2018-03-01T21:56:12Z

Tom Griffin: started a page

[[Gordon G. Chang]] is a columnist at The Daily Beast.<ref>[http://www.gordonchang.com/information.htm Author Bio], Gordon Chang.com, accessed 1 March 2018.</ref>

Chang previously worked in China for almost two decades, first in Hong Kong as a partner in the international law firm [[Baker & McKenzie]], and later in Shanghai, as Counsel to the American law firm [[Paul Weiss]].<ref>[http://www.gordonchang.com/information.htm Author Bio], Gordon Chang.com, accessed 1 March 2018.</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category: United States]]

Restoration Weekend 2017

2018-03-01T21:50:50Z

Tom Griffin: /* Threat levels Abroad */

The Restoration Weekend 2017 was an event hosted by the [[David Horowitz Freedom Center]] at the Breakers Resort in Palm Beach, Florida on 16-19 November 2017.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170929233801/http://www.restorationweekend.org:80/ Restoration Weekend 2017], restorationweekend.org, archived at the Internet Archive, 29 September 2017.</ref>
==Speakers==
Confirmed speakers as of September 2017 included [[Steve Bannon]], [[Jesse Watters]], [[Mark Steyn]], [[Milo Yiannopoulos]], [[Ann Coulter]], [[Nick Adams]], [[Gavin McInnes]], [[Bruce Thornton]], [[Tammy Bruce]], [[Monica Crowley]], [[Sebastian Gorka]], Congressman [[Ron DeSantis]], Congresswoman [[Marsha Blackburn]], [[James Damore]], [[Gordon Chang]], [[Katie Hopkins]], [[Robert Spencer]], [[Daniel Greenfield]], [[Victor Davis Hanson]] and [[David Horowitz]].<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170929233801/http://www.restorationweekend.org:80/ Restorationn Weekend 2017], restorationweekend.org, archived at the Internet Archive, 29 September 2017.</ref> Others who took part included [[Alan Mendoza]]<ref>[https://vimeo.com/244087471 Threat Levels Abroad], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>, [[Douglas Murray]]<ref>[https://vimeo.com/244488305 Douglas Murray], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref> and [[James O'Keefe]].<ref>[https://vimeo.com/245662270 James O’Keefe], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>

==Agenda==
Sessions at the event included the following:
===Threat levels Abroad===
Moderator: [[Mark Tapson]]. Panel: [[Daniel Greenfield]], [[Bruce Thornton]], [[Alan Mendoza]], [[Gordon G. Chang|Gordon Chang]]<ref>[https://vimeo.com/244087471 Threat Levels Abroad], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>

===Identifying and Fighting the “Resistance”===
Moderator: Mark Tapson. Remarks by: [[Matthew Vadum]], [[Gavin McInnes]], [[Ezra Levant]], [[Laura Loomer]].<ref>[https://vimeo.com/243905930 Identifying and Fighting the “Resistance”], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>
===U.S. Military: Gutted or Prepared?===
General [[Thomas Spoehr]]. Interviewed by: [[Mark Tapson]].<ref>[https://vimeo.com/243935816 U.S. Military: Gutted or Prepared?], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category:Counterjihad]][[Category:United States]]

Bruce Thornton

2018-02-26T21:18:59Z

Tom Griffin: started a page

[[Bruce Thornton]] is a professor of classics and humanities at California State University, Fresno, and a research fellow at the [[Hoover Institution]].<ref>[https://www.hoover.org/profiles/bruce-thornton Bruce Thornton], Hoover Institution, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category:United States|Thornton, Bruce]]

Restoration Weekend 2017

2018-02-26T20:03:21Z

Tom Griffin: more speakers

The Restoration Weekend 2017 was an event hosted by the [[David Horowitz Freedom Center]] at the Breakers Resort in Palm Beach, Florida on 16-19 November 2017.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170929233801/http://www.restorationweekend.org:80/ Restorationn Weekend 2017], restorationweekend.org, archived at the Internet Archive, 29 September 2017.</ref>

Confirmed speakers as of September 2017 included [[Steve Bannon]], [[Jesse Watters]], [[Mark Steyn]], [[Milo Yiannopoulos]], [[Ann Coulter]], [[Nick Adams]], [[Gavin McInnes]], [[Bruce Thornton]], [[Tammy Bruce]], [[Monica Crowley]], [[Sebastian Gorka]], Congressman [[Ron DeSantis]], Congresswoman [[Marsha Blackburn]], [[James Damore]], [[Gordon Chang]], [[Katie Hopkins]], [[Robert Spencer]], [[Daniel Greenfield]], [[Victor Davis Hanson]] and [[David Horowitz]].<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170929233801/http://www.restorationweekend.org:80/ Restorationn Weekend 2017], restorationweekend.org, archived at the Internet Archive, 29 September 2017.</ref> Others who took part included [[Alan Mendoza]]<ref>[https://vimeo.com/244087471 Threat Levels Abroad], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>, [[Douglas Murray]]<ref>[https://vimeo.com/244488305 Douglas Murray], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref> and [[James O'Keefe]].<ref>[https://vimeo.com/245662270 James O’Keefe], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>

==Agenda==
Sessions at the event included the following:
===Threat levels Abroad===
Moderator: [[Mark Tapson]]. Panel: [[Daniel Greenfield]], [[Bruce Thornton]], [[Alan Mendoza]], [[Gordon Chang]]<ref>[https://vimeo.com/244087471 Threat Levels Abroad], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>
===Identifying and Fighting the “Resistance”===
Moderator: Mark Tapson. Remarks by: [[Matthew Vadum]], [[Gavin McInnes]], [[Ezra Levant]], [[Laura Loomer]].<ref>[https://vimeo.com/243905930 Identifying and Fighting the “Resistance”], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>
===U.S. Military: Gutted or Prepared?===
General [[Thomas Spoehr]]. Interviewed by: [[Mark Tapson]].<ref>[https://vimeo.com/243935816 U.S. Military: Gutted or Prepared?], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category:Counterjihad]][[Category:United States]]

Restoration Weekend 2017

2018-02-26T19:25:00Z

Tom Griffin: /* Agenda */

The Restoration Weekend 2017 was an event hosted by the [[David Horowitz Freedom Center]] at the Breakers Resort in Palm Beach, Florida on 16-19 November 2017.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170929233801/http://www.restorationweekend.org:80/ Restorationn Weekend 2017], restorationweekend.org, archived at the Internet Archive, 29 September 2017.</ref>

Confirmed speakers as of September 2017 included [[Steve Bannon]], [[Jesse Watters]], [[Mark Steyn]], [[Milo Yiannopoulos]], [[Ann Coulter]], [[Nick Adams]], [[Gavin McInnes]], [[Bruce Thornton]], [[Tammy Bruce]], [[Monica Crowley]], [[Sebastian Gorka]], Congressman [[Ron DeSantis]], Congresswoman [[Marsha Blackburn]], [[James Damore]], [[Gordon Chang]], [[Katie Hopkins]], [[Robert Spencer]], [[Daniel Greenfield]], [[Victor Davis Hanson]] and [[David Horowitz]].<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170929233801/http://www.restorationweekend.org:80/ Restorationn Weekend 2017], restorationweekend.org, archived at the Internet Archive, 29 September 2017.</ref>

==Agenda==
Sessions at the event included the following:
===Threat levels Abroad===
Moderator: [[Mark Tapson]]. Panel: [[Daniel Greenfield]], [[Bruce Thornton]], [[Alan Mendoza]], [[Gordon Chang]]<ref>[https://vimeo.com/244087471 Threat Levels Abroad], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>
===Identifying and Fighting the “Resistance”===
Moderator: Mark Tapson. Remarks by: [[Matthew Vadum]], [[Gavin McInnes]], [[Ezra Levant]], [[Laura Loomer]].<ref>[https://vimeo.com/243905930 Identifying and Fighting the “Resistance”], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>
===U.S. Military: Gutted or Prepared?===
General [[Thomas Spoehr]]. Interviewed by: [[Mark Tapson]].<ref>[https://vimeo.com/243935816 U.S. Military: Gutted or Prepared?], Vimeo, accessed 26 February 2018.</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category:Counterjihad]][[Category:United States]]

Restoration Weekend 2017

2018-02-26T18:46:47Z

Tom Griffin: typo

Restoration Weekend 2017

2018-02-26T18:46:23Z

Tom Griffin: started a page

Michael Koss Charitable Foundation

2018-02-23T18:01:08Z

Tom Griffin: /* Grants */

==Grants==
===2010===
*[[CAMERA]]: $250
*[[StandWithUs]]: $10,000
*[[Birthright Israel]]: $20,000
*[[Israel Project]]: $1,000
*[[American Jewish Committee]]: $750
*[[Henry Jackson Society]]: $500
*[[Honest Reporting]]: $100 <ref> Michael Koss Charitable Foundation, 990 Form, 2010 </ref>

===2011===
*[[American Jewish Committee]]: $1,200
*[[CAMERA]]: $200
*[[StandWithUs]]: $10,000
*[[Israel Project]]: $250
*[[Jewish Federation]]: $186,275
*[[Henry Jackson Society]]: $500 <ref> Michael Koss Charitable Foundation, 990 Form, 2011 </ref>

===2012===
*[[American Jewish Committee]]: $250
*[[CAMERA]]: $100
*[[StandWithUs]]: $10,000
*[[Israel Project]]: $250
*[[Jewish Federation]]: $100,175
*[[ELNET]]: $200
*[[Joint Distribution Committee]]: $500 <ref> Michael Koss Charitable Foundation, 990 Form, 2012 </ref>

===2013===
Did not give out to any counterjihad organisations. <ref> Michael Koss Charitable Foundation, 990 Form, 2013 </ref>
===2014===
Did not give out to any counterjihad organisations. <ref> Michael Koss Charitable Foundation, 990 Form, 2014 </ref>
===2015===
Did not give out to any counterjihad organisations. <ref> Michael Koss Charitable Foundation, 990 Form, 2015 </ref>

==References==
<references/>

[[Category: Counterjihad Funders]]

Alastair Crooke

2018-02-08T22:06:05Z

Tom Griffin: corrected spelling

[[Image:Alistair_Crooke.jpg|right|thumb|Alastair Crooke<br><i>New America Foundation</i>]]
'''Alastair Crooke''' is a former [[Secret Intelligence Service|MI6]] agent and the founder of [[Conflicts Forum]].

