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• Group 13  + (Rumoured to be a secret cadre of UK ex-SAS and military intelligence operatives)
• Ben Harris-Quinney  + (Rumoured to have stepped down after friction over the think tank’s partial UKIP endorsement ahead of the election.)
• William Penn University  + (Run by members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers))
• Barnaby Joyce  + (Rural conservative politician with some economic nationalist positions. Might have been toppled by dirt digging campaign.)
• Russian military info revealed  + (Russia MOD presentation reveals that no missile launch was detected and that a Uktainian fighter plane was detected close to the Airliner just before it crashed)
• Joseph Mifsud  + (Russiagate connected spook, last seen alive in May 2018.)
• Alexander Konuzin  + (Russian Ambassador to Serbia 2008-2012)
• Elena Nemirovskaya  + (Russian Bilderberger who founded the [[Moscow School of Political Studies]])
• Alexander Kagansky  + (Russian COVID-19 Vaccine researcher found dead)
• Lavrov pushes disclosure again  + (Russian FM Sergei Lavrov presses again for full disclosure of flight recorder and ATC recordings)
• Lavrov on Kiev ATC tapes  + (Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says it is unclear why Kiev does not release its ATC recordings)
• Kiev in breach of UNSCR 2166  + (Russian Foreign Ministry says that Ukraine is in breach of UNSCR by formally repudiating the cease-fire agreement around the crash site)
• Document:Russian Foreign Ministry statement on the start of the delivery of humanitarian relief aid to Southeastern Ukraine  + (Russian Foreign Ministry statement on the start of the delivery of humanitarian relief aid to Southeastern Ukraine)
• Document:It's not Russia that is destabilising Ukraine  + (Russian Foreign minister Sergei Lavrov - a voice of calm reason in a world gone mad - condemns the West for its uncooperative and obstructionist behaviour over the developing situation in Ukraine and appeals for rational cooperation to prevent civil war.)
• Sergei Stepashin  + (Russian PM for 82 days, resigned over Chechen policy.)
• Document:Vladimir Putin address to the Novorossiya militia  + (Russian President Vladimir Putin addresses the Novorossiya Militia about their successes against the military forces of the Kiev Junta)
• Sergei Tretyakov  + (Russian SVR (foreign intelligence) officer, who defected to the [[United States]] in [[2000]].)
• Vitaly Churkin  + (Russian Un Ambassador who died of what officially was a heart failure, at a time when there was a lot of Western diplomatic pressure on Russia and several other diplomats had died in a short period of time.)
• RUE MH17 report  + (Russian Union of Engineers: reconstruction of the attack on the "Boeing")
• Andrey Botikov  + (Russian [[Sputnik]] jab scientist "killed by intruder" in unclear circumstances in 2022.)
• Boris Fyodorov  + (Russian [[WEF YGL 1994]] and Deputy Prime Minister who died of a stroke, aged 50)
• Alexander Gabuev  + (Russian academic in American deep state employ, researching the Sino-Russia relationship. Attended the [[2024 Bilderberg meeting]].)
• Victor Bout  + (Russian accused of arms smuggling by the US, was jailed with help from a turned associate, allegedly, on orders of the [[CIA]].)
• Andrey Kostin  + (Russian banker and deep state operative. [[WEF/Global Leaders for Tomorrow/1999]] with extensive ties to the WEF.)
• Herman Gref  + (Russian banker/politician. [[World Economic Forum]]’s board of trustees. Played a prominent role in the development and production of the [[Sputnik V]] vaccine.)
• Igor Kolomoisky  + (Russian billionaire oligarch banned from entering the US due to "significant corruption")
• Mikhail Khodorkovsky  + (Russian billionaire who feuded with [[Vladimir Putin]]. Set up the [[Future Of Russia Foundation]].)
• Oleg Deripaska  + (Russian billionaire, [[WEF Global Leader for Tomorrow]])
• Sergei Guriev  + (Russian born but working in France, Single Bilderberg banker economist)
• Andrey Guryev  + (Russian businessman)
• Andrei Elinson  + (Russian businessman who co-convened an April 2020 summit of the [[Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs Coordinating Council for combating the coronavirus outbreak]])
• Vladimir Potanin  + (Russian businessman. The 10th richest person in the world.)
