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• Edelman
  ...htm O'Dwyers PR Daily; 2002 worldwide fees of Independent firms with major US operations], accessed 29.10.03</ref> ...s.<ref>[http://www.edelman.com/about_us/key_facts/index.asp Edelman, About Us]</ref>
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• Scientific Alliance
  ...ure.<ref>See Scientific Alliance [http://www.scientific-alliance.org/about-us/key-principles website], accessed 02 February 2015</ref> Between 2003 to ea ...me for Tony Blair to try the "fourth way": declare martial law and let the army sort out our schools, hospitals, and roads as well. Who knows, they might e
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• Information Research Department
  ...ls to co-ordinate the massacres, it meant that the highest echelons of the US administration were listening in. ...ate giants were represented, from General Motors, Chase Manhattan Bank and US Steel to ICI and British American Tobacco. With Suharto's connivance, the n
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• Douglas Hague
  ...the [[Oxford Strategic Leadership Programme]], formerly Director of the US Army's [[Strategic Planning Group]]. <ref> [http://www.afsat.com/iwaynews_ed8.pd
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• The Clandestine Caucus
  ...between the anti-socialist section of the labour movement and British and US capital and their states. In 1948, a member of the US State Department, Third Secretary at the London Embassy, [[Herbert E. Weine
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• 15 (UK) Psychological Operations Group
  ...archive.org/web/20060728161217/http://www.army.mod.uk/15psyops/ http://www.army.mod.uk/15psyops/] dated 28 July 2006 retrieved from the Internet Archive on ...archive.org/web/20060728161217/http://www.army.mod.uk/15psyops/ http://www.army.mod.uk/15psyops/] dated 28 July 2006 retrieved from the Internet Archive on
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• RAND Corporation
  ...ation''' is an influential US think-tank with extremely close links to the US military and the corporate sector. It emerged out of the alliance between b ...at its disposal. <Ref>Donald E. Abelson, ''A Capitol Idea: Think-Tanks and US Policy'' (McGill-Queen's Press - MQUP, 2006) p.75</ref>
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• Michael Howard (UK Academic)
  ...s Institute]], the NAT Atlantic Award, and the Paul Kitze Award from the [[US Center for Naval Analysis]]. He is President Emeritus of the [[Internationa ...lete waste of time". Still, he was rewarded with the chairmanship of the [[Army Education Advisory Board]], a post which he said, "involved doing virtually
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• Center for Private Enterprise
  <td>[[ Daniel W. Christman]]<br>Lt. General, U.S. Army (Ret.)<br>US Chamber of Commerce &ndash; Senior VP for International Affairs</td> US Chamber of Commerce &ndash; President and CEO</td></tr>
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• Douglas Dearth
  ...las Dearth, is an advisor to the Lincoln Group. He has taught at the U.S. Army War College and is a consultant to the British and Canadian Ministries of D ...International Relations and Political Science, and is a graduate of the US Army War College. He has lectured on security affairs in the United States, the
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• Ketchum
  *[[U.S. Army]], to &#39;reconnect the Army with the American people&#39; and boost recruiting around its 225th birthda ...the firm said 'Ketchum no longer represents the Russian Federation in the US or Europe with the exception of our office in Moscow'. 'Our partner in the
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• Economic League
  ...was passed to Sir [[Aukland Geddes]]. The former government minister and US ambassador was only in charge of the Economic League for a year before goin "We have had pressed on us a good deal that the iron and steel industry is in a very difficult state,
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• Big Business and the Moderates
  ...nd Transatlantic Understanding]] (TUCETU), a group with close links to the US embassy, re-opens an old and somewhat intriguing question. ...at it had received financial assistance from a group linked to a far right army officer, who had organised a private paramilitary strike breaking force dur
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• Neil Livingstone, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...et responsibility for world terrorism. Despite a December 1980 article in 'Army', in which he dismissed the Soviet network theory as a far-right fabricatio #{{note|71}}. Ethan Bronner, "US Heading Toward Showdown with Libya, Reagan Adviser Says," Boston Globe, Jan
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• Claire Sterling, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...we have seen, has had extensive links to the CIA and other branches of the US government). <ref>See Pietro Calderoni, "E Cosi CIA", ''L'Expresso'', 1 Jun In books and interviews, Sterling castigated the US government and especially the CIA for its cowardice in rejecting the Soviet
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• Walter Laqueur, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...will not found in Laqueur's book, and a glance at tables 2-1 and 3-1 tells us why he selects carefully and avoids numbers. ...he Sandinistas, and a proxy army was created to fight them. Israel's proxy army in Lebanon was put in place before open civil war occurred and was a tool o
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• Maurice Tugwell
  ...ion Policy]] unit (1971-73 (March)) which operated covertly inside British Army HQ in Lisburn in Northern Ireland. After leaving Ireland in March 1973, Tu ...Curtis, in her book Ireland - The Propaganda War, detailed the build up of Army public relations in Northern Ireland:
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• Arnaud de Borchgrave
  ...the major defectors from Soviet intelligence, to see what they could tell us about 'disinformation' and manipulating the media.” <ref>Edwin McDowell, ...nification Church students of Latin American descent were sent to the main US-campuses to spread the CAUSA magazine.
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• The British American Project for the Successor Generation
  ...85 with $425,000 from a Philadelphia-based trust with a long record in the US of supporting right-wing causes. ...], in the White House. The reason for the 21 March gathering that year was US fear of the rising opposition to the siting of Cruise and Pershing missiles
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• British Satellite News
  ...e UK Government. This was a propaganda broadcast distributed in Iraq by US Army psychological operations teams from a specially adapted aircraft, called [[ ...oning the occupation of Iraq is out of the question, but some criticism of US policy is possible. In one extraordinary apologia for the British occupatio
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