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				 Abedi, Agha Hasan
				  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The White Man's 
				Game', p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', p. 
				216 
				Shiite Muslim. 
				President of United Bank until November 1972. Founder (1972) and 
				president of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI), 
				which was initially financed by wealthy individuals like Sheik 
				Zayed bin Sultan al-Nahyan. The bank's early growth was 
				concentrated in the Gulf region, where Abedi could take 
				advantage of his contacts. The bank had been only a year old 
				when the oil embargo started (October 1973), but already it was 
				operating in four Gulf states and had opened offices in the 
				immigrant neighborhoods of London. Between 1973 and 1974, BCCI 
				branches began popping up in much fancier neighborhoods of 
				London. Bank of Credit and Commerce International SA was 
				registered in the Caymans in 1975. It functioned as the 
				principal banking subsidiary of BCCI Holdings SA, which had been 
				established in Luxembourg in 1972. Beneath these two umbrella 
				groups, Abedi had begun forming a bewildering array of 
				additional companies and banking entities. February 22, 1992, 
				The Seattle Times: "Former CIA Director William Casey [Le 
				Cercle] met secretly over several years with the Pakistani head 
				of the illicit Bank of Credit and Commerce International, a 
				television report to be aired this weekend alleges. A CIA 
				spokesman denied the allegation, which is included in a 
				90-minute NBC News report on BCCI to be broadcast tomorrow 
				morning... The NBC report, quoting unnamed BCCI sources, alleges 
				Casey had secret meetings with Abedi every few months from 1984 
				through 1986 in a $2,000-per-night presidential suite at the 
				Madison Hotel in Washington. The two men discussed the 
				Iran-contra arms-for-hostages transactions and CIA arms 
				shipments to the rebels in Afghanistan, the report says." 
				December 13, 2003, The Guardian, 'Smart money' (a combined 
				review of Loretta Napoleoni's 'Modern Jihad: Tracing the Dollars 
				Behind the Terror Networks' and Jeffrey Robinson's 'The Sink: 
				Terror, Crime and Dirty Money in the Offshore World'): 
				"William Casey, Reagan's CIA chief, used Pakistan and its BCCI 
				bank as fronts to train Afghan rebels against the Soviets. 
				Covert operations required a "black network" within the bank and 
				its state equivalent, the notorious ISI. The bank financed and 
				brokered covert arms deals, complete with full laundry service. 
				The short and logical step from there was a BCCI/ISI/CIA move 
				into drug smuggling to feed the needy, and leaky, money pipeline 
				to the Mujahedin. The Pakistan-Afghan connection became the 
				biggest single supplier of heroin to the US, meeting 60% of 
				demand, with annual profits a stratospheric $100-$200 billion."  | 
			 
			
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				 Agnelli, Giovanni 
				"Gianni"  | 
				
				 
				Sources: July 1997, Jeffrey Steinberg for Executive Intelligence 
				Review, 'Tinny Blair Blares For Prince Philip's Global 
				Eco-Fascism' (Steinberg claimed to have had several 1001 Club 
				membership lists from the 1980s, I believe from a Canadian 
				source); 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', p. 216 
				The history of Fiat 
				begins with his grandfather, Giovanni Agnelli. In 1899, Giovanni 
				signed a contract with Emanuele Bricherasio di Cacherano, an 
				eccentric Turinese nobleman looking for investors, as a partner 
				in Fiat. Giovanni managed to become the majority shareholder in 
				1906, but supposedly through illegitimate means. A long judicial 
				battle would follow until May 1912, when Giovanni was acquitted 
				of the charges. The company started to make large profits in the 
				wake of WWI due to all the domestic and foreign military orders 
				it received. In 1918, Agnelli published a book entitled 
				'European Federation or League of Nations', arguing for a 
				federalist Europe as antidote to destructive nationalism. 
				Eduardo Agnelli, his son, died in a plane crash in 1935. The 
				wife of Eduardo (Gianni's mother), who died in a car accident in 
				1945, was Virginia Bourbon del Monte, daughter of the Prince of 
				San Faustino and an American named Jane Campbell. The elder 
				Giovanni died 3 weeks later.  
				Gianni was born in 1921 
				in Turin, Italy. He graduated in Law from Turin University. 
				During World War II he served as a Cavalry Officer in the 
				Italian Expeditionary Force on the Russian front, with the 
				"Lodi" Tank Reconnaissance Unit in Tunisia and in the "Legnano" 
				Division of the Italian Liberation Corps. For his conduct in 
				Tunisia he was awarded the War Cross for Military Valour. Became 
				president of Juventus (soccer club) in 1947 and over the eight 
				years of his stewardship oversaw the establishment of Juventus 
				as the powerful force in Italian and European football that it 
				is today. In 1955 Giovanni Agnelli married Marella, daughter of 
				Prince Caracciolo di Castagneto and Margaret Clark. Joined Fiat 
				in 1943 as vice chairman. In 1957 David Rockefeller paid a visit 
				to Italy and met with Agnelli. The two became friends and 
				several years later David invited Agnelli to the newly created 
				International Advisory Council of Chase Manhattan. He was 
				appointed managing director of FIAT in 1963. Became managing 
				director, chairman, and principal shareholder of Fiat in 1966. 
				As head of Fiat, he oversaw 4.4% of Italy's GNP, 3.1% of its 
				industrial workforce, and 16.5% of its industrial investments in 
				research. He opened factories from Russia (at the time Soviet 
				Union) to South America, and started international alliances and 
				joint ventures (like Iveco) which marked a new industrial 
				mentality. In 1970, Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger met 
				Agnelli at Hotel Quirinale in Rome. After this meeting Kissinger 
				and Agnelli became good friends. In 1973 Agnelli helped with the 
				creation of the Trilateral Commission. According to Adnkronos, 
				Agnelli was friends with Giscard d'Estaing, the Rothschild 
				family and Lord Carrington, Katherine Graham, Arthur 
				Schlesinger, Jr., Felix Rohatyn, senator Ted Kennedy, the writer 
				Truman Capote, Andy Warhol, and international architects as 
				Renzo Piano, Kenzo Tange, Norman Foster, and Frank O. Gehry. 
				Zbigniew Brzezinski was another influential person he often met 
				with. Chairman of the family’s financial company, the Istituto 
				Finanziario Industriale, the Exor Group SA, the Giovanni Agnelli 
				Foundation, and La Stampa publishing company. He was also on the 
				board of Credito Italiano and of the Mediobanca and was a member 
				of the international committee of Chase Manhattan Bank (until a 
				few years before his death). In May 1974 he was elected chairman 
				of the Confederation of Industry (Confindustria), a position he 
				held until July 1976, when he handed over to his chosen 
				successor, Guido Carli, a former Governor of the Bank of Italy. 
				According to Italian sources, Agnelli was a co-founder of the 
				European Round Table in 1983 (Umberto Agnelli, his younger 
				brother, was one of the original members), together with Pehr 
				Gyllenhammar and Etienne Davignon, both also close to Kissinger, 
				Rockefellers, and the Rothschilds. Named senator for life in 
				1991 and subscribed to the independent parliamentary group. 
				Later named a member of the senate's defence commission. 
				Honorary vice-president of the Association for the Monetary 
				Union of Europe anno 1998, which was co-founded by Etienne 
				Davignon and brought us the EMU. Member of the International 
				Advisory Board of the Council on Foreign Relations. Honorary 
				chairman of the Council for Relations between Italy and the 
				United States. Correspondent member of the Academy of Moral and 
				Political Science of the Institut de France and a member of the 
				Chairman's Council of the (Rockefeller's) Museum of Modern Art 
				in New York (at least in 1999). Trustee of the Solomon R. 
				Guggenheim Foundation. Stood down as chairman of FIAT in 1996. 
				Giovanni Alberto Agnelli, the eldest son of Umberto Agnelli, was 
				the first person to be pointed out as Giovanni Agnelli's 
				successor, but died in 1997 of a rare form of intestinal cancer, 
				age 33. His only son, Edoardo, who wasn't interested in making 
				cars, committed suicide on November 15, 2000 by jumping off a 
				bridge in Turin; Gianni himself joined the police at the scene. 
				The Agnelli family was one of the largest investors in 
				Rockefeller Center until 2001, together with David Rockefeller, 
				Goldman Sachs, and Stavros Niarchos. At that point the Speyer 
				and Crown families took over, both closely connected to the 
				Rockefeller interests. Agnelli was a member of the 1001 Club, 
				the Trilateral Commission, the Bilderberg steering committee, 
				the European Round Table, and a governor of the Atlantic 
				Institute for International Affairs. Died in 2003. John Elkann (ERT 
				member) is expected to become the new head of the Agnelli 
				interests in the coming years.  | 
			 
			
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				 Ahmed, Ali   | 
				
				 
				Sources: 2004, Philip Dröge, 'Het Oranjekapitaal,' p. 211-216 
				Corrupt 
				Bengal/Pakistani project developer. According to people from the 
				Amsterdam underworld, Ahmed ended up in an Indian jail in the 
				1940s, for large-scale smuggling of gold and diamonds. 
				Supposedly, he was bought free for a a huge sum. In the late 40s 
				and early 50s Ahmed is said to have been involved in the arms 
				trafficking from the Netherlands and England to Pakistan, which 
				was formed in 1947. One of Ahmed's partners in this trafficking 
				was MI6 agent Sir Denis Kendall, a member of Parliament and an 
				intimate of Winston Churchill at the time, who, in the decades 
				after, headed a couple of labs and companies involved in the 
				creation of chemical and biological weapons. Head Finance 
				Intercontinental in London in the 1970s in which Maxwell Rabb 
				became the largest shareholder. Friend of Mobutu and Prince 
				Bernhard. Persuaded Bernhard to convince the Moroccan King 
				Muhammed II to invest in a certain hotel. The deal went awry and 
				it took 20 years for the relations between the two royal houses 
				to normalize. Ahmed disappeared in 1976.   | 
			 
			
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				 Aitken, Sir Max 
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				Sources: 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', p. 216 
				Son of the 1st Lord 
				Beaverbrook (1879-1964) who lived in Canada, and as a stauch 
				imperialist was very opposed to Britain joining the European 
				Economic Community (EEC). The elder William Maxwell "Max" Aitken, 
				the 1st Lord Beaverbrook, became a stockbroker and by 1910 had 
				made a fortune from Canadian cement mills. Went on to become a 
				conservative member of Parliament who visited the Western front 
				during WWI. David Lloyd George granted Aitken the title Lord 
				Beaverbrook in 1918, and appointed him as Minister of 
				Information that same year. During the war Beaverbrook acquired 
				a controlling interest in the Daily Express. Beaverbrook 
				immediately set about a coordinated British propaganda 
				programme, responsible for the dissemination of war information 
				at home, among Allies and in neutral countries. His close 
				colleague, Lord Northcliffe, meanwhile was responsible for 
				directing propaganda towards the populations of enemy nations. 
				Turned the Daily Express into the most widely read newspaper in 
				the world. Founded the Sunday Express in 1921. Purchased the 
				Evening Standard in 1929. An employee of Lord Beaverbrook was 
				Sefton Delmer, who was sent to head the German Daily Express 
				office in the early 1930s. Here Delmer became a friend of Ernst 
				Roehm, who arranged for him to become the first British 
				journalist to interview Adolf Hitler. In the 1932 general 
				election Delmer travelled with Hitler on his private aircraft. 
				In 1933 he was also with Hitler when he inspected the Reichstag 
				Fire. Delmer returned to England in 1940 and joined the SOE in 
				its fight against the Nazis. Before and during the initial 
				stages of WWII, Beaverbrook was a strong supporter of 
				Anglo-German Peace, which also included Sir Harry Brittain, 
				Lloyd George, Lord Halifax, Rab Butler, the Duke of Hamilton 
				(royal housekeeper; the one Nazi second-in-command Rudolf Hess 
				tried to reach in May 1941), Sir Nevile Henderson, Sir Samuel 
				Hoare, and seemingly also some senior MI6 figures. Operation 
				Dynamo was completed on June 4, 1940 and Hitler just allowed the 
				British and French forces to escape back to England. Informed 
				historians like the well-connected Sir Basil Liddell Hart 
				(interviewed Nazi generals and knew many important people in the 
				British government) have written that Hitler did not want war 
				with the British Empire, because at least in the initial stages 
				of the conflict the British Empire would devour too many 
				resources to maintain. The earlier mentioned Sefton Delmer wrote 
				in his 1962 book 'Black Boomerang': "Beaverbrook had paid 
				several visits to Berlin between 1935 and 1939 and on each 
				occasion he had talked at length with Hitler and Hess. They were 
				talks in which Hitler, sometimes in the presence of Hess, had 
				gone out of his way to impress his British visitor with his 
				essential reasonableness and good sense. Not without some 
				success, as was shown by Beaverbrook's refusal to believe in 
				1939 that Hitler could be so foolish as to forego the immense 
				gains that avoidance of war would certainly have brought him... 
				In neutral Switzerland, the Aga Khan had told Ribbentrop's 
				amateur agent, Prince Max Hohenlohe, that Lord Beaverbrook was 
				all for peace and compromise with Hitler. 'Beaverbrook,' so the 
				Prince in a letter to the German Foreign Office on July the 
				25th, igq.o quoted the Aga Khan as saying, 'is the only man who 
				has the courage, the power and the standing to bring about a 
				change in England even against Churchill, since Churchill has 
				for a long time been in Beaverbrook's pay.'" Minister for 
				Aircraft Production 1940-1941. On September 9, 1941 Beaverbrook 
				first met with Rudolf Hess (Delmer): "Dressed, as ever, in 
				his sober blue serge suit he walked into Hess's sick room, flung 
				his soft black hat on a table and advanced towards Hess with the 
				outstretched hand and wide cheery smile of an old friend. It was 
				the very opposite to the frozen formality of Lord Simon... Hess 
				now stated that the object of his flight to Scotland had been to 
				make peace with Britain "on any terms", providing that Britain 
				would then join Germany in attacking Russia. It was an odd 
				statement for him to make in view of the fact that he had not 
				mentioned the coming attack on Russia with so much as a word 
				when he had his talk with Lord Simon. And to Kirkpatrick he had 
				denied point blank that Hitler meant to attack Russia. Nor had 
				the terms he put down in writing at the time of his talk with 
				Lord Simon suggested Germany's readiness for peace with Britain 
				"at any price"... Hess's main theme was that the British were 
				wrong if they hoped that the conflict with the Soviet Union 
				would so weaken both Russia and Germany that at the end of it 
				Britain's 19th-century hegemony over Europe would be restored... 
				'world domination awaits the Soviet Union in the future, if her 
				power is not broken now', Hess said." Minister of Supply 
				1941-1942. Minister of War Production 1942. Lord Privy Seal 
				1943-1945. 
				Sir Max Aitken, the 
				1001 Club member, is also known as the 2nd Lord Beaverbrook. 
				Born in 1910 in Canada. Served as a pilot during World War II, 
				earning the Distinguished Service Order and Distinguished Flying 
				Cross. Reached the rank of Group Captain. Member of Parliament 
				for Holborn 1945-1950. After the war he entered the family 
				newspaper business as a director of the Express Group and 
				Beaverbrook Newspapers Ltd. Chairman of Beaverbrook Newspapers 
				since at least the 1960s. Chancellor of the University of New 
				Brunswick. Died in 1985.  
				Privy councilor 
				Jonathan Aitken, the former head of Le Cercle who was deeply 
				involved in illegal arms transports, is a great nephew of the 
				2nd Lord Beaverbrook. He has become an opponent of Britain 
				remaining in the European Union and deepining its integration 
				with it, because he feels Britain will have very little 
				influence on decision making in the EU.  
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				 Al-Naki, Mohammed  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				His biography at the Davos site  
				Chairman of Kuwait 
				Industries Holding. Military Academy, United Kingdom; Royal 
				School of Military Engineers, United Kingdom; Industrial Course, 
				Institute of Social Studies, Netherlands; Master's degree in 
				Business and Industrial Management, USA. Director, Al Jazeera 
				Holding, Kuwait; Chairman, Kuwait International English School. 
				Vice-Chairman: Al Safat Investment Co., Kuwait; Al Madina 
				Financial & Investment Co., Sultanate of Oman. Member of the 
				Board: Transgulf Industrial Investment, Sultanate of Oman; 
				Alujain Corporation, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Al Ahlia 
				University, Kingdom of Bahrain. Member of the Committee, Arab 
				Academy for Electronic Business, Egypt. Life Member, WWF 1001 
				Club, Switzerland. Board of Trustees, Kuwait America Foundation, 
				Kuwait. Member: Journal of Arab Children, Kuwait; Arab 
				Federation for Engineering Industries, Iraq; Arab Business 
				Council, Jordan; Arab Thought Forum, Jordan. Recipient of the 
				President's Medal, Lion of the Republic of Finland.  | 
			 
			
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				 Alsdorf, James William  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				Digital Who's Who 
				Born in 1913. Son of a 
				Dutch diplomat who moved to Chicago and became an exporter. Quit 
				the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Finance and 
				Commerce as a sophomore in 1933, and took a selling job with his 
				father's A. J. Alsdorf Corp., one of Chicago's oldest export 
				businesses. Bought the Cory Food Services, Inc. in 1942, 
				focusing a lot on the coffee business. Worked for Cory in 
				Chicago, Toronto, London, Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki, Zurich. 
				Founded the Alsdorf Foundation in 1944. Chairman of Alsdorf 
				International Ltd. in Chicago. Chairman of the Art Institute of 
				Chicago and member of member of the international council of the 
				Rockefeller's Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City. 
				Involved in many other arts institutes. Member of the Chicago 
				Council on Foreign Relations, the Asia Society, the Newcomen 
				Society, and the Smithsonian Institution. Director World 
				Wildlife Fund. Associated with the leadership of Loyola 
				University, an old Jesuit university in Chicago. Died in 1990.
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				 Anderson, Robert O.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Graduated from The 
				University of Chicago in 1939 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. 
				Self made oil man and president of the Atlantic Oil Company. 
				Served on the Board of Directors of the national Petroleum 
				Council since 1951 and is the recipient of numerous honorary 
				degrees and awards. Chairman of the Board of the Federal Reserve 
				Bank of Dallas from 1961 through 1964. Acquired the Richfield 
				Oil Company through mergers (about 1966) and became the chairman 
				of Atlantic Richfield (until 1986 when he retired). Became a 
				partner in the Fazenda Bodoquena ranch in Brazil in 1967, at the 
				invitation of the Rockefellers, mainly David, whom he had known 
				since his days at the University of Chicago. The Rockefellers 
				and Anderson sold the ranch in in 1980 for a substancial profit. 
				Chairman and CEO of Hondo Oil & Gas Company, Roswell, New 
				Mexico, from 1986 to 1994. Served on the Board of Directors of 
				Chase Manhattan Bank, New York, Columbia Broadcasting System, 
				New York; First National Bank of Chicago; Weyerhaeuser Company, 
				Tacoma, Washington; and Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Inc. of Los 
				Angeles. In the past 55 years his business endeavors have 
				included - in addition to the exploration, production, refining 
				and marketing of oil - cattle raising and feeding operations, 
				mining and milling, and general manufacturing. By the end of his 
				career, Robert O. Anderson was reported to have more land 
				holdings than any other person in the world. He had also bought 
				the London Observer and was the founder of the International 
				Institute for Environment and Development (London). He heavily 
				financed the Aspen Institute of which he was a chairman.  | 
			 
			
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				 Annenberg, Walter H.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', p. 216
				 
				Son of Moses Annenberg, 
				publisher of The Philadelphia Inquirer. Born in 1908. The story 
				of Moses & Max (older brother) Annenberg is a tale of a 
				hardworking immigrants and financial geniuses who got their 
				start working alongside violent Chicago gangsters while employed 
				by newspaper titan William Randolph Hearst at the turn of the 
				last century. After some time, the owner of the Tribune, Bertie 
				McCormick, decided to hire Moses Annenberg away from Hearst. For 
				a while, the Annenberg brothers were sending out thugs to battle 
				each other. Fifteen years later, Max Annenberg was alleged to be 
				an associate and friend of Chicago crime boss Al Capone. In 
				1924, Moses Annenberg got involved with a racing news service in 
				Chicago and Milwaukee. Soon there were reports that those who 
				didn't take the Annenberg race wire service were themselves the 
				victims of beatings, fire bombings and, on occasion, murder. The 
				crime syndicates had come to be dependent on Moses Annenberg. 
				Without his service they couldn't operate their illegal gambling 
				rackets. In 1938, the Secretary of the Interior, Harold Ickes, 
				traveled from Washington D.C. to give a speech in Philadelphia 
				condemning Moses Annenberg, who, at that time, was backing the 
				Republican candidate for governor of Pennsylvania. Ickes charged 
				it was Annenberg's violent tactics during the Chicago newspaper 
				wars that inspired gangsters like Al Capone. Ickes said that 
				"the hiring of Moses Annenberg by Hearst was the beginning of 
				the subsequent flood of lawlessness that almost engulfed law 
				enforcement in the United States." Moses, Walter, and 2 
				other business associates were indicted in 1939 for evading more 
				than $2 million in taxes and another $3 million in penalties and 
				interest. Moses was later separately indicted for conspiring to 
				bribe a Philadelphia detective. In April 1940, Moses Annenberg 
				agreed to plead guilty to one count -- "willfully" evading 
				$1,217,296 -- and to pay almost $9 million in fines and 
				penalties. In exchange for his plea the government agreed to 
				drop all charges against his son, Walter Annenberg. In the 
				1940s, Walter Annenberg established Triangle Broadcasting, which 
				at its peak controlled 6 AM radio stations, 6 FM radio stations, 
				and 6 TV stations. He is also the founder and owner of Triangle 
				Publications, which owned the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Daily 
				News, TV Guide and Seventeen Magazine. Received the Alfred I. 
				DuPont Award (Pilgrim) in 1951. Received the Marshall Field 
				Award (Pilgrim) in 1958. Founded The Annenberg School for 
				Communication at The University of Pennsylvania in 1958. 
				Ambassador to England 1969-1974. During his assignment to 
				Britain, Annenberg appointed Gorden Gray as chairman of his 
				Triangle Broadcasting Company 1969–1975. Gray was very big in 
				government and intelligence since 1947, the original director of 
				the Psychological Strategy Board, and a heir to the R.J. 
				Reynolds fortune. Annenberg founded The Annenberg School for 
				Communication at the University of Southern California in 1971. 
				In 1988, News Corp. acquired Triangle Publications, including TV 
				Guide. Founder-trustee and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of 
				the Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage, California. 
				Annenberg also served as Trustee of the Eisenhower Exchange 
				Fellowships and the Winston Churchill Traveling Fellowships. He 
				was Emeritus Trustee of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the 
				Philadelphia Museum of Art, The University of Pennsylvania and 
				The Peddie School. Annenberg received honorary degrees from many 
				international universities. Annenberg was named Honorary Knight 
				Commander of the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth 
				II. He was also named Officer of the French Legion of Honor, and 
				presented with the Order of Merit of the Republic of Italy. 
				(received dozens of other awards and honors) He was a member of 
				the Associated Press, the American Society of Newspaper Editors, 
				International Press Institute, National Press Club, Overseas 
				Press Club, American Newspaper Publishers Association, Sigma 
				Delta Chi, the International Arts-Medicine Association, and the 
				Inter-American Press Association. Has been awarded by the ADL. A 
				former Commander of the United States Naval Reserve, Annenberg 
				also was a member of the Navy League of the U.S. He also has his 
				own foundation, the Annenberg Foundation. Walter Annenberg was a 
				generous philanthropist who gave millions to universities, art 
				museums, charities and PBS. He was a friend to kings and 
				presidents. Member of the Pilgrims Society and the 1001 Club. 
				Died in 2002.   | 
			 
			
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				 Batliner, Herbert
				  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 2004, Philip Dröge, 'Het Oranjekapitaal,' p. 211-216 
				Senior lawyer and fund 
				manager from Liechtenstein who is said to administer more than 
				10,000 letterbox companies and foundations. In 1974, Prince 
				Bernhard sold his Castle Warmelo to the Evlyma Trust in 
				Liechtenstein, a subsidiary of Tibor Rosenbaum's (1001 Club; 
				Mossad agent; criminal) BCI. The Trust was managed by Herbert 
				Batliner. President of Pontificia Accademia delle Scienze 
				Sociali located in Vatican City. Good friend of the former 
				German chancellor Helmut Kohl (chancellor from 1982 to 1998). A 
				2002 Observer article reported about a classified BND report 
				which accused Herbert Batliner of laudering money for Kohl's 
				Christian Democrat party (CDU). Besides having funneled money to 
				Kohl's political party, the BND also accused Batliner of having 
				done the same for pro-western Ferdinand Marcos of the 
				Philippines, drug lord Pablo Escobar, and Mobutu Sese Seko of 
				Zaire/Congo (1001 Club). As one might expect, Batliner has been 
				cleared of all charges. The globalist Walther Leisler Kiep
				(bio), 
				one-time treasurer of Kohl's CDU, was involved in receiving 
				these illegal campaign donations. At the same time Kiep 
				negotiated illegal arms deals for the Thyssens, ironically just 
				as Franz Joseph Strauss, Kohl's original neofascist opponent. A 
				Peter Frommelt was mentioned as a trustee of the Evlyma Trust. 
				Peter might have been a relative of Egmond Frommelt, the 1001 
				Club banker closely associated with the royal House of 
				Liechtenstein.   | 
			 
			
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				 Beitz, Berthold  | 
				
				 
				Sources: November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special 
				Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (Steinberg of 
				EIR claimed to have had several 1001 Club membership lists from 
				the 1980s, I believe from a Canadian source) 
				From Germany. Like his 
				father, Berthold studied to be a banker. In April 1939, at the 
				age of twenty-five, he was engaged by the Royal Dutch Shell Oil 
				Company in Hamburg. It was as a result of the expertise he had 
				acquired in the strategically important oil industry that Beitz 
				could have his military service deferred and receive a wartime 
				commission as the business manager of the Beskidian Oil 
				Company—later renamed the Carpathian Oil Company—at Boryslaw in 
				eastern Galicia. Protected the Jews in his company from 
				prosecution and has been awarded for that. Beitz was an 
				important German industrialist of the second half of the 20th 
				century. In 1953 he took over as CEO and chairman of Krupp 
				Industries (picked by Alfried Krupp). Chairman of Grundig AG 
				until 1993. Chairman of the Krupp Foundation in 2003, while in 
				his nineties. He is a honorary member of the International 
				Olympic Committee.  | 
			 
			
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				 Bin Laden, Sheikh Salem  | 
				