• Vladimir Lenin  + (Russian communist revolutionary, a big contributor to later communist ideologies, founded the Soviet Union. Started the "red terror" - a mass campaign of political repression and executing 100.000 to 200.000 political dissidents in [[1918]].)
• Concord Management and Consulting  + (Russian company under US sanctions)
• Sergei Lavrov  + (Russian diplomat and very competent Foreign Minister)
• Vladimir Ivanovich Voronkov  + (Russian diplomat. Under-Secretary for the [[United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office]] since 2017.)
• Vladimir Bukovsky  + (Russian dissident who spoke at the 1979 [[JCIT]].)
• Dmitri Trenin  + (Russian double Bilderberger)
• Igor Sutyagin  + (Russian exposed as a member of the [[Integrity Initiative]]'s [[Cluster/UK/Inner Core|Inner Core]] [[cluster]].)
• Alexander Perepilichny  + (Russian financial whistleblower who dropped dead in London while out jogging.)
• Kirill Androsov  + (Russian financier, businessman, YGL, 2008-2010 Deputy chief of staff to Vladimir Putin)
• Ilya Zhitomirskiy  + (Russian hacker who co-developed [[Diaspora]], a distributed social network which was marketed as a [[Facebook]] killer. Officially a [[suicide]].)
• Rosneft  + (Russian integrated oil and gas company. One of the few multinationals in the world not owned by the Western interlocking directorate of capital.)
• FSB  + (Russian intelligence agency, successor to the [[KGB]])
• Darya Dugina  + (Russian journalist and political activist who was killed in a car bombing on the outskirts of Moscow on 20 August 2022)
• Maksim Borodin  + (Russian journalist who fell to his death from his apartment in unclear circumstances)
• Andrey Borodulin  + (Russian journalist who has covered conflicts in [[Donbas|Eastern Ukraine]], [[Syria]], and [[Nagorny Karabakh]].)
• Ethnopolitics Online  + (Russian language website)
• Evgeny Lebedev  + (Russian member of the House of Lords)
• Igor Korobov  + (Russian military officer)
• Grigori Rasputin  + (Russian mystic with great influence on the last Czar and Czarina of Russian. Murdered by British agents in 1916.)
• Gazprom  + (Russian oil and gas giant corporation)
• Vladimir Vinogradov  + (Russian oligarch, [[GLT 1996]], died aged 53)
• Victor Pinchuk  + (Russian oligarch, [[The Giving Pledge]], does [[WEF AGM]]s)
• Russia of the Future  + (Russian political party)
• Vladimir Dzhabarov  + (Russian politician and [[spook]].)
• Umar Dzhabrailov  + (Russian politician and businessman associated with several murders in his "career". Mentioned in [[Jeffrey Epstein's black book]].)
• Alexei Navalny  + (Russian politician designated "leader of t … Russian politician designated "leader of the opposition" by Western [[corporate media]], despite not leading the biggest opposition party. Mystery income stream, mystery decidedly non-deadly "poisoning" incident in 2020. Died in prison of "sudden death syndrome".Died in prison of "sudden death syndrome".)
• Aleksandr Smirnov  + (Russian politician who reportedly died from [[COVID]])
• Sergei Glazyev  + (Russian politician, economist and full member of Russian Academy of Science since 2008)
• Igor Shuvalov  + (Russian politician, former Deputy Prime Minister)
• Gamaleya Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology  + (Russian research institute responsible for the [[Sputnik V]] vaccine, after having failed in its four other vaccine developments.)
• Andrey I. Denisov  + (Russian senior diplomat. Ambassador to the [[United Nations]] and, since 2013 [[China]] at the time of a rapidly strengthening relationship.)
• Ruslan Boshirov  + (Russian spook who allegedly smeared super-deadly nerve agent on a doorknob, without becoming seriously ill himself.)
• Alexander Petrov  + (Russian spook who allegedly smuggled super-deadly nerve gas through British customs in a perfume bottle)
• Goronwy Rees  + (Russian spook. Close friend and confidant of [[Guy Burgess]].)
• Almaz-Antey  + (Russian state-owned company in the arms industry.)
• TASS  + (Russian state-owned news agency, successor of Soviet-era agency with same name.)
