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• Conrad Black  + (Fraudulent [[Bilderberg steering committee]] member)
• 'Stakeknife'  + (Frederico Scappaticci, a double agent in the [[Provisional IRA]])
• Gamergate controversy  + (Free Speech battle of the 2010s)
• Graham Hutton  + (Free market economist, [[journalist]] and British [[propagandist]].)
• Freedom of the press  + (Freedom of the press or freedom of the med … Freedom of the press or freedom of the media is the principle that communication and expression through various media, including printed and electronic media should be considered a right to be exercised freely. In Western countries, defined as not applicable to [[independent media]].[[independent media]].)
• Hugh Miles  + (Freelance journalist and author)
• Freemasonry  + (Freemasonry is a significant secret society.)
• Lucona Affair  + (Freighter sunk in insurance fraud. Involved several top leaders of the [[Social Democratic Party of Austria]], thus creating the biggest scandal in post-war Austrian history.)
• Rémy Daillet  + (French "[[anti-vaxxer]] terrorist")
• Jacques de Nervo  + (French ''[[patron]]'' and steel maker. The first meeting of the European members of the [[Bilderberg steering committee]] occurred in his Paris apartment in 1952.)
• Benoît Potier  + (French ''[[patron]]'' who was chairman and CEO of the [[Big Chemical]] corporation [[Air liquide]]. Chairman of the [[European Round Table of Industrialists]]. Member of the [[Trilateral Commission]].)
• Jacques Aigrain  + (French Bilderberg banker/businessman, JPMorgan, then Swiss Re.)
• Philippe Villin  + (French Bilderberger editor and banker, and confidant of president [[Nicolas Sarkozy]].)
• Jean-Pierre Chevenement  + (French Bilderberger politician)
• Hubert Védrine  + (French Bilderberger politician)
• Michel Sapin  + (French Bilderberger politician who claimed that it was necessary to "fight against the use of [[cash]] and [[anonymity]] in the French economy" since it facilitated "[[terrorism]]".)
• Philippe Camus  + (French Bilderberger who as Executive Co-Chairman of the [[European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company]] attended the 2003,4,5 Bilderbergs)
• Stéphane Bancel  + (French CEO of Moderna who struck it rich with its first product allowed on the market, a [[COVID-19 vaccine]])
• Fabrice Fries  + (French CEO of [[Agence France-Presse]].)
• Dieudonné M'bala M'bala  + (French Comedian, inventor of the Quenelle.)
• Andre Puget  + (French Deputy of the Air Staff who he worked at SHAPE.)
• Pierre Messmer  + (French Gaullist politician an PM who attended [[Le Cercle]])
• Philippe Douste-Blazy  + (French Health and Foreign Minister - arrested in Morocco on suspicion of underage prostitution.)
• José Évrard  + (French MP who opposed [[lockdowns]] and allegedly died of [[COVID-19]])
• Jacques Soustelle  + (French OAS operative, in exile between 1961 and 1968, speaker at the 1979 JCIT)

• Raymond Barre  + (French PM, single Bilderberger)

• Jacques Chirac  + (French PM. 2 year suspended sentence for embezzlement in 2011. His mayoral security assistant, [[Monique Garnier-Lançon]], convened the French meetings of [[Le Cercle]].)
• France/Election/2024  + (French Parliamentary elections in 2024)
• Claude de Kemoularia  + (French Permanent Representative to the UN, double Bilderberg banker)
• François Hollande  + (French President 2012-2017)
• Michel Alliot  + (French Professor of Law who formulated higher education reforms after the large student protests of [[May 68]]. Single [[Bilderberg/1970|Bilderberger in 1970]], where one of the subjects was the "Future Function of the University In Our Society".)
• La Cagoule  + (French Rright wing armed group between the world wars, with a penchant for [[false flags]].)
• Ballets roses  + (French VIPaedophile event)
• Sanofi  + (French [[Big Pharma]] company)
• Philippe de Villiers  + (French [[Cercle]] diplomat)
• Pierre de Villiers  + (French [[Cercle]] soldier)
• Diomède Catroux  + (French [[Gaullist]] diplomat and politician who attended [[Bilderberg/1975]]. War-time associate of [[Jean Monnet]].)
• Jacques Baumel  + (French [[Gaullist]] politician who attended 4 [[Bilderbergs]] from [[Bilderbergs/1963|1963]] to [[Bilderbergs/1967|1967]])
• Olivier Guichard  + (French [[Gaullist]] politician who attended the [[1977 Bilderberg]])
• Albin Chalandon  + (French [[Gaullist]] … French [[Gaullist]] politician who attended a Bilderberg in both the 1960s and 70s. [[French Minister of Justice]] in the late 1980s. A close collaborator of president [[Charles de Gaulle]], a biography described him as "the man of secret networks, the powers of money, hidden financing, etc."e powers of money, hidden financing, etc.")
• David Dautresme  + (French [[Lazard]] banker who attended the [[1986 Bilderberg meeting]], at a time when he was active in [[privatising]] French public companies.)
• Mylène Jampanoï  + (French [[actress]] in horror movie ''Martyrs'' (2008) and [[model]] mentioned in [[Jeffrey Epstein's black book]].)
• Yves Guérin-Sérac  + (French [[anti-Communist]] activist with connection to Western intelligence services and the [[strategy of tension]].)
• Jacques Attali  + (French [[deep politician]] and academic. "The real bourgeoisie running the world is about 1,000 people. They are running capitalism." Attended the [[1975 Bilderberg]], [[Le siecle]])
• Alexandre de Marenches  + (French [[deep politician]] who founded the [[Safari Club]]. He was appointed to the position of [[SDECE Director]] by [[French President]], [[Georges Pompidou]].)
• Laurent Guyénot  + (French [[deep politics]] researcher who has published about [[Israel's role in 9-11]] and the [[JFK assassination]].)
• Jean Monnet  + (French [[deep state operative]], [[Le Cercle]], the most powerful man in France without a ministerial office.)
• Le Monde  + (French [[newspaper]])
• Paul Stehlin  + (French [[officer]] … French [[officer]] and [[politician]] opposed the defense policy of [[General de Gaulle]], which called for French room for independence, and campaigned for a close alliance with the [[United States]]. Went to the [[1973 Bilderberg]]. Died after a traffic accident on the same day in 1975 he was exposed as secret "consultant" for US arms companies.secret "consultant" for US arms companies.)
• Jean Lecanuet  + (French [[transatlantic]] presidential candidate in 1965 against president [[de Gaulle]] - who the [[supranational deep state]] wanted to get rid of - who was selected to attend the [[Bilderberg/1965|1965]] and [[1966 Bilderberg meeting]]s.)
• Michel Bon  + (French [[École nationale d'administration|enarquiste]] businessman. One of the first Young Leaders of the [[French-American Foundation]]. Attended two Bilderbergs in the early 2000s.)