				 
				Sources: October 5, 2001, Executive Intelligence Review, 'Why 
				the Real Name Is 'Osama Bin London'' 
				He was the older 
				brother of Osama Bin Laden and one of only four Saudis in the 
				1001 Club (late eighties). James Reynolds Bath was his U.S. 
				representative from 1978 and on, through which he made large 
				investments in the United States. In 1979 Bath bought a 5% share 
				in George W. Bush's first oil company, Arbusto. Bath made his 
				fortune by investing money for Sheikh Kalid bin Mahfouz (20% 
				stake in BCCI) and Salem Bin Laden into the BCCI, which was 
				indicted in 1988 for being involved in a huge amount of drug 
				laundering. Salem Bin Laden died in a small plane crash over 
				Houston in 1988. Finally, in 1991, the bank went out of 
				business. This money from the BCCI has likely been used in 
				financing the Mudjahedeen and various terrorist organizations 
				that came into existence after the Afghan war. 
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				 Bjercke, Alf R.  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				Digital Who's Who; From a biography on his personal site (never 
				responded to questions for more information about the 1001 Club 
				via bjercke@online.no) 
				Leaving school, he 
				became a cowboy in Argentina, before studying at the 
				Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Joined the Royal 
				Norwegian Air Force in Toronto in 1941. Managing director and 
				chairman of a Norwegian paint company, which set up sister 
				companies in Ethiopia, Denmark, and Sweden. Received the 
				Officer's cross of the Star of Ethiopia and president Bourguiba 
				named him commander of the Order de la Republique. Honorary 
				consul general of Tunisia in Norway 1963-1993 (a post now passed 
				on to his son). Head of Alf Bjercke A/S in Oslo since 1969. 
				Director, vice-chairman, or chairman at Jotungruppen A/S, 
				Nydalens Compagnie, Addis Ababa National Chemical Ind. Ltd., 
				Norwater, ABC Produkter A/S, Scanpump A/S, Vallenova, Inc., 
				Oplandske Dampskibsselskab, Norwegian Shipping & Trade Journal, 
				A/S Habil, Akershus Broiler Co., Chilinvest A/S., Pan Art 
				Gallery, Vinland Film A/S & Co. Atheneum Pub. Co., Atheneum 
				Communications, Inc., Mosvold Overseas Trading Co., Alamo Co., 
				JMB A/S Parfumes, Chimpundu Mine, Ltd., Norgem Mining Ltd., 
				Kitwe, Zambia, Mineral Resources A/S, UniClip A/S, Alvern-Norway 
				A/S, Fröyna Industries, Moelster International A/S, A/S 
				Moist-Absorbing Soles, Ide-Ko A/S, Hamper A/S, and Nor-art A/S. 
				Chairman board A/S Norsemeter 1992-1996. Vice chairman of the 
				Norwegian Spring Water Association. Headed the Polio Plus 
				campaign, chairman of the Norwegian Athletic Association, member 
				of Norway's Olympic committee, president of the International 
				Wine & Food Society, charter member of the Peace Park Club of 
				southern Africa (together with the Rockefellers, Rothschilds, 
				and Oppenheimers), and author on diplomacy and business ethics. 
				Chairman council Kofoed School, 1962-80; member Olympic 
				Committee of Norway, 1971-74; executive committee Norwegian 
				UNIDO Council, del. conference; Norway del. Economic Commission 
				for Africa; member Norwegian Arbitration Board for Competitive 
				Questions; chairman Society for Protection of Ancient Towns, 
				Society for Reconstruction of Old Christiania, 1968-96; member 
				council Norsk Sjofartsmuseum; chairman board Norway Business 
				Museum, 1980-88; Norwegian member adv. committee Sail Training 
				Association, London; past chairman Nordic Adv. Council for 
				Industry; member Commission 3 CIOR, Norwegian chairman Rotary 
				International Campaign Polio Plus (eradicating polio); member 
				campaign committee Norwegian Conservative Party, 1974; board 
				directors Artists Gallery of Oslo, 1957-69; vice chairman East 
				Norway Sailing School Ship Association, 1961-78; chairman 
				Norwegian-Ethiopian Society, 1954-70, Sammen for Salinas Fund, 
				1995; chairman council Norway-Am. Association; chairman fin. 
				committee Norwegian World Wildlife Fund Board Reps.; Norwegian 
				rep. Operation Sail 76; board directors A Smoke-free Generation, 
				1980; chairman Norwegian Church Council, 1984; board directors 
				Care (Norway), 1984, Norwegian Organization Asylum Seekers, 
				1984-87. Wity Royal Norwegian Air Force, 1941-45; major Reserve. 
				Member Norwegian Association Industries (past director), 
				Norwegian Inventors Association (hon., chairman arbitration), 
				Color Council Norway (chairman 1958-69, 72-81), Norwegian Paint 
				Manufacturers Association (past chairman), Norway Athletic 
				Association (chairman 1968-72), International Wine and Food 
				Society (president), Peace Park Society (charter), World 
				Wildlife Fund 1001 Club, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 
				Club Norway, Phi Gamma Delta, Oslo Business Men's Club (director 
				1968-70), Oslo Military Society (manager 1997), Royal Norwegian 
				Air Force Association, Rotary (district governor 1980-81, vice 
				chairman world community service, European Area coordinator 
				Family and Community Concerns Task Force 1995-96), Norwegian 
				Inventors Society (hon.), Norway-Tunisian Society (chairman 
				2000).  
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				 Black, Brion Battin  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				1999 email exchange which appeared in Google 
				International Counsel 
				on Institutional Development (ICID). Board member of the Sonoma 
				County chapter of the American Red Cross in 2005 and 2006. 
				Former Director of the World Wildlife Fund, according to himself 
				and according to the website of Deborah Fudge's Sonoma County 
				Supervisor campaign. 1999 email from Black: "The World Wide 
				Fund for Nature (WWF) International (headquartered in 
				Switzerland) has a program called "The 1001" This is a group 
				that is kept at 1000 members plus Price Bernard of the 
				Netherlands, who founded the group. "Membership" is for a life 
				time. When I was directing it, the cost was a one-time 
				contribution of US$25,000. All the funds were invested in "The 
				1001: A Nature Trust", an endowment fund. The fund grows due to 
				recruitment of new members (due to deaths) and from additional 
				contributions from members. Again, while I was there, the income 
				from the 1001 Trust paid for all of WWF International's 
				fundraising and general administration costs. This was wonderful 
				because we were able to assure all our annual and project donors 
				that 100% of their contribution would go directly to program 
				funding... "Members" are invited to go on 1st class expeditions 
				to visit WWF field projects in rather exotic locations (at their 
				own expense). This is not only a good perk. But, is a great 
				major donor cultivation tool. (e.g. one member left WWF a legacy 
				of around $18 million)" The Bohemian Grove is located in 
				Sonoma County.  
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				 Black, Conrad M.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special 
				Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (Steinberg of 
				EIR claimed to have had several 1001 Club membership lists from 
				the 1980s, I believe from a Canadian source); 2002, Philip Dröge, 
				'Beroep: Meesterspion', p. 216  
				Born in 1944. His 
				father, George, was a British agent and the founder of 
				Hollinger. BA from Carleton University in 1965. LLL from Laval 
				University in 1970. MA in History from McGill University in 
				1973. Chairman and co-owner Eastern Twps. Pub. Co., Ltd. since 
				1966. President and chairman of Argus Corp. Ltd. 1978-1979. 
				Chairman The Ravelston Corp. 1978-2005, which owned Hollinger, 
				the British Daily Telegraph, the Toronto's National Post, and 
				the Argus Corporation. Through Argus, Ravelston Corporation 
				owned the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company (A&P) and the 
				Chicago Sun Times. Chairman and CEO of the Telegraph Group Ltd. 
				1987-2004. Chairman and CEO of Hollinger International, Inc. 
				1987-2003. Non executive chairman Hollinger International 
				2003-2004. Hollinger also owned hundreds of small Canadian and 
				American newspapers. Jerusalem Post. November 23, 2003, the 
				Observer, 'Fall of a tycoon: Black with his back up against the 
				wall': "Black was adept at attracting the rich and famous to 
				his boards. At one time or another his various boards have 
				included such luminaries as Lord King, bankers Henry Keswick and 
				Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, Lord Hanson, former Tory Minister Lord 
				Carrington, former head of the Federal Reserve Paul Volcker, 
				Lady Thatcher, Canary Wharf's Paul Reichmann and the jailed 
				former chairman of Sotheby's Alfred Taubman, as well as the late 
				Sir James Goldsmith, Fiat boss Giovanni Agnelli and former 
				Israeli president Chaim Herzog. At one time Hollinger had 20 
				directors and a 13-strong advisory board and critics dubbed it 
				an Almanac de Gotha of the international Right... The Hollinger 
				International board contains some of the biggest beasts in 
				American business and politics, including former Secretary of 
				State Henry Kissinger and Deputy Defence Secretary Richard Perle... 
				The presence of Black's wife, journalist Barbara Amiel, on 
				Hollinger's board is a concern..." Pilgrims Society members 
				Lord Kenneth Roy Thomson and Raymond Seitz was another director 
				of Hollinger. In May 2004, Hollinger International, now free of 
				Black's control, filed a $1.25 billion racketeering lawsuit 
				against Black and other former corporate insiders, accusing them 
				of pillaging the company of more than $400 million. In October 
				2004, a judge dismissed the racketeering claims, and Hollinger 
				refiled without them, adding neocon Richard N. Perle as a 
				defendant. Director of Sotheby's Holdings, Inc., Brascan 
				Corporation, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, CanWest 
				Global Communications, and the Jerusalem Post Limited. Appointed 
				to Privy Council of Canada in 1992, in the same year as Charles 
				R. Bronfman, Paul G. Desmarais, and 
				Maurice Strong. 
				Decorated officer Order of Canada. Member International Advisory 
				Board of the Council on Foreign Relations. Chairman of the 
				Editorial Board of the National Interest, a neocon foreign 
				policy magazine founded by Irving Kristol, who also founded the 
				CIA's magazine Encounter. Members of the advisory council of the 
				the National Interest have included Henry Kissinger, Morton 
				Abramowitz, Dov Zakheim, John Mearsheimer, and James 
				Schlesinger. Daniel Pipes has been a long time contributor to 
				the National Interest. Member Trilateral Commission. Member 
				steering committee of of Bilderberg. Member of the chairman's 
				council of the Americas Society. Member Hudson Institute. Member 
				Center Policy Studies. Appointed to the House of Lords, U.K., in 
				2001. Member International Institute for Strategic Studies. 
				Member Toronto Club, York Club, Toronto Golf Club, Granite Club, 
				University Club (Montreal), Mount Royal Club (Montreal), Century 
				Club (New York City), Everglades Club, Beach Club (Palm Beach), 
				Athenaeum, Beefsteak, Whites (London), and Garrick (London). 
				Patron Malcolm Muggeridge Foundation. Trustee Nixon Center.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Bloomfield, Louis 
				Mortimer  | 
				
				 
				Sources: November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special 
				Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired 
				several 1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR); 
				2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', p. 216 
				 
				Ardent Canadian zionist. 
				Joined the British military and served in Palestine as an 
				Intelligence Officer under general Charles Wingate. Involved in 
				training the Jewish army in Haganah from 1936 to 1939. Worked 
				for the British SOE (competitor of MI6; role taken over by the 
				SAS). Recruited in the OSS in 1942, and was given the rank of 
				major. The OSS became the CIA in 1947, and Bloomfield continued 
				doing contract work for the new organization. Member of the 
				FBI's Division Five. Regularly visited Israel and met with David 
				Ben-Gurion in 1949. President of Heineken's Brewers, Ltd. 
				Successful lawyer with Phillips and Vineberg in Montreal. 
				Incorporated Permindex in 1958, became a major stockholder, and 
				was president of Permindex's Candadian department. Permindex, 
				which counted Clay Shaw on its board, was Garrison's main 
				suspect of having coordinated the 1963 Kennedy assassination. It 
				has also been suspected of coordinating the failed 
				assassinations on Charles de Gaulle (1890-1970). Personal 
				consultant and good friend to FBI head J. Edgar Hoover and has 
				been considered the same to the Bronfmans. Bloomfield and J. 
				Edgar Hoover have both been described as homosexuals. Knight of 
				St. John of Jerusalem and a member of the 1001 Club. 
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				 Bovenkamp, Sue Erpf van 
				de   | 
				
				 Sources: 
				Digital Who's Who  
				Born in New York City. 
				Student at the Gardner School, Art Students League, and the 
				Cooper Union. President Armand G. Erpf Fund in New York City 
				since 1971. Founder and honorary chairman of Erpf Catskill 
				Cultural Center since 1972. Member of the board of advisors and 
				founder of the New York Zoological Society since 1971. 
				Co-founder and life member of the World Wildlife Fund since 
				1973. Founding member of the 1001 Nature Trust since 1973. 
				Fellow in perpetuity Metropolitan Museum Art in 1977. Life 
				fellow of the Pierpont Morgan Library since 1974. Member of the 
				council of friends of the Whitney Museum of American Art 
				1971-1977. Member of the Whitney Circle 1978-1993. Director of 
				Catskill Center for Conservation and Development 1983-1986. 
				Member of the advisory council of the department art history and 
				archaeology at Columbia University since 1972. Established a 
				university seminar on uses of the oceans in 1977. Member of the 
				advisory council of the Translation Center in 1986. Life 
				conservator at the New York Public Library in 1980. Fellow of 
				the Frick Collection since 1971. Member of the president's 
				council of Columbia University, 1973-1978. Life member of the 
				Museum City New York since 1972. Member New York Academy of 
				Sciences, the Planetary Society, the Museum of Natural History 
				(life), the president's councils of the Asia Society and the 
				African Wildlife Foundation, the Wildlife Federation (advisor 
				and president's circle). Member of the Museum of Natural 
				History. President of the council of the Asia Society Office: 
				The Armand G. Erpf Fund.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Brusse, Henk  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				History at Buttonboss website  
				Founder of Buttonboss 
				(button producer in the UK, Netherlands and Germany). Heavy 
				donor to the WWF since 1982. Prince Bernhard attended some of 
				the companies parties and offered him membership in the 1001 in 
				1996. He has been to Palace Soestdijk.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Busch, August Anheuser, 
				Jr.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The White 
				Man's Game', p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: 
				Meesterspion', p. 216; May 2003, Capital Research Center, 
				Foundation watch 
				Scion of the famous 
				brewing family, Busch served as Chairman of the Anheuser-Busch 
				Companies, Inc. from 1946-1975. During his tenure, the company 
				his grandfather established emerged as the largest brewery in 
				the world. Busch's grandfather Adolphus Busch came to America 
				from Germany in 1857, settling in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1866, 
				he founded the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company with his 
				father-in-law, Eberhard Anheuser. Busch discovered a way to 
				pasteurize beer, allowing national distribution of his product. 
				By 1901, Anheuser-Busch's brewery was the nation's largest. 
				Busch also developed a beer lighter than those commonly sold at 
				the time. This beer, named Budweiser, ultimately became the 
				world's best seller. The Busch family is said to have close ties 
				to Opus Dei in the United States.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Buxton, Lord Aubrey 
				Leland Oakes   | 
				
				 Sources: 
				November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special Report: 
				'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (Steinberg of EIR 
				claimed to have had several 1001 Club membership lists from the 
				1980s, I believe from a Canadian source) 
				Born in 1918. Descended 
				from the anti-slavery and pro-environmentalist politician Sir 
				Charles Buxton through this person's first son, Edward North 
				Buxton (1812-1858). Member of the House of Lords. Helped to 
				establish the WWF and is a lifelong vice-president (he still is 
				anno 2005). CEO Anglia TV Group 1958-1986. Founded Survival 
				Anglia in 1961 and became the program's presentor. Extra Equerry 
				to HRH the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, 1964-1997. Member 
				of the Countryside Commission 1968-1972. Member of the Royal 
				Commission on Pollution 1970-1975. Held the office of High 
				Sheriff of Essex in 1972. Held the office of Deputy Lieutenant 
				of Essex from 1975 to 1985. Created Baron Buxton of Alsa in 
				1978. Chairman Independent Television News 1980-1986. Chairman 
				Oxford Scientific Films 1982-1986. Member of the Nature 
				Conservancy Council 1984-1986. Chairman of Anglia Television 
				Group 1986-1988. Chairman of Survival Anglia 1986-1992, which 
				made nature documentaries, sometimes in cooperation with Prince 
				Philip. His daughter Cindy Buxton, a wildlife photographer, 
				worked with Orson Welles (famous for his Rockefeller-funded War 
				of the Worlds broadcast) on the documentary 'King Pinguins: 
				Stranded beyond the Falklands'. Knight Commander of the Royal 
				Victorian Order since 1996. Kevin Dowling, a journalist who 
				wanted to expose the 1001 Club and the WWF back in the 1990s, 
				had a deal with Channel 4 to produce a documentary. After a 
				phone call from prince Philip's right hand, Lord Buxton, the 
				whole project was canceled. All of a sudden the (unfinished) 
				documentary wasn't up to the quality Channel 4 demanded. 
				Involved with the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. Has 
				been prominent in the Anti-Slavery International (ASI), an 
				organization promoting supranational intervention which has been 
				founded in 1787, and counted among its early leadership Sir 
				Thomas Fowell Buxton (1822-1908).  
				Andrew Robert Fowell 
				Buxton, a cousin of Aubrey, was born in 1939. He is descended 
				from the anti-slavery and pro-environmentalist politician Sir 
				Charles Buxton through this person's second son, Thomas Fowell 
				Buxton (1822-1908). Went to Oxford University, and joined 
				Barclays Bank in 1963. Andrew was a director of Barclays Bank UK 
				from 1978 to 1980, a general manager of Barclays Bank Plc. from 
				1980 to 1984, a managing director from 1988 to 1992, CEO from 
				1992 to 1993, and non executive chairman from 1993 to 1999 
				(after institutional investors called for a separation of the 
				roles of CEO and chairman). Remained an advisor to Barclays 
				after 1999. Barclays replaced N.M. Rothschild & Sons when they 
				abdicated from their seat (always the chair) at the London Gold 
				Fixing in 2004. Rothschild chaired this commission for 84 years. 
				President of the British Bankers Association from 1996 to 2002. 
				Chairman of Spearhead International Limited and a director of 
				Merrill Lynch and Rio Tinto. In 1999, Andrew set up the new 
				High-Level Liberalisation of Trade in Services (LOTIS) Group, 
				the major pusher behind GATS 2000, and became its chairman. 
				Founder and co-chair of the Financial Leaders Group and the 
				European Services Leaders Group.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Cadbury, Sir Peter  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special Report: 
				'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (Steinberg of EIR 
				claimed to have had several 1001 Club membership lists from the 
				1980s, I believe from a Canadian source) 
				Has been a leading 
				figure in Corporate Finance in London throughout his career. 
				After 5 years at Linklaters, he spent 27 years at Morgan 
				Grenfell & Co., now the investment banking arm of Deutsche Bank, 
				including 20 years as a director, and the last 6 as its Deputy 
				Chairman. Subsequently he became Chairman of Close Brothers 
				Corporate Finance Ltd. Cadbury also sits on the advisory board 
				of Gow & Partners, and has been a chairman of Preston 
				Publications Ltd. Peter Cadbury is a scion from the very 
				influential Cadbury family that ownes chocolate and beverage 
				(Cadbury Schweppes) interests worldwide. Since 2000, Peter 
				Cadbury has his own corporate advisory firm, Peter Cadbury & Co, 
				and is Non-Executive Chairman of DTZ Corporate Finance Ltd and a 
				Director of Celltech plc and other companies. Past directorships 
				include Chairman of Henderson Smaller Companies Investment Trust 
				and SMG. His family members have been members of the Pilgrims 
				Society, the Eugenics movement, and the OECD Corporate 
				Governance Business Advisory Group. George Cadbury has been a 
				director of the Bank of England 1970-1994.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Carlos, King Juan
				  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special Report: 
				'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired several 
				1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR) 
				Born in 1938. Direct 
				descendant of Queen Victoria through his grandmother and Louis 
				XIV of France through his family name, Bourbon. The Bourbons 
				ruled France until the French Revolution. Son of Don Juan de 
				Bourbon, Count of Barcelona. Don Juan met with Franco in 1948 
				and Franco agreed to educate and look after Juan Carlos. Carlos 
				began his studies in San Sebastián and finished them in 1954 at 
				the San Isidro Institute in Madrid. Joined the army, doing his 
				officer training, from 1955 to 1957, in Zaragoza. In 1956, his 
				younger brother, the Infante Alfonso died of a gunshot wound in 
				Estoril, Portugal, with Juan Carlos as the only witness. The 
				official explanation is that it was an accident which occurred 
				while cleaning a gun. Alfonso suffered from haemophilia and did 
				not survive. It is uncertain whether Alfonso or Juan Carlos 
				pulled the trigger. From 1957 Carlos spent a year in the naval 
				school at Pontevedra and another in the Air Force school in San 
				Javier in Murcia. In 1961 he graduated from the Complutense 
				University. Then went to live in the Palace of Zarzuela, and 
				began carrying out official engagements. Founder and honorary 
				president of WWF-Spain and a patron of the International Council 
				for Game and Wildlife Conservation (CIC). Honorary member of the 
				Club of Rome. Carlos and Franco became quite close, living only 
				a few miles from each other. In the 1960s Franco was looking for 
				a successor and allegedly after having spoken to Otto von 
				Habsburg, head of the Paneuropa movement, Franco designated Juan 
				Carlos as his successor. July 18, 1969, The Times, 'Prince of 31 
				to get the throne his father claims for himself - How Franco 
				made a king for Spain': "There is a strong belief that Juan 
				Carlos has emerged as General Franco's heir with the help of the 
				Opus Dei, a Roman Catholic pressure group which is widely 
				distrusted for its political and economic ambitions. He is 
				reported to have the support of Admiral Luis Carrero Blanco 
				[Franco's right hand man; reportedly a patron of Opus Dei in 
				Spain], Vice-President of the Government, and senor Laureano 
				Lopez Rodo [major Opus Dei player], Development Minister." 
				Franco died in 1975 and now King Juan Carlos, a Knight of Malta 
				and supporter of Opus Dei, became the new Head of State and was 
				in charge of Spain's process towards democracy. He initially 
				kept the Francoist hardliner Carlos Arias Navarro, who had 
				succeeded Admiral Blanco, as president/prime minister. Navarro 
				promised a change to democracy, but he was fired in 1976 by 
				Carlos, because of a lack of faith by the opposition that he was 
				really interested in carrying out these promises. Federico Silva 
				Munoz, a dangerous fascist and later Cercle participant, 
				subsequently appeared on a short list of Carlos' highest 
				advisory body to be made prime minister of Spain. Carlos, 
				however, opted this time for the more centrist, but still 
				conservative, Adolfo Suarez Gonzalez, whom he thought would be 
				best suited to unite the different factions within the 
				government. Suarez, reportedly, was a member of Opus Dei, but he 
				did manage to get the job done. Visited the Netherlands in 1980, 
				the first visit of the Spanish royal family to the Netherlands 
				since 1549 - two decades before the outbreak of the 80 years 
				war. Privately, Carlos had always been a good friend of Prince 
				Bernhard and used to spent some of his holidays is Castle 
				Soestdijk. Received the Charlemagne award in 1982, which is 
				awarded by the Paneuropa Union to persons they consider crucial 
				in the effort of European integration. Charlemagne was the ruler 
				of the Frankish Empire and founder of what became the Holy Roman 
				Empire, which is exactly what the leaders of the Paneuropa Union 
				(Coudenhove-Kalergi; Habsburg; Thurn und Taxis; Torre e Tasso; 
				Huyn; etc.) are trying to recreate. Carlos is known to be a very 
				avid hunter. October 16, 2004, The Scotsman, 'Outrage at 
				bear-faced cheek of killer king': "Spain’s King Juan Carlos 
				has come under fire from conservationist groups after shooting 
				bears in Romania just as the WWF was staging an international 
				forum to showcase their work in integrating bear and human 
				populations. The WWF trip was organised to show the world’s 
				media how bears and humans had learned to live in peaceful 
				co-existence. But WWF sources claim the good work was undone by 
				the hunting trip, which drew local newspaper headlines with 
				reports of the King’s weekend hunt and his group’s "success" at 
				shooting nine animals including a pregnant female. The respected 
				Carpathian animal protection group, the Aves Foundation, said 
				King Juan Carlos and his entourage killed nine bears while 
				hunting. The foundation claimed he then left two others wounded, 
				which his attendants were unable to kill, and lost track of 
				after pelting them with bullets. The Aves Foundation claims he 
				also killed a number of wolves and wild boar during his two-day 
				trip, staying at one of former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu’s 
				hunting lodges in Covasna, central Romania. Laszlo Szabo-Szeley, 
				president of the group, said: "Only Ceausescu did things like 
				this. No moral hunter in this world kills more than one bear 
				because it is completely unethical... A spokesman for the King 
				described the visit as private and refused to comment on what he 
				was doing in the country... King Juan Carlos is known to be a 
				keen hunter and has hunted in the past in many countries, at 
				times with other foreign leaders and even with former US 
				president George Bush Snr... But this is not the first time the 
				Spanish King has drawn the wrath of conservation groups over his 
				passion for blood sports. Last year he came in for fierce 
				criticism for killing a rare wild European bison during a hunt 
				in Poland’s Borecka forest, one of Europe’s last surviving areas 
				of ancient woodland... The bison is among the world’s rarest 
				animals with only about 1,600 remaining, and the Polish Society 
				for the Protection of Animals condemned the hunt and the 
				government’s decision to let the animal be shot as a "total 
				scandal". The King reportedly paid Ł4,700 to be allowed to shoot 
				the 100-stone bison. The latest incident in Romania will only 
				add to growing fears that the brown bear will soon become 
				extinct in the region. Romania is one of the few countries in 
				Europe that permits limited bear hunting. Hunting-tourism has 
				become big business in Romania’s Carpathian Mountains, the last 
				place in Europe apart from Russia, where many large carnivores, 
				bears, wolves and lynxes, can be found. Organised hunts in the 
				country have grown popular with Europe’s rich and elite who 
				often pay tens of thousands of pounds for hunting trips 
				organised by specialised companies... Aves’ Laszlo Szabo-Szeley 
				has also sent a report to Nastase which details evidence that 
				the bear population is down from the official figure of 6,300 to 
				2,500. The Aves Foundation report argued: "Romania’s kill 
				figures for the trophy-hunter market are way above a sustainable 
				cull. They endanger the species."" Earlier, on June 4, 
				2004, the Sunday Herald quoted Laszlo, head of the AVES 
				Foundation, as saying: "Our telephones are being tapped, our 
				mail is steamed opened, our website has been broken into, 
				anonymous callers regularly threaten our activists' lives and I 
				am being frequently summoned to the police 'for questioning.'" 
				This happened after László "... submitted a report to 
				Nastase [Romania’s Socialist prime minister] challenging the 
				official bear population figure of 6300, proving with 
				well-supported evidence that the total was now down to a mere 
				2500." Laszlo became sick in late 2004 and conviently died 
				in 2005, age 55. Email from Romania to PEHI in February 2006:
				"[Laszlo] pissed a lot of top politicians and business 
				peoples with his exposure of bears hunting. Then it appeared in 
				a TV show and commented along the hunting parties Tiriac 
				organizes at its Balc domain (Romania; got it for a ridiculous 
				low amount): 185 boars at one of these (lately there has been 
				another one, 200+ boars killed). Tiriac promptly sued (he is 
				quick at). Laszlo was making a life from organizing trips in the 
				Danube Delta (amongst others) and came back in august 2004 from 
				one trip only to go to hospital and die 6 weeks later - he was 
				only 55 years old! But the process continues against wife and 
				children - quirk of the Ro laws (http://www.evz.ro/article.php?artid=250456). 
				No speculations in the press about the nature of its death, just 
				babble in the environment milieus." Carlos is a Knight of 
				Malta and head of the Spanish branch of the Order of the Golden 
				Fleece. Karl von Habsburg, son of Otto von Habsburg, is head of 
				the only other branch of the Order of the Golden Fleece. Claims 
				the title King of Jerusalem, as the successor to the royal 
				family of Naples. 
				Additional: According 
				to Alex Constantine, King Juan Carlos was among the financial 
				benefactors of the Children of God cult, in which seemingly a 
				worldwide pedophilia and mind control network was hidden. 1995, 
				Alex Constantine, 'Psychic Dictatorship in the U.S.A.', p. 
				135-138: "The Children of God have gathered alms from 
				powerful admirers. Chief Inspector Juan Carlos Rebello, who led 
				police in the COG raids, said "we found evidence suggesting that 
				the Family was funded by influential businessmen worldwide." One 
				Argentine magazine found that some financial supporters of the 
				cult were "well known and powerful people," and pondered whether 
				Berg's disturbed mental state "is being exploited by a network 
				of powerful people to sexually control an army of children." 
				Julia Berry, the prophet's own kin, has said that it was her "privilige" 
				to be paired sexually with "very important men - men from the 
				government." The Children of God, she said, "always had very 
				powerful friends.... I met presidents from around the world."... 
				One former member from Costa Rica told Argentina's Gente 
				magazine on September 9 about her life inside the cult: "My 
				father used to have certain priviliges inside the organization, 
				" she said. "He was considered a very important person for 
				public relations. His paternal grandfather, the criminal lawyer, 
				Guillermo Padilla, was a close friend of Chile's military 
				dictator Pinochet, and Juan Carlos, the king of Spain." Pinochet 
				and Carlos became financial and political benefactors of the 
				cult... In Libya, Colonel Khaddafi was enamored with the cult. 
				He provided them sanctuary, counsel, and even penned a song 
				[praising the cult]... In the United States the political pull 
				of the sect extended to the Bush administration. A chorale of 
				Family children kicked off a Christmas show in 1992 for Barbara 
				Bush in the East Room of the White House, for which they 
				received certificates of appreciation signed by President Bush. 
				The sect also sang for Bush after he toured the ravages of 
				Hurricane Andrew in south Florida [remember the Franklin and 
				Spence affairs]." Unfortunately, Constantine does not 
				specify his source for his claim that Carlos was involved with 
				the cult. However, following are two newspaper articles of the 
				time that confirm some of the other "controversial" claims of 
				Constantine. September 3, 1993, The Times, 'UK children rescued 
				from religious cult; The Family': "British children are 
				among 160 young people freed in Argentine police raids on 10 
				houses used by a sect called The Family... The police chief who 
				co-ordinated the raids [was] Chief Inspector Juan Carlos Rebollo... 
				The raids were ordered after complaints that children had been 
				kidnapped and were being sexually abused. Videos and magazines 
				of children being sexually abused were seized in the raids. Most 
				of the children, some as young as three, are from the United 
				States, but Canadians, Chileans, Peruvians, Brazilians and 
				Argentinians are involved. Insp Rebollo said: "Some of these 
				children don't have documents. There are many who have fake 
				passports. It is very difficult to identify each single child's 
				nationality.'' The leaders charged include four American men in 
				their early thirties and forties, an American woman aged 42, two 
				Canadian women of 33 and 21, a Frenchwoman and a German man... A 
				judicial spokesman, Carlos Villafuente Russo, said that cult 
				leaders faced charges of "sexual abuse, deprivation of liberty'' 
				and allegations that children were used in "abhorrent satanistic 
				acts". Children of God was founded by a former Methodist 
				preacher, David Brant Berg... Insp Rebollo said: "These children 
				were not like your average child. They had blank stares and 
				acted like zombies. We found them locked up in tiny rooms. "We 
				found evidence suggesting that The Family was funded by 
				influential businessmen worldwide and that children were 
				kidnapped in one place and taken to another so that they would 
				be difficult to trace.'' September 5, 1993, Sunday Times, 
				'The day the `Martians' woke up; Children of God': "Juan 
				Carlos Rebello, the police commissioner in charge of the 
				operation, was taken aback by the children's condition. "They 
				seemed like Martians, autistic,'' he said. "They were living in 
				compartmented cells and answered questions like automatons. 
				Whenever one of them tried to say something, another would look 
				at him and he would fall silent, terrified."... This weekend the 
				Argentinian authorities are investigating claims that the 
				Children of God supported themselves by prostitution sending 
				teenagers to tour five-star hotels and the sale of the 
				pornographic videos in the capital. Police and social workers 
				have counted 19 nationalities among those arrested and taken 
				into care and fear the children may have been part of a global 
				child-sex network; some are thought to have been moved to South 
				America after previous raids on Children of God communities in 
				Australia and France." In Italy it is known that Emanuele 
				Canevaro, Duke of Castelvari e di Zoagli, born in 1942, was the 
				major patron of the cult. Rose McGowan, of Charmed, was raised 
				in Italy within this cult, of which her father was the regional 
				head. In February 1999 on Howard Stern she said: "A lot of 
				kids were disappearing into child slavery rings... I could be 
				sweeping Khaddafi's door step right now, basically... What would 
				happen was if there was a bunch people in a family, a bunch of 
				kids and the parents wanted to leave or something one of the 
				kids would disappear." According to a former cult member, 
				McGowan went back to Italy with Marilyn Manson and tried to get 
				access to the former Children of God property owned by Canevaro. 
				He refused to let them see it.  | 
			 