• Yandex  + (Russian version of Google, multilingual search engine)
• Marina Oswald  + (Russian wife of [[Lee Harvey Oswald]].)
• Eduard Limonov  + (Russian writer, poet, publicist, and political dissident.)
• Dmitry Orlov  + (Russian-American writer on subjects related to "potential economic, ecological and political decline and collapse in the United States", something he has called "permanent crisis".)
• South Front  + (Russian-friendly video analysis site. Has faced massive Western corporate/government censorship.)
• Simon Uralov  + (Russian/Ukrainian political analyst)
• Victor Vekselberg  + (Russian–Israeli-Cypriot billionaire and businessman with heavy [[WEF AGM]] habit)
• Russian ATA questions  + (Russia’s Air Transport Agency publish 22 questions and 6 'necessary actions' addressed to the Ukrainian authorities)
• Fiona Hill  + (Russophobic UK-born US foreign affairs specialist who has spent her whole career working to expand US influence in Eurasia)
• Keir Giles  + (Russophobic [[UK deep state operative]], member of [[Integrity Initiative]].)
• Oswald purchased rifle  + (Ruth Paine makes notation on her calendar 'LHO purchase of rifle.' ref. Treachery in Dallas, p 293)
• Madeleine Albright  + (Ruthless [[politician]] … Ruthless [[politician]], acquired and beloved by everyone named [[Clinton]] in the [[1990s]]. Hero of [[Kosovo]]. Most powerful woman of all time according to [[ISGP]]'s superclass index. When asked about half a million dead [[Iraqi]] children because of the sanctions she enforced, she replied "We think the price is worth it." replied "We think the price is worth it.")
• Louise Mushikiwabo  + (Rwandan politician with unusually few MSC visits for a member of the [[MSC Advisory Council]])
• Ryszard Kukliński  + (Ryszard Jerzy Kukliński was a Polish colonel and Cold War spy for NATO.)
• McGeorge Bundy  + (S&B, Deep state actor, National Security Advisor)
• Ben Griffin  + (SAS turned whistleblower and ant-war activist, subject to legal gags, who gives an unflattering inside perspective of the SAS culture.)
• Guido Colonna di Paliano  + (SDS connected Italian aristocrat and diplomat. [[Deputy Secretary General of NATO]] 1962-64, then European Commissioner.)
• Mort Janklow  + (SDS connected literary agent)
• Alexander Vershbow  + (SDS connected regular at the [[Brussels Forum]])
• Philip Stephens  + (SDS-connected British editor)
• David Green  + (SFO Director 2012-18)
• Gianfranco Battelli  + (SISMI Director on 9-11, who reports that he refused to cooperate in kidnapping terrorist suspects for the CIA.)
• Fritz Erler  + (SPD Deputy chair. Attended all Bilderberg meetings from 1955 September to his death in 1967, aged 53)
• Superparamagnetic Iron Oxide Nanoparticle  + (SPIONS have aroused significant interest as delivery system of biotherapeutics (therapeutic cells, proteins and genes).)
• Bullet 399 handed to SS Chief Rowley  + (SS Agent Richard Johnson hands bullet 399 to SS Chief Rowley at Executive building in Washington D.C. ref. Best Evidence, p 646)
• Lawson receives Texas trip schedule  + (SS Agent Winston Lawson is briefed and receives a tentative schedule of Texas trip from SS Agent [[Roy Kellerman]] who was the agent in charge of arranging the timetable for trip and responsible for motorcade route.)
• SS Agents Lawson and Sorrels test-drive route  + (SS Agents Lawson and Sorrels drive route from Lovefield to Trademart which went down Main street to Stemmons freeway. ref. W.C.)
• JFK/Assassination/Motorcade/Timing verified  + (SS Agents Lawson and Sorrels with Dallas police assistant Chief Charles Batchelor drive motorcade route verifying that it could be driven in 45 minutes and was unchanged. ref. W.C.)
• Bullet 399 sent to FBI Lab  + (SS Chief Rowley sends bullet 399 to FBI laboratory. ref. Best Evidence, p 646)
• Paul Dickopf  + (SS spook who became leader of the [[German Federal Police]] after the war, where he recruited exclusively former [[Gestapo]] and [[SS]] officers. Also a paid "unilateral agent" of the [[Central Intelligence Agency|CIA]] since 1948.)