==Background==
''The Times'' reports Crooke's early years as follows:
::Born in Ireland in 1949, Crooke was brought up in Africa, mainly on a farm near Harare in what was then Rhodesia, where his father farmed tobacco. He was educated in Switzerland and at St Andrews University. <ref>[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article402174.ece Let’s talk: ex-MI6 man plans terror summit], by [[Stephen Grey]], [[The Times]],12 December 2004.</ref>

==MI6 career==
Crooke has been described as an 'expert in "parallel diplomacy", the use of covert talks when normal channels have broken down', a field which is something of an [[Secret Intelligence Service|MI6]] specialty. <ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2003/09/25/npal25.xml Palestine peacemaker comes home], by [[Michael Smith]], [[Telegraph]], 25 September 2003. </ref> His [[Conflicts Forum]] biography states that he has 'direct experience of conflict over a period of 30 years in Ireland, South Africa, Namibia, Afghanistan, Cambodia and Colombia.' <ref>[http://conflictsforum.org/who-we-are/alastair-crooke/ Conflicts Forum - Alastair Crooke], accessed 24 February 2008. </ref>

::His posting to Ireland in 1975 led to his first role as a British negotiator — with the IRA. Three years later he moved to South Africa where as “first secretary and press officer” he joined mediation with Swapo rebels in Namibia.

::It was during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan, when he was stationed for three years in neighbouring Pakistan, that Crooke first met militant Islamists. The mid-1980s were a wild time on the Afghan frontier, with American money and weapons pouring in to support those fighting the Soviet army. <ref>[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article402174.ece?token=null&offset=12 Let’s talk: ex-MI6 man plans terror summit], by [[Stephen Grey]], [[The Times]],12 December 2004.</ref>

==Palestine==
From 1997 to 2003, Crooke was seconded to work for the [[European Union]] in Palestine.

::He played a role in the negotiations to end the Siege of the Church of the Nativity in 2002 and helped facilitate the Palestinian cease-fires of 2002 and 2003. He also was a staff member of the Mitchell Committee that enquired into the causes of the Intifada. <ref>[http://www.counterpoint-online.org/cgi-bin/item.cgi?id=537 Alastair Crooke biography], Counterpoint Online, accessed 24 February 2008. </ref>
In 2002, Crooke put together a plan for a [[Hamas]] ceasefire which was wrecked by an Israeli airstrike that killed the organisation's military commander and 14 civilians. He was withdrawn from the region a year later.

::The embassy acknowledged that Mr Crooke was leaving against his will but declined to discuss what his associates say were his growing differences with the Foreign Office over how best to bring an end to violence by Hamas and other militant groups.

::Sources said that even after the latest suicide bombings and collapse of a seven-week ceasefire, amid what the Palestinians claim was deliberate Israeli provocation, Mr Crooke continued to argue that Hamas was ready to enter the political process and urged Israeli restraint. <ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2003/sep/24/israel UK recalls MI6 link to Palestinian militants], by [[Chris McGreal]], [[Guardian]], 24 September 2003. </ref>

==Conflicts Forum==
In 2004, Crooke founded [[Conflicts Forum]] in order to conduct talks with [[Hamas]], [[Hezbollah]], the [[Muslim Brotherhood]] and the [[Jamiat-i-Islami]].
:: It is backed by former government, military and intelligence officials in Europe and the United States who reject many of the methods of the “war on terror”.

::It is funded from private donations but has the tacit support of some Arab governments.<ref>[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article402174.ece Let’s talk: ex-MI6 man plans terror summit], by [[Stephen Grey]], [[The Times]],12 December 2004.</ref>

==Yassin transcript==
In November 2004, the [[Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center]] at Israel's [[Center for Special Studies]] released an alleged transcript of a November 2002 series of meetings involving Crooke, one with members of [[Fatah Tanzim]] and the other with a [[Hamas]] delegation including Sheikh [[Ahmed Yassin]]. <ref>[http://www.terrorism-info.org.il/malam_multimedia/html/final/eng/sib/4_05/tran_eu.htm Document seized (November 2002) in the Palestinian Authority Preventive Security compound in Gaza], [[Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center]], 29 November 2004, accessed 25 February 2008.</ref>

Crooke has claimed that the transcript's account of his conversation with Yassin is inaccurate.
::In an interview, he said he stressed to Yasin, "There were some actions that were unacceptable to anyone in Europe and America. Nobody believed that blowing up children eating pizzas, that these children were responsible for the plight of Palestinians." But he added that he drew a distinction between "terrorism" and "resistance," offering that his family had been involved in fighting the Nazi occupation in France in World War II. <ref>[http://www.nysun.com/article/11974?page_no=3 Hezbollah Signals It's Open to Talks With United States], by [[Eli Lake]], [[New York Sun]], 11 April 2005. </ref>

==Neocon critics==
Crooke's advocacy of dialogue with Islamists has been heavily criticised by neoconservatives.

An April 2005 article in [[FrontPage Magazine]] by [[P. David Hornik]] cited the Yassin transcript as being 'all too indicative of which side Europe is really on.'<ref>[http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Read.aspx?GUID=08EBA1A5-67FE-4895-AA9D-F03D272F21F8 Alistair Crooke's Meeting with Sheikh Yassin], by [[P. David Hornik]], [[FrontPage Magazine]], 15 April 2005. </ref>

[[Melanie Phillips]] picked up the Horvik article a few days later in a blog post which asked 'who exactly is currently responsible for the potentially lethal activities of the ‘former’ British MI6 officer Alistair Crooke?' <ref>[http://www.melaniephillips.com/diary/archives/001143.html The crooked response to terror], by [[Melanie Phillips]], April 19 2005. </ref>

In an August 2005 blog post, Phillips accused Crooke of 'appeasement of genocidal terror.' <ref>[http://www.melaniephillips.com/diary/archives/001382.html Flirting with mass murder], by [[Melanie Phillips]], 1 August 2005. </ref>

In January 2006, the Yassin transcript was cited by the [[Transatlantic Institute]] of the [[American Jewish Committee]] in a critique of the [[European Union]]'s contacts with [[Hamas]]. <ref>[http://www.ajc.org/site/apps/nlnet/content2.aspx?c=ijITI2PHKoG&b=1323269&ct=1933059 Transatlantic Backgrounder: The European Union's Contacts with Hamas], [[American Jewish Committee]], 20 January 2006, accessed 24 January 2008. </ref>

In the July 2006 issue of [[Prospect magazine]], [[Dean Godson]] of [[Policy Exchange]] charged that 'Alastair Crooke's indulgence of Hamas is a product of late-imperial British defeatism.' <ref>[http://www.policyexchange.org.uk/images/libimages/182.pdf Gone Native], by [[Dean Godson]], [[Prospect magazine]], July 2006.</ref>

In June 2007, [[Melanie Phillips]] accused the BBC's [[Newsnight]] and [[Radio 4]] of relying on pro-Hamas interviewees, citing Crooke, [[Azzam Tamimi]], [[William Sieghart]] of [[Forward Thinking]] and Professor [[Beverley Milton Edwards]]. <ref>[http://www.melaniephillips.com/diary/?p=1555 The Hamas, MI6, BBC axis], by [[Melanie Phillips]], 18 June 2007</ref>

In a November 2007 pamphlet, Misunderstanding Ulster, [[David Trimble]] accused a similar list of people of misinterpreting the significance of the Irish peace process for the Middle East. He cited Crooke and Sieghart, adding [[Gabrielle Rifkind]] of [[Oxford Research Group]], [[Michael Ancram]] and [[Daniel Levy]]. [[Dean Godson]] is credited as the 'driving force' behind the pamphlet, written under the auspices of the [[Conservative Friends of Israel]]. <ref>[http://www.davidtrimble.org/publications_misunderstanding.pdf Misunderstanding Ulster], [[David Trimble]], November 2007.</ref>

==Affiliations==
*[[Secret Intelligence Service]]
*[[Conflicts Forum]]
*[[Oxford Research Group]]

==Connections==
*[[Ian Crooke]] - Elder brother
*[[Javier Solana]] - former security adviser.

==Publications==
===Books===
*Resistance: The Essence of the Islamist Revolution, Pluto Press, 2009
===Articles===
*[http://www.redpepper.org.uk/Essay-Red-Shi-ism-Iran-and-the Essay: Red Shi’ism, Iran and the Islamist revolution], Red pepper, 17 October 2009.

==External Resources==
*David Samuels, [http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2009/09/spy-who-loved-hamas-and-hezbollah-and-iran The Spy Who Loved Hamas. And Hezbollah. And Iran], Mother Jones, 23 September 2009.

==Notes==
<references/>

[[category:spooks|Crooke, Alastair]]
[[category:MI6|Crooke, Alastair]]
[[Category:Northern Ireland|Crooke, Alastair]]
[[Category:Afghanistan|Crooke, Alastair]]
[[Category:South Africa|Crooke, Alastair]]
[[Category:State Violence and Collusion Project|Crooke, Alastair]]

Alistair Crooke

2018-02-08T22:03:37Z

Tom Griffin: Tom Griffin moved page Alistair Crooke to Alastair Crooke

#REDIRECT [[Alastair Crooke]]

Alastair Crooke

2018-02-08T22:03:36Z

Tom Griffin: Tom Griffin moved page Alistair Crooke to Alastair Crooke

[[Image:Alistair_Crooke.jpg|right|thumb|Alistair Crooke<br><i>New America Foundation</i>]]
'''Alistair Crooke''' is a former [[Secret Intelligence Service|MI6]] agent and the founder of [[Conflicts Forum]].

==Background==
''The Times'' reports Crooke's early years as follows:
::Born in Ireland in 1949, Crooke was brought up in Africa, mainly on a farm near Harare in what was then Rhodesia, where his father farmed tobacco. He was educated in Switzerland and at St Andrews University. <ref>[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article402174.ece Let’s talk: ex-MI6 man plans terror summit], by [[Stephen Grey]], [[The Times]],12 December 2004.</ref>

==MI6 career==
Crooke has been described as an 'expert in "parallel diplomacy", the use of covert talks when normal channels have broken down', a field which is something of an [[Secret Intelligence Service|MI6]] specialty. <ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2003/09/25/npal25.xml Palestine peacemaker comes home], by [[Michael Smith]], [[Telegraph]], 25 September 2003. </ref> His [[Conflicts Forum]] biography states that he has 'direct experience of conflict over a period of 30 years in Ireland, South Africa, Namibia, Afghanistan, Cambodia and Colombia.' <ref>[http://conflictsforum.org/who-we-are/alastair-crooke/ Conflicts Forum - Alistair Crooke], accessed 24 February 2008. </ref>

::His posting to Ireland in 1975 led to his first role as a British negotiator — with the IRA. Three years later he moved to South Africa where as “first secretary and press officer” he joined mediation with Swapo rebels in Namibia.

::It was during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan, when he was stationed for three years in neighbouring Pakistan, that Crooke first met militant Islamists. The mid-1980s were a wild time on the Afghan frontier, with American money and weapons pouring in to support those fighting the Soviet army. <ref>[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article402174.ece?token=null&offset=12 Let’s talk: ex-MI6 man plans terror summit], by [[Stephen Grey]], [[The Times]],12 December 2004.</ref>

==Palestine==
From 1997 to 2003, Crooke was seconded to work for the [[European Union]] in Palestine.

::He played a role in the negotiations to end the Siege of the Church of the Nativity in 2002 and helped facilitate the Palestinian cease-fires of 2002 and 2003. He also was a staff member of the Mitchell Committee that enquired into the causes of the Intifada. <ref>[http://www.counterpoint-online.org/cgi-bin/item.cgi?id=537 Alistair Crooke biography], Counterpoint Online, accessed 24 February 2008. </ref>
In 2002, Crooke put together a plan for a [[Hamas]] ceasefire which was wrecked by an Israeli airstrike that killed the organisation's military commander and 14 civilians. He was withdrawn from the region a year later.

