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• Erinys International
  ...last December that Ahmed Chalabi, the leader of the Pentagon-backed Iraqi National Congress, had engineered the Erinys contract in order to set up a private m In 2003 a report in the ''National Journal'' shed some light on the relationship between Nour USA and Erinys.
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• Michael Fitzpatrick
  Doctors are also expected to participate in the machinery of surveillance and intervention that has developed under the rubric of 'child protection'. ...ty'. See [http://www.socialaffairsunit.org.uk/ 'About Us'], Social Affairs Unit website, accessed November 2008</ref>.
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• Anthony Glees
  ...nths compiling a report for the right wing think-tank the [[Social Affairs Unit]] on extremism in British Universities. <ref>Polly Curtis, 'They don't sit ...ctivity on British Campuses'' Published by the right wing [[Social Affairs Unit]] in Autumn 2005. The report argued that British universities are in Glees'
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• The Clandestine Caucus
  ...day's CBI) and the other predominantly Midlands manufacturing group, the [[National Union of Manufacturers]], were set up during the first World War and they m ...organisations united by peak federations and all finally capped by a great national forum of workers and managers and employers, embraced by the protection of
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• Raytheon: Who, Where, How much?
  Unit H ...encompassing air defence/command and control centres and ground-based air surveillance and weapons-locating radars. Awaiting US and French regulatory approval as
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 8: The Wilson Years
  ...ary coup in which the military intervene in Government in the name of the 'National Will'." ...manufactured or exaggerated crisis) to impose on Britain a government of "national unity". This imposed government - led by [[Louis Mountbatten|Mountbatten]]
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 9: Spies at Work
  ...th a major trade union. In early 1966 it emerged that union would be the [[National Union of Seamen]] (NUS). The NUS was a strategically important union but no ...programme, was that appeals for funds for the strike were being made on a national basis but were to be sent to the Victoria and Albert Branch of the NUS whic
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• ASDA Wal-Mart: Corporate Crimes
  ...elfare only gets one brief mention as a 'minor' requirement to comply with national labour laws.[12] ...es, making any independent monitoring of its practices very difficult. The National Labor Committee in the US did manage to track down a factory producing toys
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• Open Europe
  ..., they argued, the EU aid budget should be dismantled, and returned to the national aid budgets of member states.<ref>[http://www.openeurope.org.uk/Content/doc ...immigration policy, through which it can opt into EU laws which are in its national interest. This approach could be bolstered, however, by creating a ‘rever
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• Special Air Service
  ...ge, assassination and demolition parties into insurgent-held areas, border surveillance, . . . liaison with, and organisation of friendly guerrilla forces operatin ::The 1974 file from the prime minister’s office – found at the [[National Archives]] in London in January – sheds new light on the early history of
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• Security Service
  ...not clear whether [[Edward Heath]] and [[Harold Wilson]] were told of the surveillance. Historian Stephen Dorril suggests this revelation appears to justify Wilso The surveillance was ended on the orders of Prime Minister [[James Callaghan]] in 1977. Call
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• Government Communications Headquarters
  ...dition-victim-sami-al-saadi-ruling?CMP=share_btn_tw GCHQ conducted illegal surveillance, investigatory powers tribunal rules], theguardian.com, 29 April 2015.</ref *Intelligence Analysis Unit & Open Source Joint Working Group.<ref name="AldrichGCHQ565">Richard J. Ald
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• Bob Lambert
  ...Alias=Bob Robinson|Series=undercover police officers|Image=PX_A_07.016.jpg|Unit=Special Demonstration Squad|DatesDeployed=1983 or 1984<ref name="DATE DISCR ...e/2014/08/25/the-spy-who-loved-me-2 ‘The Spy Who Loved Me: An undercover surveillance operation that went too far’], ''The New Yorker'', August 25 2014 issue (
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• Elizabeth Symons
  ...ide to [[Tony Blair]] and served as head of the [[Strategic Communications Unit]] in Downing Street.<ref>Grice, Andrew, "[http://findarticles.com/p/article ...ory Board of [[PGI Protection Group International]] (executive protection, surveillance and risk consulting)<ref name="Symons"/>
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• Military Reaction Force
  ...d to the decision to reorganise it in 1972 as the [[Special Reconnaissance Unit]] under the direct control of HQ Northern Ireland. Mark Urban quotes [[Lord Carver]] as stating: "For some time various surveillance operations by soldiers in plain clothes had been in train, initiated by [[F
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• Special Reconnaissance Unit
  ...he Taoiseach 5 April 1974 Army Plain Clothes Patrols in Northern Ireland], National Archives PREM 16/154.</ref> It is better known even within the Army, by a v ...Prime Minister [[Harold Wilson]] in April 1974, the Special Reconnaissance Unit replaced the [[Military Reaction Force]] units created in 1971:
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• Special Reconnaissance Regiment
  ...It is the successor unit to the deeply secretive [[Special Reconnaissance Unit]] formed in 1972/3, which operated via a range of cover names including [[4 ...to a number of press reports, Members of the regiment were involved in the surveillance of [[Jean Charles de Menezes]] prior to his shooting on 22 July 2005. The '
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• 14th Intelligence Company
  ...n Northern Ireland, most notably, it appears, the [[Special Reconnaissance Unit]], and which have reportedly become part of the [[Special Reconnaissance Re ...Prime Minister [[Harold Wilson]] in April 1974, the Special Reconnaissance Unit replaced the [[Military Reaction Force]] units created in 1971:
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• Special Demonstration Squad
  The [[Special Demonstration Squad]] is a Special Branch Unit established in the late 1960s as a result of the rise of the New Left. ...s 1. Subversive My Arse], BBC News, accessed 10 April 2008.</ref> It was a unit of the [[Metropolitan Police Service]] with a remit to prevent disorder.<re
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• RISC Management
  ...t, due diligence &amp; financial services, personal protection and counter-surveillance. His role was generating clients and introducing them to the relevant indiv ...ary measures were pressed, and Flood returned to duties at the Extradition Unit.
