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  • ...tions officer (1948-75) who later became the national intelligence officer for Latin America (1983-84). ...lligence division of the U.S. Air Force. Fediay was the Washington liaison for an international gathering of rightwing businessmen and French mercenaries
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  • [[Center for Strategic and International Studies|CSIS]] is the most important of the ter ...weapons suppliers). <ref>These data are taken from the CSIS Annual Report for 1986.</ref> The corporate establishment and the military-industrial complex
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  • ...ector for intelligence. He later became director of the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research (1969-73), where he helped coordinate the CIA' ...g counterpart funds from the U.S. embassy to provide the initial financing for the Asian People's Anti-Communist League in 1954 and the preparatory meetin
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  • ....org/events/lecture/1986/borchgrave.html Media Responsibility vs. National Security] Tuesday, 16 Dec 1986.</ref> ....org/events/lecture/1986/borchgrave.html Media Responsibility vs. National Security] Tuesday, 16 Dec 1986.</ref>
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  • ...its own account "hugely influential in setting the intellectual structures for managing the Cold War."<ref>IISS [http://www.iiss.org/about-us About us] </ ...on it’s launch a day later ''The Guardian'' headline read, ‘Institute for Defence Study, British Members, U.S. Finance’.<ref>''The Guardian'', 28 N
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  • ...cessed via Nexis UK 16-December-2009</ref>. The organisation is best known for a campaign against CNN which reportedly led to changes in CNN's editorial p :Israel is in the midst of a battle for public opinion – waged primarily via the media. To ensure Israel is repre
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  • '''Michael Andrew Gove''' (born 26 August 1967) was UK secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs from June 2017 until July 2019, having Gove was Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice from May 2015 to July 2016 but had left government following [[Ther
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  • ...lishment]] | [[London Radio Service]] | [[Media Operations Group (V)]] | [[National Propaganda]] | [[News Department]] | [[Northern Ireland Information Service ...ategic Influence]] | [[Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Support to Public Diplomacy]] | [[Policy Counter Terrorism Evaluation Group
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  • ...eign Office''' ('''FO''') and the [[Commonwealth Office]], was responsible for protecting and promoting British interests worldwide. A favoured tactic is to conduct trips for journalists. The Foreign Office departmental report brags about the succes
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  • ...[[Demos]] ("Rethinking Inclusive Communities") and use [[Fishburn Hedges]] for PR. ...' Families]] || Prenatal services for women prisoners || Prenatal services for women prisoners || 37575 || 21/03/2013 || 28/05/2013 || 01/04/2015 || 22 ||
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  • ...p based in [[Tufton Street]] in London at the same address as the [[Centre for Policy Studies]]. ...nk of England]] on financial stability issues. He began his career working for [[Axa Equity and Law]] in their investment department. Philip is published
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  • ...editor for a number of publications, including the [[Washington Times]], [[National Review]] Online, [[WorldNetDaily]], and [[Jewish World Review]]. ...s the man behind the rumour about Obama's birth certificate. In an article for the ''Washington Times'' in 2008, he wrote: 'another question yet to be res
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  • ...ccessed 12-December-2009</ref>. He is also an adviser to the US [[National Security Agency]]<ref>James Adams, [http://www.foreignaffairs.org/20010501faessay477 ...ly the Washington Bureau Chief, managing editor, and defense correspondent for the London Sunday Times, he has reported on American politics and internati
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  • ...ously, he was partner at the law firm of [[Shea & Gardner]], which lobbied for the [[INC]]. He recently served as counsel for major corporations in both commercial arbitrations and the negotiation of j
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  • .... Feith, a hardline Zionist, previously served on the White House National Security staff under [[Richard Allen]] during [[Ronald Reagan]]'s first term in offi ...http://www.security-policy.org/papers/1998/98-D139.html Source: Center for Security Policy 98-D139] </ref>
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  • ...ing in national security and intelligence law, who negotiated the national security aspects of the Pinochet case with the late Lt-General Vernon Walters, forme =='Conspiracy theorist' or security expert or both?==
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  • The '''Project for the New American Century''' (PNAC) is a now defunct neoconservative letterh ...can Century, September 2000, accessed 21 July 2009</ref>, openly advocated for total global military domination.
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  • ...lice from 1994 to 2005 and Under-Secretary-General for Safety and Security for the United Nations until 2008. ...links with the Allen family.<ref name="express.1982">Family wait and fear for news of schoolboy son, ''Daily Express'', 7 March 1982, reproduced at [http
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  • ...forsecuritypolicy.org/Home.aspx?CategoryID=47&SubCategoryID=50 National Security Advisory Council]</ref>. *[[Mark Albrecht]], former Executive Secretary of the White House [[National Space Council]].
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  • ...lations firm that also represented many of the neoconservatives who pushed for the 2003 US invasion of Iraq.<ref name=Benador>Benador Associates, [http:// ...fense of Democracies]] and a visiting scholar at the [[European Foundation for Democracy]].
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