::The embassy acknowledged that Mr Crooke was leaving against his will but declined to discuss what his associates say were his growing differences with the Foreign Office over how best to bring an end to violence by Hamas and other militant groups.

::Sources said that even after the latest suicide bombings and collapse of a seven-week ceasefire, amid what the Palestinians claim was deliberate Israeli provocation, Mr Crooke continued to argue that Hamas was ready to enter the political process and urged Israeli restraint. <ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2003/sep/24/israel UK recalls MI6 link to Palestinian militants], by [[Chris McGreal]], [[Guardian]], 24 September 2003. </ref>

==Conflicts Forum==
In 2004, Crooke founded [[Conflicts Forum]] in order to conduct talks with [[Hamas]], [[Hezbollah]], the [[Muslim Brotherhood]] and the [[Jamiat-i-Islami]].
:: It is backed by former government, military and intelligence officials in Europe and the United States who reject many of the methods of the “war on terror”.

::It is funded from private donations but has the tacit support of some Arab governments.<ref>[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article402174.ece Let’s talk: ex-MI6 man plans terror summit], by [[Stephen Grey]], [[The Times]],12 December 2004.</ref>

==Yassin transcript==
In November 2004, the [[Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center]] at Israel's [[Center for Special Studies]] released an alleged transcript of a November 2002 series of meetings involving Crooke, one with members of [[Fatah Tanzim]] and the other with a [[Hamas]] delegation including Sheikh [[Ahmed Yassin]]. <ref>[http://www.terrorism-info.org.il/malam_multimedia/html/final/eng/sib/4_05/tran_eu.htm Document seized (November 2002) in the Palestinian Authority Preventive Security compound in Gaza], [[Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center]], 29 November 2004, accessed 25 February 2008.</ref>

Crooke has claimed that the transcript's account of his conversation with Yassin is inaccurate.
::In an interview, he said he stressed to Yasin, "There were some actions that were unacceptable to anyone in Europe and America. Nobody believed that blowing up children eating pizzas, that these children were responsible for the plight of Palestinians." But he added that he drew a distinction between "terrorism" and "resistance," offering that his family had been involved in fighting the Nazi occupation in France in World War II. <ref>[http://www.nysun.com/article/11974?page_no=3 Hezbollah Signals It's Open to Talks With United States], by [[Eli Lake]], [[New York Sun]], 11 April 2005. </ref>

==Neocon critics==
Crooke's advocacy of dialogue with Islamists has been heavily criticised by neoconservatives.

An April 2005 article in [[FrontPage Magazine]] by [[P. David Hornik]] cited the Yassin transcript as being 'all too indicative of which side Europe is really on.'<ref>[http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Read.aspx?GUID=08EBA1A5-67FE-4895-AA9D-F03D272F21F8 Alistair Crooke's Meeting with Sheikh Yassin], by [[P. David Hornik]], [[FrontPage Magazine]], 15 April 2005. </ref>

[[Melanie Phillips]] picked up the Horvik article a few days later in a blog post which asked 'who exactly is currently responsible for the potentially lethal activities of the ‘former’ British MI6 officer Alistair Crooke?' <ref>[http://www.melaniephillips.com/diary/archives/001143.html The crooked response to terror], by [[Melanie Phillips]], April 19 2005. </ref>

In an August 2005 blog post, Phillips accused Crooke of 'appeasement of genocidal terror.' <ref>[http://www.melaniephillips.com/diary/archives/001382.html Flirting with mass murder], by [[Melanie Phillips]], 1 August 2005. </ref>

In January 2006, the Yassin transcript was cited by the [[Transatlantic Institute]] of the [[American Jewish Committee]] in a critique of the [[European Union]]'s contacts with [[Hamas]]. <ref>[http://www.ajc.org/site/apps/nlnet/content2.aspx?c=ijITI2PHKoG&b=1323269&ct=1933059 Transatlantic Backgrounder: The European Union's Contacts with Hamas], [[American Jewish Committee]], 20 January 2006, accessed 24 January 2008. </ref>

In the July 2006 issue of [[Prospect magazine]], [[Dean Godson]] of [[Policy Exchange]] charged that 'Alastair Crooke's indulgence of Hamas is a product of late-imperial British defeatism.' <ref>[http://www.policyexchange.org.uk/images/libimages/182.pdf Gone Native], by [[Dean Godson]], [[Prospect magazine]], July 2006.</ref>

In June 2007, [[Melanie Phillips]] accused the BBC's [[Newsnight]] and [[Radio 4]] of relying on pro-Hamas interviewees, citing Crooke, [[Azzam Tamimi]], [[William Sieghart]] of [[Forward Thinking]] and Professor [[Beverley Milton Edwards]]. <ref>[http://www.melaniephillips.com/diary/?p=1555 The Hamas, MI6, BBC axis], by [[Melanie Phillips]], 18 June 2007</ref>

In a November 2007 pamphlet, Misunderstanding Ulster, [[David Trimble]] accused a similar list of people of misinterpreting the significance of the Irish peace process for the Middle East. He cited Crooke and Sieghart, adding [[Gabrielle Rifkind]] of [[Oxford Research Group]], [[Michael Ancram]] and [[Daniel Levy]]. [[Dean Godson]] is credited as the 'driving force' behind the pamphlet, written under the auspices of the [[Conservative Friends of Israel]]. <ref>[http://www.davidtrimble.org/publications_misunderstanding.pdf Misunderstanding Ulster], [[David Trimble]], November 2007.</ref>

==Affiliations==
*[[Secret Intelligence Service]]
*[[Conflicts Forum]]
*[[Oxford Research Group]]

==Connections==
*[[Ian Crooke]] - Elder brother
*[[Javier Solana]] - former security adviser.

==Publications==
===Books===
*Resistance: The Essence of the Islamist Revolution, Pluto Press, 2009
===Articles===
*[http://www.redpepper.org.uk/Essay-Red-Shi-ism-Iran-and-the Essay: Red Shi’ism, Iran and the Islamist revolution], Red pepper, 17 October 2009.

==External Resources==
*David Samuels, [http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2009/09/spy-who-loved-hamas-and-hezbollah-and-iran The Spy Who Loved Hamas. And Hezbollah. And Iran], Mother Jones, 23 September 2009.

==Notes==
<references/>

[[category:spooks|Crooke, Alistair]]
[[category:MI6|Crooke, Alistair]]
[[Category:Northern Ireland|Crooke, Alistair]]
[[Category:Afghanistan|Crooke, Alistair]]
[[Category:South Africa|Crooke, Alistair]]
[[Category:State Violence and Collusion Project|Crooke, Alistair]]

Elkhan Siraj Suleymanov

2017-09-04T21:55:51Z

Tom Griffin: redirect Elkhan Suleymanov

#redirect [[Elkhan Suleymanov]]

Greenberg Traurig

2017-09-04T21:55:30Z

Tom Griffin: /* Contract with bogus 'human rights group' */

[[File:Greenberg_.png|right|thumb|300px|Greenberg Traurig, Source: [http://www.gtlaw.com/ GT Law] ]]
'''Greenberg Traurig LLP''' is an American lobbying firm based in Washington D.C.

==Staff==
*[[Elana Broitman]] - former Capital Hill adviser

==Contract with bogus 'human rights group'==
'''Greenberg Traurig''' has come under fire for its suggested links to the government of Azerbaijan and its much derided international strategy of 'caviar diplomacy', in which diplomats and policy makers receive gifts and benefits from the Azeri state.

In May 2016 it emerged that Greenberg had signed a contract with the Baku-based human rights group 'The Association for Civil Society Development in Azerbaijan', in which it offered to provide 'U.S government relations counsel'. According to Justice Department records, the contract is worth $25,000 a month over the course of three months.

[[Elkhan Siraj Suleymanov]], chairman of the ACSDA and Greenberg's Elana Broitman, a former Capital Hill adviser were the signatories for the contract, which describes the services offered as follows: 'Advice and counsel related to pending legislation, as well as educating the government and other opinion leaders regarding the same effective April 26 ,2016.' When asked, officials at Greenberg declined to give comment.

Suleymanov, a close confident of the Azerbaijani President, is well known for his role in expanding 'caviar diplomacy', Azerbaijan's new international strategy which attempts to buy the favour of policy makers with lavish gifts and trips. A 2012 report by the 'European Stability Initiative' documents caviar, silk carpets and cash were awarded to members of PACE when they visited Baku.

Azerbaijan will come under further criticism while they continue with a bizarre lobbying campaign to court the West and Washington while still quashing independent voices back home. <ref>A.Raufoglu, [http://www.contact.az/docs/2016/Culture/060300158054en.htm#.V43tgJMrLEZ 'Bogus Azeri 'civil society group' finds its way to Washington, hires US lobby firm', 3 June 2016], ''Contact'', accessed 19 July 2016</ref>

==Legal cases==
The firm represented [[Andrew Whitehead]], one of the founders of [[Anti-CAIR]] (or ACAIR), in a case brought by the [[Council on American-Islamic Relations]] in the US in 2004.

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category: Lobbying]] [[Category: US]]

Elkhan Suleymanov

2017-09-04T21:54:00Z

Tom Griffin: typo

[[Elkhan Suleymanov]] is an Azerbaijani parliamentarian and member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.<ref>Paul Radu, Khadija Ismayilova and Madina Mammadova, [https://www.occrp.org/en/azerbaijanilaundromat/the-influence-machine Azerbaijani Laundromat: The Influence Machine],Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP)], 4 September 2017.</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category:Azerbaijan|Suleymanov, Elkhan]]

Elkhan Suleymanov

2017-09-04T21:53:45Z

Tom Griffin: started a page

Frank Hall

2017-08-02T19:45:32Z

Tom Griffin: fixed link

[[Frank Hall]] was the military secretary of the [[Ulster Volunteer Force]] before the First World War, during which he became MI5's main Irish expert.<ref>Andrew, Christopher; Defence of the Realm, The Authorized History of MI5, Allen Lane, 2009, p.87.</ref>

Following the incorporation of the UVF into the British Army on the outbreak of war, Hall was offered 'a job in Military Intelligence by a top Army Unionist', according to writer Jeff Dudgeon.<ref>Jeff Dudgeon, [http://ulster-scots.co.uk/docs/articles/historical/uvfmi5.htm UVF and MI5: the double life of Q], Belfast Telegraph, archived at Ulster-Scots and Irish Unionist Resource, accessed 1 August 2017.</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category:MI5|Hall, Frank]]

Frank Hall

2017-08-01T23:05:03Z

Tom Griffin: typo

[[Frank Hall]] was the military secretary of the [[Ulster Volunteer Force]] before the First World War, during which he became MI5's main Irish expert.<ref>Andrew, Christopher; Defence of the Realm, The Authorized History of MI5, Allen Lane, 2009, p.87.</ref>

