Richard Mellon Scaife - Revision history

Melissa Jones: /* Funding counterjihad network */

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Funding counterjihad network

Melissa Jones: /* Funding counterjihad network */

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Funding counterjihad network

Richard Bew at 16:24, 22 December 2015

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Melissa Jones at 07:21, 27 April 2015

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Melissa Jones at 07:20, 27 April 2015

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Melissa Jones at 04:58, 27 February 2015

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Tom Griffin: /* Affiliations */

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Affiliations

Tom Griffin: added category: Mellon Family

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added category: Mellon Family

David: /* Notes */

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Notes

Claire Robinson at 13:02, 28 March 2009

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 [[Steve Emerson]] received money from Scaife for his documentary ''Jihad in America''.<ref>Brooks Jackson/CNN, [http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/04/27/scaife.profile ‘Who Is Richard Mellon Scaife?’], 27 April 1998; (accessed 15 August 2008)</ref>
-The Scaife Foundations have heavily funded other influential organisations in the counterjihad network such as the [[David Horowitz Center for Freedom]] and [[Frank Gaffney]]'s [[Center for Security Policy]].
+The Scaife Foundations have heavily funded other influential organisations in the counterjihad network such as the [[David Horowitz Freedom Center]] and [[Frank Gaffney]]'s [[Center for Security Policy]].
 ==Affiliations==

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 [[Steve Emerson]] received money from Scaife for his documentary ''Jihad in America''.<ref>Brooks Jackson/CNN, [http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/04/27/scaife.profile ‘Who Is Richard Mellon Scaife?’], 27 April 1998; (accessed 15 August 2008)</ref>
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	'''Richard Mellon Scaife''' (1932- ) is an American billionaire and newspaper publisher. He is principal heir to the Mellon oil, banking, aluminium, and uranium fortune. He is known for his financing of conservative public policy organisations through the foundations he controls, including the [[Sarah Scaife Foundation]], [[Carthage Foundation]], [[Allegheny Foundation]], and (until 2001) the [[Scaife Family Foundation]]. Collectively, these are referred to as the [[Scaife Foundations]].		'''Richard Mellon Scaife''' (1932- ) is an American billionaire and newspaper publisher. He is principal heir to the Mellon oil, banking, aluminium, and uranium fortune. He is known for his financing of conservative public policy organisations through the foundations he controls, including the [[Sarah Scaife Foundation]], [[Carthage Foundation]], [[Allegheny Foundation]], and (until 2001) the [[Scaife Family Foundation]]. Collectively, these are referred to as the [[Scaife Foundations]].

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 ==Funding counterjihad network==
-[[Steve Emerson]] received money from Scaife for his documentary. ''Jihad in America''.<ref>Brooks Jackson/CNN, [http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/04/27/scaife.profile ‘Who Is Richard Mellon Scaife?’], 27 April 1998; (accessed 15 August 2008)</ref>
+[[Steve Emerson]] received money from Scaife for his documentary ''Jihad in America''.<ref>Brooks Jackson/CNN, [http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/04/27/scaife.profile ‘Who Is Richard Mellon Scaife?’], 27 April 1998; (accessed 15 August 2008)</ref>
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 In her article "Citizen Scaife", Karen Rothmyer argues that Richard Mellon Scaife has "used his immense wealth to shape today's political climate" in his role as "the prime funder of the media-savvy New Right". Rothmyer recounts Scaife's brief ownership of a publication with alleged CIA links:
 :Scaife's one foray into international publishing represents perhaps the most curious of his publishing enterprises. In 1973, he became the owner of [[Kern House Enterprises]], a U.S.-registered company. Kern House ran [[Forum World Features]], a London-based news agency that supplied feature material to a large number of papers around the world, including at one time about thirty in the U.S. Scaife abruptly closed down Forum in 1975, shortly before Time Out, a British weekly, published a purported 1968 CIA memorandum, addressed to then-director [[Richard Helms]], which described Forum as a CIA-sponsored operation providing "a significant means to counter Communist propaganda." The Forum-CIA tie, which lasted into the seventies, has been confirmed by various British and American publications over the years, and it was confirmed independently by a source in connection with this article.<ref>Karen Rothmyer, "[http://web.archive.org/web/19991123230653/cjr.org/year/81/4/scaife_part2.asp Citizen Scaife, part 2: The small-bore publisher]", Columbia Journalism Review July/August 1981, accessed in web archive March 28 2009</ref>
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 '''Richard Mellon Scaife''' (1932- ) is an American billionaire and newspaper publisher. He is principal heir to the Mellon oil, banking, aluminium, and uranium fortune. He is known for his financing of conservative public policy organisations through the foundations he controls, including the [[Sarah Scaife Foundation]], [[Carthage Foundation]], [[Allegheny Foundation]], and (until 2001) the [[Scaife Family Foundation]]. Collectively, these are referred to as the [[Scaife Foundations]].
-The Sarah Scaife Foundation is a major funder of the pro-corporate think tank, the [[Hudson Institute]]. In the Foundation's annual report for 2006, it notes that it gave $200,000 to the Hudson Institute, and $800,000 to another conservative organisation, the [[Heritage Foundation]].<ref>"[http://www.scaife.com/sarah06.pdf 2006 Annual Report], Sarah Scaife Foundation, accessed March 28 2009</ref>
+The [[Sarah Scaife Foundation]] is a major funder of the pro-corporate think tank, the [[Hudson Institute]]. In the Foundation's annual report for 2006, it notes that it gave $200,000 to the Hudson Institute, and $800,000 to another conservative organisation, the [[Heritage Foundation]].<ref>"[http://www.scaife.com/sarah06.pdf 2006 Annual Report], Sarah Scaife Foundation, accessed March 28 2009</ref>
 ==Funding the New Right==

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 *[[Scaife Family Foundation]]
 *[[Scaife Foundations]]
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−	'''Richard Mellon Scaife''' (1932- ) is an American billionaire and newspaper publisher. He is principal heir to the Mellon oil, banking, aluminium, and uranium fortune. He is known for his financing of conservative public policy organisations through the foundations he controls, including the [[Sarah Scaife Foundation]], [[Carthage Foundation]], [[Allegheny Foundation]], and (until 2001) the [[Scaife Family Foundation]]. Collectively, these are ~~often~~ referred to as the [[Scaife Foundations]].	+	'''Richard Mellon Scaife''' (1932- ) is an American billionaire and newspaper publisher. He is principal heir to the Mellon oil, banking, aluminium, and uranium fortune. He is known for his financing of conservative public policy organisations through the foundations he controls, including the [[Sarah Scaife Foundation]], [[Carthage Foundation]], [[Allegheny Foundation]], and (until 2001) the [[Scaife Family Foundation]]. Collectively, these are referred to as the [[Scaife Foundations]].

	The Sarah Scaife Foundation is a major funder of the pro-corporate think tank, the [[Hudson Institute]]. In the Foundation's annual report for 2006, it notes that it gave $200,000 to the Hudson Institute, and $800,000 to another conservative organisation, the [[Heritage Foundation]].<ref>"[http://www.scaife.com/sarah06.pdf 2006 Annual Report], Sarah Scaife Foundation, accessed March 28 2009</ref>		The Sarah Scaife Foundation is a major funder of the pro-corporate think tank, the [[Hudson Institute]]. In the Foundation's annual report for 2006, it notes that it gave $200,000 to the Hudson Institute, and $800,000 to another conservative organisation, the [[Heritage Foundation]].<ref>"[http://www.scaife.com/sarah06.pdf 2006 Annual Report], Sarah Scaife Foundation, accessed March 28 2009</ref>