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• Soros Fellows/2013  + (Soros Fellows 2013)
• Soros Fellows/2014  + (Soros Fellows 2014)
• Soros Fellows/2015  + (Soros Fellows 2015)
• Soros Fellows/2016  + (Soros Fellows 2016)
• Soros Fellows/2017  + (Soros Fellows 2017)
• Soros Fellows/2018  + (Soros Fellows 2018)
• Soros Fellows/2019  + (Soros Fellows 2019)
• Soros Fellows/2020  + (Soros Fellows 2020)
• Soros Fellows/2021  + (Soros Fellows 2021)
• Soros Fellows/2023  + (Soros Fellows 2023)
• Howard Rubin  + (Soros affiliated financier.)
• International Crisis Group  + (Soros-funded, Bilderberger-staffed group that is "working to prevent conflict worldwide.")
• Max Jakobson  + (Source of information for the CIA and close advisor of President Uhro Kekkonen)
• Institute for International Health & Development  + (Sourcewatch reports this as a spook operated front group of big tobacco.<sup id="cite_ref-1" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-1">[1]</a></sup>)
• African National Congress  + (South Africa's governing political party since 1994.)
• Patrice Motsepe  + (South Africa's richest man, [[GLT 1999]], very [[heavy WEF AGM habit]])
• Nelson Mandela  + (South African ANC leader and President of South Africa.)
• Aziz Pahad  + (South African Deputy Foreign Minister who stated that [[South Africa]] ''had'' conducted a nuclear test, but later retracted his statement.)
• Oscar Mpetha  + (South African Trade unionist and political activist)
• Roelof Botha  + (South African actuary, [[PayPal CFO]] from 2000 to 2003)
• Colin Eglin  + (South African apartheid politician best known for having served as national leader of the opposition.)
• Eugene de Kock  + (South African apartheid-era killer dubbed 'Prime Evil' by the media)
• Stephen Goodson  + (South African banker, author and politician)
• Giovanni Pretorius  + (South African boxer who died from [[COVID]].)
• Paul Ekon  + (South African businessman listed in [[Jeffrey Epstein's black book]].)
• Pik Botha  + (South African deep state operative)
• Robert du Plooy  + (South African deep state operative/diplomat who attended [[Le Cercle in South Africa in 1984]].)
• Abe Bailey  + (South African diamond and gold tycoon, politician, financier and cricketer.)
• Daniel Storm  + (South African diplomat arms dealer)
• Harold Taswell  + (South African diplomat who attended [[Le Cercle]])
• Shankara Chetty  + (South African doctor who says that the [[Covid 19 vaccine]] is a method of depopulation.<sup id="cite_ref-1" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-1">[1]</a></sup>)
• Naledi Pandor  + (South African foreign minister)
• Pop Fraser  + (South African military commander who attended Le Cercle.)
• Angelique Coetzee  + (South African physician who discovered the [[Omicron variant]].)
• Hendrik van den Bergh  + (South African police official)
• Muldergate  + (South African political scandal involving the Department of Information)
• Anton Alberts  + (South African politician)
• Jacobus Frederick van Wyk  + (South African politician who died from [[COVID]].)
• John Vorster  + (South African politician, [[Le Cercle]])
• Dirk Coetzee  + (South African security police death squad leader who tracked down and eliminated opponents of the apartheid regime)
• Marius Schoon  + (South African teacher and anti-apartheid activist of Afrikaner descent.)
• Mick Davis  + (South African/British businessman. He was the Chief Executive of mining company [[Xstrata]] until mergers [[Glencore]], a company is deeply tied to the Israeli intelligence service [[Mossad]].)
• Contras  + (South American death squads that were supported by the United States.)
• Columbia International University  + (South Carolina bible school)
• Clemson University  + (South Carolina university with strong military recruitment presence)
• South Dakota State University  + (South Dakota's largest and most comprehensive university)
• Mozambique  + (South East African state, former Portuguese colony, now in the British Commonwealth.)
• Sun Myung Moon  + (South Korean religious and business leader. Founder of the [[Unification movement]].)
• Naver  + (South Korean search engine)
• Suh Hoon  + (South Korean spook chief who promised to stop domestic [[spying]]. Arrested for "tampering with evidence" in 2022.)

• Angola  + (South West African state)

• Thailand  + (South east Asian kingdom. The first country to report a case of [[COVID]] outside [[China]], on 13 January 2020)
• William Hunt  + (Southern union-supporter who became [[United States Secretary of the Navy]], Minister to the [[Russian Empire]] and a [[United States federal judge|Judge]] of the [[United States Court of Claims|Court of Claims]].)
• Yuri Nosenko  + (Soviet KGB defector who ended up being tortured in secret CIA prison.)
• Konstantin Volkov  + (Soviet NKVD defector in Turkey who was betrayed by [[Kim Philby]].)
• Vladimir Kuzichkin  + (Soviet [[KGB]] officer who defected to the Tehran Station of the British secret intelligence service in [[1982]].)
• Oleg Lyalin  + (Soviet agent who defected from the [[KGB]].)
• Yuli Vorontsov  + (Soviet and Russian diplomat, including Ambassador to the United States.)