• Luiz Henrique Mandetta  + (Sacked after implementing the COVID-19 Lockdown)
• Pedro Luis Díaz Lanz  + (Sacked by Fidel Castro after voicing opposition to communism.)
• Murat Çetinkaya  + (Sacked by Tayyip Erdogan)
• Vernon Kell  + (Sacked by Winston Churchill.)
• John Sinclair  + (Sacked by [[Anthony Eden]] after the death of frogman sent to spy on Soviet ship.)
• Esther McVey  + (Sacked just before [[COVID]])
• Dennis Blair  + (Sacked without ceremony)
• Juliana Wilhelmina  + (Sad (but not completely clean) wife of seemingly ruthless Prince Bernhard. Was silenced and blackmailed very early with her spooky connections by her own husband.)
• User:Robin  + (Sadly, false flag attacks have become rout … Sadly, false flag attacks have become routine in the 21st century, and a lot of effort and resources are channeled into their production - and even more into the suppression of these truths. The more people who understand this technique, the less effective and more counterproductive it will be.ive and more counterproductive it will be.)
• Neil Basu  + (Said there should be a discussion about whether it is "the correct thing for society to allow" people to spread online "misinformation that could cost people’s lives".)
• Abu Qatada  + (Salafi cleric and Jordanian national, expelled from UK)
• Homosexuality  + (Same-sex attraction.)
• Ivo Samkalden  + (Samkalden, as first [[Jewish]] … Samkalden, as first [[Jewish]] mayor of [[Amsterdam]] from [[1967]] to [[1977]], was the main instigator - with backing and a secret advisory board - that changed Amsterdam's main financial economy from industrial to [[corporate]] sources. During his tenure the first coffee-shops were opened and multiple [[drug]]-networks were set-up. [[Klaas Bruinsma]] escaped this "law and order mayor".[[Klaas Bruinsma]] escaped this "law and order mayor".)
• Crispin Blunt  + (Sandhurst, Le Cercle, MP, Chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee)
• Geoffrey Tantum  + (Sandhurst, MI6, Former(?) secretary of [[Le Cercle]])
• Document:Killing Diplomacy  + (Sane people will choose politics over war, … Sane people will choose politics over war, and sane – that is, competently governed – nations will choose diplomacy over belligerence and confrontation. If we look around in search of such incompetently governed nations, two examples readily present themselves: the [[United States]] and the [[United Kingdom]].ited Kingdom]].)
• David Veness  + (Sat on the [[Mishcon Note]] written by [[Diana Spencer]] about her presentiment of a fatal car crash.)
• Babylon Bee  + (Satirical website censored since 2020.)
• King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals  + (Saudi Arabian university)
• Makarem Batterjee  + (Saudi YGL businessman who worked with the Saudi government on [[COVID-19]] as president of the [[Saudi German Hospitals Group]])
• Sami Alangari  + (Saudi businessman with [[deep state]] connections.)
• Maan al-Jaraba  + (Saudi political [[dissident]] who claims he was attempted murdered in a similar way to [[Jamal Khashoggi]].)
• Bandar bin Sultan  + (Saudi state media announced that he was removed from this position "at his own request".)
• Ted Westhusing  + (Saw a lot of [[fraud]] going on in Iraq and let his exasperation show. Shot dead near Baghdad.)
• David Grimes  + (Says the things wanted, therefore allowed access to [[Corporate media|commercially-controlled media]] as a 'debunker'. Very fond of the [[straw man]] argument.)
• Document:The Rossing File:The Inside Story of Britain's Secret Contract for Namibian Uranium  + (Scandal in the [[1970s]] … Scandal in the [[1970s]] and [[1980s]] of collusion by successive British governments with the mining conglomerate [[Rio Tinto Group|Rio Tinto]] to import [[yellowcake]] from the [[Rössing Uranium Mine]] in [[Namibia]] (illegally occupied by apartheid [[South Africa]]) in defiance of international law, and leading to the targeting of [[UN Commissioner for Namibia]] [[Bernt Carlsson]] on [[Pan Am Flight 103]] in December 1988.[Pan Am Flight 103]] in December 1988.)