			
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				 Cisneros, Gustavo  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				May 4, 1992, PR Newswire; November 1994, Executive Intelligence 
				Review, Special Report: 'The coming fall of the House of 
				Windsor' (acquired several 1980s membership lists, according to 
				Steinberg of EIR)  
				Latin America's 
				billionaire media baron. Knight of Malta. Chairman and CEO of 
				the Cisneros Group of Companies (very prominent in Puerto Rico 
				and the U.S. Virgin Islands), which has large stakes in 
				companies like Univision, AOL Latin America, DirecTV Latin 
				America, and a score of other media companies. Member of the 
				board of international directors at the United World Colleges in 
				London, which is presided over by HRH Prince Charles. Trustee of 
				the Rockefeller University and a friend of the Rockefellers. PR 
				Newswire, May 4, 1992: "Cisneros, a Venezuelan native, is a 
				member of the International Advisory Committee of the Chase 
				Manhattan Bank, the Chairman's Council of the Americas Society 
				and the International Advisory Council of the United States 
				Information Agency. He is also a member of the board of 
				overseers of the International Center for Economic Growth and 
				the International Advisory Board of the Power Corporation of 
				Canada. His other memberships include, but are not limited to, 
				the International Advertising Association, the board of 
				directors of the National Academy of Television Arts and 
				Sciences in the U.S., and The 1001: A Nature Trust for the World 
				Wildlife Fund in Switzerland." He is an outspoken critic of 
				Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, whom he criticizes for 
				"arrogant abuse of power and authority." In turn, Chavez accuses 
				him of complicity in the April 2002 coup attempt (on Chavez) and 
				of using his private TV station Venevision to undermine the 
				administration. Luckily for Cisneros, about 80% of his holdings 
				are outside Venezuela. Cisneros hobnobs with U.S. friends such 
				as Jimmy Carter and George Bush Sr. Guests at his daughter's 
				lavish New York wedding reception in October 2002 included Kofi 
				Annan, Sid Bass and Oscar de la Renta. He also ran BIOMA, a 
				leading Venezuelan "environmentalist group" shut down after 
				being caught faking dolphin killings for a campaign against the 
				tuna fishing industry. Early in 1994, the family bank, Banco 
				Latino, in Caracas, went broke after it was charged with fraud. 
				His brother Ricardo, one of the directors, was fugitive for 
				years until caught and sent to jail. Cisneros has received 
				Spain's Order of Isabel la Católica, conferred by His Majesty 
				King Juan Carlos I (also a 1001 Club member and Knights of 
				Malta), for strengthening international ties between Venezuela 
				and Spain.  | 
			 
			
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				 Cooley, George R.  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				New York State Library, 'George R. Cooly Papers, 1941-1986' 
				(made large contibutions to the 1001 Trust, but might not have 
				been a member of the 1001 Club)  
				George R. Cooley was 
				born May 29, 1896 in Troy, New York. He graduated from high 
				school in 1914 and subsequently joined the armed forces to fight 
				in the first World War. After his tour of duty, he returned to 
				the Albany area and got a job with the banking house of Dillon, 
				Read, and Company. Shortly thereafter, he opened his own 
				investment house and became a successful investment counselor in 
				the Capital District. After he retired he became interested in 
				the field of botany and deeply involved in the modern 
				conservation movement. In 1960, he joined the Board of Governors 
				of The Nature Conservancy and was responsible for the 
				establishment of several sanctuaries in Florida and New York 
				State. He made substantial contributions to the National Council 
				of Churches, the World Wildlife Foundation, "The 1001 : A Nature 
				Trust," the American Baptist Historical Society, and the Colgate 
				Rochester Divinity School. He later received the 1971 American 
				Motors Corporation Conservation Award and the 1985 Oak Leaf 
				Award. He died at his home in Rensselaerville, N.Y., September 
				27, 1986.  | 
			 
			
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				 Dev, Gyanendra Bir 
				Bikram Shah   | 
				
				 
				Sources: October 28, 1977, The Argus (Fremont), 'Dutch prince 
				loves nature', Page 16; September 25, 1998, Executive 
				Intelligence Review report 
				Chairman of the King 
				Mahendra Trust for Nature Conservation 1982-2001. Chairman of 
				the Lumbini Development Trust 1986-1991. Member of Honour of the 
				World Wildlife Fund for Nature. Member of the 1001-Nature Trust. 
				Ascended the Throne of the Kingdom of Nepal in June of 2001 
				after most of the Royal family had been murdered by his nephew. 
				Prince Philip came to meet him in the days thereafter. In 
				October 2002 he dismissed the elected government and has since 
				appointed a series of prime ministers. He says he acted because 
				the cabinet failed to fulfil its mandate, including the 
				restoration of peace. Britain, the United States, and Britain 
				have imposed military sactions since then, while China is 
				supportive of the King's decisions. Gyanendra received a huge 
				amount of international awards. The Grand Cross Order of the 
				House of the Orange (The Netherlands). Knight Grand Cross of the 
				Most Distinguished  Order of St. Michael and St. George. Among 
				his business interests are a hotel in Kathmandu, a tea estate in 
				the east of Nepal, and a cigarette factory.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Dipendra, Crown Prince  | 
				
				 
				September 25, 1998, Executive Intelligence Review report 
				Born in 1971 as the 
				eldest son to King Birendra of Nepal. After a dispute with his 
				parents about who he was to marry, he shot his father King 
				Birendra, and his mother, brother and sister on June 1, 2001. 
				After killing his family, he shot himself. Some people are of 
				the opinion that more has been going on than meets the eye.
				  | 
			 
			
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				 Drake, Sir Eric  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Born in 1910. Joined 
				British Petroleum (BP) in 1935, then known as the Anglo-Iranian 
				Oil Company (AIOC), which had the exclusive right to extract and 
				market Iranian oil. General manager of the AIOC in 1951, when 
				Mossadeq was working to nationalize the AIOC. Duncan flew to 
				London to address the Cabinet, pleading that "we should not 
				allow the biggest foreign in Britain to go without doing 
				something about it." (May 27, 1985, The Times, 'When 
				Britain brought off a coup'). Nov 4, 1996, The Times, Drake's 
				obituary: "Partly thanks to his efforts, BP survived the 
				Mossadeq episode and it was, no doubt, in recognition of this 
				that in January 1952 he was appointed CBE at the relatively 
				early age of 41." In the United States as BP's North 
				American representative 1951-1953. Created and headed a new 
				supply and development department for BP 1953-1957. Director of 
				BP Trading since 1957, the company's main subsidiary. Director 
				of BP's main board since 1958. Vice chairman of BP 1963-1969. 
				Chairman of BP 1969-1975. In the autumn of 1973, in the wake of 
				the Arab oil embargo, he found himself summoned to Chequers - 
				along with the chairman of Shell - to confront the Prime 
				Minister. Became a Knight of the British Empire in 1970. One of 
				the sponsors of a fundraiser of the British Library of Political 
				and Economic Science in 1973, together with Pierre Trudeau, Sir 
				Evelyn de Rothschild, the Earl of Drogheda and the Rhodes Trust. 
				Vice chairman of large shipping corporation P&O (Peninsular and 
				Oriental Steam Navigation Company) in the 1970s for five years. 
				Chairman of the Mary Rose Trust, which was founded in 1979 and 
				presided over by the Duke of Edinburgh. Died in 1996. 
				  | 
			 
			
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				 Duncan, Sir Val  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Born in 1913. Son of 
				Norman Duncan. Educated at Harrow and Brasenose College. Called 
				to the bar in 1938. Served in the royal engineers during WWII. 
				Assistant secretary at the German and Austrian Control Office 
				right after WWII. Member Coal Board 1947-1948. Joined Rio Tinto 
				in 1948 as a commercial manager, and represented the company in 
				mainland Europe. Chairman and CEO of Rio Tinto Zinc since at 
				least the late 1960s. In the past, the Rothschild family owned a 
				third of Rio Tinto and is said to have counted the Windsors 
				among its shareholders. Appointed president and CEO of the 
				British Newfoundland Corporation and chairman, CEO and president 
				of Churchill Falls in 1969, after his predecessor, Donald J. 
				McParland, had died in a plane crash over Labrador. British 
				January 8, 1976, The Times, reaction of Edmund de Rothschild to 
				the obituary of Sir Val Duncan: "These characteristics were 
				particularly shown in his contribution to the British 
				Newfoundland Corporation (Brinco) and its development of 
				Churchill Falls. When he and I first flew over the almost 
				unexplored territory of Labrador in 1954, he understood the 
				immensity of the preparatory work..." Director of the Bank 
				of England and British Petroleum (BP). Chairman of a committee 
				in 1968 to report on the future of the Foreign Service. Formed a 
				group of industrial and trade union representatives in 1973. 
				Involved in the preparation for a coup to oust prime minister 
				Harold Wilson in the early 1970s. March 13, 2006, Daily Mail, 'A 
				very British coup': "Sir Val Duncan, the chairman of Rio 
				Tinto Zinc, promised: 'When anarchy comes, we are going to 
				provide a lot of essential generators to keep electricity going 
				. . . then the Army will play its proper role.'" Sir Val 
				Duncan was a dowser and had met with Uri Geller in the early 
				seventies. He inspired Geller to use his talents to find 
				minerals (Henry Kissinger, Gerald Ford and Alexander Haig were 
				very interested in his talents, according to Uri Geller 
				himself). Died in 1975.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 East, Barry  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Owned Town & City 
				Properties. In June 1974 Sterling Guarantee Trust took over Town 
				& City through a reverse takeover.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Eastwood, John  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Made his fortune with 
				factory farming.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Edu, Chief Shafi Lawal  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special Report: 
				'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired several 
				1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR) 
				 
				Spelled by EIR as 
				"Chief Salay L. Edu". The late founder (in 1980) and president 
				of the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF). The NCF is 
				described as "Nigeria's foremost non-governmental organisation". 
				EIR: "In 1989, Chief Edu hosted Prince Philip in a visit to 
				the wetland area bordering Niger, a tour requiring a new 
				airfield. In 1990, Edu hosted Prince Charles in a visit to the 
				site, to view migrating birds from Europe. The WWF wants to put 
				a park in the area. Chief Edu also happens to be the point man 
				in Nigeria for Royal Dutch Shell, a financial moneybag for the 
				WWF. Shell runs 50% of Nigeria's 2 million barrels per day oil 
				production. Through this route, the Fund launched its 
				provocations. In a bid to cut off supplies of foreign exchange, 
				Shell organized a strike of oil workers, who demanded the 
				release of Abiola from jail and a government payout of $800 
				million in arrears Nigeria allegedly owes Royal Dutch Shell and 
				other foreign companies. "Shell is behind this strike," a 
				well-informed London source told EIR. "The easiest thing for 
				them to do is to bribe the union with a payoff to provoke such a 
				strike. It is entirely political. Shell and the U.K. Foreign 
				Office want a civilian regime which will be weak." The Abacha 
				government, however, managed to settle the strike in September."
				 
				The Dutch, British, and 
				other countries vied with Portugal to control the lucrative 
				slave trade that was organized out of Nigeria and by the 1700s, 
				the British controlled most of the coastal region. The tide 
				changed after Britain abolished slavery and sought to eliminate 
				slave trading. In 1861, Nigeria was made a British colony and in 
				1906, land east of the Niger River was incorporated into the 
				colony. Slowly, Britain began to prepare the country for 
				self-rule: in 1946 Britain divided Nigeria into three parts, 
				each with an advisory assembly. Nigeria was restructured as the 
				Nigerian Federation in 1954. The country experienced 
				difficulties in the 1960s as the various ethnic groups making up 
				the country battled for control. In 1966, a civil war erupted 
				following a coup in which the prime minster and many others were 
				killed. Between 1967 and 1970, the war in Biafra raged 
				(correspondent, fresh MI6 agent, and later Cercle chairman 
				Jonathan Aitken was stomping around here some time in the 
				1960s). Biafra was the region that seceded from Nigeria after 
				rejecting a plan that divided the country into 12 states. This 
				devastating conflict cost the lives of at least a million 
				Biafrans (mostly of the Ibo tribe) and severely damaged the 
				Nigerian economy. But through the years, political instability, 
				as manifested by coup after coup, has been a constant in the 
				country. In 1999, the first popularly-elected president in 16 
				years came into office.  
				The British have been 
				accused of continually manipulating events in Nigeria. 
				Especially the Eastern Region of Nigeria was exceptionally rich 
				oil and natural gas resources. Even [more so] today Nigeria is 
				very important to the West for its high quality oil production. 
				Shell and British Petroleum have major installations there.
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				 Edu, Aboyamo 
				  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special Report: 
				'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired several 
				1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR) 
				Son of Chief Shafi 
				Lawal Edu.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Ford, Henry II  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The White 
				Man's Game', p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: 
				Meesterspion', p. 216; May 2003, Capital Research Center, 
				Foundation watch 
				Grandson of the famous 
				Henry Ford. He left Yale before graduating. Member of the 
				International Advisory Council of Chase Manhattan. President, 
				CEO and chairman of Ford Motor Company 1945-1980. Chairman 
				Finance Committee of Ford Motor Company 1980-1987. At the 
				beginning of the 21th century William Clay Ford Jr. 
				(great-grandson of Henry Ford) was CEO of Ford Motor Company.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Frommelt, Egmond 
				  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				Digital Who's Who 
				Born in 1927. Engaged 
				in various businesses in Liechtenstein 1953-1955. Bank employee 
				at the private bank, Zurich, Switzerland, 1956-57. Trainee at a 
				brokerage firm in New York City in 1957. Employee of the Bank in 
				Liechtenstein AG [owned by the Prince Hans-Adam II family 
				foundation] 1958-1963. Deputy managing director Bank in 
				Liechtenstein 1963-1968. Managing director Bank in Liechtenstein 
				1968-1983. Minister of social affairs in the government of 
				Liechtenstein 1978-1986. Chairman of the management board Bank 
				in Liechtenstein 1983-1989. Chairman of the board of directors 
				Bank in Liechtenstein 1989-1993. Honorary chairman of the board 
				directors Bank in Liechtenstein since 1993. Has been a director 
				of various corporate subsidiaries of Bank in Liechtenstein 
				1983-1993. Director in various chambers of commerce. Chairman 
				First Liechtenstein Swiss Fonds. Member of the Lions Club and 
				the WWF's 1001 Club. Member of the 3-person board of the Art 
				Foundation of the LGT Bank in Liechtenstein, together with 
				Prince Philipp of Liechtenstein (younger brother of Hans Adam 
				II), the chairman, and René B. Ott, director of the LGT Bank in 
				Liechtenstein. LGT is composed of the wealth management experts 
				of the Princely House of Liechtenstein, and developed out of the 
				Bank in Liechtenstein, which was founded in 1920. Its four core 
				competencies are Private Banking, Trust Services, Asset 
				Management and Alternative Investments. Per 30 June 2005 LGT had 
				assets worth about $60 billion under management. LGT Bank has 
				consistently been awarded the highest ratings ever given to 
				comparable financial institutions. January 21, 1999, National 
				Catholic Reporter, 'Catholic reformers launch investigation of 
				church financial practices': "Interest in church finances 
				was first galvanized two years ago by news that the Cologne 
				archdiocese in Germany -- rumored to be among the richest in the 
				world -- had deposited money in a bank in Liechtenstein infamous 
				for its stringent banking secrecy laws. "Why should Cologne 
				shift all of its money there if the purpose is not to hide how 
				it is used?" Simon Bryden-Brook, secretary of the European 
				Network and a member of Catholics for a Changing Church in 
				England, said in a telephone interview... Network organizers had 
				planned to stage a protest outside the Liechtenstein Global 
				Trust Bank, where the funds from Cologne were deposited. The 
				bank is wholly owned by the country's Catholic crown prince, 
				Hans-Adam II." February 2, 2005, Apollo Magazine: "The 
				purchase of the Badminton cabinet out of his own funds by Prince 
				Hans-Adam II of Liechtenstein--the profits of whose 
				Liechtenstein Global Trust Bank..." According to the 
				"Sunday Times of India" for August 4, 1991, "Hans-Adam 
				controls 97% of the voting rights and 85% of the share capital 
				of the Bank of Liechtenstein, which in turn controls the $3.3 
				billion GT Management of London." 
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				| 
				 Fung, Sir Kenneth 
				Ping-fan  | 
				
				 
				Environmental Justice Foundation, 'List of Signers - Total 
				number: 181 (NGOs)  
				Studied in Hong Kong 
				and California. Founder Dransfield Group in 1936 (now DICHAIN 
				Holding). Chairman and co-founder Cheung Chuk Shan College in 
				1969. Founded the WWF Hong Kong in 1981. Knight Bachelor and 
				Commander of the Order of the British Empire, Knight of St. John 
				of Jerusalem, Knight of Justice, and member of several other 
				orders. Kenneth has been appointed by the People's Republic of 
				China as a Senior Consultant for External Economy of the 
				People's Government of Chongqing, and Honorary Director of the 
				Beijing Municipal Development Centre of Science and Technology 
				of Agriculture, Forestry and Animal Husbandry. He served four 
				successive Governors and Deputy Governors, representing St. John 
				Ambulance Brigade, as the first Chinese to hold this post. He 
				was appointed by Queen Elizabeth II to serve on the Executive 
				Council (Senate) and the Legislative Council (Congress) of Hong 
				Kong. Upon his retirement from the Executive Council in 1972, 
				Queen Elizabeth II granted Sir Kenneth the special privilege to 
				retain in perpetuity the prefix "Honourable" to his name in 
				recognition of his long and distinguished service to Hong Kong 
				for almost four decades. Kenneth has been a supporter of the 
				Environmental Justice Foundation (mentioned his 1001 Club 
				membership), which thinks about solutions of a worldwide 
				ecological crisis. Serious donator to the The Hong Kong America 
				Center, chairman Hong Kong Arts Festival Society. The Sir 
				Kenneth Fung Ping Fan Foundation Trust funds several 
				environmental projects. Died in 2002.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Godrej family 
				  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				The Godrej company website  
				The Godrej family is a 
				wealthy Parsi (Persian) Zoroastrian family living in Mumbai 
				(Bombay), India. The late S.P. Godrej was the founder Trustee 
				and President of WWF India. Adi Godrej is the chairman of Godrej 
				Group, involved with Insecticides, Agro & Foods, Real Estate, 
				Chemicals, Technology, Home Appliances, Office Equipment, 
				Security Equipment, Machine Tools, and more. Adi has an 
				estimated net worth of $1.9 billion. J. N. Godrej is chairman 
				and managing director of the Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Co. Ltd., one 
				of the largest privately-held engineering and consumer products 
				corporations in India. The combined sales of the company, its 
				subsidiaries and affiliates, during 2004, amounted to about US$ 
				980 million. Two family members are directors of the company. 
				Its shares are not listed on any Stock Exchange. About 
				one-fourth of the Company's share capital is held by Pirojsha 
				Godrej Foundation, a public charitable trust. The website's 
				company mentions: "We are also a member of the exclusive 
				"1001: A Nature Trust", which is actively associated with 
				preservation of nature, wildlife and the environment... We have 
				been associated with TRAFFIC-India (Trade Record Analysis of 
				Flora and Fauna in Commerce), a division of WWF-India, which is 
				responsible for monitoring and studying legal and illegal trade 
				in wildlife and its derivatives, thus contributing to the 
				enforcement aspects of bio-diversity conservation. " 
				  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Goulandris, Basil P.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				In 1950 he took over 
				the management of the family shipping companies based in New 
				York. For many years he held the position of honorary chairman 
				of the Association of Greek Ship Owners and was also a director 
				of the American Bureau of Shipping. In 1981 he was appointed the 
				title of Knight of the Legion of Honour and in 1986 of Officer 
				of the Legion of Honour.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Grace, J. Peter  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The White 
				Man's Game', p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', 
				p. 216  
				Born in 1913. Bachelor 
				of Arts from Yale University in 1936. President and CEO of the 
				chemical giant W.R. Grace & Co. 1945-1992 (big in 
				South-America). Said to have been involved in Operation 
				Paperclip and relevant projects after 1945. Member Council on 
				Foreign Relations since 1950s. Chairman of the Order of the 
				Knights of Malta (SMOM) in the United States. Director Citibank. 
				President Catholic Youth Organization for the Archdiocese of New 
				York. Chairman National Jewish Center for Immunology and 
				Respiratory Medicine. Member Willard Garvey's International 
				conference on privatizing education. Chairman of the American 
				Institute for Free Labor Development (AIFLD), set up in 1962 to 
				control Latin America's labor unions. Special forces commanders 
				colonel Lansdale and general Richard G. Stilwell wrote the 
				blueprints for the AIFLD, while David Rockefeller was one of the 
				trustees. Trustee American Committee for Liberation from 
				Bolshevism 1950 (Pilgrim Heinz II also). Involved with the 
				CIA-sponsored Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe. Chairman 
				President’s Private Sector Survey on Cost Control (under 
				Reagan). Chairman Advisory Committee of Americares 1982-1995, 
				which also counted the involvement of Zbigniew Brzezinski (Le 
				Cercle), General Stilwell (Le Cercle), the Bush family, and 
				received a lot of support from the Knights of Malta. Director 
				Friends of the Democratic Center in Central America (involved 
				the Iran-Contra affair). Member Council for National Policy (CNP), 
				Pilgrims Society, Newcomen Society, and 1001 Club. Died in 1995.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Grapperhaus, Ferdinand  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 2004, Philip Dröge, 'Het Oranjekapitaal' 
				Born in Utrecht, the 
				Netherlands in 1927. Ph.D in 1952. Involved with Comtrax, a 
				Dutch financial transaction firm which acted as a front company 
				for British intelligence. It was founded in 1940 by Guillaume 
				Meertens who also was the favorite agent of Klaus Barbie. 
				Professor of tax-history. State Secretary of Finance 1967-1971. 
				Director Mees & Hope. Member European Employment Lawyers 
				Association and the International Federation of Labour Lawyers. 
				Member of the Dutch Social Economic Council (SER).   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Guingand, Sir Francis 
				Wilfred "Freddie" de   | 
				
				 Sources: 
				November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special Report: 
				'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired several 
				1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR) 
				 
				Born in 1900. A former 
				British Major-General. Appointed head of the British Military 
				Intelligence in early 1942, but soon went to Africa. Guingand 
				served with general Montgomery from El Alamein to the surrender 
				of the Wehrmacht in the West. Serving as his chief of staff he 
				was responsible for the running of Montgomery's armies whilst 
				they made the most glorious march in British military history, 
				from Egypt to the Rhine. Montgomery appointed De Guingand soon 
				after his arrival in the desert to supersede Claude Auchinleck. 
				De Guingand was to prove indispensable to Montgomery, not only 
				in battle, but also in relations with the Americans. De Guingand 
				seems to have been blessed with considerable diplomatic skills, 
				an area in which Monty was sorely lacking. Guingand is said to 
				have gotten along especially well with General Walter Bedell 
				Smith, Eisenhower's Chief of Staff, because they both had bad 
				stomachs. Knight of the British Empire. Went into business in 
				Southern Rhodesia in 1946. Chairman of Tube Investments and 
				director and chair in several other companies. Chairman of the 
				South African Jockey Club. Co-founder, secretary, and president 
				of the South Africa Foundation, a South African big business 
				lobby that includes corporations as De Beers, Anglogold, 
				Angloplatinum, GFL Mining Services, Shell, Siemens, Sony, etc. 
				Died in 1979.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Gutermuth, Clinton 
				Raymond   | 
				
				 Sources: 
				Digital Who's Who 
				Born in 1900. Went to 
				the University Notre Dame, the American Institute of Banking. 
				Assistant cashier at the St. Joseph Valley Bank in Indiana 
				1922-1934. Worked in conservation in Indiana 1934-1945. 
				Executive secretary of the American Wildlife Institute in 
				Washington 1945-1946. Trustee and secretary of the North America 
				Wildlife Foundation, Inc. 1945-1974. Vice president Wildlife 
				Management Institute 1946-1971. Director and advisor at the 
				Wildfowl Foundation Inc. since 1956. Co-founder of the Natural 
				Resources Council of America (NRCA) in 1946, which included in 
				its leadership people from the Sierra Club, the Wilderness 
				Society, and British agent Russell Train (head of the WWF and an 
				intelligence associate; cousin of Pilgrims Society member John 
				Train, who was a financial advisor to Pilgrims vice president 
				and CIA-associate John Hay Whitney). Secretary of the NRCA 
				1946-1957. Chairman of the NRCA 1959-1961. Chairman of the 
				annual North America Wildlife and Natural Resources Conferences 
				1946-1971. Founding director of World Wildlife Fund of the U.S. 
				1961-1973 and a later president. Honorary president of the WWF 
				since 1973. Director National Rifle Association 1963-1973, 
				president 1973-1975, and on the executive council since 1975. 
				International trustee and on the executive committee of the 
				World Wildlife Fund International 1971-1975. Director and 
				president of the National Institute for Urban Wildlife 
				1976-1985. Fellow American Association for the Advancement of 
				Science. Honorary member American Committee for International 
				Wildlife Protection. Member African Safari, the Wildlife Society 
				(honorary trustee since 1951), National Audubon Society, 
				Wilderness Society, the Nature Conservancy, the 1001-Nature 
				Trust, the Polar Institute of North America, the Soil 
				Conservation Society of America, the Arctic Institute of North 
				America, the Safari Club International, and the Zoological 
				Society of New York. Member of the Cosmos Club and a 32° Knights 
				Templar Freemason. 
				 
