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• Ed Gullion  + (A week after he arrived in Zaire, [[Dag Hammarskjöld]]'s plane crashed.)
• Wagner Group  + (A well known ruthless [[private military contractor]]. Its founders were involved in a chaotic coup in [[2023]].)
• Document:Battleground Ukraine  + (A wide ranging analysis of the 2013-2014 situation in Ukraine, its antecedents and consequences from the perspective of a senior Russian academic)
• Document:Holy Smoke and Mirrors  + (A wide ranging overview into the history of the modern supranational deep state, with an emphasis on overall connections and interactions of groups and people, rather than on particular events and dates.)
• Document:US holds world record for the killing of innocent civilians  + (A wide-ranging interview with Prof. John M … A wide-ranging interview with Prof. John McMurtry that pulls no punches about the moral bankruptcy of the US globalising elite and its accomplices, allies and self-serving lackies. It covers the US [[War on Terror]] project, its military interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the [[9-11]] attacks.[[9-11]] attacks.)
• "State of emergency"  + (A widely codified exemption to laws used by national governments, in theory at least, only for a limited time.)
• Vince Foster/Premature death  + (A widely disputed death of a Clinton confidante, heavily censored online, including by Wikipedia.)
• E-FOIA  + (A widely flouted US law mandating openness in handling FOIA requests and publishing information online.)
• Eric Zuesse  + (A widely published journalist)
• Tobacco  + (A widely used and addictive recreational drug. Use is legal although restricted for adults in most [[nation states]].)
• Android  + (A widely used mobile [[operating system]])
• MDMA  + (A widely used recreational drug with therapeutic potential and unclear addictive potential.)
• Wikiquote  + (A wiki of quotes, from the wikimedia foundation)
• EverybodyWiki  + (A wiki that keeps articles which are deleted by Wikipedia)
• Powerbase  + (A wiki-based free encyclopaedia into PR, corporate and political spin.)
• Infogalactic  + (A wikipedia fork.)
• Document:Illegal Slaughter - Cameron’s Bombings of Syria, Equals Blair’s Iraq War Crimes  + (A withering, contemptuous critique of David Cameron and the UK political class in their determination to take part in the illlegal bombing of another sovereign state using absurdly oxymoronic 'war-on-terror' excuses.)
• File:Did 6 Million Really Die.pdf  + (A witness account of the 1980's Canadian trials of Ernst Zundel in which he was charged with "...disseminating false news" concerning the treatment of Jews by Germany during WWII)
• Alayne Fleischmann  + (A witness to massive financial crimes who was contacted by the authorities and blew the whistle publicly only in November 2014 after realising that the Justice department and the SEC were intent on hushing up rather than publishing the fraud.)
• Kymberley Suchomel  + (A witness to the [[2017 Las Vegas shooting]] and described more than one shooter firing into the crowd. Died about a week later. Reason unknown.)
• Jim McDougal  + (A witness to the [[Whitewater]] affair who reportedly died of a [[heart attack]] while in prison in [[Texas]].)
• Michael Hess  + (A witness to the destruction of WTC7 who refused to speak about the the discrepancies he observed from the [[9-11 official narrative]].)
• Margie Schoedinger  + (A woman found shot dead after filing rape charges against George W. Bush. Corporate media uninterested.)
• Jessica Collins  + (A woman that accused [[Epstein]], [[Deborah Palfrey]] and [[Joe Biden]] of sexual abuse.)
• Catherine Ashton  + (A woman with zero qualification or experience of foreign affairs who, in 2009, was made 'High representative for Foreign Affairs and Security policy' in a deal which finally recognised that the position was NOT going to be given to Tony Blair)

• Cambridge University/Newnham College  + (A women only college at Cambridge)
• "Korean War/CIA brainwashing spin"  + (A word coined by the CIA in an effort to cover-up the US Army's use of biological weapons in the Korean War.)
• Todd Leventhal  + (A writer at America.gov Member of the [[Institute for Statecraft]])
• Rodney Stich  + (A writer of over 20 books exposing US government corruption.)
• Bilderberg/1964  + (A year after this meeting, the post of [[GATT/Director-General]] was set up, and given Eric Wyndham White, who attended the '64 meeting. Several subsequent holders have been Bilderberg insiders, only 2 are not known to have attended the group.)
• Eurovision Song Contest  + (A yearly musical event held in Europe.)
• Man with seizure in front of TSBD  + (A young man suffers some sort of seizure in front of the book depository. ref. Crossfire, p 42)
• 'Little Apostate'  + (A young woman in the US who became critical of the Covid-19 related legislation and started a podcast. Seems to be inactive since mid-2022.)
• NGO Monitor  + (A zionist lobby group.)
• National Center for Medical Intelligence  + (ABC News cited 4 anonymous sources that the NCMI warned the White House that "a contagion was sweeping through China’s [[Wuhan]] region" in late November 2019. The NCMI denied this.)
• Andrew Ng  + (AI researcher interested in big data)
• Eugene Dinkin  + (AN "unsung hero" spook who intercepted a communication about the [[JFK assassination]]. Shared this with journalists in the press room of the [[United Nations]] office in Geneva. Smeared as having poor [[mental health]])
• Pete Brewton  + (AN investigative journalist who exposed the [[Savings and loan fraud]].)
• Dulcie September  + (ANC member, anti-apartheid activist, and political prisoner who went into exile in London. She was assassinated in [[Paris]].)
• Mike Burgess  + (ASIO Director-General of Security)
• Duncan Lewis  + (ASIO Director-General of Security)
• Paul O'Sullivan  + (ASIO Director-General of Security)
• David Sadleir  + (ASIO Director-General of Security)
• John Moten  + (ASIO Director-General of Security)
• Alan Wrigley  + (ASIO Director-General of Security)
• Harvey Barnett  + (ASIO Director-General of Security)
• David Irvine  + (ASIO Director-General of Security. Bugged dirt-poor neighbour [[East Timor]] to gain advantage in oil and gas treaty.)
• Richard Chang  + (Abbey National financier who fell to his death in 2004)
• Abby Martin  + (Abby Martin beautiful journalist with a be … Abby Martin beautiful journalist with a beautiful heart and mind with [[George Galloway]], another strong voice for the voiceless. Hats off to you both for working so hard against injustice.<sup id="cite_ref-1" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-1">[1]</a></sup>]</a></sup>)
• Abertay University  + (Abertay was the first to offer a degree in Ethical [[Hacking]], starting in 2006.)