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• François Lafond  + (Academic with a [[heavy Halifax International Security Forum habit]])
• Subramanian Rangan  + (Academic with a heavy [[WEF AGM habit]])
• Lev E. Dobriansky  + (Academic working with Ukrainian exile groups for the CIA.)
• Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy  + (Academy is dedicated to training priests to serve in the diplomatic corps and the Secretariat of State of the [[Holy See]].)
• Black Sea  + (Accessible from the Eastern Mediterranean by passing through Turkey. [[Russia]]'s southern coastline in Europe)
• Accident  + (Accidents ''do'' happen. But that truism also provides [[plausible deniability]].)
• Carlos Aritario  + (Accompanied [[Virginio Rognoni]] to the [[1982 Bilderberg]].)
• Adam Dekkushev  + (According to Dekkushev, it wasn't the FSB that ordered the bombing, as Boris Berezovsky later claimed, but the United States Central Intelligence Agency.)
• TruNews  + (According to Wikipedia and the ADL, an "anti-semitic" [[website]] which has received press credentials by the the Trump administration.)
• Pat Robertson  + (According to [[Kay Griggs]], Robertson was part of the "perverted Marine Corps clique" around her husband.)
• Document:Julian Assange to make final appeal in extradition case  + (According to [[RSF]], the upcoming appeal represents [[Assange]]’s final opportunity to contest extradition within the [[UK]], unless he decides to bring his case to the [[European Court of Human Rights]].)
• Document:Unanswered questions over Lockerbie  + (According to [[Tam Dalyell]] … According to [[Tam Dalyell]] MP: "The American and British governments do not want the film shown. The American families do not want the film shown because they want their compensation money ($2.7 billion). More importantly, their lawyers want their money ($810 million)." lawyers want their money ($810 million).")
• Document:Batley and Spen by-election: Palestine becomes potential dealbreaker  + (According to [https://promo.coral.co.uk/en … According to [https://promo.coral.co.uk/en/promo/pm/online-betting/bet-5-get-20 Coral,] [[Galloway]] is currently on 50/1 odds to win, compared to 2/1 for [[Leadbeater]] and 2/5 for Conservative candidate [[Ryan Stephenson]]. [https://promotion.williamhill.com/uk/sports/football/ppc/m40-h50/euros-v2 William Hill] has the [[Conservatives]] on 1/3, [[Labour Party|Labour]] at 5/2 and the [[WPGB]] at 33/1.[[WPGB]] at 33/1.)
• AIDS industry  + (According to critics, the HIV/AIDS paradigm, is politically, economically and socially driven, rather than based on verifiable scientific data.)
• Julie Inman Grant  + (According to herself "turned down" CIA employment, before working 17 years for [[Microsoft]]. Then she became Australia's online censorship commissioner who wants to "recalibrate" [[freedom of speech]].)
• Fabian Society  + (According to itself, it aims to promote gr … According to itself, it aims to promote greater equality of power, wealth and opportunity, the value of collective action and public service, an accountable, tolerant and active democracy, citizenship, liberty and human rights, sustainable development, multilateral international cooperationnt, multilateral international cooperation)
• Holodomor  + (According to many countries the Holodomor was a genocide)
• Virus  + (According to the [[official narrative]] a submicroscopic infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of an organism - but [[the science]] is not as settled as the narrative claims.)
• Peer review  + (According to the [[official narrative]], it is used to maintain quality standards.)
• German Marshall Fund  + (According to whistleblower [[Udo Ulfkotte]] … According to whistleblower [[Udo Ulfkotte]], a [[CIA]] [[front]] group. Despite the 'German' in its name, it is a fully US/CIA-controlled operation, mainly to maintain a network of [[transatlantic]] European politicians and journalists. Hugely influential behind the scenes.sts. Hugely influential behind the scenes.)
• Document:Communism by the Front Door  + (Account of an early morning raid by eight police officers on the author's home where she lives alone and which was followed by questioning and detention in custody until the evening, when she was released under the terms of her pre-existing police bail.)