• Ken Alibek  + (Soviet biological warfare administrative management expert who defected to the United States.)
• Arkady Shevchenko  + (Soviet diplomat, the highest-ranking Soviet official to defect to the West.)
• Boris Vinogradov  + (Soviet spook who in 1934 seduced and recruited [[Martha Dodd]], the daughter of [[William Edward Dodd]], the [[United States ambassador in Germany]].)
• Joszef Peter  + (Soviet spy in the United States.)
• Whiskey on the Rocks  + (Soviet submarine that ran aground on the south coast of Sweden in 1981)
• Ernst Kux  + (Sovietologist and Foreign Editor of [[Neue Zürcher Zeitung]] who attended [[Le Cercle]])
• Document:The Forde Report is what it isn’t  + (So…why the silence? Why isn’t the [[Forde Report]] all over the comment shows? Why aren’t all the relevant people being quizzed? Why aren’t there on-air discussions and rows going on between the opposing parties (and/or supporters)?)
• Ignacio Polanco  + (Spanish Bilderberg TLC media mogul)
• Jaime Carvajal y Urquijo  + (Spanish Bilderberg steering committee member. Close to king [[Juan Carlos]]. Trilateral Commission.)
• Pablo Casado  + (Spanish Bilderberger politician)
• Josep Borrell  + (Spanish Euro-politician in the forefront of a censorship drive. Attended his first [[Bilderberg in 2023]])
• Cesid  + (Spanish [[intelligence agency]] closely tied to the [[PSOE]] government of [[Felipe González]].)
• Julián Santamaría Ossorio  + (Spanish [[opinion poll]] maker who helped the 'Yes' campaign in 1986 referendum on [[NATO]] membership by using his opinion polls for propaganda purposes. Then became Ambassador to the United States. Attended [[Bilderberg/1987]].)
• Carlos March Delgado  + (Spanish banker and heir to the March family fortune. Grandson of [[Juan March]]. Chairman of the Spanish Group of the [[Trilateral Commission]])
• Francisco Luzon Lopez  + (Spanish banker who attended [[Bilderberg/1995]] before in 1996 getting leading position in [[Banco Santander]].)
• Jesus de Polanco  + (Spanish billionaire media mogul.)
• Juan March  + (Spanish business magnate, arms and tobacco smuggler, banker and deep politician.)
• Carlos Ferrer Salat  + (Spanish businessman)
• Miguel Fernández Ordóñez  + (Spanish central banker. Promoter of [[Central bank digital currency]])
• José Creuheras  + (Spanish corporate media executive.)
• José Manuel Albares  + (Spanish diplomat and Foreign Minister. [[Bilderberg 2022]].)
• Federico Trillo Figueroa  + (Spanish diplomat and politician, [[Opus Dei]].)
• Bernardino León Gross  + (Spanish diplomat specializing in the [[Arab world]] who attended all Bilderbergs from [[Bilderbergs/2006|2006]] to [[Bilderbergs/2011|2011]])
• Don Juan Jose Rovira  + (Spanish diplomat who led several round of negotiations with the U.S. over military bases in Spain. Attended [[Bilderberg 1978]] as outgoing Ambassador to the United States.)
• Javier Monzón  + (Spanish economist)
• Pedro Solbes Mira  + (Spanish economist who attended the [[1999 Bilderberg|1999]] and [[2009 Bilderberg]]s)
• Quique Badia-Masoni  + (Spanish journalist member of the [[Integrity Initiative]] and the [[Institute for Statecraft]].)
• José Ignacio Torreblanca  + (Spanish journalist, member of the Integrity Initiative. Director of the [[European Council on Foreign Relations]] Office in Madrid)
• Carlos Núñez  + (Spanish media executive)
• Juan Luis Cebrián  + (Spanish media mogul with a heavy Bilderberg habit.)
• Albert Rivera Díaz  + (Spanish politician)
• María Dolores de Cospedal  + (Spanish politician)
• Narcis Serra  + (Spanish politician and deep state actor. Directed extensive deep state - possibly [[Gladio]]-linked - surveillance apparatus. [[Deputy Prime Minister of Spain]] 1991-95. Mentioned by [[IfS]].)
• Ignacio Camuñas Solís  + (Spanish politician and editor)
• Esteban Gonzáles Pons  + (Spanish politician and member of the [[Integrity Initiative]])
• Loyola de Palacio  + (Spanish politician who attended the [[2004 Bilderberg]])
• Joaquín Almunia  + (Spanish politician, European Commissioner for 10 years, 6 Bilderbergs)
• Enrique Baron  + (Spanish politician, economist, and lawyer.)
• Ana Palacio  + (Spanish politician, member of various spooky groups, signed the [[Document:Uniting Behind A People’s Vaccine Against COVID-19|People’s Vaccine]], attended 10 meetings of the [[Brussels Forum]])
• University of Deusto  + (Spanish private university in the [[Euskadi|Basque country]] owned by the [[Society of Jesus]].)
• Queen Sofía of Spain  + (Spanish royal with penchant for Bilderbergs)
• Alfredo Sánchez Bella  + (Spanish spook and possible deep politician)
• Barcelona Centre for International Affairs  + (Spanish think tank that hosted to the [[Integrity Initiative Spanish Cluster]])