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• David B. Buckley  + (Resigned after details emerged of the CIA hacking into senate staffers computers in connection with the report on CIA torture.)
• Philipp Hildebrand  + (Resigned after details of his wife's currency trades emerged.)
• Ian Blair  + (Resigned after disagreements with [[Boris Johnson]].)
• Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson  + (Resigned after he was named in the [[Panama Papers]] leak)
• Lester Crawford  + (Resigned after his lies emerged regarding a conflict of interest.)
• Tareq Haddad  + (Resigned after magazine suppressed his story on [[OPCW]].)
• Eric Schneiderman  + (Resigned after multiple allegations of sexual and physical abuse.)
• Kim Darroch  + (Resigned after name calling by [[Donald Trump]])
• Stephen Kappes  + (Resigned after refusing an order from Porter Goss to fire his deputy, [[Michael Sulick]])
• Odd Roger Enoksen  + (Resigned after sexual harassment accusations; coinciding with escalation in undeclared war with Russia and [[Nordstream sabotage]])
• Alexander Acosta  + (Resigned after the arrest of [[Jeffrey Epstein]])
• Willy Claes  + (Resigned after the discovery of a bribe of over 50 million Belgian francs.)
• Eliot Spitzer  + (Resigned after the his involvement with the prostitution service, the Emperors Club VIP became known)
• Kyle Foggo  + (Resigned amid a multimillion dollar corruption probe.)
• Richard Perle  + (Resigned amid allegations of conflicts of interest for his jobs with arms companies.)
• Ernst Welteke  + (Resigned amid concerns of improper influence by BMW.)
• Stacia Hylton  + (Resigned amid mismanagement probe.)
• Jon Fredrik Baksaas  + (Resigned as CEO of [[Telenor]] after corruption exposed. [[Bilderberg/2009]])
• Tom Price  + (Resigned as Secretary of Health and Human Services following criticism of his use of private charters and military aircraft for travel)
• Kyle Foggo  + (Resigned as [[Executive Director of the Central Intelligence Agency]] in 2006 amid corruption charges. Prosecutors said he "had a history of misconduct spanning two decades." 37 months after a plea deal.)
• J. Lynn Helms  + (Resigned as [[Federal Aviation Administrator]] after [[Jonathan Kwitny]]'s allegations.)
• Clare Short  + (Resigned as [[International Development Secretary]] after being misled by [[Tony Blair]] over the [[2003 Iraq War]])
• Ian Fletcher  + (Resigned before the completion of his 5 year term)
• Jonathan Evans  + (Resigned due to criticism of conflicts of interest with his job as [[HSBC Director]])
• Klaus Zumwinkel  + (Resigned due to exposure of his tax fraud)
• Ruud Lubbers  + (Resigned due to internal investigation. The next permanent successor was a fellow Bilderberger)
• Antonio Fazio  + (Resigned due to the [[Antonveneta affair]])
• Malcolm Rifkind  + (Resigned following the "cash for access" scandal.)
• Stephen House  + (Resigned from Police Scotland after claims police were illegally intercepting communications and spying on journalists.)
• Emma Lewell-Buck  + (Resigned from shadow front bench as part of the deep state campaign against [[Jeremy Corbyn]])
• Jens Krag  + (Resigned in order to "see more of the world", requested a position at the Danish embassy in the United States. Later Prime Minister and multi-Bilderberger)
• Charles Jocelyn Hambro  + (Resigned in protest.)
• Elizabeth Wilmshurst  + (Resigned in the run-up to the [[2003 Invasion of Iraq]].)
• Thomas Bossert  + (Resigned or "pushed out")
• Esther McVey  + (Resigned over [[Brexit]])
• Terry Griffiths  + (Resigned over claims of sexual harassment and molestation)
• Ingvar Carlsson  + (Resigned the day after two men caught climbing his roof.)
• Thomas Karamessines  + (Resigned to protest the sacking of [[Richard Helms]])
• Robert McFarlane  + (Resigned to spend more time with his family)
• Turki bin Faisal al-Saud  + (Resigned unexpectedly having had his term extended on 24 May 2001 for 4 more years, he was replaced by his uncle who had "no background in intelligence whatsoever".)
• Turki bin Faisal al-Saud  + (Resigned unexpectedly.)
• COVID-19/Resistance  + (Resistance during [[COVID-19]])
• Svein Blindheim  + (Resistance hero who later revealed Stay Behind activities, and was convicted to prison for it.)
• Saratoga Springs  + (Resort in upstate New York State, half-way to Canada. Significant deep state organized crime activities.)
• File:Pietro Quaroni's Comments on Rudolf Mueller's Paper.pdf  + (Response to "The Weakness of Western Society" by Pietro Quaroni.)
• File:Discussion on Weaknesses of Western Society.pdf  + (Response to "The Weakness of Western Society" by Rudolf Mueller)
• "Terrorism/Response"  + (Responses to high profile acts of "[[terrorism]]" have been remarkably uniform in nature)
• John Sawers  + (Responsibilities unclear.)
• Ronald Bye  + (Responsible for bugging opponents, later became whistleblower.)
• John Gilbert  + (Responsible for defence procurement)
• Accident Investigation Board Norway  + (Responsible for investigating transport-related accidents within [[Norway]], where the [[1982 Mehamn Accident]] is one of them.)

• Islamic Media Unit  + (Responsible for managing news about British foreign policy in the UK)
• News Department  + (Responsible for managing news about British foreign policy in the UK)

• High Council on Public Health (France)  + (Responsible for providing decision support to the Minister of Health. Its extraordinary recommendations have played a big role in the implementation of the [[Covid-19 deep event]] in France.)