Following the incorporation of the UVF into the British Army on the outbreak of war, Hall was offered 'a job in Military Intelligence by a top Army Unionist', according to writer Jeff Dudgeon.<ref>Jeff Dudgeon, [http://www.ulster-scots.co.uk/mission.htm UVF and MI5: the double life of Q], Belfast Telegraph, archived at Ulster-Scots and Irish Unionist Resource, accessed 1 August 2017.</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category:MI5|Hall, Frank]]

Frank Hall

2017-08-01T23:04:34Z

Tom Griffin: fixed ref

[[Frank Hall]] was the military secretary of the [[Ulster Volunteer Force]] before the First World War, during which he became MI5's main Irish expert.<ref>Andrew, Christopher; Defence of the Realm, The Authorized History of MI5, Allen Lane, 2009, p.87.</ref>

Following the incorporation of the UVF into the British Army on the outbreak of war, Hall was offered 'a job in Military Intelligence by a top Army Unionist', according to writer Jeff Dudgeon.<ref.Jeff Dudgeon, [http://www.ulster-scots.co.uk/mission.htm UVF and MI5: the double life of Q], Belfast Telegraph, archived at Ulster-Scots and Irish Unionist Resource, accessed 1 August 2017.</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category:MI5|Hall, Frank]]

Frank Hall

2017-08-01T23:03:47Z

Tom Griffin: started a page

[[Frank Hall]] was the military secretary of the [[Ulster Volunteer Force]] before the First World War, during which he became MI5's main Irish expert.<ref>Andrew, Christopher; Defence of the Realm, The Authorized History of MI5, Allen Lane, 2009, p.87.</ref>

Following the incorporation of the UVF into the British Army on the outbreak of war, Hall was offered 'a job in Military Intelligence by a top Army Unionist', according to writer Jeff Dudgeon.[UVF and MI5: the double life of Q], Belfast Telegraph, archived at Ulster-Scots and Irish Unionist Resource, accessed 1 August 2017.</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category:MI5|Hall, Frank]]

2017-02-26T18:32:51Z

Tom Griffin: Extract from HIA Inquiry MI5 material: https://www.hiainquiry.org/sites/hiainquiry/files/media-files/MI5-Material-Pages-1-to-359-Rev-RO.pdf

Extract from HIA Inquiry [[MI5]] material: https://www.hiainquiry.org/sites/hiainquiry/files/media-files/MI5-Material-Pages-1-to-359-Rev-RO.pdf

File:WALLACE Colin Questions to HIA Inquiry 23Feb17 (Spinwatch).pdf

2017-02-23T22:49:10Z

Tom Griffin: Letter from Colin Wallace to the HIA Inquiry, 23 February 2017.

Letter from [[Colin Wallace]] to the HIA Inquiry, 23 February 2017.

User talk:Tom Griffin

2017-02-03T13:42:51Z

Tom Griffin: /* Media allegations */

==Ideas for pages/pages to come back to==
*[http://www.powerbase.info/index.php/Category:Political_Warfare_Timeline Political Warfare Timeline]
===UK===
====Parliament====
*[[List of MPs, 55th UK Parliament]]
*[[List of Members of the House of Lords, 55th UK Parliament]]
*[[Ministry of Defence]] - Ministers need updating.
*Lord Strathclyde, Lord Marland resignations, replacements.
*[http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015028192394 England's Money Lords], 1939.
*[http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2013/oct/07/coalition-government-reshuffle-the-full-list?CMP=twt_gu 2013 reshuffle]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next_United_Kingdom_general_election#MPs_standing_down http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next_United_Kingdom_general_election#MPs_standing_down]
*[http://www.parliament.uk/briefing-papers/sn06579/parliamentary-private-secretaries-to-prime-ministers-1906-present Parliamentary Private Secretaries to Prime Ministers 1906 - present - Commons Library Standard Note]
=====Conservative Party=====
*[[Geoffrey Stewart-Smith]]
*Sir [[John Rodgers]]
*Sir [[Frederic Bennett]]
*[[Airey Neave]]
*[[Nicholas Ridley]]
*Sir [[Peter Agnew]]
*Mark Wallace, [http://www.conservativehome.com/parliament/2013/05/by-mark-wallacefollowmarkon-twitter-in-october-cchq-announced-that-it-was-launching-a-4040-strategy-aimed-at-winning-the.html The first 40 candidates for 2015: an overview], ConservativeHome.

=====Labour Party=====
*[[Lord Chalfont]]
*[http://labourlist.org/2013/10/labours-new-shadow-cabinet-in-full/ Shadow Cabinet]
*[http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2013/10/labours-new-frontbench-team-full-list Frontbench]
*[http://labourlist.org/category/seats-selections/ Seats and Selections], LabourList.

====Liberal Democrats====
*Stephen Tall, [http://www.libdemvoice.org/updated-full-list-of-lib-dems-standing-in-our-held-seats-and-top-50-targets-37037.html UPDATED: Full list of Lib Dems standing in our held seats and top 50 targets], Liberal Democrat Voice, 2 November 2013.

=====Peerage - Landed gentry=====
*Dukes of Devonshire
*Earls of Derby

====Misc====
*[[Common Cause]]
*[[Economic League]]
*[[National Association for Freedom]]
*[[Neil Elles]]
*[[John Dettmer]]
*[[Iain Hamilton]]
*[[Michael Goodwin]]
*[[Kenneth Benton]]
*[[David Lynn Price]]
*[[Peter Janke]]
*[[Patrick Honey]]
*[[Tim Little]]
*[[Ian Greig]]
*[[Michael Ivens]]
*[[Ross McWhirter]]
*[[Norris McWhirter]]
*Professor, the Lord Vaizey
*[[Kenneth Watkins]]
*Lord de L'Isle
*[[John Gouriet]]
*[[Reginald Steed]]
*[[Michael Bordeaux]]
*Colonel [[Ronald Wareing]]
*Sir [[Peter Tennant]]
*[[Rupert Murdoch]]
*[[David Hart]]
*[[Maurice Tugwell]]
*[[Rowland Winn, 4th Lord St Oswald]]
*[[Paul Mercer]]
*[[British Security Coordination]]
*[[Mark Thatcher]]

====MI6====
*[[Nicholas Elliot]]
*[[Douglas Roberts]]
*[[Anthony Cavendish]]
*[[Graham Greene]]
*[[David Cornwell]]
*[[Paul Bergne]]
*[[Peter Lunn]]
*[[Andrew King]]
*[[George Blake]]
*[[Anthony Courtney]]
*[[Harry Carr]]
*[[Tony Northrop]]
*[[Michael Stokes]]
*[[Rauri Chisholm]]
*[[Gervase Cowell]]
*[[Stephen de Mowbray]]
*[[Christopher Philpotts]]
*[[Donald Prater]]
*[[Tony Brooks]]
*[[Leslie Mitchell]]
*[[Christopher Hurran]]
*[[John Briance]]
*[[James Easton]]
*[[John Baddeley]] or [[John Badderley]]
*[[Ian Forbes McCredie]]
*[[Hubert O'Bryan Tear]]
*P17 production section covering Aden
*[[Desmond Harney]]
*[[Dick Ellis]]
*[[Desmond Bristow]] - Madrid late 1940s
*[[Kim Philby]]
*[[Hugh Trevor-Roper]]
*[[Robert Blake]]
*[[Felix Cowgill]]
*[[Valentine Vivian]]
*[[Maurice Jeffes]]
*[[Alurid Denne]]
*[[Christopher Arnold-Forster]]
*[[Edward Hastings]]
*[[David Footman]]
*[[John Cordeaux]]
*[[John Munne]]
*[[Kenneth Cohen]]
*[[John Teague]]
*[[James Fulton]]
*[[John Nicholson]]
*[[Montague Woodhouse]]
*[[Herbert Sichel]] - BSC
*[[Malcolm Muggeridge]]
*[[R.V. Jones]]
*[[Tim O'Connor]]
*[[Hugh Seton-Watson]]
======Agents and Defectors======
*[[Keith Littlejohn]]
*[[Kenneth Littlejohn]]
*[[Jabir Salim]] - Iraq

=====Media allegations=====
*"That Soviet list now makes interesting reading. Included were [[Lord Arran]] on the Daily Mail, [[W. I. Farr]], [[Michael Berry]] ([[Lord Hartwell]]), [[Roy Pawley]], Tom Harris, [[Michael Field]] of the Telegraph, Wing Commander [[Paul Richey]] at the Daily Express. At the Observer, [[David Astor]], [[Mark Arnold-Foster]], [[Wayland Young]] ([[Lord Kennet]]) and [[Edward Crankshaw]]. [[Brian Crozier]] at theEconomist, [[Stuart McLean]], vice-chairman of Associated Newspapers; [[John S. Whitlock]], managing editor of Butterworth Publications; [[P. Morgan]], editor British Plastic; [[G. Paulton]] of Arbeiter Zeitung (Vienna), and [[Henry Brandon]] at the Sunday Times." [http://www.8bitmode.com/rogerdog/lobster/lobster15.pdf http://www.8bitmode.com/rogerdog/lobster/lobster15.pdf]

====MI5====
*[[John Jones]] - BSSO link?
*[[John Day]]
*[[William E. Luke]]
*[[Dirk Hampden]]
*[[Hugh Winterborn]]
*[[Robert Carew-Hunt]]
*[[Roger Fulford]]
*[[Michael Serpell]]
[[James Robertson]] B4
*[[Freddie Beith]]
*[[Derek Tangye]]
*[[Kemball Johnston]]
*[[Hugh Shillito]]
*[[Ronald Symonds]]
*[[Malcolm Frost]]
*[[Tommy Robertson]]
*[[Courtney Young]]
*[[Derek Hamblen]]
SLO US
*[[Dick Thistlethwaite]]
*[[Geoffrey Patterson]]
SLO Delhi
*[[Kenneth Bourne]]
*[[Bill U'Ren]]
*[[Eric Kitchin]]
*[[Walter Bell]]
SLO Ghana
*[[Robin Stephens]]
*[[RJS Thomson]]
SLO East Africa
*[[O.J. Mason]]
*[[C.R. Major]]
*[[Robert Broadbent]]
*[[Donald Stephens]]
Cyprus SLO
*[[Philip Kirby Green]] 1958
Singapore SLo
*[[Christopher Herbert]] 1962
Aden SLO
*[[Sandy Stuart]] 1968
Overseas Service
*[[John Shaw]]
*[[Jack Morton]]
SLo Salisbury
*[[B.M. De Quehen]]
*[[British Services Security Organisation]]

====SOE====
*[[Colin Gubbins]]
*[[Douglas Dodds- Parker]]
*[[Robin Brook]]
*[[Harold Perkins]]
*[[Gerald Templer]]
*[[Harry Sporborg]]
*[[John Venner]]

====JIC====
*[[Victor Cavendish-Bentinck]]
*[[John Caccia]]

====GCHQ====
*[[Frank Brenchley]]