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• Institute for the Study of Conflict
  ...tish Cabinet Office) and asked his help in transforming the Forum research unit into a full-fledged Institute for the Study of Conflict. <ref>Steve Weissma ...70s, including [[Geoffrey Fairburn]], a lecturer in History at Australian National University; [[Samuel Finer]], who was [[Max Beloff|Beloff's]] successor at
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• Civil Nuclear Constabulary
  ...strategic reviews to prepare for its planned expansion into the [[Critical National Infrastructure Police]]. This new force was intended to mount armed patrol ...ed to send informers to infiltrate organisations and to conduct undercover surveillance under the [[Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000]] ([[RIPA]]). It is
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• List of intelligence agencies
  *[[National Directorate of Security (Afghanistan)|National Directorate of Security]] (NDS) *[[National Intelligence Service (Albania)|State Intelligence Service]] (SHISH); succes
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• The Security Industry extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...vement of career personnel with some claim to professionalism in political surveillance did not reduce the hysterical quality of the radical hunt. The private agen ...t produced lists of threatening worker activists and engaged in continuous surveillance and clearance (referred to in Britain as "vetting"). British industry tried
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• The Government Sector extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...ich by 1978 had graduated some 14,000 trainees - among them members of the National Guard, army, and local and state police, and representatives from private c ...irectives, and Attorney General William French Smith eventually admonished National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane in a letter dated August 2, 1984, protest
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• MMR
  ...blished in the BMJ by Kaye and Jick stated, "The Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program is supported by grants from [[Abbott Laboratories]], [[Berlex Labor ...op-stories/2010/05/25/dr-damned-115875-22283477/ Rebel medic who sparked a national panic over MMR jab is struck off], The Mirror, 25/5/10, acc 26 May 2010</re
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• Confidential Intelligence Unit
  ...section) and [[NDET]] are the three units answering to [[ACPO]]. As the "national co-ordinator for domestic extremism" he commands about 100 staff and has a ...the overall performance of the police service of England and Wales and the national Domestic Extremism units in reducing or removing the threat, criminality an
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• National Public Order Intelligence Unit
  ...section) and [[NDET]] are the three units answering to [[ACPO]]. As the "national co-ordinator for domestic extremism" he commands about 100 staff and has a The [[National Extremism Tactical Co-ordination Unit]] (NECTU) website describes its role as follows:
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• National Extremism Tactical Coordination Unit
  ...section) and [[NDET]] are the three units answering to [[ACPO]]. As the "national co-ordinator for domestic extremism" he commands about 100 staff and has a ...get farmers], by Jasper Copping, telegraph.co.uk, 14 April 2007.</ref> The unit is based in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, a centre of animal rights activism
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• Association of Chief Police Officers
  ...ncil-npcc Chief Constable Sara Thornton has been appointed as Chair of the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC)] NPCC, 1 December 2014 (accessed 14 June 2020 ...of the police service in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. In times of national need ACPO - on behalf of all chief officers - coordinates the strategic pol
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• Jason Bishop (alias)
  ..._Officer_sidebar|Name= Unknown|Series=Undercover Police|Alias=Jason Bishop|Unit=Special Demonstration Squad|DatesDeployed=1998-2005|Image=Bishopprofile.jpg ...July 2018). </ref> He appears, like his National Public Intelligence Order Unit (NPIOU) successor, [[Mark Kennedy]] (aka 'Mark Stone') to have got himself
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• Adrian Radford
  ...uality Alliance, OutRage!, SHAC|Companies=BlackChrysalis, London School of Surveillance}} ...he set up his two security firms, BLACKchrysalis and the London School of Surveillance.