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				| 
				 Haes, Charles de  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', p. 19 
				(acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of the 
				1001 Club); 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The 
				White Man's Game', p. 66-71; May 2003, Capital Research Center, 
				Foundation watch 
				An economist and a 
				lawyer, Charles de Haes was born in Antwerp in 1938. He first 
				became involved in WWF in the early 1970s when asked by 
				International Trustee Anton Rupert to help create 'The 1001: A 
				Nature Trust'. Through this, HRH Prince Bernhard of the 
				Netherlands – WWF founder President – and one thousand other 
				influential individuals agreed to each contribute US$10,000 to 
				WWF. This was designed with a view to achieving financial 
				independence for the secretariat. From 1975, Charles de Haes 
				went on to serve 18 years as Director General, including two and 
				a half years as Joint Director General with his predecessor, 
				Fritz Vollmar. During this time, he helped initiate 
				international fundraising and awareness campaigns, and further 
				develop the WWF network through initiatives such as the 
				partnership with IUCN and UNEP in the World Conservation 
				Strategy, which links conservation and development.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Hanes, John W. Jr.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', p. 216
				 
				Comes from a 
				influential bankers family, senior partner Chas. D. Barney & 
				Co., Stock Exchange member, SEC, undersecretary of the U.S. 
				Treasury, assistant to John F. Dulles, chairman of the (John F.) 
				Dulles Manuscript Committee, donated heavily to the Princeton 
				University Library together with the Rockefeller Foundation and 
				Herbert Hoover, established the Carol Hanes Scholarship Fund in 
				1984.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Henrik, Prince  | 
				
				 
				Sources: November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special 
				Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired 
				several 1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR)
				 
				Born in 1934. Born in 
				France. Son of Count André de Laborde de Monpezat. Spent his 
				first five years in French Indo-China (now Vietnam) where his 
				father was in charge of family business interests. 
				Simultaneously studied law and political science at the 
				Sorbonne, Paris, and Chinese and Vietnamese at the École 
				Nationale des Langues Orientales 1952-1957. Served with the 
				French army in Algeria 1959-1962. Secretary at the embassy in 
				London 1963-1967. Married what is now of the queen of Denmark, 
				Margrethe II, in 1967, who became Queen of Denmark in 1972. 
				2005, Daniele Ganser, 'Nato Secret Armies', p. 169-170: 
				"'Berlingske Tidende can reveal that Absalon is the Danish 
				branch of the international Gladio network. This has been 
				confirmed by a member of Absalon to Berlingske Tidende who 
				wishes at present to remain unnamed', a Danish daily newspaper 
				sensationally headlined its discoveries in 1990. (6
				[November 25, 1990, Danish daily Berlingske 
				Tidende, 'Ogsa Danmark havde hemmelig haer efter anden 
				verdenskrig']) The source, named Q by the newspaper, 
				confirmed what Colby had revealed in his book. 'Colby's story is 
				absolutely correct. Absalon was created in the early 1950s', the 
				source Q related... 'Colby was a member of the world spanning 
				laymen catholic organization Opus Dei, which, using a modern 
				term, could be called right-wing. Opus Dei played a central in 
				the setting up of Gladio in the whole of Europe and also in 
				Denmark', Q claimed. 'The leader of Gladio was Harder who was 
				probably not a Catholic. But there are not many Catholics in 
				Denmark and the basic elements making up the Danish Gladio were 
				former [World War II] resistance people...(7
				[Ibid])'... When another 
				group of Danish journalist insisted to be given at least the 
				name of a Danish CIA contact person, Colby revealed that 'his 
				Danish contact person' for the Gladio net had been Ebbe Munck, a 
				central figure of the Danish secret service and a former member 
				of the resistance movement who later had entered diplomacy to 
				become an advisor to the Danish Queen Margarethe [II]. (10
				[November 26, 1990, Danish daily 
				Information, 'Mere mystik om dansk Gladio'])" In 
				1945, Hans Ebbe Munck (1905-1974), ambassador to Thailand at the 
				time, was sent to the United States to meet with President 
				Truman. Munck was a co-founder of the Cultural Confederation of 
				Foreign Societies, which was established on April 17, 1970, 
				"the day after the birthday of the heir to the throne, H.R.H. 
				Princess Margrethe". Prince Henrik has been patron of the 
				club since its founding. Henrik founded WWF-Denmark in 1972 and 
				has been its president ever since. Honorary president of the 
				Danish Dachshund Club. May 3, 2005, The Telegraph, 'I like my 
				dogs grilled or sautéed, reveals Danish prince': "Prince 
				Henrik, the prince consort of Denmark, has shocked animal lovers 
				by declaring that dog meat - fried or grilled - is one of his 
				favourite dishes... He invited Danes to try eating dog meat 
				themselves. "I do not mind eating dog meat at all," he said. 
				"The dogs I eat have been bred to be eaten anyway, just like 
				chickens. "It tastes like rabbit, like dry venison, or like veal 
				- just drier." He said the meat tasted best when it was sautéed 
				or grilled and cut into thin slices... He previously provoked 
				nationwide debate when he suggested that parents should use the 
				skills of dog training to bring up their children." Patron 
				of the Fund for the Future of our Children.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Hoffman, Dr. Luc 
				  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special Report: 
				'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired several 
				1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR) 
				 
				Founded the Station 
				Biologique de la Tour du Valat in 1954, a private research 
				institute devoted to ornithological studies. In 1974, he created 
				the Tour du Valat Foundation whose mission is to study the 
				functioning and protection of natural wetlands. Directed the MAR 
				project in 1958 (IUCN, IWRB, ICBP), which aimed to promote 
				waterbird monitoring and wetland censuses. Its major outcome was 
				the signature of the international Ramsar Convention in 1971 for 
				the conservation of wetlands. Played a key role in the creation 
				of WWF International and in major conservation projects in 
				Spain, Greece, and Madagascar. Created the International Banc 
				d'Arguin Foundation in 1985 whose mission is to protect the Banc 
				d'Arguin, a world heritage Ramsar site in Mauritania. Awarded 
				the Conservation Medal of the Duke of Edinburgh (WWF 
				International), the Kai Curry-Lindahl award of the Waterbird 
				Society (1994), and the Légion d'Honneur of France. Currently 
				President of WWF-France and Director emeritus of Wetlands 
				International. Past vice-president of the IUCN (1966-1969), WWF 
				International (1961-1988), and Wildfowl Trust (1979).He has also 
				been a director of the Swiss pharmaceutical company 
				Hoffman-LaRoche.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Hunt, Nelson Bunker  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club); 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The 
				White Man's Game', p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: 
				Meesterspion', p. 216  
				His father, Haroldson 
				Lafayette Hunt, Jr., was a Texas oil man, who founded Hunt Oil 
				and headed the American Council of Christian Churches. Nelson's 
				brother, Ray L. Hunt, has been U.S. Secretary of Commerce, sat 
				on the board of Halliburton (named as a financier of Permindex), 
				Electronic Data Systems Corporation (founded by Ross Perot) 
				Pepsi Cola and the American Petroleum Institute. Nelson himself 
				was a John Birch Society financier and director. Financier, 
				vice-president, and president (1983-1984) of the secretive 
				Council for National Policy, a major supporter of the Campus 
				Crusade for Christ, a main financier of the Wycliffe Bible 
				Associates. The CNP doesn't release membership lists or allows 
				any media coverage of what they discuss. A significant portion 
				of the names that have been exposed represent America's 
				hard-right. Among it's members you can find John Ashcroft, Pete 
				du Pont, Milton Friedman, Jack Kemp, Trent Lott, Jerry Falwell, 
				Oliver North, Edward Teller, John C. Whitehead and Stanley 
				Monteith of Liberty Radio (said he counters the propaganda). In 
				1951, Bunker Hunt and Wallace Johnson, founder of Holiday Inns, 
				worked with and funded Bill Bright's Campus Crusade for 
				Christdonating $15.5 million. In 1967, Hunt formed the Christian 
				World Liberation Front (CWLF) as a covert front for Campus 
				Crusade, which split off and became a leading ministry in the 
				Jesus People movement. H.L. Hunt has been named as a major 
				financier of Permindex. Hunt is said to have partially 
				underwritten the cost of an anti-Kennedy newspaper advertisement 
				that appeared in the Dallas Morning News the day of the 
				assassination. Hunt's oil profits were said to be threatened by 
				Kennedy's announced plans to end the oil depletion allowance. A 
				note written by Lee Harvey Oswald addressed to "Mr. Hunt" has 
				raised speculation as to whether it was intended for the oil 
				tycoon, one of his sons, or the CIA agent E. Howard Hunt. Bunker 
				Hunt arranged a retreat for more than 500 millionaires who 
				pledged $20 to Campus Crusade. He once organized a paramilitary 
				force called "Americans Volunteer Group" which he intended to 
				use as a "death squad" against political opponents. [Hougan 
				55-56; Saloma 53; Diamond 51-56, 250] In 1967, Nelson Bunker 
				Hunt provided Cameron Townsend, founder of the Summer Institute 
				of Linguistics (SIL) and the Wycliffe Bible Translators, 
				property in Dallas for a new international translation center. 
				Thy Will Be Done, by Gerard Colby and Charlotte Dennett, 
				documents the business and political connections between 
				Wycliffe Bible Translators, the Rockefeller family, and the CIA. 
				The result of the dealings was the genocide of indigenous tribes 
				in the Amazon basin, although Cam Townsend denied the deaths. In 
				1966, H.L. Hunt was approached for funding Vatican 
				anti-communist operations in Latin America. Bill Bright 
				persuaded Nelson Bunker Hunt to underwrite the $6 million cost 
				to produce the 'Jesus' movie in the 1970s. Donated $10 million 
				to Pat Robertson's (CNP president, just like Hunt) Christian 
				Broadcasters Network in 1970. Hunt contributed to the contras 
				through NEPL, $484,500. He also illegally tried to corner the 
				silver market in the 1970, but this went wrong and the family 
				ended up bankrupt. In August of 1988 the Hunts were convicted of 
				conspiring to manipulate the market. Hunt is a member of The 
				Military and Hospitaller Order of Saint Lazarus 
				(Templar-inspired militant christian organization).  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Jahre, Anders  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Anders Jahre was a 
				prominent Norwegian shipowner, lawyer and benefactor. Quite 
				early, he saw the tremendous commercial potential of whaling. In 
				1918 he initiated a modern whaling concept and from then onwards 
				played a major role in the development of industrialized, large 
				scale whaling. He was the first to build industrial-scale mother 
				whaling ships. In 1928 he founded the shipping company Anders 
				Jahre and throughout 1929-30 several other subsidiary whaling 
				companies. In the 1930'ies he started the oil refinery Sandar 
				Fabrikker as well as the chemical factory Jahres Kjemiske 
				Fabrikker. These were amalgamated into Jahres Fabrikker in 1963. 
				Anders Jahre was for many years board chairman of Kosmos and 
				Jahres Fabrikker as well as several other shipping companies.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Jones, Thomas  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', p. 216
				 
				Convicted of giving 
				Nixon's chief fundraiser, attorney Herbert Kalbach, $75,000 in 
				$100 bills for use as "hush money" for the CIA connected 
				burglars who were caught breaking into the Watergate building, 
				good friend of Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. Jones and his 
				wife socialized with the Reagans both at the White House and at 
				their own functions. Longtime chairman, chief executive and 
				president of the Northrop Corporation, also during the time the 
				B2-Spirit was developed. Had some problems when it was revealed 
				that his company paid 30 million dollars in bribes to government 
				officials and agents around the world in exchange for contracts. 
				One of these bribes involved fellow club member Prince Bernhard. 
				Kicked out of the 1001 Club in 1975. Jones has a five-acre 
				vineyard at his Bel Air mansion.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Kagan, Lord Joseph  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club); 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The 
				White Man's Game', p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: 
				Meesterspion', p. 216  
				Labour party donor. 
				Head of Gannex rain coat manufacturing firm. Convicted of theft 
				and conspiracy to defraud the British tax service. Was the 
				conduit for the money from Lockheed to Prince Bernhard.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Kellogg, Francis L.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: October 28, 1977, The Argus (Fremont), 'Dutch prince 
				loves nature', Page 16 
				Born in 1917. Kellogg 
				grew up in New York City and Bar Harbor, Maine; his father was 
				general manager of the Electric Storage Battery Company of 
				Philadelphia, and the family had philanthropic interests in the 
				Metropolitan Museum and the New York Botanical Garden. Graduated 
				from Princeton in 1940. Enlisted in the Army in 1940, and served 
				with the Field Artillery Transportation Corps. At the end of the 
				war he briefly was a member of the Office of Strategic Services 
				(OSS). Married Fernanda Wanamaker Munn in 1942, 
				great-granddaughter of the department store's founder. Joined 
				the Wanamaker board in 1946, and then became vice president of 
				the New York operation. After the main New York store was 
				shuttered in 1954, Kellogg became CEO of the national department 
				store. He eventually divested the company's department store 
				holdings and went into minerals, petroleum, and port operations, 
				renaming the company International Mining Corporation (IMC). IMC 
				acquired the Canton Corporation of Baltimore in 1960, the fourth 
				largest shipping company (iron ore, other bulk cargoes, and 
				general cargo) on the Atlantic Seaboard at the time. At this 
				time, IMC had disposed of its last department store, and owned a 
				25% interest in natural gas royalties, minerals, and fee 
				properties along the Gulf Coast of Southern Louisiana, and 
				holdings in Placer Development, a large Canadian-based 
				international mining corporation. It also had investments in oil 
				and real estate. Founding director of the World Wildlife Fund 
				(WWF) in 1961, together with Julian Huxley, Prince Bernhard, and 
				Prince Philip. By 1962, IMC operated as a subsidiary of the 
				South American Gold and Platinum Company. Attended a New York 
				ball in 1966, with Mrs. Edwin F. Russell (co-chair; formerly 
				Lady Sarah Spencer-Churchill and daughter of the 10th Duke of 
				Marlborough) and Bernard M. Baruch Jr. also attending. He still 
				was president of the IMC in 1967. Left his business 
				directorships in 1970 to join the Nixon administration. First 
				Nixon's delegate to various international conferences. Then 
				became special assistant to the secretary of state (William 
				Rogers and Henry Kissinger) for refugee and migration affairs. 
				Member of and adviser to the U.S. delegation to the General 
				Assembly of the United Nations until 1974. Served as president 
				of the WWF from 1971 to 1976. President of the National 
				Committee on American Foreign Policy for 12 years and was 
				treasurer at the time of his death in 2006. Director of the 
				Afghanistan Relief Committee. Founding member of the Charles & 
				Anne Lindbergh Foundation, which was established in 1977 through 
				an effort of friends of the Lindberghs at The Explorers Club in 
				New York City and a national campaign led by General James H. 
				Doolittle and Astronaut Neil Armstrong. Served as president of 
				the Lindbergh Foundation for some time. In the 1980s, Kellogg 
				acted as chief of protocol for Queen Sirikit of Thailand during 
				her visits to the United States. Founded and until his death was 
				chairman of the Thai Support Foundation. Knight Grand Cross of 
				the Most Noble Order of the Crown in Thailand. Received the 
				title Commander of the Order of Merit of the Knights of Malta. 
				Founding member of the Garden Conservancy in 1989. Director of 
				the Veterans Office of Strategic Services. Trustee of the U.S. 
				Committee for Conservation Nepal. Trustee of the William J. 
				Donovan Foundation. Died in 2006. A short biography issued by 
				his office, stated: "For a number of years, simultaneously 
				with his other activities, Kellogg was on special assignment 
				with the Central Intelligence Agency [CIA]."  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Kent, Geoffrey J. W.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The White 
				Man's Game', p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: 
				Meesterspion', p. 216  
				Chairman and CEO of 
				Abercrombie & Kent. Founded in 1962 by Colonel and Mrs John Kent 
				and their son Geoffrey as a safari company in Nairobi, Kenya, 
				Abercrombie & Kent has become a name synonymous with top quality 
				in the tour travel industry. As an international group of 
				companies, A&K provides upscale adventures and luxury travel in 
				more than 100 countries on all seven continents. In 1965 
				Geoffrey Kent became Managing Director of the company and the 
				following year, Colonel and Mrs Kent retired from active 
				participation. In the 1970s he met, and later entered into full 
				partnership with Jorie Butler of Oak Brook, Illinois, opening 
				offices in the United States and London to service European and 
				American markets. A few years later they married. Today Mr & Mrs 
				Kent spend a good part of every year making reconnaissance in 
				outlying parts of the world to evaluate the economic and 
				environmental potential for high-quality tour operations. The 
				A&K Group of Companies comprises 45 worldwide and satellite 
				offices, including London, Paris, Cairo, Nairobi, Arusha, 
				Kampala, Johannesburg, New Delhi, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Melbourne, 
				Lima and Phnom Penh. The significance of operating its own 
				offices in the USA and abroad cannot be overstated. Employing 
				more than 3000 travel professionals worldwide, A&K overseas 
				locations are staffed by local residents of each country who 
				quite naturally impact an intimate knowledge of their culture, 
				and love for their homeland, to visiting travelers.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Keswick, Sir Henry N.L.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special 
				Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired 
				several 1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR)
				 
				Brother of Simon 
				Keswick. Son of Pilgrims Society member Sir William Johnston 
				"Tony" Keswick. Tony was the grandson of William Keswick, the 
				person that took control of Jardine Matheson in 1886 
				(1834-1912). Jardine Matheson has its origins in the 1830s, when 
				founders William Jardine and James Matheson invested their 
				substantial returns from opium trade in China. According to EIR, 
				they are still involved in the drug business today. Hugh 
				Matheson founded Rio Tinto Zinc (RTZ) in 1873, which the 
				Rothschilds owned for 1/3 in 1905.  
				Henry Keswick joined 
				Jardine in 1961 and was assigned to the firm's offices in Hong 
				Kong, Singapore and Malaysia. Director of Jardine Matheson 
				1967-1970. Senior managing director of Jardine Matheson 
				1970-1972. Chairman of Jardine Matheson 1972-1975. Re-appointed 
				a director of Jardine Matheson in 1988. Chairman of Jardine 
				Matheson anno 2006. Former chairman of the Hong Kong Association 
				and today still its vice chairman. Henry and Simon Keswick, who 
				control the group from London, are said to have pushed Chris 
				Patten's appointment as governor-general of Hong Kong in 1992, a 
				post that would disappear in 1997.  
				Sir John Keswick, 
				Henry's uncle, is a backer of the WWF, a former chairman of 
				Hambros Bank (Peter Hambro is a member of the Pilgrims Society), 
				and a director of the Bank of England.  
				In June 2005, it was 
				announced that Jardine Strategic Holdings would acquire a 20% 
				stake in Rothschilds Continuation Holdings AG for $185 million 
				from British insurance company Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance 
				Plc. The Keswicks are the only family outside the Rothschilds to 
				hold a stake in the holding company. It's is supposed to be a 
				long term investment.  | 
			 
			
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				 Khan, Prince Sadruddin 
				Aga  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				October 28, 1994, Scott Thompson for Executive Intelligence 
				Review, 'The Train/Goldsmith Nexus'; November 1994, Executive 
				Intelligence Review, Special Report: 'The coming fall of the 
				House of Windsor'; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', 
				p. 216 (only mentions "Aga Khan" and "prince")  
				His nephew Karim is the 
				49th Imam representing most of the Nizari Ismaili community, a 
				sub-sect of the Sevener Shia Muslim Ismaili sect. He (Karim) was 
				given the British title "His Highness" by Queen Elizabeth II in 
				1957 at the death of his grandfather, Aga Khan III. The Ismaili 
				line of Imams supposedly trace their lineage back to the Prophet 
				Mohammed (born 570 AD) through Fatima Zahra, Mohammed's 
				daughter. Fatima Zahra's son, Husain, married a daughter 
				descended from the royal house of Persia from the most remote, 
				almost prehistoric, times. The Aga Khan's ancestors also ruled 
				in Egypt as Caliphs of the Fatimid dynasty for a number of 
				years, at a period coeval with the Crusades. His forefathers are 
				said to have been involved with the Assassins, the Kights 
				Templar associates during the crusades (12th and 13th century). 
				Aga Khan I was a governor-general of the Persian (Iran) province 
				of Kerman. After an unsuccessful insurgence in the 1840s against 
				his sovereign, Khan had to flee to Afghanistan and came under 
				the protection of the British colonialists. He started to 
				provide mercenary services to the British in their conquest of 
				Afghanistan and ended up receiving a very decent pension. Aga 
				Khan III (1877-1957) was a founding member and president of the 
				All India Muslim League in 1906, which was the driving force 
				behind the creation of Pakistan as a Muslim state from British 
				India (the minority Muslim group had ruled India until the 
				British put an end to that). In Pakistan, the League formed the 
				country's first government, but disintegrated in 1958 following 
				an army coup. In 1932 Aga Khan III represented India at the 
				World Disarmament Congress and from 1937 to 1939 he was 
				president of the League of Nations. Aga Khan III was a Freemason 
				and a member of the Privy Council.  
				Born in 1933 in Paris, 
				Sadruddin Aga Khan is the son of Mohammed Shah Aga Khan III of 
				the Indian royal family. Founding publisher of the Paris Review 
				in 1953, a literary magazine based in New York. Received a 
				Harvard degree in political science in 1954. Graduated from 
				Harvard's Centre for Middle Eastern Studies in 1957. According 
				to EIR, Sadruddin's roommate at Harvard was John Train, managing 
				editor of the Paris Review and cousin of Russell Train. Russell 
				and John were deeply involved in the environmental movement and 
				British intelligence. Coincidentally Jay Rockefeller was the 
				roommate of Karim Aga Khan IV. A speech from David Rockefeller 
				at the Hadrian Award Luncheon The Plaza Hotel, October 25, 1996:
				"His Highness The Aga Khan is a man of vision, intellect, 
				and passion. I've had the pleasure of knowing him for almost 
				forty years, ever since he was an undergraduate at Harvard and a 
				roommate of my nephew Jay Rockefeller." Michael David-Weill, 
				co-chair of the event and controlling shareholder of the Lazard 
				bank, gave another speech praising Agha Khan, just as Cyrus 
				Vance did. Lord Jacob Rothschild couldn't make it to this 
				meeting, but sent a personal note to Karim to congratulate him 
				with his new award. Patricia Buckley, sister of William F. 
				Buckley, was the other co-chairman of the event. Sadruddin was 
				married to British former top model Nina Dyer from 1957 to 1962, 
				the former wife of Baron Heinrich von Thyssen-Bornemisza. She 
				committed suicide in 1965. UNESCO consultant for Afro-Asian 
				projects 1958-1959. Adviser to the High Commissioner for 
				Refugees since 1959. Executive secretary to the UNESCO 
				International Action Committee for the Preservation of Nubia 
				(the Nile River civilization) in 1961, which brought together 
				archaeologists from Eastern Europe and the West at the height of 
				the Cold War to save the ancient treasures of Abu Simbel, the 
				temples of Philae and Kalabsha and the Christian churches of 
				Nubia. Two term United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 
				1965-1977, a position he held alongside King Hussein of Jordan. 
				Married Catherine Sursock in 1972. Set up the Bellerive 
				Foundation and Groupe de Bellerive (think tank) in 1977, an 
				environmental protection organization located at his Lake Geneva 
				apartment. Built up a priceless collection of paintings, 
				drawings and manuscripts dating from the 14th century in his 
				Lake Geneva house. Sadruddin's grandmother had left his father a 
				library of Persian books, mystical texts and astrological 
				treatises, and it was through these that Sadruddin became 
				interested in Islamic art. Special consultant and chargé de 
				mission to the secretary-general of the United Nations in 1978. 
				In 1981, he won the vote to become U.N. Secretary General, 
				succeeding Nazi war criminal and Schwarzenegger friend Kurt 
				Waldheim, but his election was vetoed by the Soviet Union. Known 
				as a tennis partner of George H.W. Bush. According to EIR, 
				Sadruddin was asked by George H.W. Bush to undertake secret 
				negotiations during the Iran-Contra crisis. Sadruddin and 
Maurice Strong published 
				a report in August 1986 entitled "United Nations Financial 
				Emergency: Crisis and Opportunity." Special United Nations 
				representative for humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan from 
				1988 to 1990 and for Iraq and Kuwait after the Gulf War in 1990 
				and 1991. He urged the swift lifting of sanctions against Iraq 
				after the Gulf War (which didn't happen because of the United 
				States policy). In 1990 he founded the charity Alp Action, after 
				he became concerned about the degradation of the Alps by tourist 
				development and deforestation. Again an unsuccessful candidate 
				for the position of UN secretary-general in 1991, this time 
				losing the appointment to Boutros Boutros-Ghali. Together with 
				Robert McNamara (1001 Club) identified as a member of the 
				Administrative Board of the International Pugwash Foundation in 
				Geneva in 1995 (official Pugwash history). Director of the in 
				1999 established Geneva-based Foundation for Interreligious and 
				Intercultural Research and Dialogue, together with Neil Bush 
				(George W. Bush's brother), Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger (Pope 
				since 2005; supporter of Opus Dei), Rene-Samuel Sirat (the 
				former chief rabbi of France), and Jordan's Prince Hassan 
				(Muslim). Member of the 1001 Club and the Peace Parks Club. 
				Long-standing trustee and former vice-president of the World 
				Wide Fund for Nature International (WWF). Named a Knight 
				Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 2002. Received 
				the Egyptian Order of the Star of the Nile. Died in 2003. His 
				half-brother, the late Prince Aly Khan died on exactly the same 
				day forty-three years before.  | 
			 
			
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				 King, Alexander  | 
				
				 
				Sources: November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special 
				Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired 
				several 1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR)
				 
				Born in Glasgow, 
				Scotland in 1909. Studied at the Royal College of Science in 
				Londen, the University of Munich, and the Imperial College. 
				Scientist at the Imperial College 1932-1941. During this period 
				he was the leader of an expedition to the small Jan Mayen 
				Island, which has a foggy arctic climate and no natural 
				resources. During and after WWII he worked for different British 
				government agencies, including a position as scientific advisor 
				to the British Embassy in Washington. The most classified 
				information he helped to transfer in this function had to do 
				with the Atomic bomb developments. Also worked for the office of 
				the British High Commissionair in Canada. Worked in different 
				executive positions for the OECD 1958-1974. Helped to establish 
				the Club of Rome in 1968 with Fiat's second man, Aurelio Peccei. 
				People like Dean Rusk (Pilgrims Society) and Carroll Wilson 
				(Pilgrims Society) helped. He later helped with some papers of 
				the Club of Rome (ecology and sustainable development). He has 
				also been the head of the National Teachers Association.  | 
			 
			
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				 Kleinwort, Sir Kenneth 
				Drake   | 
				
				 
				Sources: November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special 
				Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired 
				several 1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR)
				 
