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• Drexel Burnham  + (investment bank with unethical and sometimes illegal practices, even by Wall Street standards)
• Ayşe Soysal  + (job also called Rector)
• Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr  + (journalist)
• Hanns Martin Schleyer  + (kidnapped and murdered in office by the Red Army Faction)
• Gender Recognition Reform Bill  + (landmark [[transgender]] legislation in [[Scotland]])
• Ericsson  + (large [[Swedish]] multinational in the [[Wallenberg sphere]])
• Kronen Zeitung  + (largest newspaper in [[Austria]])
• F. W. de Klerk  + (last state president of apartheid-era South Africa.)
• Hasan Cemal  + (later attended the [[2004 Bilderberg conference]].)
• Oğuz Gökmen  + (later the EU)
• Henry Sloane Coffin  + (leading liberal Presbyterian leader. [[Bonesman]].)
• Karel Kovanda  + (led the accession negotiations to [[NATO]].)
• Paul Hoffman  + (led the implementation of the [[Marshall Plan]] from 1948–1950, and was then president of the [[Ford Foundation]]. Five time early Bilderberger.)
• Ernst Uhrlau  + (left intelligence service for a job with [[Deutsche Bank]])
• Document:Nationbuilder People  + (list of Nationbuilder people, ie journalists mostly in large media corporations)
• Document:VM/IfS Media Appearances & Commentary (July 2017– )  + (list of Victor Madeira media appearances)
• Document:CND Gen list 2  + (list of names and email addresses of what seems to be intelligence workers/assets (CND is short for Christopher Nigel Donnelly))
• E. L. Tanugi de Jongh  + (little known French Bilderberg attendee, maybe connected to the [[Patronat]].)
• Friends of Europe  + (lobby group)
• Elmar Brok  + (lobbyist and European parliament politician, [[MSC regular]])
• 2017 Frinton by-election  + (local election in [[2017]])
• Steven S. Lee  + (local organiser of the [[2002 Bilderberg]])
• Document:Forward Thinking Report - The potential relevance of the Ukrainian National Reform Council to the Tunisian Transition  + (making the Tunisian economy more like Ukraine's)
• Pump and dump  + (manipulating investors into buying shares in order to inflate the price artificially, and then selling one's own shares while the price is high, shortly before the inevitable crash)
• Document:II Network Skripal  + (media feedback from II members in smaller countries to HQ in London in Skripal affair)

• Hilda Ochoa-Brillembourg  + (member of the board of directors of the [[Atlantic Council]])

• Mark Esper  + (military-industrial complex lobbyist and defense minister)
• Honeywell  + (military-industrial complex stalwart)
• Charles Koch Foundation  + (money-granting foundation to select purposes)
• Lesley Stahl  + (multi-Bilderberger)
• Lesley Stahl  + (multi-Bilderberger)
• Vendeline von Bredow  + (multi-Bilderberger)
• Mass murder  + (multiple [[murder]]s)
• Abd al-Karim Qasim  + (n Iraqi Army brigadier and nationalist who came to power in 1958 coup. Deposed in 1963 coup, possibly orchestrated by the CIA.)
• Alfred Sherman  + (neoliberal activist best known working with [[Margaret Thatcher]] and [[Keith Joseph]].)
• Molly Crockett  + (neuroscientist who showed that drugs targeting [[serotonin]] and [[dopamine]] in the [[brain]] can change moral decision-making)
• Niels Matthiasen  + (not during 1977-78)
• Richard McCormack  + (on International Economic Policy.)
• Diana Mosley  + (one of Britain's noted Mitford sisters. Married Sir [[Oswald Mosley]].)
• Omnicom  + (one of the big four advertising agencies in the world)
• Renmin University  + (one of the leading humanities and social science-focused universities in China)
• Panjab University  + (one of the most well ranked universities in India)
• Jacques Delors  + (only French President not to attend Bilderberg)
• GM  + (organism which had its [[DNA]] or [[RNA]] changed by artificial means)
• University of Colorado at Boulder  + (pUBLIC university in Boulder, Colorado)
• Traumatic bonding  + (paradox dependency reaction due to victim's evoked care-seeking behavior)
• Tariq Ali  + (political activist and author)
• Population Institute  + (population reduction advocacy group in [[Washington, D.C.]], United States.)
• Haakon Lie  + (powerful party secretary for the [[Norwegian Labour Party]] from 1945 to 1969. A CIA collaborator, he was the most prominent organizer of [[McCarthyism]] in the 1950s, and set up an extensive surveillance apparatus in the Labour movement and unions.)
• Mellody Hobson  + (president and co-CEO of Ariel Investments, wife of filmmaker George Lucas)
• Hans Köchler  + (president of the International Progress Organisation,)