====NIO====
*[[Stephen Boys Smith]] (Stephen)
*[[M.W. Hopkins]] (Mike)
*[[John Blelloch]]
*[[Stephen Leach]]
*[[David Blatherwick]]
*Mr Marshall
*Mr Angel
*Mr Burns
*Mr Abbott
*Mr Harrington
*Mr Fisher
*Mr Burrows
*[[John Ledlie]]
*[[B. H. Dutton]]
*[[Victor Benham]]/[[V.H.S. Benham]]
*[[D.J. Trevelyan]]/[[Dennis Trevelyan]]
*[[J. Bourn]]
=====1974=====
CSYB 74
689
*Permanent Secretary [[Frank Cooper]]
London
*Deputy Secretary [[P.J. Woodfield]]
*Under Secretaries [[W.J. Smith]] Divs 1 & 2
*[[D. J. Trevelyan]] Div 3
*Div 1 Courts, Security, elections, criminal compensation, Assistant Secretary [[G.W. Watson]]
*Div 2, Financial Economic and Social Policy, Assistant Secretary [[R.N.P Lewin]]
*Div 3, Constitution, externational relations, police prisons, borstals, probation, Assistant Secretary [[S.S. Bampton]]
690
*Director of Information Services [[K.D. McDowall]]
*Establishments and Finance Division, Assistant Secretary [[J.P. Waterfield]]
*Special Duties, Assistant Secretary, [[R. McClelland]]
Stormont
*Sir [[David Holden (NIO)|David Holden]] head of NICS and PS, Ministry of Finance
General Policy and Legislation
*Deputy Secretary Sir [[Harold Black]]
*Under Secretary [[Ken Bloomfield]]
*Under Secretaries [[J.T.A. Howard Drake]], [[D.H. Payne]]!
*Law and order Reserved matters, Assistant Secretary [[A.R. Marsh]]
*Security Operations, Assistant Secretary [[C.E. Goddard]]
*Political Affairs (Laneside), Assistant Secretary [[J. N. Allan]]
*Economic Affairs, Assistant Secretary [[K.J. Jordan]]
691
*Liaison Staff, Assistant Secretary [[D.G. Allen]]
*Director of NIO Information Services [[K.D. McDowall]]
*Director of Northern Ireland Information Service [[W.E.W. Montgomery]]
*Agent of the Government of NI in GB [[Hanry Jones]], DSecretary [[J.G. Walker]]
719
Ministry of Home Affairs
*Permanent Secretary [[M.K. Harris]]
*Deputy Secretary [[J.H. Parkes]]
*Assistant Secretaries: [[J.H. Parkes]], [[E.N. Barry]], [[W.G. Robinson]], [[W.A. Willis]], [[A.P.D Westhead]], [[F.B. Hall]]
*Cheif Crown Solicitor [[T.H. Goligher]]
720
*Assistant Chief Crown Solicitor [[H.A. Nelson]]
Prisons
*Belfast, Governor [[S.C. Hilditch]], Deputy Governor [[R.D.T. Gibson]]
*Armagh, Governor [[H.N. Cunningham]]
*Maze Governor [[W.R. Truesdale]], Deputy Governor [[D McMullan]]
*Millisle Borstal [[H.N. Cunningham]]
*Chief Constable Sir [[Graham Shillington]]
*Deputy Chief Constable [[J.B. Flanagan]]
722
*DPP [[C.B. Shaw]], Deputy [[B.M. McCloskey]]
724
*Lord Chief Justice Rt Hon Sir [[Robert Lowry]]

*

====MOD====
*Lt Col [[I.H. McCausland]] MA to VCGS, 8 April 1974
*Mr Miller
*Colonel Morton
*Major Hughes
*Major Wynn-Davies
*[[Louis Le Bailly]]
*[[Defence Secretariat 19]]
*DS7
*[[M.E. Quinlan]]
*DS10
*[[A.W. Stephens]] - Head of DS10 - 19 April 1974.
*DS19
*Major General [[W.N.R. Scotter]] - Director of Military Operations 19 April 1974. (DMO)
*[[C.R. Huxtable]] Col GS MO4 8 April 1974
*[[F. M. K. Tuck]] - GS01 - 10 April 1974
*[[J.D Bryars]]/[[Desmond Bryars]] AUS (GS) 17 April 1974
*[[N.H. Nicholls]] APS/Secretary of State 25 April 1974
*VCGS Sir [[David Fraser]] 26 April 1974
=====HQNI Security Review Committee 7 May 74=====
*[[Peter Leng]] CLF
*[[H. Baillie]] DCC (probably RUC)
*Brig [[HEML Garrett]] COS
*AW. Stephens DS10
*Col [[J.M Cubiss]] Deputy Commander 39 Inf Bde
*Col C.R. Huxtable Col GS MO4
*Col [[KJ Mears]] Col GS Int
*[[C.V. Balmer]] CIVAD to GOC
*Lt Col. [[D.F. Ryan]] Dep Com UDR
*Lt Col [[C. Hince]] GSO1 Plans
*[[A. Sowerbutts]] - Head of Secretariat
*Maj [[W.E. Rous]] - GSO2 Ops
*Maj [[P.J. Daniell]] - GSO2 Plans
*Maj [[C.H.C Howgill]] - GSO2 Liaison
=====1974=====
CSYB74
103
*[[W.F. Mumford]]
*[[D.E. Young]]
*[[David Knox]] MP
*[[Anthony Buck]] MP
*[[Peter Blaker]] MP
104
*[[C.V. Balmer]]
*Lt Col [[P.I. Rowell]]
*Sir [[James Dunnett]]
*[[P.M. Wilson]]
105
*Sir John Gibbon]] VCDS
*[[K.T. Butterworth]] MA to VCDS
106
*[[Louis Le Bailly]] DGI
*Sir [[David Willison]] DCDS (Intelligence)
111
*Sir [[Peter Hunt]] CGS
*Lt Col [[G. Jones]] MBE MA to CGS
*Sir David Fraser]] VCGS
*[[H.I. MCausland]] MA to CCGS
112
*[[W.N.R. Scotter]] DMO
149
*[[A.P. Hockaday]] PUS policy and programmes
150
*[[R.C. Kent]] DUS (Army)
153
*[[J.D. Bryars]] AUS GS
*Defence Secretariat Division 7 [Size and shape of the Army] Assistant Secretary [[M.E. Quinlan]]
*Defence Secretariat Division 10 [Secretarial assistance and advice on Northern Ireland matters of General Staff concern. Assistant Secretary [[A.W. Stephens]] (pg154)
167
*C2 (Army Department) Assistant Secretary [[J.M. Parkin]]

====FCO====
*Mr Eldon
*[[Robert Cecil]]
*[[Orme Sargent]]
*[[Arthur Galsworthy]] - Ambassador in Dublin.
=====1974=====
CSYB 74
336
*[[Thomas Brimelow]] PUS
348
*IRD Undersecretaries [[K.N. Wilford]] [[G.F.N Reddaway]]
*Head of Department [[T.C. Barker]]
*Deputy Head of Department [[H.H. Tucker]]
354
*Republic of Ireland Department
*Under-Secretaries Sir [[Geoffrey Arthur]], [[J. A. Thomson]]
*Head of Department [[W.K.K. White]]

====Home Office====
*[[Joe Pilling]]
====SOCA====
*[[Serious Organised Crime Agency]]
*[[Ian Andrews]]
*[[Trevor Pearce]]
*[[Operation Millipede]]
*[[Operation Gloxinia]]
====Information Commissioner's Office====
*[[Operation Motorman]]
====Metropolitan Police====
*[[John Stevens]]
*[[John Grieve]]
*[[Metropolitan Police]]
*[[Operation Tuleta]]
*[[Operation Kalmyk]]
*[[Operation Elveden]]
*[[Operation Abelard]]
*[[Operation Caryatid]]
*[[Operation Othona]]

====Strathclyde Police====
*[[Operation Rubicon]]
====Devon and Cornwall Police====
*[[Operation Re-proof]]

====Cabinet Office====
*Mr Colvin
*Sir [[Clive Rose]]

====PMs Office====
*[[Clive Whitmore]]
*[[Willie Rickett]]

====Information Research Department====
*[[Woodrow Wyatt]]
====Round Table====
*[[The Nineteenth Century and After]]
*[[The Twentieth Century]]
*[[David Astor]]
*[[Michael Goodwin]]
====CCF====
*[[Malcolm Muggeridge]]
*[[Stephen Spender]]
*[[Michael Oakeshott]]
*[[Fredric Warburg]]
*[[Isaiah Berlin]]

====Gaitskellites====
*[[Hugh Gaitskell]]
*[[Tony Crosland]]
*[[Douglas Jay]]
*[[Roy Jenkins]]
*[[Patrick Gordon Walker]]
*[[William Rodgers]]
*[[Ivan Yates]]
*[[Campaign for Democratic Socialism]]
*[[Sam Watson]]
Tribune/Bevanite Left
*[[Aneurin Bevan]]
*[[Jennie Lee]]
*[[Michael Foot]]
*[[Richard Crossman]]
*[[Jon Kimche]]
*[[George Orwell]]
*[[T.R. Fyvel]]
*[[Ian Mikardo]]
*[[Anthony Greenwood]]
*[[Sydney Silverman]]
*[[Sam Watson]]
*[[Tom Driberg]]
*[[Barbara Castle]]
*[[George Wigg]]
*[[John Freeman]]
*[[Keep Left]]
*[[Victory for Socialism]]
Popular Front
*[[The Week]]
*[[Claud Cockburn]]
====Unions====
*[[National Union of Students]]
*[[Arthur Deakin]]

====Trade Union Right====
*[[Mainstream]]
*[[St Ermins Group]]
*[[Bill Jordan]]
*[[Ken Jackson]]
*[[Syd Davies]]
*[[Ron McLaughlin]]

====HJS====
*"Old Bolsheviks" - [[Brendan Simms]], Dr. [[Alan Mendoza]], [[Marko Attila Hoare]] [[Gideon Mailer]], [[James Rogers]] and [[Matthew Jamison]], [[John Bew]], [[Martyn Frampton]] and [[Gabriel Glickman]]
*[[Duncan Crossey]]
*[[Just Journalism]] people - [[Michael Weiss]], [[Robin Shepherd]], [[Douglas Murray]]
====Quilliam====
*[[Quilliam Foundation]]
*[[Maajid Nawaz]]
*[[Ed Husain]]
*[[Ghaffar Hussein]]
*[[Hizb ut-Tahrir]]
*[[Khudi Movement]]
*[[RICU]] - wikileaks cable.
*[[Noman Benotman]]
*[[Julian Lewis]] - Lewis on Quilliam
*[[English Defence League]] - [[Harry Burns]] - [[Leighton Evans]] - [[Tommy Robinson]]
*[[Zuhdi Jasser]] and [[Tawfik Hamid]]
*[[Gen Next]] - [[Gen Next Foundation]] - [[4100 Macarthur Boulevard, Newport Beach]]
*[[Hadi Makarechian]]
*[[Sam Harris]]
*[[Google Ideas]]
*[[John Templeton Foundation]]
*[[Stuart Family Foundation]]
*[[Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation]]