				Born in 1935. Eldest 
				son of Ernest Kleinwort. Ernest was the fourth son of Sir 
				Alexander Kleinwort, the first baronet, and the baronetcy passed 
				to Kenneth from his uncle in 1983. His family founded the 
				Kleinwort Benson merchant banking and investment management 
				group. Emigrated to France in 1976 and increasingly concentrated 
				on the cause of wildlife and conservation. Trustee of the Ernest 
				Kleinwort Charitable Trust. That trust, together with other 
				charities Sir Kenneth represented, owned more than Pounds 20 
				million of Kleinwort Benson shares which earned dividends of 
				some Pounds 5 million a year. The Ernest Kleinwort Trust 
				supported local charities in Sussex, but most of those dividends 
				were deployed in Europe, Africa and South America to help 
				endangered species such as the rhinoceros survive in their 
				natural habitats. Acted as a foreign ambassador for Kleinwort 
				Benson and developing a range of private business interests in 
				North and South America. He became president of Interalia 
				Leasing in Chile in 1980, and bought a house in Brazil in order 
				to spend more time there. Joined the council of WWF 
				International in 1978. Kleinwort settled in Switzerland in 1988. 
				Ohrstrom Foundation, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, Kleinwort 
				Overseas Investment Trust Plc. His uncle Sir Cyril H. Kleinwort 
				was a member of the Pilgrims Society. Died in 1994. His eldest 
				son, Richard, inherited the baronetcy.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Lavy, Leslie  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Former head of the 
				defunct David Samuel Trust (1970's information). 2005: Chairman 
				of the Heritage Committee of the Commonwealth Jewish Council.
				The Council was created by the unanimous agreement of Jewish 
				leaders from 16 Commonwealth countries, meeting in London from 
				29th November to 1st December 1982. It now includes the Jewish 
				communities of 37 countries, Hong Kong having observer status. 
				The Council works in concert and association with the World 
				Jewish Congress of which Edgar Bronfman is the longtime 
				president. Edward Bronfman is one of the trustees of the Jewish 
				Council. Coincidentally, Namebase lists only one source of 
				information about Leslie Lavy, which is a 1976 book about 1001 
				Club member and drug runner Robert Vesco.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Leverhulme, Lord  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				The last Lord 
				Leverhulme died in 2000. The family's residence, Thornton Manor, 
				was sold when he died. Leverhulme bequeathed a total of 
				Ł31,477,042 to his family. His grandfather, William Lever, had 
				built up a vast industrial empire. William was also the founder 
				of Lever Brothers, which later became Unilever. The last Lord 
				Leverhulme has been an advisor to Unilever since 1949. In 1985 
				he became a honorary advisor.  | 
			 
			
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				 Lippe-Biesterfeld, 
				Prince Bernhard van   | 
				
				 
				Sources: October 28, 1977, The Argus (Fremont), 'Dutch prince 
				loves nature', Page 16; August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 
				'Lowlife Fund', p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 
				membership list of the 1001 Club); 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the 
				Hand of Man - The White Man's Game', p. 66-71; July 1997, 
				Jeffrey Steinberg for Executive Intelligence Review, 'Tinny 
				Blair Blares For Prince Philip's Global Eco-Fascism' (Steinberg 
				claimed to have had several 1001 Club membership lists from the 
				1980s, I believe from a Canadian source); December 17, 1997, De 
				Groene Amsterdammer, 'Optellen en afschieten' (weekly Dutch 
				journal since 1877); 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion'; 
				May 2003, Capital Research Center, Foundation watch 
				Born in 1911 as a 
				count. Bernhard was born and educated in Germany. Became a 
				member of Sturm (Hitler youth movement) around 1931, which is 2 
				years before Hitler came to power. Became a member of the SS in 
				1934, which consisted of Hitler's most elite and most trusted 
				aides. This automatically ment he also became a member of the 
				NSDAP. At the Nuremberg trials the aristocratic Nazi Friedrich 
				Eberstein would claim how the Nazi party's prestige sky-rocketed 
				after aristocrats like Bernhard (specifically mentioned him) 
				joined the movement. Briefly worked with Gerhard Fritze, who 
				owned an Amsterdam bank financed by the Swedish Wallenberg 
				family (largely rule Sweden's economy; intermarried with the 
				royal house). Because of his mother's connections, Bernhard went 
				to work for NW-7, the IG Farben industrial espionage unit, and 
				ended up in it's Paris branch in 1935. IG Farben was one of the 
				main companies that built up the Nazi war machine. It also made 
				massive use of Auschwitz slave labor. While in Paris, and 
				staying with the aristocratic Kotzebue family, he became a close 
				friend of Sefton Delmer, who was a Daily Express journalist and 
				an agent for the Hitler- & Hess intimate Lord Beaverbrook (his 
				son was a member of the 1001 Club), not to mention an employee 
				of British intelligence. Delmer had been in Berlin until 1933, 
				having direct access to Hitler and the Nazi party. Tom Driberg, 
				a homosexual communist journalist who worked for Beaverbrook 
				too, also approached Bernhard in Paris. Driberg, who already was 
				a friend of Guy Burgess, worked for the Soviets, codename LePage, 
				and Bernhard considered him a friend too. Around this time 
				Bernhard had met with future Dutch queen Juliana, who was quite 
				desperate for a husband at that moment. Bernhard's IG Farben 
				financial advisor initially acted as a middle man between the 
				two. It took Bernhard quite a bit of effort to convince 
				Wilhelmina that he was the right person to marry her daughter, 
				because he wasn't an exceptionally high aristocrat and was 
				considered a too extravagant. He was able to marry Juliana in 
				1937. At this point he wasn't a member of the SS anymore, but 
				only after his marriage with Juliana, one day to be exact, he 
				resigned from the NSDAP. Unfortunately, he didn't put an 
				autograph under his letter, so officially he was a member of the 
				NSDAP until 1938, which is when his membership automatically 
				expired. Earlier, on November 14, 1996 he met with Hitler to 
				renounce his German citizenship. In his personal diaries Hitler 
				refers to Bernhard as a "gigolo", but publicly the marriage is 
				considered a good thing. Around this time Bernhard met with 
				friends at IG Farben and the SS to say goodbye. Not long after 
				the Spanish civil war started in 1936 between the fascist Franco 
				and the democratically elected government, Bernhard and his 
				brother had the nerve to show up at a royal party in the Hague 
				dressed as Franco officers. In 1938, Bernhard's responsibilities 
				increase and he has to work closely with Francois van 't Sant, 
				Queen Wilhelmina's right hand and the most important liaison 
				officer between MI6 and GSIII, the Dutch military intelligence 
				agency. Van 't Sant communicates anything that is happening in 
				Dutch high society to the British and makes a lot of money in 
				the process. Bernhard starts communicating information between 
				Queen Wilhelmina and GSIII, in which he makes many friends. At 
				the same time Bernhard starts to work as an informant for GSIII, 
				communicating messages from his German friends to the Dutch 
				intelligence service. His younger brother Aschwin, an officer of 
				a German panzer division, continually passes messages to him. 
				They even travel together occasionally. In the summer of 1938 
				they visit King George VI, under the wary eyes of MI6. It is 
				believed that they are discussing a German coup in preparation 
				by admiral and spychief Wilhelm Canaris (old friend of the 
				Lippe-Biesterfelds; boss of Aschwin; didn't seem to appreciate 
				the imperial aspirations of Hitler) and several of his 
				associates. This coup is called off in late 1939. As Bernhard is 
				sure the Germans will attack the Netherlands soon, not allowing 
				it to be neutral, he quietly started to receive his family's 
				German possessions, moved to The Hague, and made plans to 
				evacuate his family to Paris. One month before the German 
				invasion of Holland, which occurred in May 1940, Bernard had a 
				reunion with his old buddy Gerhard Fritze and a group of IG 
				Farben associates. According to one of the attendants, Frank-Fahle, 
				who was arrested after war, Bernhard said to them, as 
				inspector-general of the Dutch military, that he would find it 
				very difficult to lead Dutch troops in battle against the 
				Germans. When the German attack began the Oranges moved to 
				London. Bernhard went back for a few days, suggested to execute 
				a few Dutch collaborators of the Germans (which didn't happen), 
				went to Paris, and back again to London. For some reason, this 
				short trip would make him a legendary hero. In the UK Bernhard 
				wasn't trusted and Ian Flemming, the later James Bond author and 
				a MI6/Naval Intelligence officer, was sent to spy on him. Sefton 
				Delmer (Naval Intelligence; the Beaverbrook employee), Ian 
				Flemming, and Prince Bernhard spent a lot of time together, but 
				it seems that Flemming couldn't find any pro-nazi connections to 
				Bernhard. Flemming later incorporated the character Count Lippe, 
				a low level member of a worldwide secret criminal group 
				(SPECTRE) involved in drug trade and extortion of NATO, in his 
				James Bond movie 'Thunderball'. Some have speculated this 
				character might be a reference to Prince Bernhard, who was born 
				as Count von Lippe-Biesterfeld. Flemming would slowly move out 
				of Bernhard's life. Through Delmer, Bernhard came into contact 
				with Lord Beaverbrook (Aitken family; wanted peace with Hitler, 
				like Hitler himself wanted with the British Empire; close to 
				Hitler and Hess) and became very close with Penelope Aitken 
				(married a nephew of Lord Beaverbrook), who was the mother of 
				Jonathan Aitken, a later MI6 agent and head of Le Cercle. During 
				this time Bernhard (who recruited the son of Lord Beaverbrook in 
				the 1001 Club) also came into contact with mystery man Joseph H. 
				Retinger (raised by Polish nobility; MI6 and likely a Jesuit or 
				SMOM member; later founder of Bilderberg). Anthony Drexel Biddle 
				Jr., US Ambassador to the European governments in exile in 
				London during WWII, a Pilgrims Society member, and a person that 
				informed US intelligence about the Synarchist Movement of Empire 
				in France, became a good friend of Bernhard. Allen Dulles
				(Cap & Gown; Pilgrims Society; OSS; CIA 
				director; SMOM; nephew of a Jesuit; Paperclip; co-founder US 
				Military-Industrial Complex; Warren Commission), John J. 
				McCloy (Pilgrims Society; Rockefeller guy; 
				chair CFR; released the most important nazis; Warren Commission), 
				McGeorge Bundy (Skull & Bones; Army 
				Intelligence; chair Ford Foundation; 1001 Club), general 
				Walter Bedell Smith (Chief of Staff of 
				SHAEF; CIA director), and general Eisenhower became other 
				close associates and friends of Bernhard during WWII. FDR had 
				always been a good friend of the Oranges. In late 1940, Bernhard 
				started to work as a liaison officer between the newly 
				established Dutch Central Intelligence Agency (CID) and the SIS 
				and SOE. Head of the CID became Francois van 't Sant, the most 
				important agent of the Oranges. Bernhards reputation got another 
				dent when Englandspiel came out in 1943, even though he didn't 
				have a direct role in the affair. During Englandspiel dozens of 
				Dutch intelligence agents, which were flown in from England, 
				were immediately caught by waiting Germans over a period of 
				about a year. Captured agents sent plenty of messages that the 
				operation had been penetrated by the Germans, but the SOE 
				ignored them for some unknown reason. In 1944, after the Allied 
				invasion of Europe, Bernhard flew across the front and asked 
				both the Pope in Italy and Retinger in Poland to try and look 
				out after his family members that were still in Germany. It 
				seemed however that especially his mother could take care of 
				herself with all the contacts she had within IG Farben. In 1944, 
				during the allied siege of the Netherlands, Bernhard became head 
				of the Domestic Forces (BS), which was the coordination center 
				for the Dutch resistance. His headquarters, complete with wine 
				cellar, was located in Hotel Metropole in Brussels and consisted 
				of members of MI6, the SOE, and Dutch resistance. One of his 
				closest friends here was Gerben Sonderman who used to work with 
				SS officer Klaus "Butcher of Lyon" Barbie. Barbie dreamed up 
				Hitler's Final Solution and was responsible for the rape, 
				torture, and murder of thousands of people. At Nuremberg Barbie 
				was released by Pilgrims Society member John J. McCloy and ended 
				up in Bolivia where he became responsible for setting up the 
				local US-allied death squads and the early drug exporting routes 
				to the US via Columbia. After the failed Battle of Arnhem in 
				September 1944, which was part of the larger Operation Market 
				Garden, it turned out that Christiaan "King Kong" Lindemans had 
				given information about this operation to the Germans. Lindemans, 
				a hero of the resistance, worked in Bernhard's office and 
				supposedly was "turned" by the Germans in 1944. This became just 
				another dent in Bernhard's image, just as the fact that he was 
				starting to gather war loot around this time, like expensive 
				BMWs and small airplanes. After the liberation Bernhard's 
				Gestapo" started to become a menace to the Dutch people, so his 
				organization is not allowed to make arrests anymore. Bernhard's 
				II BD intelligence service now started to map all fascist and 
				anti-communist elements within Dutch society. One of his closest 
				associates has the surname Van Houten and is suspected by 
				British Intelligence to have been the same Van Houten on papers 
				King Kong, the spy who informed the Germans about the upcoming 
				Battle of Arnhem, had been carrying during the time of his 
				arrest. Due to a lack of proof the issue is dropped. When the 
				Dutch government is restored again, Bernhard is in favor of 
				increased influence of the Royal House in state affairs. It 
				won't happen. Because of his ambitions Bernhard did became the 
				point man for the Anglo-American globalists from this moment on. 
				Bernhard started to work more with the United States. One of 
				these persons is Henry Luce agent C.D. Jackson
				(deputy chief of the Psychological Warfare 
				Division of SHAEF; one of the "the Park Avenue Cowboys"; vice 
				president of Time-Life and one of the most trusted aides of 
				Henry Luce; advisor to the President for Psychological Warfare; 
				member Operations Coordinating Board during his time as advisor; 
				president of the National Committee for a Free Europe; 
				co-founder Radio Free Europe and the American Committee for 
				Cultural Freedom; thought the Zapruder film was too shocking to 
				release to the public; trustee Carnegie Corporation). 
				Jackson will largely be responsible for setting up the post WWII 
				psywar and US intelligence division in the Netherlands and other 
				parts of Western Europe. In 1945, the Dutch intelligence group 
				BVD was set up and Bernhard catapulted a lot of his friends in 
				it. There is some infighting however between Bernhard's friends 
				and employees who don't want anything to do with him. In 1946 
				King Kong is about to be investigated by the BVD and Bernhard's 
				friends fear he might release some compromising information 
				about the prince. Subsequently King Kong dies under suspicious 
				circumstances. BVD investigations into Englandspiel are also 
				done only very superficially. After the war, Bernhard made sure 
				a lot of his former nazi buddies were protected from prosecution 
				and helped them back into prominent positions. In 1948, it was 
				discovered that Bernhard was a member of the NSDAP. It is 
				covered up and the press won't report on it until 1976, after 
				the Lockheed Affair. After WWII, Bernhard acted as 
				representative for the Dutch government and multinationals. 
				Doing business with the Fascist regime in Argentine, together 
				with all the fled nazis in that country, wasn't a problem for 
				him. Also worked for the CIA. Commander of the Dutch domestic 
				army 1946-1976. Inspector-General of the Dutch Air Force, Army, 
				and Navy 1946-1976. The Greet Hofmans-Affair from 1948 to 1956 
				created tensions between the Prince and the Queen. The 
				investigation results are still being withheld, but it is known 
				that Bernhard and the CIA were displeased with Juliana's 
				"communist" tendencies of disarmament of Europe to such an 
				extent that they were preparing to put her into a mental 
				hospital (think stay-behind networks?). Some believe Greet 
				Hofmans actually was some kind of Soviet spy. Bernhard held a 
				speech at the University Club in New York in 1953 where he 
				called for European integration and a common currency. 
				Approached by his friend Joseph Retinger to establish 
				Bilderberg, which was founded in 1954 and sponsored by the CIA. 
				Bilderberg chairman 1954-1976. Bernhard got along very well Paul 
				Henri Spaak, Paul van Zeeland, Jean Monnet, Pierre Trudeau, JFK, 
				Nixon, Ford, the Shah of Iran, and countless other international 
				individuals. He loved to duck hunt with Stavros Niarchos (family 
				of Onassis and also a 1001 Club member). His wife, queen 
				Juliana, invited UFO contactee George Adamski to their home in 
				1959. First chairman of the WWF in 1961. President of the WWF 
				until his death. Co-founder of the 1001 Club in the early 1970s. 
				Edmund de Rothschild is the godfather of Alexia Grinda, one of 
				his extramarital daughters. Bernhard met the mother, the 18-year 
				old Helene Grinda (of the noble Roussel family), in 1966, at a 
				swimming pool of the Rothschild family. In 1974, Prince Bernhard 
				sold his Castle Warmelo to the Evlyma Trust in Liechtenstein, a 
				subsidiary of Tibor Rosenbaum's (1001 Club; Mossad agent; 
				criminal) BCI. The Trust was managed by 1001 Club member Herbert 
				Batliner. Friends of Bernhard included David Rockefeller, H.J. 
				Heinz, Gianni Agnelli, Henry Ford II, Henry Luce, Tibor 
				Rosenbaum, Robert Vesco, Mobutu, Suharto, Cornelis Verolme, the 
				Loudons of Shell, Ernst van Eeghen, Ernst van den Beugel (KLM), 
				and Freddie Heineken. Accused of taking bribes from Lockheed and 
				likely also Northrop in 1976. Invested in KAS Enterprises, which 
				became a front for the SAS in their struggle against Mandela's 
				ANC. In 1980 the Oranges had a capital of 650 million euros. A 
				conservative estimate shows that this capital has grown to at 
				least 1,4 billion euros today. Most of this capital is invested 
				in real estate and shares in corporations like Shell. 
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				| 
				 Livanos, Georges  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				A Greek who mainly 
				lived in Lausanne, Switzerland. His father, Stavros Livanos, was 
				a great figure in Greek shipowning circles. During the Second 
				World War, Georges Livanos served in the American army in Japan. 
				In 1949, he founded his own company, Ceres Hellenic Shipping. 
				Shortly after, he inherited his father's fleet of 30 ships, 
				including the world's five largest supertankers. Eugenia, 
				Georges Livanos sister, married a competitor, Stavros Niarchos, 
				and her sister Tina married Aristotle Onassis. After Eugenia's 
				death, Tina divorced and remarried Stavros Niarchos, Aristotle 
				Onassis' lifelong rival. With over 100 ships, Georges' fleet was 
				the largest merchant navy in Greece. He also created a shipping 
				company between the Greek Isles and was involved in the 
				protection of ocean and coastal waters. In 994, his fortune was 
				an estimated 3 billion dollars. The Greek shipowner then 
				diversified his activity and invested in real estate, as well as 
				in the banking industry with Basil Goulandris, another Greek 
				shipowner also based in Lausanne. Georges Livanos passed away in 
				1997, leaving his business to his son, Peter Livanos.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Loudon, John H.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club); November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, 
				Special Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' 
				(acquired several 1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg 
				of EIR); 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', p. 216
				 
				Born in 1905. Born into 
				a prominent Dutch family: his grandfather was the 
				Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies, while his father had 
				succeeded the legendary Deterding as president of Royal Dutch. 
				Loudon's parents wanted him to join the Diplomatic Service, but 
				he had already become fascinated by the international oil 
				business and in 1930. Spent some time with Shell Oil at its 
				Houston headquarters until 1937. General manager of Shell's 
				Venezuelan operations 1944-1947. Director of Royal Dutch Shell 
				1947-1952, responsible for Shell's American interests. Loudon 
				himself was widely praised for the deft way he handled 
				negotiations with Mossadeq during the Iranian oil crisis in 
				1951. Chairman of Shell Oil 1952-1965. Co-founder of Bilderberg 
				in 1954, where he met and impressed David Rockefeller. First 
				chairman of Chase Manhattan's International Advisory Council, 
				which was created in the late 1960s. Loudon would help Chase 
				with recruiting additional members of its IAC board, among them 
				later 1001 Club members Gianni Agnelli and Sir Y.K. Pao. 
				Director N.M. Rothschild & Sons Ltd. Successor of Prince 
				Bernhard in the WWF presidency 1966-1981. Berhard considered him 
				a good friend. Received the WWF Member of Honour Award in 1981. 
				Knight of the Order of The Netherlands, a Grand-Officer of the 
				Order of Orange-Naussau and, in 1960, was appointed an honorary 
				KBE. Member Atlantic Institute for International Affairs and the 
				1001 Club. Died in 1996.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Ludwig, Daniel K.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club); 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The 
				White Man's Game', p. 66-71; November 1994, Executive 
				Intelligence Review, Special Report: 'The coming fall of the 
				House of Windsor' (acquired several 1980s membership lists, 
				according to Steinberg of EIR); 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: 
				Meesterspion', p. 216  
				Set up National Bulk 
				Carriers, which became the largest shipping company in the US. 
				His shipyards pioneered the use of welding rather than riveting 
				the hulls of ships, thereby saving valuable time during World 
				War II when demand for ships soared. He transported oil and 
				molasses around the world. He set up the Jari project, which was 
				an attempt to create a tropical tree farm in Brazil for 
				producing pulp for paper. Later helped Meyer Lansky, chief of 
				the Jewish maffia in New York, to set up his drug money 
				laundering empire in Bahamas. Ludwig is one of the richest 
				private citizens in the world and has been a visitor to the 
				Bohemian Grove. Died in 1992. April 27, 1999, The Daily Mail, 
				'20 years ago': "THE richest man in America was irate about 
				a 1979 BBC documentary on his life and times. MONICA PORTER 
				recalls billionaire Daniel Ludwig. DANIEL K. LUDWIG - America's 
				richest man and a notorious miser - steadfastly refused to 
				cooperate with BBC television in the making of a programme about 
				his extraordinary life, which was broadcast on this date in 
				1979. The billionaire's loathing of publicity was legendary, and 
				he was furious that the documentary had been made at all. He 
				never talked to journalists if he could possibly help it and, 
				when cornered, displayed a mordant sense of humour. To one young 
				reporter who had the temerity to ask him for an interview, he 
				snapped: 'Just make it up, sonny. Say I raped my wife.' The last 
				photographer who dared take his picture was knocked down, and 
				the amazingly fit, nonsmoking, non-drinking, 81-year-old 
				shipping tycoon afterwards tap-danced on his camera. Too mean to 
				run a car or spend money on taxis, Ludwig always insisted on 
				walking between his Manhattan home and his nearby skyscraper 
				office. He was worth an estimated [pounds sterling]2 billion, 
				but once fired a tanker skipper for submitting a two-sheet 
				report which had been paper-clipped together. As the document 
				was inside an envelope, the paperclip was wasteful, stormed 
				Ludwig. Michigan-born Ludwig started his rise to untold wealth 
				at the age of 19, when he borrowed $5,000 from his father and 
				converted an old steamer into a barge to transport wood and 
				molasses. He soon expanded from freighters into the highly 
				profitable tanker business and went on to pioneer the modern 
				supertanker. Although too stingy to pay his former wife Gladys 
				just [pounds sterling]100 a month in alimony - the hapless woman 
				died penniless - he poured hundreds of millions into his 
				charity, the Ludwig Institute of Cancer Research, in Zurich, 
				before his death in 1992."   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Luyt, Louis  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Louis Luyt was born in 
				1932, and grew up in modest circumstances in the Karoo. In the 
				1940s Luyt was employed as a railway clerk. During his rugby 
				career in the 1950s, he captained the Orange Free State 
				province. By the end of the 1960s Luyt had become a millionaire. 
				In 1989 he took over the Presidency of the Transvaal Rugby union 
				and shortly afterwards was elected President of the South 
				African Rugby football Union (SARFU). It was during this period 
				that he came under attack for his administration style and 
				efforts to transform the sport into a professional one. He was 
				accused of nepotism, bullying tactics, and administering 
				autocratically. In 1992 Luyt clashed with the African National 
				Congress when he chose to play only the Afrikaans section of the 
				national anthem at the Springbok’s rugby test match against the 
				All Blacks at Ellis Park stadium. Luyt became infamous for his 
				role in the court case involving President Nelson Mandela. He 
				was a hostile witness in the commission of inquiry into SARFU 
				affairs. Gradually people distanced themselves from him, 
				including his former son-in-law Rian Oberholzer, the then 
				Managing Director of SARFU. This moved resulted in Luyt’s 
				sacking as President of SARFU in May 1998. Luyt then ventured 
				into politics with the Federal Alliance Party (FA), which he 
				financed personally. His stated purpose in forming the FA was to 
				protect the rights and integrity of Afrikaners. The FA took part 
				in South Africa’s first democratic election in 1999 but won no 
				seats, dissolving soon thereafter. As an entrepreneur, Luyt was 
				prominent in the establishment of the Triomf fertilizer empire, 
				and that of the Citizen newspaper, which was embroiled in the 
				info scandal of the late 1970s, which prompted the resignation 
				of the Minister of Information Connie Mulder, and indirectly to 
				the retirement of Vorster from the Premiership. Luyt is married 
				to Adri and they live in the north of Durban.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Magnin, Cyril  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The White 
				Man's Game', p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: 
				Meesterspion', p. 216  
				A third generation San 
				Franciscan born in 1899, Cyril Magnin's life was characterized 
				by an unflagging commitment to the business, civic and cultural 
				vitality of San Francisco. Mr. Magnin served as President of 
				Joseph Magnin, Co., a clothing company that helped modern 
				American women dress in the stylish designs of the day. As 
				President of the Port of San Francisco, which then belonged to 
				the state of California, Mr. Magnin lobbied tirelessly and 
				ultimately succeeded in transferring the valuable Port property 
				to the city of San Francisco. He was also responsible for 
				creating the role of San Francisco's "Chief of Protocol". Also a 
				champion of the arts, Cyril Magnin worked with Mayor Joseph 
				Alioto (president of the San Francisco National Bank) to 
				convince Avery Brundage to donate his incomparable Asian art 
				collection to San Francisco's Asian Art Museum. He brought the 
				A.C.T. to San Francisco, nurtured Beach Blanket Babylon, and 
				also provided input and guidance to the California Culinary 
				Academy. Not one to remain behind the scenes indefinitely, Mr. 
				Magnin played the part of the Pope in the 1978 movie "Foul Play" 
				with Chevy Chase and Goldie Hawn. Mr. Magnin is also remembered 
				fondly for his role in a commercial which ran on television for 
				many years. His speaking part read, "I've had an 80 year love 
				affair with San Francisco . . . My name is Cyril Magnin and this 
				is my dog, Tippy." 
				Some people have 
				accused Cyril Magnin and Joseph Alioto of having been members of 
				the mafia and the circle that killed JFK. Mae Brussell, of whom 
				Magnin was an uncle, was a dedicated conspiracy researcher. She 
				died of rapid-spreading cancer in 1988 while investigating child 
				abuse with a connection to Army Intelligence and Nazis.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Marmor, Boris "Bobby"  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Controlled Scotia 
				Investments in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Joined the board 
				of Hallmark Securities in 1970. Chairman of Westmoreland 
				Investments in the early 1970s. Turned up as a shareholder in 
				the Wolverhampton Steam Laudry company in the early 1980s. 
				"Convicted embezzler-turned-property-developer and casino owner 
				whose activities are again under official investigation", 
				according to Spy Magazine.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 McNamara, Robert 
				Strange  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The White 
				Man's Game', p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', 
				p. 216; May 2003, Capital Research Center, Foundation watch 
				Born on June 9, 1916 in 
				San Francisco. McNamara graduated in 1937 from the University of 
				California at Berkeley and went on to earn a graduate degree 
				from the Harvard Business School, where from 1940 to 1943 he 
				taught as an assistant professor. Poor eyesight kept him out of 
				combat during World War II, but he served in the Air Force's 
				Statistical Control Office, focusing, as he had done at Harvard, 
				on ways to improve efficiency and productivity. After the war he 
				brought his management skills to the ailing Ford Motor Company 
				and became one of the "Whiz Kids" credited with the company's 
				revival. In 1960 he became the first person outside the Ford 
				family to rise to the position of president of the company. The 
				same year, McNamara accepted President-elect John Kennedy's 
				offer to become secretary of defense. McNamara set out to 
				reorganize and streamline the nation's defense force and its 
				bureaucracy. He was central to the Kennedy administration's 
				drive to change U.S. military strategy from its Eisenhower-era 
				reliance on nuclear "massive retaliation" to one of "flexible 
				response," including a range of conventional options. McNamara 
				emphasized cost control, the phasing out of what he believed to 
				be obsolete weapons systems, and greater overall efficiency. 
				While arguing that there was no essential difference between 
				large organizations such as Ford and the Pentagon, and even 
				though he did gain considerable control over the defense 
				establishment, McNamara also had to deal with resistance from a 
				variety of powerful, entrenched traditionalists in the various 
				services, to say nothing of Capitol Hill. Trusted by Kennedy, 
				McNamara became very influential in the administration. He was 
				an important member of Kennedy's circle of advisers during the 
				1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. He was also a central figure in the 
				evolution of the nation's nuclear strategy from "massive 
				retaliation" to a more limited "counterforce" doctrine to 
				"mutually assured destruction," seeking international strategic 
				stability. During the Vietnam War, McNamara initially was a 
				great believer in victory and was convinced the United States 
				could win thanks to its technological superiority. But by 1966 
				McNamara became disillusioned with the war and offered his 
				resignation to President Johnson in 1967. August 6, 1967, The 
				Lima News, Ohio: "On March 30, 1966, Secretary of Defense 
				Robert McNamara "categorically denied" flying saucers exist and 
				said all of the thousands of alleged UFO photographs were "only 
				illusions."" In 1968, he became president of the World 
				Bank. During the 1980s he became a critic of the nuclear arms 
				race and a proponent of a policy of "no first use." McNamara 
				recently published a memoir on Vietnam, admitting that he had 
				been tragically misguided in his view and conduct of the war. 
				Due to the McCarthy hysteria all the nuanced, clear thinkers at 
				the State Department had been purged. McNamara has been a member 
				of Bilderberg, the Atlantic Council of the United States, the 
				Council on Foreign Relations, and the Trilateral Commission. He 
				was a primary sponsor of the United Nations affiliated (New Age) 
				Lucis Trust together with Greenpeace (1001 Club), the 
				Rockefeller Foundation (undoutedly represented at the 1001 Club; 
				Pilgrims) and Thomas Watson of IBM (1001 Club; Pilgrims). It 
				used to be called the 'Lucifer's Trust' and was inspired by 
				Alice Bailey (who, in line with Moses, Mohammed, Joseph Smith, 
				Crowley, etc., received her info in trance through some kind of 
				spiritual being). Together with Sadruddin Aga Khan (1001 Club) 
				identified as a member of the Administrative Board of the 
				International Pugwash Foundation in Geneva in 1995 (official 
				Pugwash history).   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Mellon, Paul W. 
				  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', p. 19 
				(acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of the 
				1001 Club) 
				His father was known as 
				a ruthless businessman who greatly suppressed his workers in all 
				his hundreds of companies and polluted the environment to the 
				extreme. He was the only one to hold his own against the 
				Rockefellers and the Morgans. Paul was a member of Yale Scroll & 
				Key. He didn't spend much time in business. Long-time neighbor 
				of the powerful Averell Harriman and worked together with his 
				son-in-law. During WWII, Paul Mellon became OSS station chief in 
				London and liaison to British Intelligence. After WWII, Martin 
				A. Lee and Bruce Schlain note in Acid Dreams: "... members 
				of the Mellon family maintained close ties with the CIA. The 
				Mellon family foundations have been used repeatedly as conduits 
				for Agency funds. Furthermore, Richard Helms was a frequent 
				weekend guest of the Mellon patriarchs in Pittsburgh during his 
				tenure as CIA director [1966-1973]." Buckingham Palace told 
				Executive Intelligence Review investigator, Scott Thompson: 
				"The Queen has known Mr. Mellon for many years and visited his 
				estate at Upperville, Virginia, probably for the first time in 
				the 1950s." Founded the Old Dominion Foundation which 
				merged to become the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. 
				Philanthropist, art collector and horse breeder. Established the 
				Yale Center for British Art. Summer 1999, Yale Alumni Magazine:
				"President Levin noted in his tribute that "of the many 
				thousands who have contributed to Yale University, none has done 
				more than he [Paul Mellon] to shape and support it."..." At 
				his death, Mellon left Yale $90 million and more than 130 works 
				of art-the largest single gift ever to the University. Zodiac 
				Club member J. Carter Brown wrote an obituary of him in Yale 
				Alumni Magazine. Mellon has been a member of the 1001 Club and 
				the Pilgrims Society.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Meuser, Fred C. 
				  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club); November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, 
				Special Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' 
				(acquired several 1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg 
				of EIR)  
				Dutch born American 
				citizen who later lived in Switzerland. Met Prince Bernhard 
				while serving with the RAF in WWII and the two became close 
				friends, Bernhard's family often staying at his residence. 
				Second in command of the succesful Star fighter sales effort in 
				Europe during the 1950s and 1960s. European sales manager of 
				Lockheed in the early 1970s, when Lockheed was promoting its 
				F-16. Bagman for the $1.1 million bribe to Prince Bernhard from 
				Lockheed in 1976. According to Meuser, the Swiss lawyer Hubert 
				Weisbrod was crucial in his lobbying work.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Milmo, Emilio 
				Azcárraga, Jr.   | 
				
