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• William Paterson University  + (New Jersey public university)
• Rowan University  + (New Jersey university that offered $1000 for students to take the [[Covid jab]])
• Aziz Akhannouch  + (New Moroccan Prime Minister)
• Carlos Marcello  + (New Orleans mafia boss with [[JFK assassination]] connections.)
• Bruce E. Mosler  + (New York "real estate titan" and chairman of [[Business Executives for National Security]])
• Daniel Nigro  + (New York City Fire Commissioner 2014-2022)
• Salvatore Cassano  + (New York City Fire Commissioner instrumental in rebuilding the department after 343 firefighters died as a result of [[September 11]].)
• Thomas Von Essen  + (New York City Fire Commissioner on 9/11)
• Lucy Komisar  + (New York City-based investigative journalist and drama critic. CFR)
• Mario Cuomo  + (New York Democratic party politician)
• Nathaniel L. Goldstein  + (New York State Attorney General from 1943 to 1954)
• Andrew Ross Sorkin  + (New York Times journalist described as "a shameless, ball-gargling prostitute for [[Wall Street]]".)
• Rick Gladstone  + (New York Times journalist.)
• Scott Shane  + (New York Times security reporter who about a deep state false flag operation to throw an 2017 U.S. election, but did not report on on it.)
• Hofstra University  + (New York private university on Long Island)
• Howard Stern  + (New York radio "shock jock" - but with conspicuously conventional opinions on deep state topics.)
• State University of New York at Purchase  + (New York university with heavy focus on the arts)
• Christina Oxenberg  + (New York writer and fashion designer mentioned in [[Jeffrey Epstein's black book]].)
• Robert Anderson  + (New York-based investment banking firm)
• Lewis Thompson Preston  + (New York??)
• Mike Moore  + (New Zealand Labour leader who became leader of the [[World Trade Organization]], attended the [[2000 Bilderberg]].)
• Jacinda Ardern  + (New Zealand PM quickly feted by the rich and powerful around the world after her 2017 election. Worked for [[Tony Blair]]. Responsible for sealing off New Zealand during [[Covid-19]].)
• Chris Hipkins  + (New Zealand PM since 2023)
• New Zealand Broadcasting Standards Authority  + (New Zealand government supervision body for corporate media.)
• Bill English  + (New Zealand politician and PM)
• Bruce Ferguson  + (New Zealand spook and Chief of the Defence Force)
• Andrew Hampton  + (New Zealand spook and fix-it man)
• New Zealand Security Intelligence Service  + (New Zealand's internal spy service)
• Nicky Hager  + (New Zealand-based investigative journalist)
• Christopher Liddell  + (New Zealander former [[Microsoft]] CFO who attended the [[2017 Bilderberg]] as [[White House Director of Strategic Initiatives]]. Appointed to the [[White House Coronavirus Task Force]] in 2020)
• Mamadi Doumbouya  + (New [[President of Guinea]] who took over from [[Alpha Condé]] after a [[2021 Guinean coup d'état|coup d'état]].)
• Molnupiravir  + (New [[drug]] produced by [[Merck]]; to be used against [[COVID 19]].)
• Carlos Vila Nova  + (New president of [[São Tomé and Príncipe]].)
• Alt Tech  + (New social media platforms.)
• AmpedStatus  + (News aggregation site supplemented with perceptive analysis and reports by the site's owner. Seems to have gone defunct in 2014.)
• Naked Capitalism  + (News and analysis website concentrating on [[finance]] and [[economics]]. Named as an outlet of "Russian Propaganda" by [[PropOrNot]])
• The Times Of Israel  + (News website)
• Church Militant  + (News website focused on the Catholic Church and current events.)
• Russia Beyond  + (News, comment, opinion and analysis on culture, politics, business, science and public life in Russia.)
• Gordon Fisher  + (Newspaper CEO charged with a [[cartel]] conspiracy to reduce competition.)
• South China Morning Post  + (Newspaper based in Hong Kong)
• Fred Luchsinger  + (Newspaper editor, Le Cercle)
• Newspaper published precise route  + (Newspaper published precise route mentioning the turn into Elm into Houston then onto the freeway. ref. W.C.)
• JFK/Assassination/Route on front page  + (Newspaper reports motorcade route on front page. ref. W.C.)