===UK Far right===
*[[British National Party]]
*[[National Front]]
*[[Combat 18]]
*[[British Freedom Party]]
*[[Liberty GB]]
*[[British Democratic Party]]
*[[Britain First]]
*[[English Democrats]]
*[[English Defence League]]

===British War on Terror===
*[[Al-Muhajiroun]]
*[[Omar Bakri]]/[[Omar Bakri Mohammed]]
*[[Abu Hamza]]
*[[Anjem Choudary]]
*[[Haroon Rashid Aswat]]
*[[Sakina Security Services]]
[http://www.atimes.com/atimes/World/WOR-01-300513.html]

===Counter-Insurgency===
====India====
====Palestine====
====Malaya====
*[[John Dalley]]

====Kenya====
*[[Ian Henderson]]
====Cyprus====
====Borneo====
====Aden/Yemen====
====Oman====
====Afghanistan====
====Iraq====

===US===
*America's 60 families : [http://www.keepandshare.com/doc/3537841/americas-60-families-ferdinand-lundberg-pdf-february-10-2012-4-29-pm-2-7-meg?dn=y]
*[[Alexander Haig]]
*[[James L. Winokur]] - NSIC
*Admiral [[John S. McCain]] - ASC
*[[George Ball]]
*[[Zbigniew Brzezinski]]
*General [[John Singlaub]]
*[[Hudson Institute]]
*[[Herman Kahn]]

====Old Left====
*[[CPUSA]]
*[[Earl Browder]]
*[[Len De Caux]]
*[[Lee Pressman]]
*[[William Z. Foster]]
*[[Socialist Party]]
*[[Leon Trotsky]]
*[[Hal Draper]]
*[[Max Shachtman]]
*[[Partisan Review]]
*[[New International]]
*[[American Labor Party]]
*[[Progressive Committee to Rebuild the American Labour Party]]
*[[Alex Rose]]
*[[Adolph Held]]
*[[Jewish Labor Committee]]

====World War Two====
*[[American Friends of German Freedom]]
====State Department====
*Secs of State: [[Colin Powell]]
*[[Eur/X]] - [[Raymond Murphy]], [[Norris Chipman]], [[Brewster Morris]], [[Elbridge Durbrow]]
*London Labour attachés: [[Samuel Berger]], [[Herbert Weiner]], [[Juan de Zengotita]], [[Glenn R. Atkinson]], [[Joseph Godson]]

====Department of Labor====
*[[Frances Perkins]]

====Congress====
*[[Curt Weldon]]
*[[Bob Ney]]
*[[Jack Abramoff]]
*[[Peter Hoekstra]]
=====Senate======
*[[Royal S. Copeland]]
*[[Robert F. Wagner]]
*[[Henry Jackson]]

====Governors====
=====New York=====
*[[Herbert Lehman]]

====Lovestoneites====
*[[Irving Brown]]
*[[Henry Kirsch]]
*[[Harry Goldberg]]
*[[Alex Bail]]
*[[William Munger]]
*[[Francis Henson]]
*[[Charles Zimmerman]]
*[[Will Herberg]]
*[[Louis Nelson]]
*[[International Relief Association]]
*[[Lewis Corey]]

====Post-war Lovestone network====
*[[Henry Rutz]] - Germany
*[[Richard Deverall]]
*[[Mohan Das]]
*[[Maida Springer]]
*[[William Etter]]
*[[Pagie Morris]]
*[[Leo Chorowicz]] - Lovestone assistant

====AFL====
*[[American Federation of Labor]]
*[[William Green]]
*[[Harvey Brown]]
*[[Frank Fenton]]
*[[George Harrison]]
*[[Matthew Woll]]
*[[Gustave M. Bugniazet]]
*[[J. W. Buzzell]]
*[[George E. Browne]]

====CIO====
*[[Congress of Industrial Organisations]]
*[[Jim Carey]]
*[[Philip Murray]]
*[[Walter Reuther]]
*[[Victor Reuther]]
*[[Roy Reuther]]
*[[John L. Lewis]]
*[[Michael J. Quill]]
*[[Allan Haywood]]
*[[Harry Bridges]]
*[[John Brophy]]
====Unions====
=====ILGWU=====
*[[International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union]]
*[[Isidore Nagler]]
*[[Abraham Katofsky]]
*[[Gus Tyler]]
*[[Frank Crosswaith]]
*[[Maida Springer]]
*[[Salvatore Ninfo]]
*[[Luigi Antonini]]
*[[Julius Hochman]]
*[[Jacob Potofsky]]
*[[Alex Rose]]
*[[Fred Umhey]]
*[[Harry Greenberg]]
*[[Abraham Plotkin]]
=====UAW=====
*[[Homer Martin]]
*[[United Auto Workers]]
=====ACWA======
*[[Sydney Hillman]]
====AFL-CIO====
*[[Mike Ross]]
*[[Ernest Lee]]
*[[George Baldanzi]] - CIO Vietnam delegate
*[[Alexander Barkan]] - Head of COPE
*[[Asian American Free Labor Institute]] (AAFLI)
*[[American Institute for Free Labor Development]] (AIFLD)
*[[African-American Labor Center]] (AALC)
*[[Free Trade Union Institute]] (FTUI)
*[[A. Philip Randolph Institute]]
*[[AFL-CIO]]
*[[Solidarity Center]]
*[[Committee on Political Education]]
*[[Bert Seidman]]
*[[Leonard Schiller]]

====Cold war====
*[[Gaither Committee]]
*[[Amcomlib]] - [[Robert H. Dreher]] - [[Robert F. Kelley]] - [[B. Eric Kuniholm]]

====Marshall Plan====
*[[European Recovery Programme Trade Union Advisory Committee]]
*[[Anglo-American Council on Productivity]]

====Cold war liberalism====
Magazines: [[New Leader]], [[Partisan Review]], [[Commentary]], [[Dissent]], [[The Reporter (Magazine)]] - done contributors up to 3 January 1950.
*[[Americans for Democratic Action]]
*[[Congress for Cultural Freedom]], [[American Committee for Cultural Freedom]], [[Encounter]], [[Preuves]], [[Survey]], [[Quadrant]]
*[[Hubert Humphrey]]
*[[Larry Diamond]]
*[[International Rescue Committee]]
*[[Foundation for Democratic Education]]
*[[Transatlantic Democracy Network]]
*[[World Movement for Democracy]]
*[[David Jessup]]
*[[Institute on Religion and Democracy]]
*[[Union for Democratic Action]]
*[[Americans for Democratic Action]]
*[[Freedom House]]
*[[American Congress for Cultural Freedom]]
*[[Berlin Congress For Cultural Freedom]]
*[[Socialist Party]] - [[Norman Thomas]] - [[Michael Harrington]]
=====SD USA=====
*[[Young Peoples' Socialist League]]
*[[Penn Kemble]]

====New Right====
*[[Scaife Foundations]]
*[[Richard Mellon Scaife]]
====Neoconservatism====
*[[Henry Jackson]]
*[[Albert Wohlstetter]]
*[[Daniel Pipes]]
*[[Coalition for a Democratic Majority]]
*[[Committee for Peace through Strength]]
*[[Consortium for the Study of Intelligence]]
*[[Committee for a Democratic Majority]]
*[[Committee for the Free World]]
*[[National Endowment for Democracy]]
*[[Office of Special Plans]]
*[[Office of Strategic Influence]]
*[[Gatestone Institute]]
*[[Project for a Democratic Union]]

====Misc====
*[[Jay Rockefeller IV]]
*[[Paul J. Raymond]]
*[[Robert Mueller]]
*[[August Hanning]]

====Security hawks====
*[[Washington Institute for the Study of Conflict]]
*[[Robert F. Byrnes]]
*[[Charles T. Mayer]]
*[[Herbert Romerstein]]
*[[Sven Kraemer]]
*[[Security and Intelligence Fund]]
*[[Center for Intelligence Studies]]
*[[Charles S. Viar]]
*[[Francis John McNamara]]
*Dr [[Scott S. Powell]]
*[[International Freedom Foundation]]
*[[Institute of World Politics]]
*[[Jay Michael Waller]]
*[[David Holliday]]
*[[Prescott S. Bush Jr.]]
=====NSIC=====
*[[George Kilpatrick Tanham]]
*[[William C. Mott]]
*[[Ken deGraffenreid]]
*[[Working Group on Intelligence Reform]] (Finish names)
======CSIS=====
*[[James Theberge]]
*[[American Security Council]]
*[[Secure America Now]]

====FBI====
*[[David Szady]]
*[[W. Raymond Wannall]]
*[[W. Mark Felt]]
*[[Edward S. Miller]]

====OSS====
*[[Adolph W. Schmidt]]
====CIA====
*General [[Vernon Walters]]
*[[Counter Intelligence Staff]], Police Group (PIG)
*[[Robert W. Komer]]
*[[Donald Jameson]]
*[[Gary Berntsen]]
*[[Mary McCarthy]]
*[[John McLaughlin]]
*[[Gary Schroen]]
*[[Bob Grenier]]
*[[Frank Friberg]]
*[[Hugh Montgomery]]
*[[Joseph Bulik]]
*[[George Kisevalter]]
*[[Pete Bagley]]
*[[Larry Devlin]]
*[[Robert Amory]]
*[[Frank Snepp]]
*[[John C. Kiriakou]]
*[[Bruce Riedel]]
*Labour Operations - [[William H. McCabe]] PSI ORIT
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=JokJ7K3b5fMC&pg=PA10&dq=%22Joseph+Caldwell+King%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=yKO_UPGhHIrT0QWt-YGABQ&ved=0CDgQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=%22Joseph%20Caldwell%20King%22&f=false
*[[Tom Altaffer]] - AFL-CIO cover in Vietnam
*[[In-Q-Tel]]

====National Security Agency====
*[[National Security Agency]]

====Defense Intelligence Agency====
*[[Defense Intelligence Agency]]

===Ireland===
*[[Ulster Protestant Action]]
*[[Protestant Unionist Party]]
*[[Ulster Protestant Volunteers]]
*[[Noel Doherty]]
*[[Ulster Constitution Defence Committee]]
*[[Orange Defence Committee]]

====Stormontgate====
*[[Robert Hannigan]]
*[[Alistair Irwin]]

*[[Austin Hunter]]
*[[Janet Malcolmson]]

====De Silva Report====
*[[An Phobcrap]]
=====RUC=====
*ACC [[Wilfred Monahan]]
*RUC SB intelligence Collation Section (ICS)
*[[RUC Source Unit]]
*R/07, Detective Sergeant in the RUC Source Unit
*R/10, Head of the Source Unit 1987-1989
*R/11 successor to R-10
*R/15
*[[Brian Fitzsimons]], the Deputy Head of Special Branch (DHSB) during the period 1987-89

=====Army=====
*Brigade Research Units
*Field Intelligence Fund
*A/01, Officer Commanding (OC) of the FRU's East Detachment (East Det FRU)
the same OC of East Det FRU was in place throughout most of the
period
*A/02 told him a UDA target, T/01, had moved address: "A/02 told me

I'd be wasting my time, T/01 had moved to Downpatrick and was no

longer living at Rutland St"

The above exchange was a clear admission by 'Geoff' that he would

assist Nelson at times by confirming that the targeting

information he had compiled was accurate.