				 
				Sources: 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', p. 216
				 
				Born in 1930. Mexican 
				businessman and son of Emilio Azcárraga Vidaurreta, Sr. Educated 
				at Culver Military Academy and graduated in 1948. Married four 
				times, most recently to Paula Cussi and then his former 
				mistress, a past representative to Mexico in the Miss Universe 
				pageant, Adriana Abascal. Owner of Univision, a twelve-station 
				Spanish language network in the U.S., and in the 1960s and 1970s 
				as a controlling shareholder of Televisa. Owner of "El 
				Nacional", a sports daily newspaper in 1990-1991. Owned major 
				Mexican television stations and was the chairman of the 
				U.S.-based Spanish language TV network "Galavision". Involved in 
				publishing, video rental, and real estate ventures. Died in 
				1999. Passed on his business to his son Emilio Azcárraga Jean.
				  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Munk, Peter  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				January 3, 1997, Jeffrey Steinberg for Executive Intelligence 
				Review, 'George Bush's "Heart of Darkness" -- Mineral Control 
				and Africa' 
				A hungarian Jew, 
				regular skiing partner of Prince Charles, and one of the 
				wealthiest men in Canada. CEO and chairman of the world's 
				largest gold-mining corporation, Barricks Gold, which was 
				founded and majority owned by the controversial Iranian arms 
				dealer Adnan Khashoggi. Khashoggi has close ties to the British 
				royal family and his career has been jump started by the Bin 
				Laden family. Khashoggi has been a business partner of Wally 
				Hilliard, the financial backer of Rudi Dekkers who trained the 
				main 9/11 hijackers. Munk tried to keep it under wraps that his 
				company purchased the rights to a gold mine in Nevada -- 
				containing $10 billion in gold -- for only $10,000. His U.S. 
				goldmines have been accused of poisoning the local water. Munk 
				was accused of insider trading back in 1967. Peter Munk is also 
				chairman of Trizec Properties in Canada.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Navapan, Sukum  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				One of his official internet biographies 
				Born in Thailand in 
				1925. LLB. & Higher Diploma in Accountancy, Thammasat University 
				MBA Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, USA. 
				President of the United Insurance Co., Ltd. 1955-1957. President 
				of the General Insurance CO., Ltd. 1955-1957. Secretary-general 
				of the Poh Teck Tung Foundation 1957-1966. President of Thai 
				Military Bank 1958-1981. Chairman of the Hyatt Rama Hotel 
				1974-1976. Chairman of the 23rd World Cup Golf Tournament, 
				Bangkok, 1975. President of the American Universities Alumni 
				Association (AUAA) 1976-1977. Chairman of the Thai Bankers 
				Association 1976-1978. Chairman of the ASEAN Bangking Council 
				1977-1978. Member of Parliament 1978-1979. Thai Representative 
				of the Inter-Parliamentary Union 1978-1979. President of the 
				Table Tennis Association of Thailand 1985-1989. Director of the 
				Ramathibodi Foundation 1992-1996. Director of the Bangna Central 
				Property Co., Ltd. 1993-2001. Trustee of the National Symphony 
				Orchestra Washington D.C., USA. 1993-1999. Chairman Navatanee 
				Group of Companies Bangkok. Director of American Standard 
				Sanitaryware (Thailand) Plc., Siam Inter-Continental Hotel, and 
				Siam Food Products Plc. President of the Wharton Club of 
				Thailand. Chairman of Standing Committee, John F. Kennedy 
				Foundation & Sukumo Foundation. Director of the Mahidol 
				Foundation. Director of the Bangkok Symphony Orchestra 
				Foundation. Member of the 1001 Nature Trust of the WWF. Life 
				Adviser of the International Golf Association (IGA). Honorary 
				member of the Thailand Olympic Committee. Honorary Rotarian of 
				the Bangkok Rotary Club. Chairman of the Wharton Alumni Club of 
				Thailand. Member of the Northeast Region Development Committee. 
				Chairman of the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) Bangkok 
				Meeting. Knight Grand Cross (First Class) of the Most Exalted 
				Order of the White Elephant. Knight Grand Cross (First Class) of 
				the Most Noble of the Crown of Thailand. Knight Grand Cross 
				(First Class) of the Most Admirable Order of Direk Kunaporn. His 
				wife is chairperson of the Siew-National Co., Ltd.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Niarchos, Stavros  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Once he had received 
				his doctorate in law, he worked for his uncle who was a 
				shipowner. At the age of 25, Stavros Niarchos became independent 
				and frequented the prestigious royal yacht club. He was a naval 
				officer in the Second World War, during which time part of the 
				trade fleet he had built with his uncle was destroyed. Nearly 2 
				million dollars in insurance money helped him to buy another 
				fleet. In 1952, the same year as his rival Aristotle Onassis, 
				Stavros Niarchos built the first supertankers capable of 
				transporting enormous quantities of oil and fuel. In 1956, the 
				Suez Canal Crisis considerably increased the demand for the type 
				of large tonnage ships that Niarchos owned. Business flourished 
				and he became a billionaire, just like his rival, Aristotle 
				Onassis. The shipowners' rivalry continued into their private 
				lives. After his divorce from Henry Ford's daughter, Stavros 
				Niarchos married Georges Livanos' sister, Eugenia. 2002, David 
				Rockefeller, 'Memoirs', pg. 448-449: "In late 1959 we were 
				guests of Stavros [1001 Club] and Eugenie Niarchos for a week's 
				sail through the Aegean aboard their three-masted schooner, The 
				Creole... I had met Stavros six years earlier when he came to 
				Chase's headquarters for a business meeting... Even though 
				Stavros and I had little in common, we developed a good personal 
				relationship and became business partners in many real estate 
				deals in the United States, including the purchase of 
				Rockefeller Center.... Our friends Jack [H.J. Heinz II; Pilgrims 
				Society and Bilderberg organiser] and Drue Heinz of Pittsburgh 
				were also on that 1959 voyage, as were Hans (Heini) Heinrich and 
				Fiona Thyssen-Bornemisza [1001 Club], whom we met for the first 
				time. Heini was the grandson of the famous August Thyssen, the 
				"Rockefeller of the Ruhr," founder of Germany's Vereinigte 
				Stahlwerke... Our cruise brought out the fact that we were all 
				interested in art... The following May [1960]... we all flew to 
				Lugano to spend the weekend with the Thyssens. When we arrived 
				at Heini's home, the Villa Favorita, we were awestruck... It was 
				the most beautiful private [art] collection we have ever seen." 
				When Eugenia passed away, he married her sister Tina Onassis, 
				who was also Aristotle's ex wife. At the head of a 4 billion 
				dollar fortune, the rich shipowner prided himself on having 
				married five times in the course of his life. After the oil 
				crisis of 1973, Stavros Niarchos sold off some of his companies 
				and launched into finances and the diamond trade. In the 
				eighties, he came more and more often to Geneva, from where he 
				managed his business around the globe. The Golden Greek, as his 
				fellow countrymen liked to call him, retired in the nineties to 
				his main residence in Saint-Moritz, in the Graubunden, where he 
				devoted a lot of time to his favorite sport, skiing. One of the 
				largest investors in Rockefeller Center until 2001, together 
				with David Rockefeller, Goldman Sachs, and the Agnelli family. 
				At that point the Speyer and Crown families took over.  | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Norgay, Tenzing 
				  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				October 28, 1977, The Argus (Fremont), 'Dutch prince loves 
				nature', Page 16 
				Born in 1914. Came from 
				a peasant family from Khumbu in Nepal, very near Mount Everest. 
				Took part as a high-altitude porter in three official British 
				attempts to climb Everest from the northern Tibetan side in the 
				1930s. Also took part in other climbs of mountains on the Indian 
				subcontinent in the 1940s and 1950s. In 1953, he took part in 
				Sir John Hunt's expedition, his own seventh expedition to 
				Everest, in which he and Hillary became the first men to reach 
				the summit. Sir John Hunt was a British military officer who 
				later became a member of the Order of the Garter and the Privy 
				Council. Hunt is one of the few Westerners who claims to have 
				had an encounter with the alleged "Abominable Snowman", or Yeti, 
				of the Himalayas. The Australian Sir Edmund Hillary also became 
				a Knight of the Garter. Afterwards Norgay was met with adulation 
				in India and Nepal, and even literally worshipped by some people 
				who believed he must be an incarnation of Buddha or Siva. Became 
				director of field training for the Himalayan Mountaineering 
				Institute in Darjeeling. In 1977, he accompanied Prince Bernhard 
				and a small group of 1001 Club members who visited Nepal. In 
				1978, he founded a company, Tenzing Norgay Adventures, that 
				offers trekking in the Himalaya. Today, the company is run by 
				his son Jamling Tenzing Norgay, who himself reached the summit 
				of Everest in 1996. Died in 1986.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Oppenheimer, Harold 
				"Harry"  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Born in 1908. Of the 
				German Jewish family, which controls the De Beers diamond 
				company and the huge Anglo American Corporation. Harry was the 
				son of Ernest Oppenheimer, who founded Anglo American 
				Corporation in 1917, became director of De Beers in 1927, and 
				was its chairman from 1929 to 1957. Harry was a member of 
				Parliament for Kimberley from 1948 to 1957, and became the 
				opposition spokesman on economics, finance and constitutional 
				affairs. Chairman of Anglo-American Corp. from 1957 to 1982. 
				Chairman of De Beers from 1957 to 1984. Extremely generous in 
				gifts to the State of Israel. Personally directed that Israel 
				receive the necessary diamond raw products from De Beers in 
				order to establish itself as one of the world's diamond 
				polishing and exporting countries. In the 1970s and 1980s, he 
				financed the anti-apartheid Progressive Federal Party , now 
				known as the Democratic Alliance. Some people believe that he 
				could have done more to end the regime, but within his sphere of 
				influence he is believed to have done more than most of his 
				fellow-businessmen. Chancellor of the University Cape Town in 
				South Africa 1976-1996. Harry was one of the world's richest 
				men. Member of the 1001 Club. Member of the Roxburghe Club, 
				together with families as Cecil, Cavendish, Arundel, the Duke of 
				Norfolk, and Rothschild. Died in 2004.   | 
			 
			
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				 Pao, Sir Y.K.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Professor of Law. 
				Chairman of Public Law at the University of Hong Kong. Banker in 
				Shanghai before WWII. Moved to Hong Kong after Mao's ascend to 
				power in 1949. Beginning in 1955 with one rusty, second-hand 
				steamer, he would built the world's largest fleet of cargo 
				vessels, named World-Wide Shipping Company. Sir Y.K. Pao 
				approached Chase at his own initiative in the late 1960s, after 
				hearing of plans to create an International Advisory Council. 
				Member of the initial board of Chase Manhattan's International 
				Advisory Council, together with co-1001 Club members John H. 
				Loudon and Gianni Agnelli. By the 1970s, he was easily the 
				biggest independent tanker owner in the world, with a fleet 
				totaling more than 21 million tons. By comparison, the fleet of 
				late Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis totaled about 3 
				million tons. At one time, Pao's private shipping fleet was 
				larger than that of the Soviet Union. Pao expanded into real 
				estate, communications, media and aviation. Accepted a 
				knighthood from Britain's Queen Elizabeth II in 1978. Frequently 
				golfed with Denis Thatcher, husband of prime minister Margaret 
				Thatcher. Contributed generously to the British Conservative 
				party. One of his biggest coups came in 1980 when he took over 
				the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf & Godown Ltd. from under the 
				nose of Jardine Matheson, muscling into what had been an 
				exclusively British club. Counted Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping, 
				who opened up China with Henry Kissinger and David Rockefeller, 
				as a friend. At his funeral, the then governor of Hong Kong, 
				David Wilson, sat in the front row. Died in 1991 with a fortune 
				exceeding $1.3 billion, according to Forbes.   | 
			 
			
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				 Patino, Antenor  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly 
				confidential" 1978 membership list of the 1001 Club) 
				 
				Antenor Patińo was a 
				Bolivian tycoon, who dominated the world's supply of tin in the 
				sixties and seventies, hence his nickname "the King of Tin". He 
				married the daughter of Spanish monarch Alfonso XIII, the 
				princess María Cristina de Borbón. His daughter married the Jew 
				and later Le Cercle member Sir James Goldsmith, but Patino was 
				violently opposed to this marriage. His daughter, below the age 
				of 20, died of a massive cerebral hemorrhage some time later. 
				With his fortune, amongst other things, he developed tourist 
				destinations like Las Hadas, in Manzanillo, Mexico, and Las 
				Alamandas in Jalisco state, also in Mexico. At that time he was 
				among the richest men in the world.  | 
			 
			
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				 Pahlavi, Mohammad Reza 
				Shah   | 
				
				 Sources: 
				2004, Philip Dröge, 'Het Oranjekapitaal,' p. 211-216 
				Better known as the 
				Shah of Iran from 1941 to 1979. Born in 1919. Attended Institut 
				Le Rosey, a Swiss boarding school where many kings are send, and 
				the Military College in Tehran. Followed up his father as 
				emperor of Iran in 1941 after a joined USSR-British invasion 
				(officially Iran was neutral). The British were of the opinion 
				that the son would be more open to western free market 
				influences, which turned out to be right. In 1953, the Shah 
				supported Operation Ajax, the coup that overthrew prime minister 
				Mohammed Mossadegh. The Brits didn't appreciate Mossadegh's 
				succesful effort to nationalize the Iranian oil industry. Allen 
				Dulles (Pilgrims; SMOM; DCI), John Foster Dulles (Pilgrims), and 
				Kermit Roosevelt Jr. were key plotters of this coup. Created his 
				secret police, the SAVAK, in 1957 with the assistance of the CIA 
				and the Israeli Mossad. Dissidents were jailed, tortured, 
				murdered, and-or assassinated. Member of the Safari Club, which 
				was set up by the Kermit Roosevelt and Alexandre de Marenches, 
				and a member of the 1001 Club. The Shah has always been good 
				friends with western leaders, kings, and queens. Eventually he 
				was ousted in 1979 and Ayatollah Khomeini came to power for the 
				next 10 years. As a result the West started supplying weapons to 
				Iran's enemy, Saddam Hussein. Pavlavi died in 1980.   | 
			 
			
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				 Reksten, Hilmar  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Hilmar Reksten, the 
				biggest ship owner in the world, was an owner of both P&O, 
				Zapata Naess and most likely, Burmah Oil. Most of his fortune 
				escaped taxation during the post-war period, mostly because of 
				help from the Norwegian Labor Government. Eventually he went 
				bankrupt.  | 
			 
			
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				 Rosenbaum, Tibor Imgas  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club); 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The 
				White Man's Game', November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, 
				Special Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' 
				(acquired several 1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg 
				of EIR); p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', 
				p. 216  
				A Hungarian Jew who 
				worked with Raoul Wallenberg (of the Bilderberg family) during 
				WWII to keep Hungarian Jews out of the concentration camps. Set 
				up the resistance group Hatzalá in which he was known as Rabbi 
				Pinjas. Became a Mossad agent in 1951. Worked at the Swiss 
				Israeli Bank through which he funded Mossad operations. Head of 
				the Jewish Agency, an organization which supported Jews who were 
				interested in migrating to Israel. Ran the Israel Corporation 
				with Edmond de Rothschild (once chairman), a fundraising 
				institution which gathered funds for land purchases in 
				Palestine. The Mossad and the Israeli Labour Party (headed by 
				David Ben-Gurion, a close friend of the Rothschilds) sent funds 
				to Rosenbaum so they were able to invest anonymously in Europe 
				and the United States. Rosenbaum secretly speculated with a 
				large part of these funds. In 1958 he set up the Swiss Banque du 
				Credit International (BCI) with the help of Edmond de 
				Rothschild. Rosenbaum and his BCI directors laundered illegal 
				drug and gambling money from mafia boss Meyer Lansky by 
				investing it in real estate. Through the BCI Mossad and 
				Permindex operations were financed and reportedly Rosenbaum was 
				a significant stakeholder in Permindex. In the early 1960s, the 
				BCI bought a significant stake in Henry Luce's Time Life. 
				Permindex has been the main suspect of having coordinated the 
				1963 JFK murder. Edmond de Rothschild introduced Rosenbaum to 
				Bernhard in the mid-1960s. In 1970 Bernhard invited Rosenbaum 
				into the 1001 Club, but after Rosenbaum got in trouble for 
				having embezzled money of the BCI, Bernhard had to expel him 
				again. This happened in 1973-1974. In 1974, Prince Bernhard sold 
				his Castle Warmelo to the Evlyma Trust in Liechtenstein, a 
				subsidiary of Tibor Rosenbaum's BCI. The Trust was managed by 
				1001 Club member Herbert Batliner, a person later linked to 
				laudering funds for Marcos, Mobutu, Escobar, and Helmut Kohl. 
				The BCI was closed down and for a short time Tibor went to jail. 
				The rest of his life he tried to pay his debts. In 1980 he died 
				of a heart attack.  | 
			 
			
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				 Rupert, Anthony "Anton" 
				Edward  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club); 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The 
				White Man's Game', p. 66-71; November 1994, Executive 
				Intelligence Review, Special Report: 'The coming fall of the 
				House of Windsor' (acquired several 1980s membership lists, 
				according to Steinberg of EIR); 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: 
				Meesterspion', p. 216; May 2003, Capital Research Center, 
				Foundation watch 
				South African 
				billionaire. Member of the Broederbond. Established the 
				Rembrandt-group (tobacco and alcohol) and became its chairman. 
				Trustee of the WWF international and president of WWF South 
				Africa. Founder and chairman of the Peace Parks Foundation and 
				chairman of the Club 21. Chairman of the South African tobacco 
				giant Rothmans International tobacco company (taken over by 
				British American Tobacco, which is a member of the Multinational 
				Chairman's Group). Owns about 28% of British American Tobacco. 
				Chairman of the Technical Investment Corporation. Back in the 
				late 1980's seven of his relatives were members of the 1001 
				Club. Rumored to have been an investor in the secretive KAS 
				Enterprises, the SAS front company involved with Operation Lock.
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				 Safra, Edmond J. 
				  | 
				
				 
				Sources: November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special 
				Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired 
				several 1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR)
				 
				Descendent of a 
				Syrian-Jewish banking family. His ancestors were gold traders in 
				the Ottoman empire. Grew up in Brazil before moving to Geneva. 
				The reclusive owner of Trade Development Bank, former owner 
				American Express Bank, and founder Republic New York Corporation 
				1966. Republic Bank had 2 million customers and 83 branches - 
				the third largest network in the city after Citibank and Chase 
				Manhattan. It also had private banking operations in New York, 
				Miami, Los Angeles and Asia. In 1990, this Republic Bank was 
				identified as a favorite laundromat for both the Medellín Cartel 
				and Lebanese-based heroin and hashish smugglers. The bank has 
				also been accused of transferring billions of U.S. Federal 
				Reserve notes from New York to organized crime-controlled Moscow 
				banks, on behalf of Russian organized crime figures. Safra is 
				also under investigation by U.S. and Swiss authorities for 
				laundering Turkish and Columbian drug money. In 2000, the 
				Republic New York Corporation and its sister company Safra 
				Republic Holdings were acquired by HSBC for $10.3 billion. 
				Edmond Safra is a longtime friend and business associate of 
				Swiss banker Edgar de Picciotto, who comes from an old 
				Portuguese Jewish trading family, sits on the board of Soros' 
				Quatum Fund, is a director of American Express Bank SA of 
				Geneva, was chairman of the Geneva private bank CBI-TDB Union 
				Bancaire Privee (major player in the gold and offshore hedge 
				funds), and has also been involved in numerous scandals. De 
				Picciotto is also a longtime business partner of businessman 
				Carlo De Benedetti, closely linked with the P2 lodge scandal. 
				July 25, 2000, Jamestown Foundation, 'Newspaper scandal over IMF 
				diversion expands': "The scandal surrounding allegations 
				that a US$4.8 billion IMF "stabilization credit" in the summer 
				of 1998 was diverted before reaching Russia with the help of 
				Mikhail Kasyanov... Even more sensationally, the author of 
				Novaya gazeta's investigation, Oleg Lurye, claims that following 
				the diversion of the IMF credit and the subsequent collapse of 
				the ruble and Russia's banking system, Edmond Safra, the late 
				head of the New York-based Republic National Bank, gave evidence 
				to the FBI concerning the diversion. Safra died in December of 
				last year of asphyxiation as the result of a fire in his Monte 
				Carlo residence. Lurye quotes Geneva prosecutor Bertrand 
				Bertossa as saying that Safra was murdered for giving evidence 
				to both the FBI and Swiss prosecutors concerning the diversion 
				of the IMF credit. Both La Repubblica and Novaya gazeta claim 
				that the US$4.8 billion credit went from the New York Federal 
				Reserve Bank to Republic National Bank and then to various banks 
				in Switzerland and elsewhere, but not to Russia. Lurye also 
				claims that at the start of autumn 1999 Boris Berezovsky visited 
				Safra at his estate in southern France. The two men, according 
				to Lurye, had a three-hour conversation in "raised voices," 
				after which Safra fled in a panic to his heavily fortified Monte 
				Carlo residence (Novaya gazeta, July 24)." Edmond Safra 
				died in a fire in his Monte-Carlo apartment in December 1999. 
				One of his male nurses, a former U.S. Marine, supposedly set 
				fire to the building in order to rescue him and be the hero. The 
				investigative reporter, Oleg Lurye, was assaulted with a hammer 
				in May 2000 and died two months later. Among the friends of the 
				Safra couple were Nancy Reagan, Condoleezza Rice, and Prince 
				Charles. Feb 6, 2004, London Evening Standard, 'A guide to the 
				new 'east-ablishment': "It was the super-well-connected 
				Jacob Rothschild who helped introduce the billionaire widow of 
				banker Edward Safra, Lily, to Prince Charles, and helped 
				establish her in London." She is the chairman of the Edmond 
				J. Safra Philanthropic Foundation, and she's on the board of the 
				Michael J. Fox Foundation For Parkinson's Research.  | 
			 
			
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				 Salomon, Sir Walter 
				Hans  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				June 17, 1987, The Times, Obituary of Sir Walter Salomon 
				Born in Hamburg in 
				1906. His family had several hundred years of banking behind 
				them. Following the Nazi persecution he came to London in 1937. 
				He set up his own merchant bank in one room in Finsbury Square. 
				In 1950 he acquired the banking house Rea Brothers and quietly 
				and effectively built up a chain of companies. He remained as 
				its chairman until 1984 and thereafter served as president. He 
				was also chairman of the Canal-Randolph Corporation, one of the 
				largest owner-operators of public livestock yards in the United 
				States. In the City he was a well-known and respected banker, 
				and a member of Lloyds and the Baltic Exchange. He was a member 
				of a number of public bodies, including the Cambridge 
				Settlement, the Hudson Institute and the 1001 Club. He was also 
				the founder of Young Enterprise in 1963, an organization which 
				sought to teach young people business by helping them to set up 
				their own companies. Several thousand groups were formed around 
				the country. Died in 1987.  
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				 Samuel, Lord Harold  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Lord Samuel of Wych 
				Cross. Purchased Land Securities Investment Trust Limited in 
				1944 and turned it into the world's biggest property company in 
				20 years. Land Securities built its strength by developing 
				properties on the line running from Oxford Street to Aldgate 
				Pump in the City. Samuel was succeeded in 1978 by Peter Hunt. In 
				1987 the company's property was worth more than Pounds 3 billion 
				and a Pounds 2.5 billion stock market value. The Samuel family 
				owned 4% of the company at the time.   | 
			 
			
				| 
				 Scott, Sir Peter  | 
				
				 
				Sources: November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special 
				Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired 
				several 1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR)
				 