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• Robert Nairac
  ==Special Reconnaissance Unit== ...llance duties. Nairac seems to have acted as a liaison officer between his unit, the local Army brigade and the RUC Special Branch.
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• Doug Powell CV
  § a comprehensive Information Centre featuring a national toll-free food safety telephone line staffed by food and health professiona 1999- present: member, communications advisory committee, National Institute of Nutrition
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• Unit 8200
  ...om'', Unit 8200 is the '''Israeli Sigint National Unit''' referred to in [[National Security Agency]] (NSA) documents released by [[Edward Snowden]].<ref>[http ===Unit 848===
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• Harry Newton
  ...orrespondent','' pp. 701-705. The piece listed the membership of the ILP's National Administrative Committee, and highlighted what it called an "overt plan of Newton himself joined the ILP's National Administrative Committee after a year's membership of the organisation.<ref
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• Contest
  ...d Darkgoldenrod;padding:1%;font-size:10pt"> “For the avoidance of doubt, surveillance is not part of the Prevent programme and intelligence gathering is not a fe * The Critical National Infrastructure
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• Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism
  *the [[National Security Secretariat]] (NSS) in the Cabinet Office; and ...ot taken on 19/04/2010, shows web content selected for preservation by The National Archives. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 1 May 2011.</ref>
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• The Damage Was Done: The Gibraltar Inquest
  ...sh Police and the MoD indicating that the IRA unit had been under constant surveillance all the way to the border. But by the time of the inquest the official stor :We raised a question over drinks about the Spanish surveillance. They said very strongly that the Spanish would not only testify but there
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• Philip Campbell Smith
  ...tp://cryptome.org/fru-herald.htm The Scot behind Ulster's dirty war; Elite unit passed intelligence to UDA death squads], The Sunday Herald, 19 November 20 ...tp://cryptome.org/fru-herald.htm The Scot behind Ulster's dirty war; Elite unit passed intelligence to UDA death squads], The Sunday Herald, 19 November 20
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• Intelligence and Security Group (NI)
  ...ence Corps]] units according to [[Mark Urban]], who states that the German unit took part in [[Operation WARD]].<ref>Mark Urban, Big Boys, Rules, Faber and ==Special Reconnaissance Unit==
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• Sandy Starr
  ...obin Lovell-Badge]] (head, stem cell biology and developmental genetics, [[National Institute for Medical Research]], he has been on the Board (now 'Advisory C ...ovell-Badge]] (head, stem cell biology and developmental genetics, [[MRC]] National Institute for Medical Research, erves on the Scientific and Clinical Advanc
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• The Quilliam Foundation and the Media
  ...with The [[Quilliam Foundation]] as a search term returns results from the national press as follow: The Guardian (London) (20), News International Newspapers ...t suspected of involvement in terrorism, and that Prevent is essentially a surveillance operation involving the QF. [[Arun Kundnani]], the author of ‘Spooked: H
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• Globalisation:First Defence:Activities
  ...bilities in the round, setting out the delivery of the ends set out in the National Security Strategy. First, configuring national security structures in such a way that will allow us to be prepared for 21s
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• Douglas Edwards (alias)
  ...Doug" Edwards|Series=undercover police officers|Image=Male_silhouette.png |Unit=Special Demonstration Squad|DatesDeployed=1968-1971|Targets=Anarchist group ...was communicated to me right from the very start. Even other members of my unit were not aware of my undercover name and which groups I infiltrated. It was
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• Mark Kennedy
  ...was recruited in 2002 by the Met’s [[National Public Order Intelligence Unit]]. He left school at 16, worked as a court usher and joined the City of Lon ...tional Index, a unit which became the [[National Public Order Intelligence Unit]] (NPOIU), a shadowy body that runs a nationwide intelligence database of p
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• David Ranson
  ...may81>Letter from Michael Alexander to Stephen Boys Smith, 27 May 1981, UK National Archives file PREM 19/505.</ref> ...may81>Letter from Michael Alexander to Stephen Boys Smith, 27 May 1981, UK National Archives file PREM 19/505.</ref>
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• Global Open
  ...er operatives into protest groups in his role as head of the Animal Rights National index. The animal rights movement subsequently became one of the main focus ...of Chief Police Officers]] which until recently ran the secretive national unit of undercover police officers deployed in protest groups, stated that "the
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• Covert Human Intelligence Sources
  ...s provided by a Surveillance Commissioner under the direction of the Chief Surveillance Commissioner, who reports directly to the Prime Minister. The Commissioners ...undercover operatives working for the [[National Public Order Intelligence Unit]], an agency that monitors so-called domestic extremists.<ref name="Evans">
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• Living Marxism: List of contents and publications
  ...e? Bringing Up Children in the Post-Permissive Society'', [[Social Affairs Unit]], ''Living Marxism'', November 1988, No. 1, p. 35. *[[Sharon Clarke]], 'National security', ''Living Marxism'', No. 6 - April 1989, p. 34.
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