• Tina Joemat-Pettersson  + (Scandal ridden ex-minister form South Africa who died suddenly)

• Document:A Plague for the Proletariat  + (Scathingly accurate insights into what the UK Labour Party has become)

• Barbados  + (Scenic [[Caribbean]] island nation. Formerly part of the [[British Empire]])
• Paddy Lillis  + (Schemed successfully to deny new Corbyn supporters a say in Labor internal elections.)
• Jim Marrs  + (Scholar for 9/11 Truth who taught a class on the [[JFK assassination]] at the [[University of Texas at Arlington]] for 30 years.)
• File:Truth for Germany.pdf  + (Scholarly questioning of the official (vic … Scholarly questioning of the official (victor's) narrative of World War II as "The Peoples' War" or "The Good War". A narrative that is quintessentially ideological in laying blame for the biggest humanitarian catastrophe in history to date on Germany alone. The book, together with his subsequent publishing activities in the field of historical revision have earned this meek and self-effacing man one term of imprisonment and several other convictions in 'Freedom-loving' Germany.r convictions in 'Freedom-loving' Germany.)
• New College School  + (School tied to [[New College, Oxford]].)
• Fritz Halm  + (Schweizerische Arbeitgeberverband. Known earlier as Zentralverband Schweizerischer Arbeitgeberorganisationen.)
• Space Relations  + (Sci-fi novel of an intergalactic empire ruled by aristocrats, whose boredom and absolute power have driven them to madness, in which humans are kidnapped to become illegal playthings of the galaxy's super-rich.)
• Richard Lewontin  + (Science dissident who wrote ''Not In Our Genes'' and aired ''Biology As Ideology''.)
• Gerard Piel  + (Science editor at [[Life magazine]], then editor in chief at [[Scientific American]] [[1947]]-[[1984]].)
• Science/Problematic notions  + (Science is sometimes used as [[thought stopping cliché]] and/or tied to [[grant]]s to predetermine desired outcomes for businesses as well as education curriculums)
• Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology  + (Science university in Moscow with rigorous training standards)
• Scientism  + (Science™ when used as a bullying technique: "just shut up and follow the experts". Exaggerated belief in science)
• File:What Really Caused the ROKS Cheonan Warship Sinking?.pdf  + (Scientific proof that it was not the North Korean military that sank the Cheonan, but a rogue South Korean submarine)
• Pugwash Conferences  + (Scientis organization whose main objective is "the elimination of all weapons of mass destruction (nuclear, chemical and biological) and of war as a social institution to settle international disputes.")
• Metin Sitti  + (Scientis with interest in microrobotics and nanotechnology)
• Dennis Bushnell  + (Scientist and futurist working for NASA)
• Árpád Pusztai  + (Scientist who was fired - likely after a intervention from Prime Minister [[Tony Blair]] - after publishing research unfavorable to genetically modified food.)
• Richard Lindzen  + (Scientist with opinions outside the [[scientific consensus about climate change]])
• Luhan Yang  + (Scientist working on [[xenotransplantation]], cross-species transplants. [[Berggruen Institute]]. [[World Economic Forum]] Young Leader.)
• John Davison Rockefeller III  + (Scion of the [[Rockefeller family]] with a lifelong passion for [[population control]])
• Jonathan Oppenheimer  + (Scion of the gold and diamond [[Oppenheimer family]], [[Carnegie Endowment for International Peace]], [[WEF/GLT/2002]], [[WEF/YGL/2005]]...)
• Aberdeen University  + (Scotland's third-oldest university and the fifth-oldest in the English-speaking world)
• Tom McKillop  + (Scottish Bilderberger, [[AstraZeneca CEO]] 1999-2006, European Round Table of Industrialists)
• Raymond Robertson  + (Scottish Conservative politician, later founding director of PR-company [[Halogen Communications]])
• Maggie Chapman  + (Scottish Green politician)
• Gavin Strang  + (Scottish Labour MP)
• Christine Jardine  + (Scottish Liberal Democrat MP since 2017)
• Mhairi Black  + (Scottish National Party MP in London)
• Nicola Sturgeon  + (Scottish National Party MSP for Glasgow Southside)
• Janey Godley  + (Scottish Nationalist, paid to promote [[face masks]] and [[lockdowns]] in a series of ad campaigns.)
