Difference between revisions of "Carnegie Youth Trust"
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| − | The board includes [[Millie Banerjee]], NHS Modernisation action team member, Commissioner for Judicial Appointments, OFCOM (with [[Ian Hargreaves]]), Cabinet Office Management Board, Strategic Rail Authority, BT, Prisons board, [[Sourcewatch:Centrica|Centrica]] and ICONET, a high tech communications company which works with [[Sourcewatch:Boeing|Boeing]]. | + | The board includes [[Millie Banerjee]], NHS Modernisation action team member, Commissioner for Judicial Appointments, OFCOM (with [[Ian Hargreaves]]), Cabinet Office Management Board, Strategic Rail Authority, [[BT]], Prisons board, [[Sourcewatch:Centrica|Centrica]] and ICONET, a high tech communications company which works with [[Sourcewatch:Boeing|Boeing]]. |
| − | It sounds innocent, but the first specialists in international studies were sponsored by the OSS/CIA, with funding laundered by the Carnegie, Rockefeller, and Ford Foundations to rubber-stamp the Cold War. The first OSS Secret intelligence chief in London, Whitney Shepardson, was director of the Carnegie Corporation's British Fund and president of the CIA-funded Free Europe Committee. | + | It sounds innocent, but the first specialists in international studies were sponsored by the OSS/CIA, with funding laundered by the Carnegie, Rockefeller, and Ford Foundations to rubber-stamp the Cold War. The first OSS Secret intelligence chief in London, Whitney Shepardson, was director of the Carnegie Corporation's British Fund and president of the CIA-funded [[Free Europe Committee]]. |
| − | The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace was once led by John Dulles and has ties to the CFR and US elite. Its Massachusetts Avenue address is shared by | + | The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace was once led by John Dulles and has ties to the CFR and US elite. Its Massachusetts Avenue address is shared by [[British American Project]], the Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, [[Heritage Foundation]], [[CATO Institute]], [[Council on Foreign Relations]], [[Brookings Institute]], British Embassy etc.[http://www.ceip.org/files/publications/ProliferationBrief324.asp http://www.ceip.org/files/publications/ProliferationBrief324.asp] |
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Revision as of 15:37, 25 November 2005
The board includes Millie Banerjee, NHS Modernisation action team member, Commissioner for Judicial Appointments, OFCOM (with Ian Hargreaves), Cabinet Office Management Board, Strategic Rail Authority, BT, Prisons board, Centrica and ICONET, a high tech communications company which works with Boeing.
It sounds innocent, but the first specialists in international studies were sponsored by the OSS/CIA, with funding laundered by the Carnegie, Rockefeller, and Ford Foundations to rubber-stamp the Cold War. The first OSS Secret intelligence chief in London, Whitney Shepardson, was director of the Carnegie Corporation's British Fund and president of the CIA-funded Free Europe Committee.
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace was once led by John Dulles and has ties to the CFR and US elite. Its Massachusetts Avenue address is shared by British American Project, the Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Heritage Foundation, CATO Institute, Council on Foreign Relations, Brookings Institute, British Embassy etc.http://www.ceip.org/files/publications/ProliferationBrief324.asp