• National Nuclear Security Administration  + (Responsible for refurbishing US nuclear warheads)
• SOUTHCOM  + (Responsible for the 'defense' of South America)
• Theodore Shackley  + (Responsible for the 1973 Chilean coup d'état)
• Cleveland Cram  + (Responsible for the CIA's liaison with British intelligence services [[MI5]] and [[MI6]] in the 1950s)
• Ahmet Üzümcü  + (Responsible for the [[Douma]] and other crooked investigations)
• David Calcutt  + (Responsible for the creation of the UK Press Complaints Commission.)
• General Military Academy  + (Responsible for the initial training for officers of the Spanish Army, and for the officers of the [[Civil Guard (Spain)|Civil Guard]].)
• US/Senate/Committee/Rules and Administration  + (Responsible for the rules of the [[United States Senate]])
• Moncef Slaoui  + (Responsible for warp-speed development of experimental Covid-19 jabs up to January 2021. Fired over a "substantiated" sexual harassment claim in March 2021.)
• Rick Bright  + (Restricted the use of [[hydroxychloroquine]] in US)
• Giovanni De Lorenzo  + (Retained effective control of SIFAR although no longer official director)
• Ariel Merari  + (Retired "[[terrorism expert]]")
• David Reddaway  + (Retired British diplomat who was High Commissioner to Canada and Ambassador to Ireland and Turkey. In 2002, his appointment as [[British ambassador to Iran]] was rejected by the Iranian government.)
• Patrick Fairweather  + (Retired British diplomat; in [[Jeffrey Epstein/Black book]])
• Vince Cable  + (Retired British politician)
• Ivan Stambolić  + (Retired Serbian politician killed for murky motives)
• Albie Sachs  + (Retired South African Judge and anti-apartheid campaigner)
• Henry Hogger  + (Retired UK diplomat member of the [[Institute for Statecraft]])
• Robert Brinkley  + (Retired UK diplomat, [[Chatham House]])
• Jonathan Shaw  + (Retired UK soldier and probable member of the [[Institute for Statecraft]].)
• James Ellis  + (Retired US Navy admiral, then [[Lockheed Martin]]. In 2018 he was appointed Chairman of the User’s Advisory Group to the US Vice President’s [[National Space Council]]; the 2019 Bilderberg had "The Importance of Space" as a topic.)
• Christopher Nicholson  + (Retired [[South African High Court]] Judge, prolific author)
• James Stavridis  + (Retired [[US Navy admiral]] who was [[Supreme Allied Commander Europe.]])
• Ben Hodges  + (Retired [[United States Army]] … Retired [[United States Army]] officer who was commanding general, United States Army Europe, where he pushed for a "military [[Schengen area]]" to allow the rapid freedom of movement of US troops and equipment in Europe. Attended his first [[Bilderberg in 2022]].[[Bilderberg in 2022]].)
• Jean-Louis Lafayeedney  + (Retired director of the Institute For Statecraft. Financier)
• William Casey  + (Retired due to a brain tumor.)
• Raymond Evershed  + (Retired due to ill health.)
• John Moten  + (Retired early for unspecified reasons.)
• Michael B. Green  + (Retired forensic psychologist who has researched the [[US deep state]])
• David Leigh  + (Retired journalist in [[the Guardian]].)
• Alan West  + (Retired senior officer of the [[Royal Navy]] and [[Minister for Security and Counter-Terrorism]]. Told "by someone very high up...that we would be invading Iraq", 8 months before Parliamentary approval.)
• Peter Williams  + (Retured Major General who took part in an [[Integrity Initiative]] event in 2018.)
• Operation Burnham  + (Revenge massacre by New Zealand occupation forces in [[Afghanistan]].)
• From Communist to Neoconservative  + (Review and critique of [[David Aaronovitch]]'s book "Party Animals" exposing its selective, partisan presentation of the Post WWII Communist Party of Great Britain and the glossed-over Jewish domination of its membership.)
• Tom Hardie-Forsyth  + (Reviewing and overseeing critical infrastructure policy and exercises.)
• Louis-Charles Viossat  + (Revolving door Big Pharma lobbyist who was responsible for French Covid vaccine rollout. Replaced in January 2021 because he was perceived as too slow.)
• Joseph Schmitz  + (Revolving door between government official and Blackwater merecenaries)
• Charles James  + (Revolving door lawyer for big oil. Attended [[Bilderberg 2002]].)
• Historical revision  + (Rewriting [[history]].)
• Providence College  + (Rhode Island Catholic university)
• Michael L'Estrange  + (Rhodes Scholar to Oxford, then studied under [[Madeleine Albright]]. Spooky civil servant and Australian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom.)
• Hans Boden  + (Rhodes Scholarship German industrialist in Germany before, during and after WW2)
• Clark Ervin  + (Rhodes scholar, Inspector General of the United States Department of Homeland Security, then lobbyist)
• Foundation  + (Rich people distributing of money to further the agendas of the rich and powerful.)
• Myles Ambrose  + (Richard Nixon's first drug czar)
• Document:Out of the Closet on UFOs  + (Richard Thieme admitting to believing in UFO's (the variety that have no explanation other than that they are the transports of non-human sentient beings or robots and of other than earthly origin).)
• Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken  + (Richest woman in the Netherlands, from the Bilderberger [[Heineken]] family.)
• Rifle found on 6th floor of TSBD  + (Rifle found on sixth floor of Book Depository - first identified as 7.5mm German Mauser.)