• Alyn Smith  + (Scottish SNP politician. Member of [[Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China]].)
• Sean Connery  + (Scottish actor most known for the British propaganda movie series [[James Bond]]. Supporter of Scottish independence.)
• John Hope  + (Scottish aristocrat and Tory politician.)
• Helena Kennedy  + (Scottish barrister, broadcaster, member of the House of Lords.)
• Brian Ivory  + (Scottish businessman)
• Adam Werritty  + (Scottish businessman and close friend of the former Secretary of State for Defence [[Liam Fox]] - and also close to [[Mossad]].)
• John Kerr  + (Scottish businessman and diplomat, attended all Bilderbergs from 2004 up to 2016)
• William Duncan  + (Scottish businessman who attended the [[1980 Bilderberg]])
• Malcolm Kendrick  + (Scottish doctor and author. He is particularly known for his belief that belief that [[cholesterol]] does not cause [[cardiovascular disease]], but also has written extensively, and with humor, on a number of medical [[dogmas]].)
• Bill Ramsay  + (Scottish independence activist against [[nuclear weapons]].)
• Mark Hirst  + (Scottish independence activist persecuted by [[COPFS]])
• Alba Party  + (Scottish independence party, trying to take over from the [[Scottish National Party]], which has moved closer to the British establishment.)
• Neil Mackay  + (Scottish journalist allegedly pro-independence, but seems to align very closely with the narrative from [[UK deep state]].)
• George Kerevan  + (Scottish journalist, economist, previously [[Scottish National Party]], then joined [[Alba Party]])
• Colin Boyd  + (Scottish judge who has been a Senator of the College of Justice since June 2012.)
• Frank Mulholland  + (Scottish lawyer and [[Lord Advocate]])
• Neil Davidson  + (Scottish lawyer and former Advocate General for Scotland.)
• Kenneth Roy  + (Scottish ministers with or without the ass … Scottish ministers with or without the assistance of the [[Lord Advocate]] have managed to convince themselves that the most expedient way of marking 10 years of the [[Pan Am Flight 103|Lockerbie scandal]] is simply to affirm the infallibility of Scottish justice.irm the infallibility of Scottish justice.)
• Dounreay  + (Scottish nuclear facility)
• Danny Alexander  + (Scottish politician. The deputy of [[George Osborne]] (2010 to 2015))
• Henry Scrymgeour-Wedderburn  + (Scottish soldier/politician)
• Heriot-Watt University  + (Scottish university)
• Edinburgh Napier University  + (Scottish university with technical and engineering focus)
• Ian MacGregor  + (Scottish/US businessman chaired British Steel Corporation 1980-83, National Coal Board 1983-86)
• Document:Stephen Donald Lewis Davies @ GMC  + (Screenshot of II checking out Dr. Stephen Davies of Salisbury Hospital, who wrote a letter to the Times disputing the official narrative. See [[Skripal Affair]])
• Shawn Slovo  + (Screenwriter, daughter of [[Joe Slovo]])
• Stuart M. Gerson  + (Scting United States Attorney General in 1994, including in the beginning of the [[Waco Siege]].)
• StartPage  + (Search engine in cooperation with Linux Mint)
• Swisscows  + (Search engine which claims not keep track of the searches carried out on its site. Does however use Microsoft [[Bing]] for web search.)
• Search engine  + (Search engines are websites that record and index webpages in order to handle user searches, presenting a list of them to users who input a search term.)
• Search and seizure  + (Searches of property by law enforcement for legitimate purposes; but depending on the country, also used to intimidate dissenters and dissidents.)
• Leah-Lynn Plante  + (Seattle anarchist activist who was subpoenaed to testify before a [[grand jury]].)
• 2nd Russian aid convoy  + (Second 200+ truck convoy of humanitarian aid from Russia delivered to Lugansk)
• Second Gentleman of the United States  + (Second Gentleman of the United States)
• Second Referendum on Scottish Independence  + (Second attempt at Scottish independence, heavily opposed by British deep state.)