				Knight of the British 
				Empire (deceased), WWF-UK president since its foundation in 
				1961, president of Survival Service Commission in the The World 
				Conservation Union (IUCN) since 1963, founder of Wildfowl Trust 
				in Slimbridge, Gloucetershire in 1964. Sir Peter Markham Scott 
				(September 14, 1909 - August 29, 1989), ornithologist, 
				conservationist and painter, was born in London, the only child 
				of Antarctic explorer Sir Robert Falcon Scott. He is a 
				half-brother of Wayland Young (Lord Kennet). He was educated at 
				Oundle School and Cambridge University, graduating from Trinity 
				College in 1931. He inherited his artistic talent from his 
				mother, Kathleen, and had his first exhibition in London in 
				1933. In 1936, he represented the United Kingdom at sailing in 
				the Olympic Games. During World War II, Scott served in the 
				navy, emulating his father. He was in the "little ships" against 
				German E-boats. He stood as a Conservative candidate 
				unsuccessfully in the 1945 general election in Wembley, North. 
				In 1948, he founded the organisation with which he was ever 
				afterwards closely associated, the Severn Wildfowl Trust (now 
				the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust) with its headquarters at 
				Slimbridge in Gloucestershire. In the years that followed, he 
				led several ornithological expeditions worldwide, and became a 
				television personality, popularizing the study of wildfowl and 
				wetlands. He wrote and illustrated several books on the subject, 
				including his autobiography, The Eye of the Wind (1961). Scott 
				was also an accomplished sailor winning an Olympic Bronze medal 
				for single-handed dinghy sailing and numerous other sailing 
				championships. He also skippered the 12 metre yacht Sovereign in 
				1964 challenge for the America's Cup which was held by USA. 
				Sovereign suffered a whitewash 4-0 defeat in a very one-sided 
				competition where the American boat was seen to be the faster 
				design. From 1973-1983 Sir Peter Scott was Chancellor of the 
				University of Birmingham. He also founded the World Wildlife 
				Fund and designed its panda logo. He is also remembered for 
				giving the scientific name of Nessiteras rhombopteryx to the 
				Loch Ness Monster so that it could be registered as an 
				endangered species. The name, based on Greek, means "the wonder 
				of Ness with the diamond shaped fin" but is also an anagram of 
				"Monster hoax by Sir Peter S". Present at his 1989 memorial were 
				the Duke of Edinburgh (1001), Lord Buxton of Alsa (1001; 
				representing the Princess Royal), Russell Train, the Duke of 
				Norfolk, the Earl of Arundel and Surrey, Sir Kenneth Kleinwort 
				(1001), Dr. Luc Hoffmann (1001), David McTaggart (Greenpeace 
				International), Ravi Tikkoo (1001), John Loudon, and hundreds of 
				others, many connected with the environmental movement. 
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				 Sese Seko, Mobutu  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club); 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The 
				White Man's Game', p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: 
				Meesterspion', p. 216; May 2003, Capital Research Center, 
				Foundation watch 
				Born in Lisala, Belgian 
				Congo (now The Democratic Republic of Congo.) After an education 
				under the tutelage of Belgian friars Mobuto chose a military 
				career and eventually rose to become commander in the Belgian 
				army at the age of 30 with the rank of colonel. In 1958 he 
				joined Patrice Lumumba's Congolese National Movement Party, and 
				thus found himself close to the the centre of power when Lumumba 
				was made Prime Minister, following independence two years later. 
				He took advantage of this during the ensuing power struggle with 
				the province of Katanga, stepping into the Prime Minister's 
				shoes following temporarily when Lumumba was killed. The rule 
				was short, however as Mobuto handed power back to the civilian 
				government within six months. He was not so generous a few years 
				later. He put a stop to the civil war that gripped the country 
				between 1963 and 1965 and once again took control of the state 
				machinery, this time for good. The Congo has the potential to be 
				perhaps Africa's richest nation and it achieved impressive 
				levels (6-7% every year) of growth following independence and 
				during the first few years of Mobuto's rule. This changed 
				however after 1973. Between 1971 and 1973 Mobuto embarked on a 
				program of Zairereanisation. The country's name was changed to 
				Zaire; in came a new national anthem and flag; he demanded his 
				countrymen and women call each other citoyen & citoyenne; 
				abandon European names and wear a jacket of his own design 
				called the abacost. But perhaps most significant was the 
				economic impact of Zaireanisation. In a move out of character 
				for someone supposedly a bulwark against communism, Mobuto 
				nationalized not only the entire foreign owned industrial sector 
				of the economy but also grabbed small businesses from the hands 
				of Greek, Portuguese and Pakistani expats and handed them to 
				'sons of the country.' Mobuto remained in power until 1997, when 
				he was forced to leave by an invading army from Rwanda under the 
				command of future president Laurent Kabila. 1001 Club member 
				Herbert Batliner from Liechtenstein is said to have been 
				laundering money for Mobutu at the time he presided over Zaire. 
				Besides being a senior lawyer and fund manager who managed over 
				10,000 letterbox companies, Batliner is today's (2005) president 
				of Pontificia Accademia delle Scienze Sociali located in Vatican 
				City.   | 
			 
			
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				 Shine, Barnett 
				  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', p. 19 
				(acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of the 
				1001 Club) 
				Property developer.
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				 Spiro, Sidney  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Spiro's father was a 
				wool merchant who, with his three brothers, expanded into sheep 
				farming. Sidney was educated at Grey College, Bloemfontein, and 
				read law at Cape Town University. Joined Anglo American in 1953. 
				Protege of Sir Ernest Oppenheimer. With Sir Ernest and his son, 
				Harry, Spiro formed a trio that for many years represented the 
				spiritual heart of the Anglo American and De Beers Corporations, 
				the twin giants of South African mining. Sir Ernest once pointed 
				at Spiro and said: "There are only two people in the world 
				who understand what I'm talking about. One's Harry. And this is 
				the second." Sidney Spiro played a highly ignificant role 
				in the expansion of the South African mining industry, and 
				effectively created that country's money market. One of his 
				earliest observations under his new employer was that South 
				Africa lacked a sophisticated money market to serve a growing 
				economy. Sir Ernest Oppenheimer accepted the force of Spiro's 
				argument and in 1955 gave him and the late Lord Hampden the 
				backing to create Union Acceptances, the country's first 
				merchant bank. A key part of that project was the establishment 
				of an operation to discount trade bills, which had been a pillar 
				of the City of London for generations. In 1957 this was hived 
				off into The Discount House of South Africa. Dined at the Savoy 
				Hotel in honor of Harry Oppenheimer and his wife on October 20, 
				1959. It was a meeting organized by the Rhodesia and Nyasaland 
				Club, and the attendants included the Earl of Dalhousie, Julian 
				Amery (later Cercle president), Lord Grenfell, and others. 
				Executive director of the Oppenheimer's Anglo-American 
				Corporation since 1961. Founded the Mlilwane game sanctuary and 
				became the first chairman of its trustees. Trustee of the "South 
				African Wildlife Foundation" (a strange description somewhere 
				between the South Africa Foundation and the African Wildlife 
				Foundation). Vice chairman and managing director of Charter 
				mining group 1968-1971, a company headed until 1967 by Harry 
				Oppenheimer. Charter had large holding in Rio Tinto Zinc, 
				Selection Trust, and Union Corporation in South Africa. Chairman 
				of Charter mining group 1971-1976. Joined the board of Rio Tinto 
				Zinc in 1970. Director of De Beers since 1970. Said to have 
				ranked as one of the top three or four men in the Oppenheimer 
				business empire in 1970. Very close the IMF top and regularly 
				attended its meetings. Vice chairman of Cape Asbestos in the 
				early 1970s, which was owned for 60 percent by Charter. 
				Principal speaker at the Metal Market Forum in London in 1972, 
				which took place at Grosvenor House. In 1977 it turned out that 
				Anglo-American had been running a private army, supposedly to 
				retrieve stolen diamonds, and Spiro was called in to testify. 
				Director of Barclays International. He claimed he knew nothing 
				about the affair. Became a director of Hambros Bank in November 
				1977. Acted as a go-between for Hambro's efforts to renew 
				business relations with the South African government and 
				corporate sector. Joined the board of the First Security Group 
				in 1987. Resigned from the board of Minorco in 1989, together 
				with Harry Oppenheimer. Minorco was owned by Anglo-American and 
				De Beers. April 9, 1990, the Times, 'Post mortem on the ConsGold 
				debacle; Book Review': "Mr Jamieson records that after a 
				crucial board meeting in Luxembourg, Minorco directors were 
				waiting at the airport and on alert for "private eyes" from 
				Kroll Associates which ConsGold had hired. Mr Sidney Spiro, a 
				Minorco director, felt a tap on his shoulder. "Psst! Look over 
				there," came an urgent whisper. "There's a Kroll detective 
				staring right at you]'' "Spiro spun round and gasped as he 
				suddenly caught sight of a dark figure about to leap out of the 
				duty-free shop. It was a cardboard promotion for Sandeman Port." 
				Recommended." Had become an unofficial commercial 
				ambassador between Britain and South Africa in the 1980s. He 
				liked to hunt. Died in 1991. His daughter Lisa worked for 
				Salomon Brothers and later UBS in London.   | 
			 
			
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Maurice Strong  | 
				
				 
				Sources: November 1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special 
				Report: 'The coming fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired 
				several 1980s membership lists, according to Steinberg of EIR; I 
				believe from a Canadian source); 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: 
				Meesterspion', p. 216  
				Strong was born in 
				1929, and educated in Manitoba, Canada. Son of Frederick Milton 
				and Mary Fyfe Strong. Ran away from home in 1943, but his father 
				retrieved him. Ran away again and became Arctic trading-post 
				employee for the Hudson's Bay Company 1944-1945. Went to New 
				York in 1947 to take a job as assistant pass officer in the 
				Identification Unit of the Security Section. He lived with Noah 
				Monod, then treasurer of the United Nations. In 1947, at the age 
				of only 18, he is listed as a member of the Secretariat of the 
				United Nations in New York. Here, he (supposedly) first met 
				David Rockefeller and learned that the UN's funds were handled 
				by Rockefeller's Chase Bank. He also met the other Rockefeller 
				brothers and other influential people as well. Although Strong 
				kept his UN job only two months, he met very influential people 
				through Noah Monod. According to the National Council for 
				Science and the Environment: "He [Maurice] first worked with 
				the United Nations as a junior officer in 1947, when he was just 
				eighteen, and returned in 1970 to lead the Conference on the 
				Human Environment in Geneva, after which he became the executive 
				director of the UN's environmental program..." Strong 
				returned to Winnipeg, failed to qualify for the Royal Canadian 
				Air Force, and took a job as trainee analyst for James 
				Richardson & Sons in 1948. By 1951, he had taken a job with Dome 
				Petroleum, on whose board of directors was Henrie Brunie, a 
				close friend of John J. McCloy (and a later friend of Strong). 
				Dome became one of the largest oil companies in Canada but its 
				shareholders resided on Wall Street. In 1951 Strong married, and 
				in 1952, abruptly sold his home, quit his job and took a world 
				cruise. He wound up in Nairobi and took a job with CalTex 
				1953-1954, a company formed to exploit Saudi oil. His job 
				involved travel to exotic parts of the world for two years. 
				Strong visited his distant cousin, Robbins Strong, in Geneva, 
				who was the Secretary of the Extension and Intermovement Aid 
				Division of the international YMCA. He met Leonard Hentsch whose 
				Swiss bank handled the money of the YMCA. Strong wanted to 
				become an international ambassador for the YMCA, but settled for 
				a position on the International Committee of the U.S.A. and 
				Canada which raised funds for the YMCA. From 1958 to 1961, he 
				formed M. F. Strong Management Ltd., Calgary and assumed the 
				management of Ajax Petroleums Ltd., which he reorganized to form 
				Canadian Industrial Gas and Oil Ltd. At that time, it was one of 
				the largest Canadian independent energy companies (now Norcen). 
				He elevated his role in the international YMCA and Canada's 
				Liberal Party. Executive vice-president of Power Corporation 
				1961-1963. Chairman committee extension and inter movement aid 
				World Alliance YMCA's 1963-1965. President of the Power 
				Corporation of Canada 1963-1966. Brought Paul Martin, later 
				Canadian Prime-Minister, into the company as his assistant. 
				Founder and first President of the Canadian International 
				Development Agency (CIDA) 1966-1970. Through his creation and 
				direction of CIDA, Strong controlled the implementation of aid 
				programs on the ground -- including who was hired to do the 
				work, and through the newly created IDRC (by his mentor Lester 
				Pearson), Strong controlled the issuance of tax deductible 
				certificates and the distribution of both private foundation 
				money as well as government money. President National Council 
				YMCA Canada 1967-1968. Alternate governor at the International 
				Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Asian Development Bank 
				1968-1970 and at the Caribbean Development Bank in 1970. Member 
				a joint committee on Justice and Peace of the World Council of 
				Churches, Vatican, 1969-1971. Member of the advisory board of 
				York University, Toronto, 1969-1970. Governor of the 
				International Development Research Centre 1970-1971 and 
				1977-1978. Returned to the United Nations in 1970 and lead the 
				Conference on the Human Environment in Geneva. Executive 
				director environment program of the United Nations, New York 
				1971-1975. From 1971, he served as a trustee for the Rockefeller 
				Foundation and the Aspen Institute. Later also served as an 
				advisor to the Rockefeller Foundation and a member of the Club 
				of Rome. Secretary-general of the U.N. Conference on the Human 
				Environment, the 'Stockholm Conference', which took place in 
				1972. First executive director of the United Nations Environment 
				Programme (UNEP) in Nairobi, Kenya 1973-1975. Co-founder of the 
				WWF in Canada and a trustee until at least the 1970s. Also 
				served as an advisor to the WWF. Supposedly fingered the initial 
				Canadian members of the 1001 Club and is/was a member himself. 
				Chairman and CEO of Petro-Canada 1976-1978. Chairman and largest 
				shareholder of AZL Resources 1978-1983. In 1981, as head of AZL, 
				he was sued for allegedly hyping the stock ahead of a merger 
				that eventually failed. He settled for $4.2 million at the 
				insistence of his insurance company. February 7, 1997, The 
				Standing Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, the words of 
				Senator Jack Austin, President of Canada-China Business Council:
				"The Canada-China Business Council was organized in 1978, at 
				the very beginning of the Deng Xiaoping economic reform period. 
				It was organized by a group of leaders, Paul Desmarais [Sr.], 
				Maurice Strong, Paul Lin, and one or two others, to begin the 
				development of a commercial relationship with China." May 
				15, 2005, Pittsburgh Live: "A near-compulsive talker, one 
				item about which Strong is almost taciturn is his relations with 
				China's elite. Strong does not mention his late cousin Anna 
				Louise Strong. The Marxist journalist was a member of the 
				Comintern and spent two years with Chairman Mao. Her funeral in 
				1970 was organized personally by Chou En-lai, China's prime 
				minister. Some claim that Strong arranged the Nixon-Kissinger 
				initial meetings with the Chinese. However, Strong makes full 
				use of Cousin Anna's memories among Beijing's elite and has had 
				excellent relationships with the Chinese for 30 years." 
				Maurice bought the Colorado Land & Cattle Company and its 
				accompanying 200,000 acres of San Luis Valley in Colorado in 
				1978 (now owned by the Conservation Fund). This land sits on 
				multiple huge underground water streams. Strong & Co. created 
				American Water Development Inc. in 1986 to pump up this water. 
				After the locals started protesting, saying the valley would be 
				turned into a desert, Strong decided to save his reputation as 
				environmentalist and bailed out. The ranch belonged to Saudi 
				arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi, a man who's career was started by 
				the Bin Ladens and who strong connections to British 
				intelligence. Supposedly, in 1978, a mystic informed Hanne and 
				Maurice Strong that "the Baca would become the center for a 
				new planetary order which would evolve from the economic 
				collapse and environmental catastrophes that would sweep the 
				globe in the years to come." Hanne and Maurice Strong 
				created the Manitou Foundation in 1988, a New Age institute on 
				or near the Baca Ranch. On the website it reads: "In the mid 
				1990’s, Manitou and specialists of The Conservation Fund, with 
				generous support of Laurance Rockefeller [the late UFO/Crop 
				Circle investigations funder] and the Jackson Hole Preserve, 
				devoted several years to extensive studies of Manitou’s mountain 
				properties, culminating in the creation of the Manitou Habitat 
				Conservation Plan (MHCP)." At the ranch there are 
				representatives of many of the world's religions, spiritual 
				movements, and New Age sects, including the Catholic and 
				Protestant churches, Buddhist monks, and representatives of 
				different variations on Hinduism. A circular temple has been 
				built on the ranch where the missionaries of different religions 
				can contemplate with each other. If you look at the floor plan 
				you'll see the building is a complex flower (the representatives 
				sit in circles within this flower) within a Celtic Cross/Hindu 
				Kiakra. The latter two represent a divine sexual union. The 
				building seems to be a Rosy Cross, which can be interpreted as 
				having the same meaning. In that last case, the color of the 
				rose would correspond with the nearby mountain range: Sangre de 
				Cristo, meaning 'Blood of Christ', the sacred name the Spanish 
				settlers decided to reserve for it. Nicholas de Vere, former 
				head of the British Dragon Court, wrote: "The Rose 
				represents... the magical menstrual flow of Solomon's beloved." 
				George Hunt, who visited the place, asked to a Catholic priest 
				there, father Victor, what the purpose of the temple is: "We 
				contemplate on the sexual union of the church with God... that's 
				our mission, because we're fulfilling a role that the pope wants 
				us to fulfill. I don't know, we're just contemplating on the 
				sexual union of the church with God." The San Luis Valley 
				is an amazing place. Twelve different Indian tribes used the 
				Valley as a sacred hunting and vision-quest area. Some of these 
				tribes have legends about the 'Sipapu', or 'place of reemergence', 
				near the lakes area. They believe that their ancestors were led 
				underground to safety at this location by the 'Ant People', just 
				before a cleansing period of the earth started. According to the 
				Navajo tradition, they were warned of the upcoming cataclysms by 
				'sky katchinas' (sky spirits). They also claimed that the 'star 
				people' enter our reality at the sacred Blanca Massif in the 
				Valley. The San Luis Valley happens to be a place with enormous 
				UFO activity (even before the modern UFO era started in June 
				1947). During peak UFO waves in the late 1960s dozens of cars 
				would literally line the roads watching the amazing aerial 
				displays of unknown lights as they cavorted around in the sky 
				above the Great Sand Dunes/Dry Lakes area. In 1967 the first 
				case of a typical cattle mutilation was reported in this valley 
				(Sept. 9, a horse called Snippy. Reported by the AP and 
				Washington Post in early October). The phenomenon would become 
				epidemic in the early to mid 1970s. Maurice Strong introduced 
				Edmund de Rothschild on the Fourth World Wilderness Conference 
				in September 1987, held in Denver and southern Colorado: 
				"One of the most important initiatives that is open here for 
				your consideration is that of the Conservation Banking Program. 
				As mentioned this morning, we have [inaudible] here the person 
				who really is the source of this very significant concept. He 
				was/is one of the trustees of the International Wilderness 
				Foundation which sponsored this meeting. He was at the first of 
				these conferences. His conversion to the relationship between 
				conservation and economic development has been a pioneering 
				one... Many of the energy developments that we have seen have 
				come from his early anticipation of our energy needs... And I'm 
				just delighted to have this opportunity of introducing to you, 
				Edmund de Rothschild." Edmund (Pilgrims Society) thanks 
				"Maurice" and gives a speech about Global Warming and what to do 
				about the melting polar caps, the stuff we are all familiar with 
				today. David Rockefeller (Pilgrims Society), James Baker 
				(Pilgrims Society), and Michael Sweatman (Royal Bank of Canada; 
				president World Conservation Bank; close associate of Edmund de 
				Rothschild) also gave speeches. The charge for attending the 
				multi-day conference was $650 and was visited by about 1500 
				businessmen. George Hunt, who attended the conference, was 
				warned (indirectly) by David Rockefeller not to distribute any 
				rebukes of what was said or "he would regret it". Maurice was 
				chairman of the International Energy Development Corporation 
				1980-1983. Chairman of the Canada Development Investment 
				Corporation and the Canadian government holding company for 
				state enterprises 1981-1984. Member of the World Commission on 
				Environment and Development 1983-1987. Chairman of the executive 
				committee of Société Générale pour l'Energie et les Ressources 
				around the early 1980s. Director Massey Ferguson in 1984. 
				Executive coordinator of the United Nations Office for Emergency 
				Operations in Africa 1985-1986. Undersecretary-general of the 
				United Nations 1985-1987 & 1989-1992. Former Chairman the 
				Stockholm Environment Institute which was established in 1989. 
				It worked with the recommendations made during the 1972 
				Stockholm Conference. In 1991, Strong wrote the introduction to 
				a book published by the Trilateral Commission, called 'Beyond 
				Interdependence: The Meshing of the World's Economy and the 
				Earth's Ecology', by Jim MacNeil. David Rockefeller wrote the 
				foreword of that book. Secretary-general of the 1992 Rio Earth 
				Summit. Only those NGOs that were accredited by the UN 
				Conference were permitted to attend. Former chairman 
				International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural 
				Resources (IUCN). Became a member of the Privy Council of Canada 
				in 1992, the same year that Paul G. Desmarais, Sr., Conrad M. 
				Black, and Charles R. Bronfman (brother of Edgar Bronfman, Sr.) 
				were also made members. Chairman and CEO of Ontario Hydro 
				1992-1995. Commission on Global Governance 1992-1996. Co-founder 
				of the Earth Council Institute in 1992 and has been its chairman 
				ever since (he still is anno 2005). Ruud Lubbers (Dutch Prime 
				Minister 1982-1994) and Mikhail Gorbachev (president of the USSR 
				until 1991; established the Green Cross, among its directors 
				Shimon Peres) were among those who helped in its creation. In 
				1994, these people, Maurice Strong, Mikhail Gorbachev, and Ruud 
				Lubbers joined together again to launch a civil society Earth 
				Charter initiative. Considered a chief architect of the Kyoto 
				Accord of 1997, because the regulations to stabilize greenhouse 
				gas concentrations started with the Framework Convention on 
				Climate Change at the Earth Summit in Rio of 1992, headed by 
				Maurice Strong. An international Earth Charter Commission was 
				formed in 1997 (with Maurice Strong, Steven C. Rockefeller 
				(second son of Nelson Rockefeller), and Mikhael Gorbachev among 
				the handful of commissioners), and an Earth Charter secretariat 
				was established in Costa Rica, where today it is affiliated with 
				the UN University for Peace. In 2000, the Earth Charter was 
				formally launched at the Peace Palace (once built by Andrew 
				Carnegie) in The Hague in the presence of Queen Beatrix. The 
				mission of the Earth Charter Initiative is, "To establish a 
				sound ethical foundation for the emerging global society and to 
				help build a sustainable world based on respect for nature, 
				universal human rights, economic justice and a culture of 
				peace." Chairman of the World Resources Institute 
				1995-1998. The earlier mentioned Pittsburgh Live article also 
				states that Maurice Strong is very good friends with Kofi Annan 
				(UN head; advised by Strong), Malloch Brown (works for Annan), 
				Al Gore (former US vice president; intermarried with the Schiff 
				family; presidential campaign sponsored with $100,000 from 
				Strong), Tongsun Park (Koreagate; long history of 
				bribing/blackmailing government officials; indicted in the 
				Oil-For-Food scandal), Louise Frechette (UN deputy 
				secretary-general; accused of having ordered the shredding of 
				incriminating Oil-For-Food documents; actually an investigator 
				of the Oil-For-Food scandal; has spoken to the Pilgrims 
				Society), and James Wolfensohn (used to sit on the Rockefeller 
				Foundation board; former business partner of Lord Jacob 
				Rothschild; former president of the World Bank; the head of J. 
				Rothschild Wolfensohn & Co. was Oil-For-Food investigator and 
				Rockefeller-protege Paul Volcker). Strong actually was a senior 
				advisor to James Wolfensohn when the latter was head of the 
				World Bank from 1995 to 2005. Maurice was and is an advisor to 
				United Nations secretary-generals Boutros-Ghali & Kofi Annan. 
				Chairman of the High Level Expert Panel reviewing the 
				Consultative Group on Agricultural Research (CGIAR) 1998-1999. 
				Member of the World Water Commission, formed in 1998, which 
				concluded that fresh water will become scarce in the future. It 
				also recommend privatization of water companies. Member of the 
				International Advisory Board of the Federation of Korean 
				Industry 1998-2001. Former director of the United Nations 
				Foundation, established in 1998, mainly through the money of Ted 
				Turner, but sponsored by many corporations and foundations. 
				President of the Council of the University for Peace in Costa 
				Rica since 1999. Member of the International Advisory Board of 
				Governors of the Centre for International Governance Innovation 
				(CIGI) since 2003. Paul Martin (from a well-connected Roman 
				Catholic family; Privy Councilor), Canada's Prime Minister since 
				2003, has stated a few times that Maurice Strong acted as his 
				mentor. Chairman, International Advisory Board, CH2M Hill Group 
				Inc. Director Toyoto Motor Corp, Zenon Environmental, Inc., 
				World Society, First Color. Corp., Baca Corp., Consolidated 
				Press Holdings, and The Humane Society of the United States. 
				Former chairman and member of the foundation board of DAVOS/World 
				Economic Forum. Member of the International Advisory Board of 
				the Center of International Development (Harvard) and the Liu 
				Centre for the Study of Global Issues at The University of 
				British Columbia. President of the World Federation of United 
				Nations Association. Fellow of the Royal Society (U.K.), the 
				Royal Society of Canada, and the Royal Architectural Society of 
				Canada. Member of the Yale Club, University Club, and the 
				Vancouver Club. Currently chairman of Strovest Holdings and 
				Technology Development Corporation.  | 
			 
			
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				 Sunley, John  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Educated at Harrow and 
				Columbia University. John served with the Royal Marines before 
				commencing in the property world in 1960. Chairman of the Sunley 
				Holdings Group of companies since 1979. He is also Chairman of 
				the Trustees of the Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation and 
				trustee of a number of other charities.   | 
			 
			
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				 Thurn und Taxis, Prince 
				Johannes von   | 
				
				 November 
				1994, Executive Intelligence Review, Special Report: 'The coming 
				fall of the House of Windsor' (acquired several 1980s membership 
				lists, according to Steinberg of EIR)  
				In the 15th and 16th 
				century, Thurn und Taxis used to be spelled as Torriani e Tassi 
				(or Torre e Tasso), and was an influential family living in 
				Bergamo, 40 miles east of Milan, northern-Italy. The first 
				postal services of the Torriani e Tassi family were set up in 
				1490 for the doge of Venice and the Pope in the Vatican. The 
				founder of the dynasty, Francisco Tasso, organised a postal 
				service between Milan and Innsbruck in 1516. Soon his network 
				spread all over the Habsburg empire, the Netherlands, Belgium, 
				and France. The Thurn und Taxis system, for the first time, used 
				stationary 'Positae Stationes' (latin), from which the word 
				'posta' has derived. The success of this postal service, 
				provided by hundreds of messengers on horseback, resulted in a 
				lot of noise on the streets of Brussels, which bothered the 
				townspeople. During a town council meeting on 15th June 1578, 
				the authorities suggested that Francisco limited his night runs 
				to 1200 split as follows: 600 from Porte de Halle, 200 from 
				Porte de Schaerbeek, 150 from Porte de Namur and finally 250 
				from Porte de Ninove. This compromise seemed impossible to 
				Francisco given the continuing increase in letter and parcel 
				deliveries across Europe. Francisco decided to transfer some of 
				his activities to Frankfurt and so took the name Franz von 
				Tassis. The name La Tour et Tassis was used from then on in 
				Latin countries, while Von Thurn und Taxis was used in Germanic 
				countries. The Habsburgs elevated the Thurn und Taxis family to 
				nobility in 1608. Very few princely families have been able to 
				play such an important role in Europe without ever appearing as 
				actors in the main stage of history. The family's fortunes 
				prospered along those of the imperial court at Vienna (Habsburg 
				dynasty). For more than 300 years (15th-18th century), the Thurn 
				und Taxis held the monopoly over imperial communications and 
				post between Vienna and the far flung Habsburg possessions that 
				formed the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation. Some have 
				argued that the Thurn und Taxis family also played a leading 
				role in catholic intelligence for the Habsburg, the Papacy, 
				and-or the Venetians. 
				Johann Babtiste de 
				Tassis (Taxis), born in 1552 in the aristocratic family of 
				postmasters, became an officer in the Spanish army. In the 1580s 
				he headed several army units which raided and butchered a number 
				of towns in the Netherlands, a country at war with the Spanish 
				(and the papacy as a whole).  
				It was Napoleon 
				Bonaparte who first attacked the Thurn und Taxis monopoly (from 
				about 1795). The loss of the mail monopoly did little to affect 
				the power of the Thurn und Taxis for by then, the family had 
				diversified into a myriad other enterprises from foodstuffs to 
				banking to railroads. Their wealth was vast and very few other 
				European families could match it. In the 19th century they 
				intermarried with different European royal families, including 
				Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.  
				Along with Dietrich 
				Eckart, Rudolf Hess and Alfred Rosenberg, Prince Gustav Franz 
				Maria von Thurn und Taxis has been named as a member of the 
				Thule Society, the occult group from which Hitler's NSDAP was 
				born. On the other hand, it has been reported that Prince Albert 
				of Thurn und Taxis was deeply opposed to Hitler's regime and 
				that the family lost a good chunk of their fortunes during WWII. 
				After the war a lot these lost fortunes disappeared behind the 
				iron curtain.  
				Max von 
				Thurn-Valsassina became a founding member, permanent secretary 
				and honorary president of the Mont Pelerin Society, which is 
				part of the Kalergi-Habsburg-sponsored Vatican-Paneuropa 
				network, aimed at rebuilding a new Holy Roman Empire. Otto von 
				Habsburg was another founder of the Mont Pelerin Society. 
				 
