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  • *Dr. [[Sergey Kurginyan]], President, [[International Public Foundation Experimental Creative Center]], Russian Federation Topic: Geopolitical alli 2. How Does an Extreme Ideology From 100 Years Ago Influence Our Life Today? – The Muslim Brotherhood and Us.
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  • *[[Anas Darkaoui]] - programme manager, Asfari Foundation *[[Katie Evans]] - economist, Social Market Foundation
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  • ...deas.<ref>See [http://www.battleofideas.org.uk/2011/session_detail/5724 ‘Life off Earth: are the aliens out their?’], Sunday 30th October 2011, Battle ...]] (writer and speaker, [[Catholic Voices]], senior campaigner, [[Right to Life]]), and [[Jennie Bristow]] (writer on parenting culture and intergeneration
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  • ...ref>. He has been the director of the [[Future Cities Project]] since its foundation in 2006 and has also organised the [[Bookshop Barnies]] since 2005. He has ...an infatuation with carbon and the mindless repetitive trivia of everyday life. Such is the extent of this compulsion that it has even become government p
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  • :We, the undersigned, believe the following two principles to be the foundation of academic freedom: ...things students can learn at University is how to argue and debate. Campus life seems to now almost entirely lack a culture of debate and argument however.
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  • ...xchange, the Centre for Social Cohesion and the government-funded Quilliam Foundation - who believe Islamism, a political trend as broad as socialism or liberali ::AND the lessened life chances which multiculturalism has imposed on women from parallel communiti
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  • ...at 22:00 04 October 2007. This states it draws on a survey by the [[Soros Foundation]] Romania.</ref> :'''Immigrants 'Ruining British Way Of Life'''
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  • ...Freedom Alliance]], the [[European University of Rome]] and the [[Lepanto Foundation]]. Moderators include [[Bruce Bawer]]; panelists include [[Bat Ye'or]], [[B *'''24''' - [[Metropolitan Police]] Chief Constable Sir [[Paul Stephenson]] said the EDL and [[Stop th
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  • ...t worked with private builders to improve practices and enhance quality of life, but it kept its judgment independent.<ref name="Prince of Wales">Dominic K ...and oil interests among others, is heavily funded by the [[Koch Charitable Foundation]] whose founder, [[Charles G. Koch]], is one of the most generous donors to
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  • ==Background and early life== ...ision in Vietnam from 1967 to 1968. He was a patrolman with the Washington Metropolitan Police Department from January 1969 to June 1970. Graham joined The Washing
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  • ==Personal life== ...of another famous figure, the late Sir [[Max Joseph,]] founder of [[Grand Metropolitan]]. For 10 years, he and another future developer, [[Neville Conrad]], ran a
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  • *[[FIN Alahuhta, Matti Member of the Board, KONE; Chairman, Aalto University Foundation *[[USA Katz, Bruce J. Vice President and Co-Director, Metropolitan Policy Program, The Brookings Institution
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  • *[[Friends Provident Life Office]] + *[[Goldsmiths Research Foundation]] +
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  • ...ngful service and provides them with a vocation as a mode of succeeding in life thereafter. At the end of their service, the soldiers may choose out of thr ...finish their military service with a greater chance of success in civilian life."<ref name=''Formal Education''>FIDF Website [http://fidf.org/page.aspx?pid
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  • ...of the Straits of Tiran and the Gulf of Aqaba as ‘an attack on the very life of the state of Israel and its people.’ Citing ‘massive [Arab] mobiliza *al'e: New York Metropolitan
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  • ...at is to say as an academic towards the end of or after his service in the Metropolitan Police. Any photographs of Bob Lambert pictured earlier than 2007 would be ...on the growing campaign to have Lambert sacked from his position at London Metropolitan University, a BBC News package included a still photograph of ‘Bob Robins
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  • ...'' is a former undercover police officer who rose to be Commander of the [[Metropolitan Police Special Branch]] (MPSB) and Director of Intelligence. Since retiring ...October 2013 (accessed 23 September 2016).</ref> In 1975 he moved to the [[Metropolitan Police]], and applied to join Special Branch the following year.<ref name="
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  • ...s had been accused of corruption and misconduct during the clean up of the Metropolitan Police under Commissioner [[Robert Marks]] in the 1970s, and later during t ...iefs and was friends with Michael Ross. With corrupt contacts in SO11 (the Metropolitan Police's intelligence unit later run by [[Ray Adams]]), he sold intelligenc
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  • ...reviously an undercover officer with and then operational commander of the Metropolitan Police Special Branch's [[Special Demonstration Squad]] - pursued a second ...his way into networks and discourse subsequent to his retirement from the Metropolitan Police in a manner consistent with the way he did whilst a serving officer,
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  • ...reviously an undercover officer with and then operational commander of the Metropolitan Police Special Branch's [[Special Demonstration Squad]] - had a second care ...his way into networks and discourse subsequent to his retirement from the Metropolitan Police in a manner consistent with the way he did whilst a serving officer,
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