• Bank of America  + (Second biggest bank in the US)
• Argentina  + (Second biggest country in South America.)
• Fernand Spaak  + (Second generation Belgian Bilderberger lawyer diplomat who was shot dead in 1981.)
• Peter Wallenberg  + (Second generation Bilderberg)
• Paul Martin  + (Second generation Bilderberg. Prime Minister of Canada)
• Andreas Treichl  + (Second generation Bilderberger)
• Antoinette Spaak  + (Second generation Bilderberger)
• Franck Riboud  + (Second generation Bilderberger businessman)
• Stephan Schmidheiny  + (Second generation Swiss [[Bilderberger]] [[businessman]])
• Louis Schweitzer  + (Second generation Triple Bilderberger Swiss President of Le Siècle)
• Sinan Tara  + (Second generation Turkish billionaire businessman Bilderberger)
• Johan Andresen  + (Second generation [[Bilderberg]]er businessman [[billionaire]].)
• Walter Raymond Jr  + (Second generation [[Cercle]] visitor)
• Alexandra Mitsotaki  + (Second generation [[Greek Bilderberger]], co-founder and president of the World Human Forum)
• Monika Hohlmeier  + (Second generation [[Le Cercle]], daughter of [[Franz Josef Strauß]])
• Robert Crowley  + (Second in command of the CIA's [[National Clandestine Service|Directorate of Operations]], which was in charge of [[covert operations]]. Source for several interesting interviews and lists, but of uncertain reliability.)
• Oswald interrogated 2nd time  + (Second interrogation of Oswald in Captain Fritz's Office.)
• University of Applied Sciences of Amsterdam  + (Second largest [[University]] of [[Amsterdam]]. Publicly funded.)
• Saint Petersburg  + (Second largest city in Russia)
• Sainsbury's  + (Second largest supermarket chain in the United Kingdom=)
• University of Porto  + (Second largest university in [[Portugal]].)
• Hunter Biden  + (Second son of the [[deep state actor]], [[Joe Biden]].)
• Secondary source  + (Secondary sources report by use of [[primary source]]s.)
• Chatham House Rule  + (Secrecy [[UK Deep state]] style)
• Exercise Alice  + (Secret 2016 UK pandemic exercise modelling the impact of a coronavirus outbreak)
• Abraham Bolden  + (Secret Service agent convicted on bogus charges when he blew the whistle to the [[Warren Commission]].)
• Conspiracy  + (Secret agreements to commit illegal acts.)
• Hannibal Directive  + (Secret directive whereby Israeli officers and soldiers are required to do everything in their power to prevent captures, even if this entails the death of the prisoner.)
• Operation Gladio  + (Secret for over 40 years, Gladio is a NATO … Secret for over 40 years, Gladio is a NATO-backed network of armed soldiers inside the nations of Europe outside effective control of national governments. Ostensibly intended for use only in case of a Soviet invasion, Gladio carried out a string of false flag terror attacks. In 1990, the European parliament asked all member states to launch investigations, but only 5 national governments did so.s, but only 5 national governments did so.)
• Overseas and Defence Secretariat  + (Secretariat in the [[United Kingdom]] [[Cabinet Office]].)
• Henrik Beer  + (Secretary General of the International Red Cross. Attended the [[Bilderberg/1963|1963]] and [[1964 Bilderberg]]s.)
• Spencer Oliver  + (Secretary general of the Parliamentary Assembly of the [[Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe]] 1992-2015.)
• Drew Lewis  + (Secretary of Transportation under [[Reagan]], best known for presiding over the firing of the striking U.S. air traffic controllers in 1981. [[Bilderberg/1988]])
• Paul R. Ignatius  + (Secretary of the Navy under the [[Lyndon Johnson Administration]].)
• Document:Cold War II: Interview with Nikolay Patrushev, Secretary of the Russian Security Council  + (Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, Nikolay Patrushev, interviewed by Rossiyskaya Gazeta on 15 October 2014. The interview makes it crystal clear that a de-facto state of undeclared war exists between Anglo-US-Nato and Russia.)
• Evelyn Lincoln  + (Secretary to [[JFK]].)