• Sarah Ruth Ashcraft  + (Accused [[Hillary Clinton]] of participating in a "ritual abuse event")
• Jean-Luc Brunel  + (Accused right hand of [[Ghislaine Maxwell]] … Accused right hand of [[Ghislaine Maxwell]] and [[Jeffrey Epstein]]. Started a model agency with money from Epstein. Was convicted for prostitution of a minor in [[Florida]] in [[2009]]. Reportedly committed suicide in [[2022]] while awaiting a second trial involving accusations of [[raping]] [[French]] minors.[[French]] minors.)
• Document:Spring fails in Ukrainian plunderland  + (Acerbic commentary and wit on the 2013-14 US sponsored coup in the Ukraine.)
• AUKUS  + (Acronym for trilateral security partnership between [[Australia]], the [[United Kingdom]] and the [[United States]], where Australia is to buy nuclear submarines.)
• Alphabet agency  + (Acronym used to describe U.S. intelligence agencies)
• Transatlantic  + (Across [[Europe]] and [[North America]])

• James Dobbins  + (Acting)
• Marlin Fitzwater  + (Acting)
• Roderick Moore  + (Acting)
• Janet Woodcock  + (Acting)
• Sally Yates  + (Acting)

• Melvin Carraway  + (Acting Administrator of The [[Transportation Security Administration]] removed from office after a report found agents failed to find fake explosives and weapons in internal tests.)
• Richard Grenell  + (Acting Director)
• Christopher Sharpley  + (Acting Inspector General of the Central Intelligence Agency)
• Dawn Ellison  + (Acting Inspector General of the Central Intelligence Agency)
• Kiev Junta announces ATO  + (Acting President, Olexander Turchynov, announces start of "anti-terrorist operation" against Donbas protestors.)
• J. Daniel Howard  + (Acting Secretary of the Navy for 3 weeks.)
• Hansford Johnson  + (Acting United States Secretary of the Navy in 2003)
• Adam Szubin  + (Acting United States Secretary of the Treasury in 2017.)
• Peter Keisler  + (Acting [[Attorney General of the United States]] in 2007)
• Craig Morford  + (Acting [[Deputy Attorney General of the United States]] 2007-2008)
• David Gompert  + (Acting [[Director of National Intelligence]] in 2010)
• Dennis Nagy  + (Acting [[Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency]], where he was responsible for creating [[Soviet Military Power]], an inflated estimate of [[Soviet]] power, to justify the increasing defense budgets of the [[Reagan Administration]].)
• L. Patrick Gray  + (Acting [[Director of the FBI]])
• Frank de Grave  + (Acting [[Mayor of Amsterdam]] in 1994. [[1999 Bilderberg]]. Tried exposing a big [[Dutch]] [[bank]] to the [[De Nederlandsche Bank]], was ignored initially. Became a member of the Council of State in [[2018]].)
• Jonathan Cohen  + (Acting [[United States Ambassador to the United Nations]] in 2019)
• Elaine Duke  + (Acting [[United States Secretary of Homeland Security]] in [[2017]])
• Simon Murdoch  + (Acting chief executive and director of the [[GCSB]] for a while)
• Action Council for Peace in the Balkans  + (Action Council to ensure active support of the Bosnian government through air power and an end to the UN arms embargo)
• Sigal Mandelker  + (Action United States Deputy Secretary of the Treasury 2017-2018)
• Activity  + (Actions)
• Geoffrey Pyatt  + (Active during the [[2014 Ukraine coup]])
• Life Magazine  + (Active in covering up the truth about the [[JFK assassination]] and promoting the narrative of the [[Warren Commission]].)
• John Tuthill  + (Active in developing the [[Marshall Plan]]'s [[OEEC]]. Appointed [[United States Ambassador to Brazil]] 3 months after attended the [[1966 Bilderberg]])