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  • ...tatives of the main political parties and the US ambassador [[Jean Kennedy-Smith]].<ref>Paul Cullen, In 2003, the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs awarded STOP 96 a grant of €19,000.<ref>[http://www.embassyofireland.co.uk/home/index.aspx?id=258
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  • *[[International Alert]] Mr. [[Dan Smith]] *[[University of Sussex]] - [[Sussex Energy Group]] Mr. [[David Grant Ockwell]]
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  • The [[Traditional Alternatives Foundation]] is a grant making trust run by [[Lord Kalms]] and his wife. The Foundation grew out of ...ed £195,000 from the Traditional Alternatives Foundation and was its only grant recipient. In 2010 it received £125,000, 75% of the Traditional Alternativ
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  • ==The Center for Social Justice (CSJ): Iain Duncan Smith== ...ation on alcohol. The main press release for the CSJ, from Sir Iain Duncan Smith, states that,
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  • *[[Susan Grant-Muller]] - professor of technologies and informatics, Institute for Transpo *Dr [[Richard Smith]] - chair of trustees, ICDDR,B; former editor, British Medical Journal; cha
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  • ...[http://www.spiked-online.com/index.php/site/article/11835/ 'Chick Lit to Smith Lit'], ''Spiked'', 8 March 2001. ...on: [[Civitas]], June 2008. 'This publication has been made possible by a grant from the [[Nigel Lord Vinson Charitable Trust]]'
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  • ...he right-wing American [[Smith Richardson Foundation]] describe a $176,000 grant given to O'Brien to research and write a book on the EU for the [[Policy Fo ...ef>[http://www.srf.org/databank/documents/19_doc.pdf Annual Report 2006]], Smith Richardson Foundation, Inc. Accessed 27 December 2008.</ref></blockquote>
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  • [[File:Grant Shapps.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Grant Shapps at a Web Summit conference]] '''Grant Shapps''' was appointed [[Conservative Party]] Chair and Minister without P
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  • *[[Iain Duncan Smith]] (Con) Chingford and Woodford Green *[[Helen Grant]] (Con) Maidstone and The Weald
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  • ...nuary 2010 a GMC tribunal ruled that Wakefield and [[Professor John Walker-Smith]] were guilty of serious professional misconduct. As a result, The Lancet r ...z, A P Dhillon, M A Thomson, P Harvey, A Valentine, S E Davies, J A Walker-Smith. ''The Lancet'', Volume 351, Number 9103 28 February 1998</ref>
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  • ...the Government and the Opposition.<ref>The Times, January 20, 2009, Eur1m grant to think-tank run by ex-Islamic extremists attacked by MPs on both sides, R The ICSR was launched with a keynote speech from Home Secretary [[Jacqui Smith]] who outlined the Government’s policy on radicalisation in her first spe
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  • ...ed £195,000 from the Traditional Alternatives Foundation and was its only grant recipient. In 2010 it received £125,000, 75% of the Traditional Alternativ ...up, which was a forerunner to the think-tank associated with [[Iain Duncan Smith]], the [[Centre for Social Justice]], was officially non-denominational and
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  • ...idden funds from the Jewish Agency and the Israeli Consulate.<ref>Grant F. Smith, Foreign Agents (Washington DC: IRMEP, 2007), p.162</ref>
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  • ...o ‘[distort] the meaning and context of evidence they use.’ Professor Smith noted that At least one example however, according to Professor Smith, pointed to a ‘deliberate selectivity of sources to obscure what occurred
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  • *Grant F. Smith, Deadly Dogma: How Neoconservatives Broke the Law to Deceive America, IRMEP
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  • ...arl Schmitt]]. With Schmitt's help he secured a [[Rockefeller Foundation]] grant to study in Paris, which enabled him to escape Germany as the Nazis were co ...CPD came to prominence. In January 1951, the new CIA chief [[Walter Bedell Smith]] moved to reign in the OPC by appointing Allen Dulles Deputy Director of P
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  • ...e for European Defence and Strategic Studies]] (IEDSS) received a £25,000 grant from the [[John M. Olin Foundation]], to set up the NAI in 1995, so in this ...l), [[David Frum]], Dr. [[Nile Gardiner]] (Heritage Foundation), [[Charles Grant]] (CER), [[Peter Mandelson]] (then <ref>http://lists.econ.utah.edu/pipermai
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  • ...n funds from the [[Jewish Agency]] and the Israeli Consulate.<ref>Grant F. Smith, Foreign Agents (Washington DC: IRMEP, 2007), p.162</ref>
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  • ...oreign Principals in the United States, 23 May 1963, p.1735 cited in Grant Smith (2007)''[http://www.amazon.com/Foreign-Agents-Committee-Fulbright-Espionage
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  • ...://ciff.org/grant-portfolio/helping-governments-provide-quality-education/ Grant page], Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF) website, accessed May 2 ...://ciff.org/grant-portfolio/helping-governments-provide-quality-education/ Grant page], Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF) website, accessed May 2
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