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  • Mary Pinchot Meyer  + (Wife of Cord Meyer, lover of JFK, murdered in 1964.)
  • Mette-Marit Tjessem Høiby  + (Wife of Haakon Magnus, Crown Prince of Norway. Brother of [[Per Høiby]], chief executive of Norway's by far most influential PR agency [[First House (Norway)|First House]]. Friend of [[Jeffrey Epstein]].)
  • Helle Thorning-Schmidt  + (Wife of Labour MP for Aberavon, [[Stephen Kinnock]])
  • Carrie Symonds  + (Wife of Prime Minister [[Boris Johnson]]. Head of public relations at the [[Aspinall Foundation]].)
  • Rose Paterson  + (Wife of Shropshire MP [[Owen Paterson]] who died suddenly in June 2020.)
  • Haifa bint Faisal  + (Wife of [[Bandar bin Sultan]])
  • Joanne Henderson  + (Wife of [[Blairite]] former UK Labour MP [[Ivan Henderson]])
  • Lucie Faure  + (Wife of [[Edgar Faure]], President of the National Assembly and former [[French PM]]. [[1974 Bilderberg]].)
  • Sarah Macaulay  + (Wife of [[Gordon Brown]], founding partner of [[Hobsbawm Macaulay Communications]])
  • Pamela Kerr Omidyar  + (Wife of [[Pierre Omidyar]].)
  • Cherie Blair  + (Wife of [[Tony Blair]]. Lawyer.)
  • Patty Lumpkin  + (Wife of a [[Raytheon]] director who was killed in a plane crash)
  • Influencewatch  + (Wiki-format website established to examine how [[foundations]], [[charities]], and other [[nonprofits]] spend money and get involved in politics and advocacy)
  • Wikipedia/System gamers  + (Wikipedia accounts accused to manipulate content.)
  • Wikipedia/Censorship  + (Wikipedia claims not to be censored. However, wikipedia's policies don't back this up. Their notions of 'reliability' and '[[Wikipedia/Notability|notability]]' are particularly suspect.)
  • Wikipedia/Reliability  + (Wikipedia deems some information ''sources … Wikipedia deems some information ''sources'' as "reliable" and some as "unreliable", which provide an easy mechanism for blacklisting anyone who contradicts or questions the [[concensus trance]] promoted by [[Corporate media|commercially-controlled media]]. This website, by contrast, insists that wherever the source, information should be subject to critical scrutiny.on should be subject to critical scrutiny.)
  • 9-11/Aircraft Wreckage  + (Wikipedia has nothing much to say on some … Wikipedia has nothing much to say on some major irregularities regarding aircraft wreckage on 9/11. It implausible that black boxes, designed to survive impact and fire were not recovered while ''three'' of the supposed hijackers' passports reportedly did survive the fiery crashes. reportedly did survive the fiery crashes.)
  • User:Robin  + (Wikipedia is good at what it is good at, very good. There are however some verifiable blind spots, which are predictable and systematic in nature. This page should alert the reader frustrated by Wikipedia's systematic bias, censorship and other problems.)
  • Wikipedia/Protection  + (Wikipedia protects sensitive pages, to prevent anonymous edits which are deemed unwanted. Such protection is an indication that a page may be of deep political relevance.)
  • Police state  + (Wikipedia terms a police state as a "funda … Wikipedia terms a police state as a "fundamentally authoritarian" form of government, and cites examples of the [[Soviet Union]] and its satellites plus [[North Korea]]. No mention in the article of the 21<sup>st</sup> century global shift towards authoritarian policies lead by the USA, such as the removal of [[civil liberties]] and the use of [[universal surveillance]] or [[false flag]] terror.[[false flag]] terror.)
  • User:Robin  + (Wikipedia's explicit policy on what belongs there is very revealing. This explains how it allows Wikipedia to be an effective extension of [[Operation Mockingbird]].)
  • Wikipedia/Notability  + (Wikipedia's supposedly impartial test used to censor topics, ideas and evidence from Wikipedia, while easy admission of disinformation sourced from [[Corporate media|commercially-controlled media]].)
  • Document:A new turf war with Strasbourg pushes Warsaw further down the road towards Polexit from the EU  + (Will the schism between [[Poland]] and the [[European Union]] over legal differences eventually lead to "[[Polexit]]"?)
  • Willem Matser  + (Willem Matser was a NATO official close to [[Lord Robertson]], NATO’s 10th Secretary General. He was charged with various offences in connection with a $200m drug related money laundering operation between Colombia and Romania.)
  • Le Cercle/2002 (Morocco)  + (William Hague attended)
 (Winston Churchill was apparently keen to use chemical weapons)
  • Winston Churchill/Chemical warfare  + (Winston Churchill was apparently keen to use chemical weapons.)
  • James Kallstrom  + (Wiretap expert)
  • Tommy McAvoy  + (With Denis Tunnicliffe)
  • Charles Schumer  + (With Kirsten Gillibrand)
  • Lindsey Graham  + (With Tim Scott)
  • Reinhard Bütikofer  + (With [[Angelika Beer]] and [[Claudia Roth]])
  • Arnold Kanter  + (With [[Frank Wisner II]])
  • Margrethe Vestager  + (With [[Frans Timmermans]] & [[Valdis Dombrovskis]])
  • Frans Timmermans  + (With [[Margrethe Vestager]] & [[Valdis Dombrovskis]])
  • Carla Anderson Hills  + (With [[Robert Rubin]])
  • Digital healthcare  + (With less an less human doctors in the system, the goal is ultimately that most diseases will be treated automatically and with [{Big Pharma)
  • Ohio State University  + (With nearly 50,000 undergraduate students and nearly 15,000 graduate students, Ohio State is one of the largest American universities.)
  • Robert Dudley  + (With oversight of the company's activities in the Americas and Asia.)
  • Kevin Abraham  + (With particular responsibility for the development of the Army Reserve)
  • World Fellows Program/2013  + (With the addition of the 2013 class, the total number of Yale World Fellows rises to 241, representing 81 countries.)
  • Document:The World Is on the Brink of War Once Again as All Hell Breaks Loose in Syria  + (With the assistance of the [[mainstream media|media]] … With the assistance of the [[mainstream media|media]], the [[United States]] and [[Israel]] continue to bomb [[Syria]] in direct contravention of international law, targeting [[Russia]]'s ally the [[Syrian Arab Army]], without any significant journalistic or international opposition. journalistic or international opposition.)
  • Anastasio Somoza García  + (With the help of the [[United States Marine Corps|US Marine Corps]] started a family dictatorship that maintained absolute control over [[Nicaragua]] for 42 years.)
  • Man with rifle seen in TSBD  + (Witness Arnold Rowland observes man with rifle at the Western end of TSBD. ref. Treachery in Dallas, p 300)
  • Haim Geron  + (Witness in the [[Benjamin Netanyahu]] corruption trial who died in explosive plane crash.)
  • Adrian Wooldridge  + (Witnessed a dozen [[Bilderberg meetings]].)
  • André Saint-Mleux  + (Witnessed the [[1959]] and [[1960 Bilderberg]]s, [[Minister of State of Monaco]] from 1972-1981)
  • Rick Scott  + (Won after a "memory-card glitch" in the voting machines)
  • Pat Balestreri  + (Worked as Staff Director in the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Attended [[Le Cercle]] 1982-1984)
  • R. Daniel McMichael  + (Worked as an administrative agent for the Scaife Family Charitable Trusts)
  • Edward Hidalgo  + (Worked as lawyer in Mexico for many decades, US Information Agency and US Secretary of the Navy)
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