• Felix Maradiaga  + (Nicaraguan [[academic]] with deep state connections)
• Felix Rohatyn  + (Nicknamed 'Felix the Fixer', a [[Lazard]] bankster who conspired with the [[CIA]] to start the [[1973 coup in Chile]] and later led the [[ French-American Foundation]], a recruitment network to control future French leaders.)
• Ernst Zündel  + (Nicknamed the "Revisionist Dynamo" for his dogged revisionist truth campaigning. Perhaps more than any other Revisionist he has caused the veracity of the official narrative of [[The Holocaust]] to be scrutinised and discussed.)
• Document:Suffer the little children  + (Nine years ago the BBC was at the centre o … Nine years ago the BBC was at the centre of another frenzy when it similarly accused the government of misleading the public.</br>Only then it wasn't child abuse, it was [[2003 Iraq War|starting a war after publicly stating our enemy could launch chemical weapons within 45 minutes of the order being given]].[[2003 Iraq War|starting a war after publicly stating our enemy could launch chemical weapons within 45 minutes of the order being given]].)
• Nitter  + (Nitter was a free and open source alternative for [[Twitter]]. Closed in 2024.)
• Maurice Stans  + (Nixon associate who handled black funds)

• John Ehrlichman  + (Nixon insider who blew in 1994 the whistle on the "War on Drugs")

• Richard Nixon  + (Nixon resigned in the wake of the Watergat … Nixon resigned in the wake of the Watergate coup. The public were heavily misinformed about this, but knowing what he was up against, Nixon decided not to challenge the cabal which removed him from power. The first act of his successor was to pardon him from future legal action, thus effectively preventing legal action and permanently blackening his name.ction and permanently blackening his name.)
• George H. W. Bush  + (Nixon upgraded this job especially for George H. W. Bush.)
• Document:Niyirah al-Sabah’s Story  + (Niyirah al-Sabah presenting her lies about [[Saddam Hussein]]'s troops taking babies out of incubators that led to the [[Iraq War]] and [[Iman al-Obeidi]] claiming she was gang-raped by [[Muammar Gaddafi]]'s forces justifying the [[2011 Attacks on Libya]])
• User:Robin  + (No definitive conclusion, but an introduction to a deep event which remain undeciphered to this day.)
• Document:Lockerbie bombing: Megrahi's posthumous appeal rejected by Scottish judges  + (No explanation or significance has been attached to a break in at Heathrow airport, where security was poor, the night before, adjacent to the luggage loading area for [[PA103]].)
• Document:Was there a Wuhan lab leak?  + (No meaningful lessons will be learnt about … No meaningful lessons will be learnt about what really happened in [[Wuhan]]. Maintaining the illusion of truth will continue to take precedence over uncovering the truth. And for that reason we are doomed to keep making the same screw-ups. As the next pandemic will doubtless attest.s the next pandemic will doubtless attest.)
• Document:GCHQ and Me: My Life Unmasking British Eavesdroppers  + (No one at the May 2015 conference on intelligence, security and privacy argued against greater openness. Thanks to [[Edward Snowden]] and those who courageously came before, the need for public accountability and review has become unassailable.)
• Document:Gaddafi's 2009 speech: "Let's call it the UN Terror Council"  + (No one is above the [[UN General Assembly]] … No one is above the [[UN General Assembly]]. All nations should be and should be seen to be on an equal footing. At present, the [[UN Security Council]] is security feudalism, political feudalism for [[P5|those with permanent seats]], protected by them and used against us. It should be called, not the [[UN Security Council]], but the [[UN Terror Council]].[[UN Terror Council]].)
• Document:Election 2017: finally, a real choice for Britain's voters  + (No wonder the billionaire-owned media are attacking [[Jeremy Corbyn]] with everything they've got. But we the people can still win.)
• Document:Has the media ignored good news about Jeremy Corbyn  + (No-platforming [[Jeremy Corbyn]]: [[Conservative Party|Tories and Unionists]] have a visceral hate of [[Seán MacBride]])
• Cartha DeLoach  + (No. 3 in the FBI, may have help this position for a long time.)
