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• Project for the New American Century
  ...from Minnesota, is now a well-connected lobbyist who has represented such firms as [[AT&T]], [[Lockheed Martin]] and [[Microsoft]]. Weber is also vice chai ...tutions of American freedom and democratic capitalism--limited government, private enterprise, individual liberty and responsibility, vigilant and effective d
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• Peter Inge
  ==Career in private intelligence: Iraq and Chalabi== ...ay 2004 to act as the "coordination and management hub" for the fifty-plus private security companies in Iraq. They also contributed seventy-five teams of eig
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• Frank E. Ovaitt, Jr.
  ...onal Crime Prevention Council]], [[The International Society]], [[Overseas Private Investment Corporation]] and [[US-Philippine Business Committee]]. Also wor ...worked with [[Morgen-Walke Associates]] and [[Ogilvy Adams & Rinehart]] PR firms.
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• Stratfor
  '''Strategic Forecasting, Inc.''', more commonly known as [[Stratfor]], is a private intelligence company founded in 1996 in the United States. [[George Friedma :Stratfor is one of these snake-oil disinfo sales firms that traffics in "intelligence briefings" for people gullible enough to pay
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• Merchant Bridge and Co. Ltd
  ...Saudi Arabia. [[British Aerospace]] and [[Thomson-CSF]] are the main U.K. firms involved, with the key U.S. participants: [[Lucent Technologies]] (formerly ...Prior to working for Chase, Arab was head of Marketing and acting head of Private Banking at Riyadh Bank Europe covering Saudi clients. [http://www.zawya.com
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• Unilever: Influence / Lobbying
  ...’ organisation; Britain’s business voice.’ Its membership of 250,000 firms employs about half the UK's workforce. The stated objectives of the CBI are The UN-private sector seized momentum on 26 July 2000 when the [[Global Compact]] -basical
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• Raytheon: Influence/Lobbying
  ...date viewed: 01/10/01)</ref> and has employed at least 5 outside lobbying firms.<ref>'Total Disclosed Annual Lobbying Expenditures', Raytheon Watch web-sit ...CIB has an active membership base of over 300 multinational companies, law firms and business associations, and claims to provide unparalleled access to int
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• Westminster Advisers Ltd
  *[[H5]], UK based lobby group representing the five largest private hospital groups in the UK. [[Category:Lobbying firms]]
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• ScottishPower
  ==Scottish Power hires private security firm Vericola== ===Delegating dirty work to private security firms===
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• Ministry of Defence
  Private Finance Unit (PFU) ==Lobbying firms==
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 2: The Diehards' Hidden Hand
  ...d substantial support from Liverpool employers, in particular the shipping firms, for what was obviously something more than a simple propaganda machine. Ac ...nomic Leagues and its satellites once again had a monopoly on this area of private intelligence work. Quite what was actually happening during this early, and
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• Written in Flames
  The magazine Private Eye hinted at a link between the Hanson Trust's £50,000 funding of the Tor ...n of the City has opened-up an English club to foreign banks and many City firms are coming under American Australian or Japanese owners.
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• Scottish Enterprise: History
  ...ff and engaging in professional misconduct (thus precipitating the massive private pensions swindle); including of course Abbey National Life and the Norwich ...r money through people making private provision for theses things, through private pensions, health care insurance and so forth, add to that the unaccountabil
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• British Empire Union
  ...d substantial support from Liverpool employers, in particular the shipping firms, for what was obviously something more than a simple propaganda machine. Ac ...mic League]]s and its satellites once again had a monopoly on this area of private intelligence work. Quite what was actually happening during this early, and
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 4: The Economic League and the General Strike
  The Central Council of Economic League's "5th Annual Report", marked "for private circulation only", provides an impressive account of its activities during ...only from the thousands of students at its study circles but also from the firms owned or represented by the 150-200 Central and Regional Council members. I
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 7: Peace and Cold War
  ...covers separate specialist fields and that their fields do not overlap. If private enterprise wishes to see these organisations conduct a thorough, nationwide ...iod of reorganisation and "realignment" marked a new phase in the League's intelligence-gathering and blacklisting activities. The workplace discussions with apprentices and
  39 KB (6,147 words) - 14:16, 20 August 2007
• Spies at Work, Chapter 8: The Wilson Years
  ...to the idea of a mixed economy and the need for a thriving and adventurous private sector, and frequently argued that as President of the Board of Trade he ha ...clear that not only did he intend to cajole, bribe and if necessary force private enterprise in the direction he wanted it to take, but he also intended to b
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 9: Spies at Work
  ...Another memo indicated that the police were going to supply a report of a private Communist Party meeting in Brighton to the League. ...ily Express'' ran a piece about the League in which readers were told that firms:
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• Procter & Gamble: Corporate Crimes
  ...but other companies as well. At least one of the competitive-intelligence firms hired by P&G [competitive intelligence, corporate jargon for spying] delved ...FDA, because they lack funding, employ many people that originate from the private sector, are often closely linked to politicians, and rely on research condu
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• UK Defence Forum
  ...tain's best known defence lobbyists", who has previously lobbied for major firms such as [[BAE Systems]], [[Boeing]] and [[Rolls-Royce]] and is managing par ...urers and Brasiers; Tinplate Workers; Young's Brewery, as well as generous private individuals. <ref> [http://www.ukdf.org.uk/Supporters_and_benefits.html Sup
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