7.73 The Stevens III team was able to identify 'Geoff' as A/02. He was Nelson's main handler during the period May 1987 to January
1988. A/02 subsequently admitted in his interview under caution on

5 July 2000 that he was indeed the person identified as 'Geoff'.

7.74 During an interview on 6 July 2000, A/02 denied that he had

ever actually used a phrase to the effect of "you don't have that

wrong there" to confirm Nelson's targeting information, and

claimed that he had been quoted out of context. He stated that he

would "under no circumstances … pass information to a source".[59]
*Commanding Officer (CO) of the FRU, A/05
*A/07
*A/08 FRU Operations Officer
*A/10 - Colour Sergeant - change in attitude
*A/12 - Nelson co-handler
A/13 appeared actively to welcome it by commenting that
A/13 confirmed to Nelson that Maskey "probably" used the car in question.
A/15
*A/16 prior to Nelson's trial.[15] That officer, now deceased, was a later successor to A/05 as the CO of the FRU.
*ACOS G2 during the majority of the period in which Nelson acted as a FRU agent was General A/20. A/20 was ACOS G2 from November 1987 until September 1989, and acknowledged that he was regularly briefed by A/05 on FRU matters during this time. He outlined the reporting chain within the Army as follows:ACOS G2 reported to the CLF.
*(Lt Col) A/24, who had provided legal advice to the Army in Northern Ireland during the relevant period
*The CLF from November 1987 to September 1989 was Major General R J Hodges. In his statement to the Stevens I Investigation in 1990, Major General Hodges did recall A/05's briefing on loyalist paramilitaries.
*The CLF reported to the GOC, who from June 1988 to August 1990 was General Sir John Waters. He stated in his 1993 statement to Stevens II that:

=====Loyalists=====
*L/01
*L/03, UDA military commander under L/28.
*L/04, a member of the UVF,
*L/05
*L/09
*L/10 UDA 'Brigadier', L/10
*L/12
*L/13, a member of the UVF.
*L/18
*L/20 UDA military commander under L/28.
*L/22 UDA military commander under L/28.
*L/24
*L/25
*L/26, a UDA Brigadier
*L/27, UDA intelligence team
*L/28 UDA
*L/33
*L/35 UDA intelligence team
*l/37
*L/38, who was based in County Fermanagh.
*L/41 on behalf of L/13, a member of the UVF.
*L/49 the UFF Commander

=====MI5=====
Assistant Secretary Political (ASP)

Within HQNI the Assistant Secretary Political (ASP), who is DCI's representative, is to be kept informed of the status of current sources on a regular basis. In addition, he is the Security Service's representative, responsible for the maintenance and safekeeping of all FRU source files." [75]

8.174 In addition to the DCI and ASP mentioned in the Directive, the Service had an officer working in HQNI known as the Deputy Assistant Secretary Political (DASP). DASP worked in the Army's All-Source Intelligence Cell, which was responsible for the collation and assessment of all Army intelligence.
*G/02 - head of the Security Service agent-handling section, (probably F8) c.1987
*G/03
*Security Service officer G/07

=====Targets=====
T/01
T/02
T/03
T/06
T/12
T/14
T/16
T/21
T/23
T/24, whom he confirmed the UVF was targeting.
T/25
T/26
T/28 and T/29
T/33
T/34
T/43
T/44, whom it appears that the UVF were "desperate to get"

====Barron report====
*[[Stewart Young]]
*[[Robin Jackson]]
*[[Gary Armstrong]]
*[[Ian Mitchell]]
*[[Laurence McClure]]
*[[Billy Hanna]]
*[[David Payne]]
*[[William Marchant]]
*[[Ivor Dean Knox Young]]
*[[Joe Bennett]]
*[[John Somerville]]
*[[Wesley Somerville]]
*[[Down Orange Welfare]]
*[[Armagh Special Patrol Group]]
*[[William McCaughey]]
*[[Robert McConnell]]
*[[Sammy McCoo]]
*[[Harris Boyle]]
*[[Robert Kerr]]
*[[Billy Mitchell]]
*[[David Alexander Mulholland]]
*[[Brian Dixon]]
*[[John Burgess]]
*[[Bernard Dearsley]]
*[[Hugh Galton-Fenzie]]
*[[CH Rodgers]]
*[[John McCoy]]

=====UDA=====
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2000/may/14/northernireland.gerryadams

====NAMA controversy====
*[[Frank Cushnahan]]
*[[Brian Rowntree]]
*[[Brown Rudnick]]
*[[Tughans]]
*[[Ian Coulter]]
*[[David Watters]]
*[[Andrew Creighton]]
*[[Pimco]]
*[[Gareth Robinson]]
*[[Verbatim]]
*[[Mick Wallace]]
*[[Jame Bryson]]
*[[Patrick Mclughan]]
*[[Lagan Group]]

===France===
*[[Deuxieme Bureau]]
*[[Paul Paillole]]
*[[Direction centrale des Renseignements généraux]]
*[[Service de Documentation Extérieure et de Contre-Espionnage]]
*[[Direction Générale de la Sécurité Extérieure]]
*[[Direction de la Surveillance du territoire]]
*[[Direction centrale du Renseignement intérieur]]
*[[Direction de la protection et de la sécurité de la défense]]
*[[Yves-Marc Dubois]]
*[[Georges Albertini]]
*[[Est-Ouest]]
*[[Yves Guérin-Sérac]]
*[[Francois Mermet]]
*[[Jean-Claude Cousseran]]
*[[Gilbert Flam]]
*[[Pierre-Antoine Lorenzi]]
*[[Louis Caprioli]]
*[[Pierre Ferri-Pisani]]
*[[André Voisin]]
*[[Alexandre Comte de Marenches]]
*General [[Jean Callet]]
*[[Jean Vigneau]]
*[[Jacques Leguebe]]
*[[Bernard Lejeune]]
*[[René-Louis Picard]]
*[[Maurice Robert]] - SDECE
*[[Jean Tropel]] - SDECE
*[[Paul Violet]]
*[[Alain Tropel]]
*[[Daniel Trinquet]]
*[[Jacques Médecin]]
*[[Joel-Francois Dumont de Vries]]
*[[Jean-Pierre Dillais]]
====Unions====
*[[Benoit Frachon]]
*[[Henri Mailly]]

===Belgium===
*[[Florimond Damman]]
*[[Vittorio Pons]]
*Baron [[Bernard de Marcken de Merken]]
*[[Paul Vankerkhoven]]
*[[Gaston Eyskens]]
*[[Emile Lecerf]]
*[[Marcel de Roover]]
*[[Paul Vanden Boeynants]]
*[[Benoit de Bonvoisin]]
*[[Alain Comte de Villegas]]
*[[Jacques Jonet]]
*[[Paul Latinus]]
*[[Aldo Mungo]]
*[[André Moyen]]
*[[Arnaud de Borchgrave]]
*[[Jean-Marie Bougerol]]
*[[Georges Vivario]]
*[[Paul Detrembleur]]
*[[Vincent Van den Bosch]]
*[[Bernard Mercier]]
*[[Jean-Victor Marique]]
*[[Francis Dessart]]
*[[Jacques Borsu]]
*[[Francis Dossogne]]
*[[Christian Smets]]
*[[Victor Massart]]
*[[Martial Lekeu]]
*[[Madani Bouhouche]]
*[[Leo Finné]]
*General [[Robert Close]]
*[[Leo Tindermanns]]
*Gen [[Pierre Cremer]]
*Col [[Henri Bernard]]
*[[Robert Nieuwenhuys]]

===Luxembourg===
*[[Nicholas Estgens]]

===Netherlands===
*[[Binnenlandse Veiligheidsdienst]] (BVD)
*[[Louis Einthoven]]
*[[C.C. Van den Heuvel]]
*SOEV
*[[Oost-West Instituut]]
*[[Interdoc]]
*[[Herman Jan Rijks]]
*[[J.M. Hornix]]
*[[Evert Kupers]]

===Norway===
*[[Oslo Freedom Forum]]
*[[Thor Halvorssen]]

===Germany===
*[[Gehlen Organisation]]
*[[Bundesnachrichtendienst]]
*[[Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz]]
*[[Militärischen Abschirmdienst]] (MAD)
*[[Gerhard Wessel]] - BND
*[[Wolfgang Langkau]] - BND
*[[Hans Josef Horchem]] -BfV
*[[Otto Wolff von Amerongen]]
*[[Hans Lades]]
*[[C.D. Kernig]]
*[[Norman von Grote]]
*[[Karl-Friedrich Grau]]
*Dr [[Walter Hoeres]]
*[[Hans-Joachim von Merkatz]]
*[[Rudolf Dumont du Voitel]]
*[[Hans Langemann]]
*[[Hans Graf Huyn]]
*Dr [[Kurt Klein]]
*[[Georg Stadtmuller]]
*[[Bolko von Richthofen]]
*[[Hugo Wellems]]
*[[Gerhard Lowenthal]]
*[[Walter Becher]]
*[[Rainer Gepperth]]
*[[Cornelia Gerstenmaier]]
*[[Lothar Bossle]]
*[[Hermann Josef Abs]]
*[[Kai-Uwe von Hassel]]
*[[Franz Josef Bach]]
*Dr [[Richard Jaeger]]
*Dr [[Fritz Pirkl]]
*Major-General [[Heinz Huckelheim]] - MAD
*Major-General [[Gerd Helmut Komossa]]
*[[Hans von Stauffenberg]]
*[[Hans Filbinger]]
*[[Heinrich Aigner]]
*[[Heinrich Lummer]]
*Professor [[Dieter Blumenwitz]]
*Dr [[Gunter Rohrmoser]]
*[[Hans Hugo Klein]]
*Franz Ludwig Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg]]
*[[Heinrich Box]]
*[[Hans-Werner Bracht]]
*[[Martin Bangemann]]
*[[Gerhard Reddemann]]
*[[Jochen Loser]]
*[[Wolfgang Schall]]
*Gen. Kielmannsegg
*Col [[Josef Goblirsch]]
*Lt-Col [[Gerhard Hubatscheck]]
*[[Heinz Karst]]
*[[Alfons Goppel]]
*General Rall
*Dr [[Ludwig Bolkow]]
*[[Wolfgang Reinecke]]
*[[Lothar Groppe]]
*[[herbert Hupka]]
*[[Unabhängige Gewerkschafts-Organisation]] (UGO)
*[[Freier Deutscher Gewerkschaftsbund]]
*[[Deutsche Gewerkschaftsbund]]
*[[Gerhard Von Mende]]

===Austria===
*[[Alfons Dalma]]
*[[Walburga von Hapsburg]]

