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• 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.)
• National Program Office  + (Secret group in the US government first named in a 1991 [[CNN]] News Story)
• Wolf's Head  + (Secret society at [[Yale University]].)
• Overseas and Defence Secretariat  + (Secretariat in the [[United Kingdom]] [[Cabinet Office]].)
• Maria Cattaui  + (Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce 1996-2005, Importnt at [[WEF AGM]]s)
• Henrik Beer  + (Secretary General of the International Red Cross. Attended the [[Bilderberg/1963|1963]] and [[1964 Bilderberg]]s.)
• Chester Finn  + (Secretary and Treasurer of the Philanthropy Roundtable)
• Spencer Oliver  + (Secretary general of the Parliamentary Assembly of the [[Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe]] 1992-2015.)
• Marco Rubio  + (Secretary of State in Trump's 2nd admin., acting USAID/Administrator)
• 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]])
• Alberto Giovannetti  + (Secretary of [[Pope Pius XII]]s, a member of [[Opus Dei]] and of [[Le Cercle]].)

• Paul 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]].)
• Kofi Annan  + (Secretary-General of the United Nations 1997-2006 now working for [[Macro Advisory Partners]])
• Emile van Lennep  + (Secretary-General of the [[OECD]] for 15 years. Poly Bilderberg)
• 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.)
• 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.)
• 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.)
• 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.)