and international management, taught in English.)
• University of North Dakota  + (Offers courses in unmanned aircraft systems operations)
• File:2015 US National Military Strategy.pdf  + (Offical 2015 strategy of the US military concerning its equipment, deployments and doctrines.)
• Rudolf Heß  + (Office called Deputy Führer)
• Mehmet Şimşek  + (Office ended)
• Hans-Heinrich Herwarth von Bittenfeld  + (Office of the Federal President)
• Office of the Inspector General of the Department of State  + (Office within the [[U.S. State Department|U.S. Department of State]] with a primary responsibility to prevent and detect waste, [[fraud]], abuse, and mismanagement.)
• Harry Tuzo  + (Officer Commanding of the British Army in Northern Ireland during the early period of the Troubles.)
• J. D. Tippit/Calls HQ  + (Officer Tippit calls into HQ, and is asked if he is in Oakcliff area. He replies, Yes. ref. Rush to Judgement, p 194)
• J. D. Tippit/Calls HQ twice  + (Officer Tippit makes two attempts to call HQ, but dispatcher does not reply. ref. Rush to Judgement, p 195)
• Bernard Fergusson  + (Officer in Chindit-unit behind Japanese li … Officer in Chindit-unit behind Japanese lines during WW2. In charge of the [[psychological warfare]] component in suppressing the rebellions in [[Malaya]] and [[Cyprus]], and during Britain's 1956 plan to retake the [[Suez canal]] and overthrow [[Nasser]].[[Nasser]].)
• Ari Ben-Menashe  + (Officer in Israel's Military Intelligence Directorate from 1977 to 1987 and an arms dealer. Important source for exposure of Israeli deep state activities.)
• Henry Lithgow Roberts  + (Officer in the [[Office of Strategic Services]] during WW2 who became leading [[Eastern Europe]] scholar while keeping up his intelligence activities.)
• Hugh Fraser  + (Officer in the [[Special Operations Executive]] and [[MI5]].)
• Lawrence Legere  + (Officer who was advisor to the [[National Security Council]] under presidents [[Eisenhower]], [[JFK|Kennedy]] and [[LBJ|Johnson]] He attended the [[Bilderberg/1958|1958 Bilderberg conference]].)
• File:Eavesdropping on Hell.pdf  + (Official NSA report on US Intelligence German police intercept decrypts concerning monthly concentration camp reports during WWII. Gas chambers are nowhere mentioned by the German police but inferred by the author of this report)
• Asa Briggs  + (Official [[BBC]] historian with significant intelligence ties.)
• Christopher Andrew  + (Official historian of [[MI5]])
• Tamerlan Tsarnaev  + (Official perpetrator of the Boston Bombings, possibly an FBI double agent. Died after an encounter with US police custody.)
• David Sonboly  + (Official perpetrator of the [[2016 Munich shooting]])
• Cecil Stoughton  + (Official photographer present at JFK assassination)
• Henri Paul  + (Officially blamed for the death of [[Diana Princess of Wales]])
• AMD  + (Officially the competitor to Intel, but as deeply embedded in the NATSEC apparatus.)

• Bruges Group  + (Officially, a eurosceptic think tank.)
• Khalid Sheikh Mohammed  + (Officially, due to be tried in 2021)
• Government  + (Officially, governments run [[nation states]]. In practice, many are controlled by [[deep states]].)
• US/Office of Special Counsel  + (Officially, in charge of ensuring whistleblowers are taken seriously.)
• UK/Torture  + (Officially, the UK government has not approved of torture for a long time, and does what it can to prevent it being carried out. Various cases such as [[Binyam Mohamed]]'s tell a different story, however.)
• Appleby  + (Offshore legal service provider founded for tax dodging purposes.)
• Operation Cauldron  + (Offshore test of biological weapons.)
• Deputy  + (Often a step to the top job.)
• French Revolution  + (Often cited event in world history that has an even more brutal side to it than is usually discussed.)
• Fearporn  + (Often used by the [[Corporate media|commercially-controlled media]], important concept during [[COVID-19]].)
• Baldwin-Wallace College  + (Ohio liberal arts college)
• Gulf Keystone Petroleum  + (Oil and gas company in [[Kurdistan]].)
• Helge Lund  + (Oil executive)
• Bahrain  + (Oil rich Arab nation, formerly part of the [[British Empire]].)
• Qatar  + (Oil rich, gas richer! Huge arms importer in the Persian Gulf.)
• Alexander Kielland  + (Oil rig capsizing in [[1980]], the biggest disaster in Norwegian oil production. Theories of an sabotage is a [[third rail subject]].)
• Bill Liedtke  + (Oilmen Bill and his brother Hugh co-founded the [[Zapata Corporation]] in 1953 together with [[George H. W. Bush]])
• Ron Miller  + (Oklahoma businessman who died under suspicious circumstances, possibly with [[anthrax]], after getting tangled with the [[Clinton Family|Clinton family]].)
• Joseph Williams  + (Oklahoma oil and pipeline entrepreneur. CFR, Bilderberg)
• Nigel Oakes  + (Old Etonian UK businessman with connections to the [[Integrity Initiative]] who founded the parent company of [[Cambridge Analytica]].)
• Lewis Thompson Preston  + (Old buddy of Poppy Bush)
• Yahoo!  + (Old search engine and web company)
• William Blair  + (Older brother of [[Tony Blair]], Queen's Counsel and former High Court Judge)
• University of Chile  + (Oldest and most prestigious university in Chile)
• Baylor University  + (Oldest continuously operating university in Texas)