• Mario Vargas Llosa  + (Nobel Prize winner in Literature and neoliberal champion)
• Luc Montagnier  + (Nobel Prize winning virologist who stated there were causes to believe the virus [[SARS-CoV-2]] was deliberately created in a lab. He also in the strongest language warned against mass use of [[experimental gene therapies]].)
• Document:Beyond Words  + (Nobody cultivates her own anonymity more than Magistrate [[Vanessa Baraitser]] who has her existence carefully removed from the [[Internet]] almost entirely. Yet she seeks to destroy the peace and young lives of [[Julian Assange]]’s family.)
• Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament  + (Nominal overseer the UK's main intelligence intelligence agencies such as MI5, MI6, GCHQ, JIC, DIS. Probably completely captured.)
• US/Senate/Select Committee/Intelligence  + (Nominal oversight of the United States Intelligence Community.)
• COVID-19/Lockdown  + (Nominally caused by a desire to save human life by slowing the spread of [[COVID-19]], the near global campaign to institute lockdowns can also be interpreted as a global power grab by the [[supranational deep state]].)
• Mark Zuckerberg  + (Nominally in charge of Facebook, a rebranding of LifeLog)
• International Consortium of Investigative Journalists  + (Nominally independent, the ICIJ is heavily … Nominally independent, the ICIJ is heavily financed by the usual Western deep state cutouts, including [[Open Society Foundations]], [[USAID]] and the [[Ford Foundation]], plus a host of similar foundations from minor NATO-countries, like the [[Adessium Foundation]].[[Adessium Foundation]].)
• Colin Kahl  + (Nominated as Biden's [[Under Secretary of Defense for Policy]])
• Louka Katseli  + (Non executive)
• Stephen Lander  + (Non executive director)
• File:FBI Report - Terrorism 1980-2005.pdf  + (Non-Muslims responsible for over 90% of all terrorist attacks in America)
• Bruce King  + (Non-consecutive due to term limits)
• Bruce King  + (Non-consecutive due to term limits)
• Bruce King  + (Non-consecutive due to term limits)
• NGO  + (Non-governmental organization)
• Non-lethal weapon  + (Non-lethal weapons are a more attractive option for dictatorships keen to hide their murderous nature. The most active researcher seems to be the US Pentagon.)
• Educate Yourself  + (Non-pharmaceutical medicines site named as an outlet of "[[Fake News]]" by [[PropOrNot]].)
• Poynter Institute  + (Non-profit "school for journalism and democracy" that is "committed to promoting excellence in fact-checking". Involved in the [[fake news website]] project)
• Sarah MacIntosh  + (Non-resident)
• Sarah MacIntosh  + (Non-resident)
• Finland  + (Nordic country, borders [[Russia]].)
• File:AdamMinetaClarkePaper.pdf  + (Norman Mineta and Richard Clarke Contradict the 9/11 Commission Report)
• Elon University  + (North Carolina private university)
• Queens University of Charlotte  + (North Carolina university)
• Hamburg  + (North German city with deep state connections.)
• Albrecht family  + (North German family, prominent as civil servants.)
• Causeway Institute for Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution  + (Northern Ireland focused peace group with multiple members in the [[Institute for Statecraft]])
• David Burnside  + (Northern Ireland politician)
• Queen's University Belfast  + (Northern Ireland university)
• Robert Bradford  + (Northern Irish [[MP]] who was assassinated in [[1981]].)
• Nigel Dodds  + (Northern Irish barrister, unionist politician and life peer, who was deputy leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) from June 2008 to May 2021.)
• Rosemary Nelson  + (Northern Irish human rights lawyer who was killed by a Loyalist paramilitary group in 1999.)
• Eamonn McCann  + (Northern Irish journalist, writer and activist. He was one of the organizers of the march against internment without trial which in 1972 gave rise to the events of [[Bloody Sunday]].)
• Arctic  + (Northern area of increasing importance and with geostrategic tensions.)
• File:Northumbria-Report.pdf  + (Northumbria Police report of the investigation into West Mercia Police handling of their investigation into the abduction and murder of Hilda Murrell)
• University of Bergen  + (Norway's second most important university)
• Faktisk  + (Norwegian "fact-checking" website with close personnel ties to the intelligence services and the military.)
• Civita  + (Norwegian (neo)liberal think tank)