• Emile van Lennep  + (Secretary-General of the OECD for 15 years. Poly Bilderberg)
• Kofi Annan  + (Secretary-General of the United Nations 1997-2006 now working for [[Macro Advisory Partners]])
• Opus Dei  + (Secretive catholic deep state group with connections to [[Gladio]])
• Logic Industries  + (Secretive company founded by the Israeli-born [[billionaire]] [[spook]]/[[businessman]] [[Mati Kochavi]], reported to produce security software.)
• Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies  + (Secretive group with "about 60" members a … Secretive group with "about 60" members and an uncertain amount of influence over the UK government on certain topics, such as the [[UK Covid lockdown]]. [[Ian Boyd]] claimed that the group's membership must be kept secret to protect it from "dark forces".t secret to protect it from "dark forces".)
• Ian Trethowan  + (Secretly cooperated with [[MI5]] to secretly weed out leftists)
• Luis A. Aguilar  + (Securities and Exchange Commissioner in the aftermath of the 2008 economic crisis)
• Gordon Corera  + (Security Correspondent at [[BBC News]], where he was "frequently in contact" with the [[Integrity Initiative]])
• Monique Garnier-Lançon  + (Security advisor? Deputy Mayor?)
• Amil Khan  + (Security cleared [[Chatham House]] fellow who was proposed to be one of the 3 directors of the [[EXPOSE Network]] (together with [[Chris Donnelly]] of the [[Institute for Statecraft]] and [[Louis Brooke]] of the [[Zinc Network]])
• Strategic and Defence Studies Centre  + (Security think-tank at [[Australian National University]])
• Spain  + (Seemingly a tropical easy-going country on … Seemingly a tropical easy-going country on the southern border of Europe. Spain has had trouble running a “death squad-free” democracy since [[Franco]] retired. Spain has seen the bloodiest post [[Gladio 1]] terror attack take place in Madrid in [[2004]], and was a battleground of the [[Ifs]] and [[GRU]] during the 2010s.U]] during the 2010s.)
• Australia/Liberal Party  + (Sees itself as state-bearing party)
• Mari Elka Pangestu  + (Selected [[WEF/Global Leaders for Tomorrow/1999]] when she was an Indonesian minister. From 2020 [[World Bank]] Managing Director of Development Policy and Partnerships)
• Tito Mboweni  + (Selected [[WEF/Global Leaders for Tomorrow/1995|Global Leaders for Tomorrow by the World Economic Forum]] in [[1995]] - [[Governor of the South African Reserve Bank]] - [[Goldman Sachs]] - Minister of Finance)
• Boris Fyodorov  + (Selected a [[WEF YGL 1994]])
• Matthew Bannister  + (Selected a [[WEF/Global Leaders for Tomorrow/1999|Global Leader for Tomorrow]] by the [[World Economic Forum]] in 1999)
• Michelle Rempel  + (Selected a [[WEF/Young Global Leaders 2016|Young Global Leader]] by the [[World Economic Forum]] in 2016.)
• Alexander De Croo  + (Selected a [[WEF/Young Global Leaders 2015|Young Global Leader]] by the [[World Economic Forum]] in 2015. Belgian Prime Minster during some of the hardest lockdowns in Europe.)
• Vincent Van Quickenborne  + (Selected a [[WEF/Young Global Leaders 2010|Young Global Leader]] by the [[World Economic Forum]] in 2010. As [[Belgian Justice Minister]] in 2020, he fined those who refused to take COVID tests or wear masks.)
• Katharina Borchert  + (Selected a [[WEF/Young Global Leaders/2011|Young Global Leader by the WEF in 2011]] … Selected a [[WEF/Young Global Leaders/2011|Young Global Leader by the WEF in 2011]] as CEO of [[Spiegel Online]], the most influential corporate media outlet in Germany. From 2016 Chief Innovation Officer at [[Mozilla]] working on "strengthening its position in the fight against fake news". position in the fight against fake news".)
• Clarissa Delgado  + (Selected an [[Obama Foundation Fellows/2018|Obama Foundation Fellow]] in 2018 and a [[WEF/Young Global Leaders/2022|WEF Young Global Leader]] in 2022.)
• Ibram X Kendi  + (Selected as Young Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2021.)
• Fabiola Gianotti  + (Selected for an unprecedented second term as DG, to run until 2025)