===Switzerland===
*Dr [[Peter Sager]]
*[[Heinz Luginbuhl]]
*[[Philippe de Weck]]
*[[Ernst Wetter]]
*Lt-Colonel [[Ernst Cincera]]
*[[Ferdinand Thiebaud Schneider]]

===Italy===
*Prince Borghese
*ISSED
*[[Diulio Fanali]]
*[[Fillipo De Iorio]]
*[[Eggardo Beltrametti]]
*[[Rosa dei Venti]]
*[[Ivan Matteo Lombardo]]
*[[Carlo Pesenti]]
*[[Giancarlo Elia Valori]]
*[[Giovanni Malagodi]]
*[[Manlio Brosio]]
*[[Orazio Bagnasco]]
*Professor [[Leo Magnino]]
*[[Elisabetta Burba]]
*[[Carlo Rossella]]
*[[SISDE]]
*[[Luigi Gedda]]
*[[Silvio Berlusconi]]
*[[Guido Giannettini]]
====Intelligence====
*[[Servizio Informazioni Forze Armate]] (SIFAR)
*[[SISMI]]
*[[SISDE]]
*[[Dipartimento delle informazioni per la sicurezza]]
*[[Giovanni De Gennaro]]/[[Gianni De Gennaro]]
*AISE - Agenzia informazioni e sicurezza esterna [External Intelligence and Security Agency]
*AISI - Agenzia informazioni e sicurezza interna [Internal Intelligence and Security Agency]
*[[CESIS]]
*[[ Emilio Del Mese]]
*[[Giuseppe Cucchi]]

====Far right====
*[[Movimento Sociale Italiano]]
*[[Giovanni De Lorenzo]]
*[[Stefano della Chiaie]]

===Spain===
*[[Manuel Fraga Iribarne]]
*[[Roberto Jacobo]]
*[[Alberto Ullastres]]
*[[Federico Silvo Munoz]]
*[[Cruz Martinez Esteruelas]]
*[[Alberto Martin Artajo]]
*[[Francisco Javier Conde]]
*[[José Solis Ruiz]]

===Portugal===
[[Policia Internacional e de Defensa do Estado]] (PIDE)
[[Aginter Press]]
*General [[Kaulza de Arriaga]]
*General [[Antonio de Spinola]]
*[[Freitas do Amaral]]
*[[Jorge Jardim]]

===Czech Republic===
*[[Joseph Josten]]
*[[Ludek Pachmann]]
*[[Jaroslav Pechacek]]
*Professor [[Nikolaus Lobkowicz]]

===Hungary===
*[[Erno Tottosy]]
*[[Victor de Stankovich]]

===Russia===
*[[Vladimir Bukovsky]]

===Israel===
*[[Jerusalem Conference on International Terrorism]]
*[[Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya]]
*[[Herzliya Conference]]
*[[Institute for Zionist Studies]]
*[[Uri Lubrani]]
*May be out of date: Brig Gen [[Eival Gilady]] - managing director of The Portland Trust's Tel Aviv office (opened June 2005)
*[http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2013/10/israel-right-targets-textbooks-20131039491684745.html Israel's right targets textbooks]

===Palestine===
*[[Mohammed Dahlan]]
*[[Jibril Rajoub]]

===Jordan===
*King [[Abdullah]]

===Iraq===
*King [[Faisal]]
*[[INC]] - [[Iraqi National Congress]] may need merging
*[[Leith Kubba]] (ex-INC)
*[[Naji Sabri]]

===Saudi Arabia===
*Sherif [[Hussein]]
*[[Ibn Saud]]
*Prince [[Turki Ben Faisal]]
===Pakistan===
*[[Inter-Services Intelligence]]
*[[Shuja Pasha]]

===Niger===
*[[Adam Maiga Zakariaou]]
*[[Adamou Chékou]]
===Equatorial Guinea===
*[[Teodoro Obiang]]

===South Africa===
*[[Bureau of State Security]]
*[[Gordon Winter]]
*[[Connie Mulder]]
*[[Eschel Rhoodie]]
*General [[Alan Fraser]]
*[[P.K. Van Byl]]

===Vietnam===
*[[Tran Quoc Buu]] - Lovestone-backed labour leader
===International Orgs===
*[[Trilateral Commission]] - [http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=IaKm2H-7FQoC&printsec=frontcover&dq=trilateral+commission&hl=en&sa=X&ei=Lo8_Ub7dB4SdO4KugaAC&ved=0CDQQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=trilateral%20commission&f=false Sklar book]
*[[Bilderberg]]
====Cold war====
*[[Intermarium]]
*[[Promethean League]]
*[[European Documentation and Information Centre]] (CEDI)
*[[World Federation of Trade Unions]]
====NATO====
*[[NATO]]

====EU====
*[[European Commission]]
*[[EU Intelligence Analysis Centre]]

==Terrorism Research funding==
*[[Anti-Defamation League]]
*[[Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs]], John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
*[[Carnegie Endowment for International Peace]]
*[[Cato Institute]]
*[[Center for Advancing Microbial Risk Assessment]] (CAMRA)
*[[Center for American Progress]]
*[[Center for Defense Information]]
*[[Center for a New American Security]]
*[[Center for Strategic and International Studies]]
*[[Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence]] (CSTPV), University of St Andrews
*[[Chatham House]]
*[[China Institute of Contemporary International Relations]]
*[[Combating Terrorism Center]] (CTC) at West Point
*[[Council on Foreign Relations]]
*[[Demos]]
*[[Foreign Policy Research Institute]]
*[[Foundation for Defense of Democracies]]
*[[Henry Jackson Society]]
*[[Heritage Foundation]]
*[[Homeland Security Policy Institute]], George Washington University
*[[Human Rights Watch]]
*[[Institute for Defence Studies & Analyses]]
*[[Institute of Peace & Conflict Studies]]
*[[International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation]] (ICSR), Kings College London
*[[International Institute for Counter-Terrorism]], IDC, Herzliya
*[[International Institute for Strategic Studies]]
*[[Investigative Project on Terrorism]]
*[[James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy]], Rice University
*[[Jamestown Foundation]]
*[[Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism]] (MIPT)
*[[Middle East Forum]]
*[[Middle East Media Research Institute]]
*[[National Center for Foreign Animal and Zoonotic Disease Defense]] (FAZD Center) , Texas A&M University
*[[National Center for Risk and Economic Analysis of Terrorism Events]] (CREATE)
*[[National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism]] (START), University of Maryland
*[[National Terrorism Preparedness Institute]] (NTPI) , St. Petersburg College
*[[Organization of American States]]
*[[Policy Exchange]]
*[[Potomac Institute for Policy Studies]]
*[[Quilliam Foundation]]
*[[RAND Corporation]]
*[[Royal United Services Institute]] (RUSI)
*[[Security and Defence Agenda]], Brussels
*[[Washington Institute for Near East Policy]]

===US Foundations===
*[[Abstraction Fund]]
*[[Adelson Family Foundation]]
*[[Adolph Coors Foundation]]
*[[Alfred P. Sloan Foundation]]
*[[Altman Kazickis Foundation]]
*[[Armstrong Foundation]]
*[[Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund]]
*[[Barney Family Foundation]]
*[[Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation]]
*[[Carnegie Corporation of New York]]
*[[Center for Security Policy]]
*[[Charles Maxfield and Gloria F. Parrish Foundation]]
*[[Dian Graves Owen Foundation]]
*[[Earhart Foundation]]
*[[Ford Foundation]]
*[[Gleason Family Foundation]]
*[[Henry Luce Foundation]]
*[[John D and Catherine T MacArthur Foundation]]
*[[John Templeton Foundation]]
*[[John William Pope Foundation]]
*[[Klarman Family Foundation]]
*[[Middle East Forum]]
*[[Open Society Foundations]]
*[[Peter G. Peterson Foundation]]
*[[Pierre F. & Enid Goodrich Foundation]]
*[[Ploughshares Fund]]
*[[Sarah Scafe Foundation]]
*[[Sasakawa Peace Foundation]]
*[[Satter Foundation]]
*[[Searle Freedom Trust]]
*[[Smith Richardson Foundation]]
*[[Stavros Niarchos Foundation]]
*[[The Craig and Susan McCaw Foundation]]
*[[Weiler Foundation]]
*[[Vernon K. Krieble Foundation]]
*[[Walton Family Foundation]]
*[[William and Flora Hewlett Foundation]]
*[[William Penn Foundation]]

==Useful websites==
*[http://textmechanic.com/ http://textmechanic.com/]
*[http://cablegatesearch.net/ http://cablegatesearch.net/]
*[http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/ London Gazette]
*[http://bioguide.congress.gov/biosearch/biosearch.asp http://bioguide.congress.gov/biosearch/biosearch.asp]
*[http://www.php.isn.ethz.ch/index.cfm Parallel History Project on Cooperative Security]
*[http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/index.php Lobster: Journal of Parapolitics, Intelligence and State Research]
*[http://www.duncancampbell.org/ Duncan Campbell]
*[http://acoba.independent.gov.uk/ Advisory Committtee on Business Appointments]
*[http://wiki.project-pm.org/wiki/Main_Page Project PM] - Wiki on intelligence contractors.
===UK Politics===
*[http://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/ Electoral Commission]
*[http://searchthemoney.com/ http://searchthemoney.com/] - Campaign on Conservative Party funding
===Government===
[http://www.gulabin.com/ Colin Mackie's website]
===Company information===
*[http://opencorporates.com/ http://opencorporates.com/]
===Charities===
*[http://www.charity-commission.gov.uk/ Charity Commission]
*[http://www.charitynavigator.org/ http://www.charitynavigator.org/]
*[http://foundationcenter.org/ http://foundationcenter.org/]
===Policing===
*[http://4wardeveruk.org http://4wardeveruk.org] - deaths in custody
*[http://policespiesoutoflives.org.uk Police Spies Out of Lives]
===Photos===
*[http://flickr.com flickr]
*[http://commons.wikimedia.org/ Wikimedia Commons]
*[http://www.defenceimagery.mod.uk/ http://www.defenceimagery.mod.uk/]

==Reference list==
*Alex Abella, ''Soldiers of Reason: The Rand Corporation and the Rise of the American Empire'', Mariner Books, 2009, pp.xx.
*Richard J. Aldrich, ''The Hidden Hand: Britain, America and Cold War Secret Intelligence'', John Murray Publishers, London, 2001, p.xx.
*Richard J. Aldrich, ''GCHQ: The Uncensored Story of Britain's Most Secret Intelligence Agency'', HarperPress, 2010, p.xx
*Robert J. Alexander, The Right Opposition: The Lovestoneites and the International Communist Opposition of the 1930s, Greenwood Press, 1981, p.x.
*Christopher Andrew, ''Defence of the Realm, The Authorized History of MI5'', Allen Lane, 2009, p.xxx.
*Jonathan Bloch and Patrick Fitzgerald, ''British Intelligence and Covert Action'', Brandon/Junction, 1983, p.xxx.
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