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• Eastern Kentucky University  + (Regional Kentucky university)
• Grant Winthrop  + (Regular Bilderberg rapporteur)
• Armin Laschet  + (Regular MSC visitor, CDU politician)
• Helga Schmid  + (Regular at the [[Brussels Forum]] and [[Munich Security Conference]])
• Joseph Ratzinger  + (Reigned as Pope Benedict XVI, then resigned)
• Emile van Lennep  + (Rejected multiple requests to become minis … Rejected multiple requests to become minister but went consulting for [[Shell]] instead. Was member of the advisory board on European Economical and Monetary Integration. He was personal advisor to several Finance Ministers and visited the [[IMF]]'s meetings yearly.[[IMF]]'s meetings yearly.)
• Macpherson Inquiry  + (Relating to the murder of Stephen Lawrence)
• Wikileaks/Vault 7  + (Release of electronic [[surveillance]] and [[cyber warfare]] tools from the [[CIA]] arsenal.)
• Integrity Initiative/Leak/5  + (Released on the 24 January 2019, the fifth [[Integrity Initiative Leak]].)
• Scientology  + (Religion/Sect known for its hardball tactics against critics.)
• North Greenville University  + (Religious Southern Baptist institution)
• Operation Snow White  + (Religious cult breaks into 100s of international government buildings to remove their own names, is not banned.)
• Dakota Wesleyan University  + (Religious university in [[South Dakota]], [[George McGovern]] alma mater)
• Lebanon  + (Religiously diverse [[Middle East]]ern country.)
• John Micklethwait  + (Remarkable number of [[Bilderberg meetings]] and [[WEF AGM]]s)
• Tony Blair  + (Remarkably popular at the time, Tony Blair was a UK prime minister, now infamous for lying the UK into invading Iraq, notwithstanding massive opposition. He is currently sought for War crimes by many people.)
• Shinzō Abe  + (Remilitarizing Japan)
• Document:In Eisenhower's Death Camps  + (Reminiscences of a US soldier assigned as a guard to one of the Allies' Rhine Meadow concentration camps for "disarmed enemy combatants" after the German WWII surrender in 1945)
• The Parallax View  + (Reminiscent of the assassinations of the 1960s and the attempt on Ronald Reagan)
• Drone  + (Remote controlled flying robots, used for a wide range of purposes by governments or private companies as they're getting banned throughout the world for personal use.)
• Spiro Agnew  + (Removed by the cabal as vice president before the Watergate coup so Gerald Ford could retake the presidency for them.)
• Melvin Carraway  + (Removed from office after a report found TSA agents failed to find fake explosives and weapons in internal tests.)
• Internet/Censorship  + (Removing things from the internet has become a high priority for those who seek to contain knowledge and shape ideas. This is done under a range of covers, notably the "[[war on terror]]".)
• Erich Gysling  + (Renowned Swiss journalist)
• Max Weber  + (Renowned [[sociologist]])

• James Rowley  + (Reorganised the Secret Service after the JFK hit.)
• Thomas Müller  + (Repeat visitor to the [[Munich Security Conference]].)
• Chris Martenson  + (Repeatedly deleted from Wikipedia)
• Kirsten Gillibrand  + (Replaced [[Hillary Clinton]]'s seat as Senator from New York.)
• Document:Logistical and Technical Exploration into the Origins of the COVID-19 virus  + (Report of a thorough investigation into the origins of the virus that caused the pandemic. Whilst the author is circumspect, the evidence presented points clearly to the virus being the product of laboratory engineering.)
• File:US-biowarfare in Korea.pdf  + (Report of investigations into the use of biological weapons by the US military during the Korean war of 1951-53)
• File:IAP Maidan Investigations Review.pdf  + (Report of the Council of Europe International Advisory Panel on its review of the Maidan Investigations. It focuses on the 12 month period following the February 2014 coup.)
• Pentagon Papers  + (Report of the Office of the Secretary of Defense Vietnam Task Force)
• File:Gold-Tungsten-Genesis.pdf  + (Report on just one incident of ostensibly ''"Good Delivery"'' gold bars - 60 metric tonnes of them - stored at an asian depository, that turned out to be 95% Tungsten. Oops!)
• Strive Masiyiwa  + (Reported that his "immediate task has been to deal with supply chains.")
• 2016 Berlin attack  + (Reported truck hijacking in Berlin attributed to [[ISIL]].)
• John Deutch  + (Reportedly "moved quickly to change things".)
• Peter Hayman  + (Reportedly a key liaison between UK and USA intelligence.)
• Boris Fyodorov  + (Reportedly died of a stroke)
• Katherine Horton  + (Reportedly engaged in conflict with [[intelligence agencies]] … Reportedly engaged in conflict with [[intelligence agencies]]. As well as calling for [[exposure of the Deep State]], she has repeatedly called for violence against those involved in it, leading former supporters to view her as an [[agent provocateur]] and infiltrator.[[agent provocateur]] and infiltrator.)
• Oswald Allen Harker  + (Reportedly ineffective.)
• Kari Kairamo  + (Reportedly killed himself)
• George Kennedy Young  + (Reportedly resigned due to dissatisfaction with the MacMillan government. The start date is speculative, but matches the departure of James Easton.)
• Walter Page  + (Reportedly resigned due to unspecified "ill-health". Died in December.)
• Suh Hoon  + (Reportedly tried to shake the agency up)
• Linda Greenhouse  + (Reporter who covered the United States Supreme Court for nearly three decades for ''The New York Times.'')
• Black-boxes handed to Malay officials  + (Reports of Black-boxes handed over to Malaysian officials by DPR Militia)
• SBU siezes Ukraine ATC tapes  + (Reports of Ukraine SBU seizing the Kiev and Dnepropetrovsk ATC tapes of conversations between MH17 and Ukraine air traffic control)
• Willi Krichbaum  + (Representative of Gestapo chief [[Heinrich Müller]].)
• EU-RF-Ukraine agreement  + (Representatives of the Russia Federation, the EU and Ukraine (President and opposition) meet in Kiev and reach agreement on the way forward)