				Prince Johannes von 
				Thurn und Taxis was a cousin of queen Elizabeth of Belgium, the 
				duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg, and empress Zita von Habsburg 
				of Austria. In 1952, he started to rebuild the family's 
				financial empire, which he did very well. After WWII, the Prince 
				had become good friends with General George S. Patton and 
				Colonel Robert R. McCormick, the late publisher of the Chicago 
				Tribune. April 24, 1980, Boston Globe, 'Names & Faces': 
				"Invitations are out for the wedding of German Prince Johannes 
				von Thurn und Taxis, 56, one of Europe's richest men, to his 
				20-year-old cousin, Countess Gloria von Schoenberg. The ceremony 
				will take place in the bachelor prince's historic castle in 
				Regensberg, Germany, May 30 with at least 1000 invited quests. 
				Johannes is a descendant of the family who founded Europe's 
				first mail service, which was delivered by coaches called Taxis. 
				On his mother's side, he is a descendant of the kings of 
				Portugal and Emperors of Brazil, where he has vast estates." 
				Gloria became well known for her excessive, often obscene party 
				behaviour and her extremely eccentric hairstyles. This was the 
				reason that the Thurn und Taxis family suddenly began appearing 
				in newspapers around the world. April 28, 1982, Boston Globe, 
				'People': "Shown at left is the new head of one of the 
				wealthiest families in Europe. He is Prince Johannes Baptista 
				von Thurn und Taxis, who became head of his family this week 
				when his father, Prince Karl August von Thurn und Taxis, died at 
				his castle in Regensburg, West Germany. The family traces its 
				wealth to 1500 when it started the Vienna-Brussels mail service. 
				Prince Johannes once remarked: "Anyone who knows how much money 
				he has cannot really be rich. I never admit to more than 500 
				million marks ($210 million)." The Thurn und Taxis seat is 
				a 500-room castle in Regensberg. Johannes owned ten castles in 
				Germany, reportedly owned about 10 percent of Bavaria, was 
				Europe's largest landowner, and owned 175,000 acres of land in 
				Brazil (including large chunks of the Amazon) and Canada. 
				Besides land holdings, the prince owned a private German bank, 
				founded in the early 20th century by his family. It specialized 
				in providing commercial banking services to small- and 
				medium-sized businesses in the Bavarian section of West Germany 
				and investment management services to wealthy individuals. In 
				1988, Fortune magazine estimated Prince Johannes' fortune about 
				$2.8 billion. He is said to have been a friend of the 
				Rothschilds, although the latter didn't appreciate it when 
				Gloria, Johannes' wife, in Town & Country magazine referred to 
				them as "these wine Jews". December 11, 1986, The 
				Dallas Morning News, 'Saudi Billionaire Brings High-Rolling 
				Style to Arms Sales': "Adnan M. Khashoggi, a Saudi Arabian 
				billionaire who built his reputation and his fortune on 
				financial wheeling and dealing from Salt Lake City to the Sudan, 
				has found himself in an arms game with higher stakes than he may 
				have bargained for... Parties that cost up to a half a million 
				dollars. In July 1985 he gave a 50th birthday party for himself 
				and 400 guests, ranging from actress Brooke Shields and the 
				Prince and Princess von Thurn und Taxis of Bavaria to Maxwell M. 
				Rabb, the American ambassador to Italy. Rabb, who also visited 
				the Khashoggi yacht, has denied a report that at the birthday 
				party in Marbella he and Khashoggi discussed a plan to free 
				American hostages in Lebanon." Khashoggi, a Saudi arms 
				dealer, is known to be close to the Western establishment and 
				all their underhanded deals since the 1960s. He also was a 
				business partner of Wally Hilliard, the person who owned Rudi 
				Dekkers' flight school where the key 9/11 plotters were trained. 
				Rabb has been working in the shadows of Pilgrims executive Henry 
				Cabot Lodge and James Forrestal. Forrestal was a very important 
				banker at Dillon, Read & Co., the Pilgrims bank that had those 
				business deals with Fritz Thyssen, next to Hjalmar Schacht the 
				most important backer of Hitler. Rabb has long-time connections 
				to the Italian-US mafia and according to Steven Greer has some 
				involvement in the privatized covert group dealing with UFOs 
				(not unlike Hans Adam von Liechtenstein). Mick Jagger is 
				reported to have attended parties of the Thurn und Taxis family, 
				just as Malcolm Forbes of the Pilgrims Society and the Bohemian 
				Grove. March 1986, EIR, Special Report, 'Moscow's Secret Weapon: 
				Ariel Sharon and the Israeli Mafia': "A third meeting 
				scheduled for Nov.15, 1982 was to include Sharon, Kissinger [Le 
				Cercle; Pilgrims Society], Lord Harlech (David Ormsby-Gore), 
				Prince Johannes von Thurn und Taxis, former Secretary of State 
				Alexander Haig [involved with NATO and the P2; later Pilgrims 
				Society executive], Lord Carrington [Pilgrims Society 
				president], British Member of Parliament Julian Amery [head of 
				Le Cercle 1985 - early 1990s; son of a hugely important Zionist 
				next to the Rothschilds], Ernst Kux of Neue Zeurcher Zeitung, 
				Robert Moss [Le Cercle; protege of Cercle head Brian Crozier], 
				Sir Edmund Peck, Armin Gutowski of the Hamburg West Germany 
				World Economic Archives, and former British intelligence Mideast 
				station chief Nicholas Elliot [Cercle member; close associate of 
				Cercle president Brian Crozier in both Le Cercle and The 61], 
				then a senior MI-6 official." I could be wrong, but I never 
				heard EIR or pretty much anyone else talk about Le Cercle. Look 
				at the article about Le Cercle for all the details. The very 
				controversial Franz Joseph Strauss, another prominent member of 
				Le Cercle, died while hunting with Prince Johannes von Thurn und 
				Taxis in 1988. Prince Johannes died unexpectedly in 1990, which 
				brought a lot of chaos to the family's fortune. Gloria, his wife 
				(38 years younger) with whom he partied during the 1980s, had 
				been selling a lot of the holdings in the 1990s to pay for the 
				huge inheritance taxes. With the help of her son, born in 1983, 
				she largely rebuild the family's vast fortune (which they never 
				completely lost), as her son was estimated in 2005 to be worth 
				about $2 billion dollars. The Palace of Thurn and Taxis in 
				Bavaria, St. Emmeram, the huge family estate that contains more 
				rooms than Buckingham Palace, is still in use today. Gloria is 
				involved with ecological business and is close to at least the 
				young sons of the royal house of Monaco. In contrast to the 
				1980s, when she was known as one of the wildest party girls on 
				the planet, she is today known for her extremely conservative 
				views. In May of 2001, on a German talk show, she attributed the 
				high AIDS rate in Africa to people there liking sex. The 
				continent's warm climate would be the cause of that, according 
				to her, since the warmer the climate the more people want to 
				have sex. She indicated that people should only have sex for 
				reproduction; not for fun. Abortion she called murder, which a 
				woman is often forced into by her partner. There's a rumor that 
				Gloria is a member of Opus Dei and a much stronger rumor that 
				Johannes was gay (or bi-sexual). Gloria wrote a book in 2003 
				with her very close friend, princess Alessandra Borghese, 
				daughter of Prince Romano Borghese. Both Gloria and Alessandra 
				are friends and royal representatives of Pope Ratzinger, a big 
				supporter of Opus Dei. Alessandra Borghese, once the wife of 
				Konstantin Niarchos, fourth son of the late shipping tycoon 
				Stavros Niarchos, does not seem to be closely related to Prince 
				Valerio Borghese, a leader in the post-WWII fascist 
				international and an ally of Otto Skorzeny. Gloria von Thurn und 
				Taxis and Francesca von Habsburg are members of the initial 
				advisory board of Phillips de Pury & Company, which specializes 
				in contemporary art. It was put together in late 2005. Francesca 
				von Habsburg is married to Prince Karl von Habsburg, the son of 
				Otto von Habsburg, and is the daughter of Heinrich von 
				Thyssen-Bornemisza (1001 Club). The assets of the family are 
				managed through the Thurn und Taxis Group. The prince used to be 
				a member of the 1001 Club. Several members of the family have 
				been Knights of Malta. The new head of the family is Prince 
				Albert II, the 12th Prince von Thurn and Taxis, born in 1983, 
				and son of Gloria and Prince Johannes.   | 
			 
			
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				 Thyssen-Bornemisza, 
				Baron Heinrich II von   | 
				
				 
				December 17, 1997, De Groene Amsterdammer, 'Optellen en 
				afschieten' (weekly Dutch journal since 1877) 
				August Thyssen 
				(1842-1926), sometimes referred to as the "Rockefeller of the 
				Ruhr" or the "Andrew Carnegie of Germany", is the basis of the 
				enormous fortune of the Thyssen family. In the 19th century 
				August started to produce the highest quality steel in the world 
				which was bought by the German government in large quantities.
				 
				His son, Heinrich I 
				(1875-1947), married baroness Margit Bornemisza de Kászon in 
				1906. After the First World War, Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza 
				fled to Austria and then moved with his family to The Hague, 
				where he became head of Thyssen's foreign interests, the most 
				important one being Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart. Their 
				interests were moved out of Germany to avoid the Versailles 
				treaty repercussions. Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza avoided 
				business dependencies, which is why after the death of his 
				father in 1926 he refused to invest his inheritance in the newly 
				created trust Vereinigte Stahlwerke AG, which was set up and 
				controlled by Pilgrims Society member Douglas Dillon, of Dillon 
				Read & Company. As a result August Thyssen's industrial assets 
				were divided between his sons Fritz and Heinrich.  
				Fritz Thyssen became 
				the earliest important financial backer of Hitler. In 1922, 
				Fritz became acquainted with Pilgrims Society member Averell 
				Harriman with whom he agreed to set up a US branch of the 
				Thyssen interests, the Union Banking Corporation, managed by 
				Prescott Bush, but its funds controlled by the Thyssens. In 
				1923, he gave general Erich Ludendorf, who inspired Fritz to 
				support Hitler, 100,000 gold marks for the Nazis, prior to the 
				attempted putsch by Hitler that same year. Most people, 
				including industrialists, gave up on Hitler after the failed 
				coup, but not Fritz, who became a close friend of Hitler and 
				Hess. In January 1926, Dillon Read & Co., with Clarence Dillon 
				(Pilgrims), James Forrestal, and William H. Draper running the 
				company, created the German Credit and Investment Corporation. 
				They also created Vereinigte Stahlwerke. In 1932, together with 
				banker Hjalmar Schacht, another person with close friendly ties 
				to Pilgrims Society members/Anglo-American bankers, Fritz 
				organized a meeting between Hitler and Germany's leading 
				industrialists, which proved instrumental in Hitler's rise to 
				power the following year.  
				During WWII, the Orange 
				family parked a portion of their capital at the Thyssen's Bank 
				voor Handel en Scheepvaart. After WWII, the Thyssens managed to 
				rebuild their empire. As a personal favor, Heinrich I also 
				retrieved virtually the entire art collection of the Orange 
				family, even pieces that were lost behind the Iron Curtain.
				 
				Baron Hans Heinrich II 
				von Thyssen-Bornemisza, a noted art collector, was a Dutch-born 
				(in 1921; to Heinrich I) Swiss citizen with a Hungarian title, a 
				legal resident of Monaco for tax purposes, with a declared 
				second residency in the United Kingdom, but in actuality a 
				long-time resident of Spain. Married several times and has been 
				described as a person with a cold personality. His second 
				marriage, in 1954, was to Anglo-Indian fashion model Nina Dyer 
				(1930-1965); they had no children and were divorced in 1956. She 
				later married and divorced Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan (a 1001 
				Club family) and committed suicide in 1965. He married thirdly, 
				in 1956, New Zealand-born British fashion model Fiona Frances 
				Elaine Campbell-Walter (born 1932). She was a daughter of 
				Rear-Admiral Keith McNeil Walter (later Campbell-Walter) and his 
				wife, Frances Henriette Campbell. Their children were Francesca 
				(born 1958 and now married to Archduke Karl of Austria, heir to 
				the defunct Austrian imperial throne) and Lorne (born 1963). 
				They divorced in 1965, and she went on to have a well-publicized 
				relationship with Greek shipping heir Alexander Onassis, the 
				only son of Aristotle Onassis. He married 2 more times. 2002, 
				David Rockefeller, 'Memoirs', pg. 448-449: "In late 1959 we 
				were guests of Stavros [1001 Club] and Eugenie Niarchos for a 
				week's sail through the Aegean aboard their three-masted 
				schooner, The Creole... I had met Stavros six years earlier when 
				he came to Chase's headquarters for a business meeting... Even 
				though Stavros and I had little in common, we developed a good 
				personal relationship and became business partners in many real 
				estate deals in the United States, including the purchase of 
				Rockefeller Center.... Our friends Jack [H.J. Heinz II; Pilgrims 
				Society and Bilderberg organizer] and Drue Heinz of Pittsburgh 
				were also on that 1959 voyage, as were Hans (Heini) Heinrich and 
				Fiona Thyssen-Bornemisza [1001 Club], whom we met for the first 
				time. Heini was the grandson of the famous August Thyssen, the 
				"Rockefeller of the Ruhr," founder of Germany's Vereinigte 
				Stahlwerke... Our cruise brought out the fact that we were all 
				interested in art... The following May [1960]... we all flew to 
				Lugano to spend the weekend with the Thyssens. When we arrived 
				at Heini's home, the Villa Favorita, we were awestruck... It was 
				the most beautiful private [art] collection we have ever seen." 
				Today his empire has merged that of the Krupp family, forming 
				ThyssenKrupp AG, which has about 190.000 employees worldwide and 
				annual sales of about 40 billion euros (2004). Member of the 
				1001 Club. Died in 2002.   | 
			 
			
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				 Tikkoo, Ravi  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Indian born 
				billionaire, renowned in the shipping world as the man who 
				pioneered the use of big bulk-carrying ships to transport 
				commodities such as oil. Nowadays he is in semi-retirement in 
				London but still harbours the notion of resurrecting his plan to 
				construct a giant cruise liner.   | 
			 
			
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				 Torno, Noah  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				Digital Who's Who 
				Born in 1920. Decorated 
				Order of the British Empire. Became a director of the 1001 
				Trust, the World Wildlife Fund, RAM Petroleums Ltd., Mount Sinai 
				Hospital (treasurer); Distillers Corp. Seagrams Ltd. (of the 
				Bronfmans), Can. Trust, Consumers Gas, Carling O'Keefe Breweries 
				Ltd., and Hiram Walker Resources Ltd. Chairman Royal Ontario 
				Museum. 
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				 Vesco, Robert 
				  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The White 
				Man's Game', p. 66-71; November 1994, Executive Intelligence 
				Review, Special Report: 'The coming fall of the House of 
				Windsor' (acquired several 1980s membership lists, according to 
				Steinberg of EIR); 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: Meesterspion', 
				p. 216; May 2003, Capital Research Center, Foundation watch 
				A banker and CIA agent 
				who financially supported Nixon. Good friend and business 
				partner of Prince Bernhard, whom he met in the late 1960s. The 
				undisputed king of the fugitive financiers. Kicked out of the 
				1001 Club in 1973 after he became a wanted man for illegal drug 
				and arms trade. Vesco fled to Costa Rica in 1973 in order to 
				avoid standing trial for the alleged theft of $224 million from 
				the Swiss-based mutual fund, Investors Overseas Services (of 
				Meyer Lansky - Some say the Rothschild family was involved). 
				Shortly before Vesco left, he delivered $200,000 in illegal 
				campaign contributions to Richard Nixon's re-election campaign. 
				The money was stuffed in a suitcase and handed over to campaign 
				treasurer Maurice Stans, who ended up paying a $5,000 fine for 
				"non-willful violation" of campaign-finance law. Vesco was 
				indicted in absentia. April 29, 1974, Time, 'Their Own Best 
				Witnesses': "John Mitchell, 60, the former U.S. Attorney 
				General, and Maurice Stans, 66, the former Secretary of 
				Commerce, had in a measure won their gamble-though not 
				necessarily their cases. They had indeed been their own best 
				witnesses against the Government's charges that they had plotted 
				to gain special favors in Washington for Financier Robert Vesco, 
				38, in exchange for the moneyman's secret $200,000 cash 
				contribution to Richard Nixon's 1972 presidential campaign... It 
				simply never occurred to him, insisted Mitchell, that Vesco had 
				given the $200,000 in order to get help in his struggle with the 
				Securities and Exchange Commission (which eventually charged 
				Vesco and 41 associates with perpetrating a $224 million stock 
				fraud)... Mitchell freely admitted, as the prosecution charged, 
				that after Vesco's donation was received he set up a meeting 
				between the financier's lawyer and William Casey, then head of 
				the SEC." He was indicted yet again in 1989 on drug 
				smuggling charges. From Costa Rica, Vesco hopscotched to the 
				Bahamas, Antigua (where he tried unsuccessfully to buy a nearby 
				island called Barbuda and establish it as a sovereign state), 
				Nicaragua and, finally, Cuba, where he has lived for the past 
				two decades and, since 1995, been domiciled in a Cuban jail. 
				Vesco was convicted in connection with an alleged scheme to 
				defraud Cuba's pharmaceutical industry. Also arrested by the 
				Cubans was Vesco's partner and houseguest, Donald Nixon, nephew 
				to the former president. Nixon was allowed to return to the 
				U.S., but Vesco went to the slammer. He gets out in 2009, when 
				he'll be 74. Vesco's Cuban wife Lidia was convicted on lesser 
				charges and should be out by this time.  | 
			 
			
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				 Vestey, Edmund  | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Vestey's grandfather 
				set up Union Cold Storage in Liverpool in 1897 with the simple 
				idea of meat for the working class. Today, Edmund controls a 
				meat empire and has personal fortune of about 700 million pounds 
				sterling. Edmund and his brother William also founded Vestey 
				Brothers, Union Cold Storage Co Ltd and Blue Star Line shipping. 
				His family owns ranches in England, Scotland, South-America and 
				Australia. Edmund owns 17000 acres in Suffolk, Cambridgeshire 
				and Essex. He is also a vice-president of the Essex Scouts and 
				vice-chairman of the East Anglia Border Terrier Club. East 
				Anglian Daily Times 19.11.02: "EDMUND Vestey, one of East 
				Anglia's biggest supporters of foxhunting, has given the 
				Conservative Party a donation of 6,050 [pounds], figures 
				published by the Electoral Commission revealed yesterday. The 
				Commission's internet site indicated that Mr Vestey, of Vestey 
				Hall, Thurlow, near Haverhill, a former master of the Thurlow 
				Hounds, paid his donation directly to Conservative Central 
				Office..." Vestey was a Lord Prior of the Order of St John 
				of Jerusalem and a his meat company belonged to the Livery 
				Companies of the City of London.  | 
			 
			
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				 Wasserman, Lew  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The White 
				Man's Game', p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: 
				Meesterspion', p. 216  
				Generous contributor to 
				Jewish and Catholic causes. Donated so much to Catholic 
				charities that Pope John Paul II asked to meet him in 1987. 
				Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1995. Chairman and 
				chief executive of the Music Corporation of America (MCA). The 
				most influential player in the Hollywood movie business up until 
				the eighties. From that time on, Time Warner and News Corp. 
				became serious competitors. In the 1960s, Lew demonstrated the 
				political influence Hollywood could wield by organizing huge 
				fundraising campaigns, particularly for the Democratic Party. In 
				1990 MCA was sold to Matsushita, which sold MCA again to 
				Bronfman controlled Seagram in 1995. Edgar Bronfman Jr. became 
				the new president of MCA and renamed it to Universal Studios. 
				Lew only remained a media consultant to Universal Studios. In 
				the past Lew has been described as the godfather or even the god 
				of Hollywood. Stories circulated of executives who fainted or 
				vomited in the midst of Wasserman tirades.   | 
			 
			
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				 Watson, Thomas J., Jr.  | 
				
				 
				Sources: 1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The White 
				Man's Game', p. 66-71; 2002, Philip Dröge, 'Beroep: 
				Meesterspion', p. 216; May 2003, Capital Research Center, 
				Foundation watch 
				Eldest son of Thomas J. 
				Watson, the founder of IBM, known to have struggled throughout 
				his life with depression, earned a business degree from Brown 
				University in 1937, and worked a few years as an IBM salesman. 
				In May of 1956 Watson Jr. was named CEO of the company. Only six 
				weeks later his father died. Thomas Jr. took the single biggest 
				risk in IBM's history when he decided to make all of its 
				previous computer software (and hardware, for that matter) 
				obsolete, by developing a uniform range of new IBM mainframe 
				computers. The new machines were compatible within the 
				range—i.e., they could run the same software and use the same 
				peripherals—but incompatible with the former mainframes. The new 
				series, called the System/360, almost completely bankrupted the 
				entire company; its highly successful launch in 1964 was called 
				by Fortune magazine "IBM's $5 Billion Gamble". That same year, 
				because of this success, Dwight D. Eisenhower at the New York 
				World's Fair awarded Thomas J. Watson Jr. the Medal of Freedom, 
				the highest award a U.S. President can bestow on a civilian. 
				Watson was CEO of IBM from 1956 to 1971 and became a US 
				ambassador to the Soviet Union 1979-1981. He also was a trustee 
				of the China Institute and was called by Fortune Magazine “the 
				most successful capitalist who ever lived” (1976) He was a 
				member of the Pilgrims Society, Bohemian Grove camp Mandalay, 
				and the Council on Foreign Relations. Once of the primary 
				sponsors of the Lucis Trust.   | 
			 
			
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				 Whyte, Tom   | 
				
				 
				Sources: August 1, 1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', 
				p. 19 (acquired a "highly confidential" 1978 membership list of 
				the 1001 Club) 
				Chairman of the failed 
				"fringe" bank Triumph Investment Trust, back in the seventies.
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				 Werner, Charles A.
				  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				Digital Who's Who  
				Born in 1921. Graduated 
				from the University of Chicago in 1942. MD from Cornell 
				University 1945. Became an established Internist and radiologist 
				after WWII. Researcher at the National Institutes of Health and 
				a professor at Cornell. Fellow of the American College of 
				Physicians and of the Explorers Club. Medical director at Pfizer 
				International Corp. in New York City 1951-1956. Assistant 
				medical director Time-Life Co. 1958-1960. Member of the 1001 
				Trust of the World Wildlife Association. Died November 20, 1999, 
				at age 77 in Huntington, NY.  | 
			 
			
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				 (Windsor) Mountbatten, 
				Prince Philip  | 
				
				 Sources: 
				April 11, 1978, The Times, Court Circular, Page 18; August 1, 
				1980, Private Eye Magazine, 'Lowlife Fund', p. 19 (acquired a 
				"highly confidential" 1978 membership list of the 1001 Club); 
				1994, Raymond Bonner, 'At the Hand of Man - The White Man's 
				Game', p. 66-71; July 1997, Jeffrey Steinberg for Executive 
				Intelligence Review, 'Tinny Blair Blares For Prince Philip's 
				Global Eco-Fascism' (Steinberg claimed to have had several 1001 
				Club membership lists from the 1980s, I believe from a Canadian 
				source) 
				Born in 1921 on the 
				Isle of Corfu, Greece. Parents were evacuated from Greece after 
				a revolution and both became depressed (father) or mentally 
				instable (mother). Studied in Germany under Kurt Hahn and both 
				came to Scotland in 1933. Played polo in his youth, often 
				against Sir Evelyn de Rothschild. Philip is the Duke of 
				Edinburgh, a Knight of the Order of the Garter, a Knight of the 
				Order of the Thistle, Grand Master and First or Principal Knight 
				of the Order of the British Empire, and was a prince of Greece 
				and Denmark until he married. Patron or President of 814 
				organizations. His wife, Queen Elizabeth II is patron of the 
				Pilgrims Society. Long career in the navy from the start of WWII 
				as a midshipsman to commanding his own frigate, the HMS Magpie. 
				William R. Denslow's 10,000 Famous Freemasons: "Philip was 
				initiated in Navy Lodge No. 2612 of London on Dec 5, 1952. 
				Present at the initiation were the Earl of Scarbrough, grand 
				master, q.v., and Geoffrey Fisher, archbishop of Canterbury." 
				Philip is a Master Mason, never having shown great interest in 
				the organization, while his cousin, Prince Edward (b. 1935) is 
				the grand master of the United Grand Lodge. He and his wife set 
				off for a tour of the Commonwealth, with visits to Africa, 
				Australia, and New Zealand in 1952. They went on to visit the 
				remote parts of the Commonwealth in 1956. Gordon Creighton, a 
				Foreign Service official and Intelligence officer, concluded his 
				story about a reported 1960s UFO landing on the estate of Prince 
				Philip with: "So there had been a landing on the estate of 
				Mountbatten and there was Mountbatten's great interest." 
				The entire testimony was made during an interview with the 
				Disclosure Project in September 2000. Prince Philip supposedly 
				had a drawer full of sketches and information on different types 
				of UFOs. Philip co-founded the WWF International in 1961 with 
				Julian Huxley and Prince Bernhard. He has been the long time 
				president of WWF UK. Co-founded the 1001 Nature Trust and 1001 
				Club from 1971 to 1974, together with Anton Rupert and Prince 
				Bernhard. Co-founded Population Concern in 1977 with Earnest 
				Kleinwort, Sir Cyril Kleinwort (Pilgrims), Prince Philip, Lord 
				Caradon, Lord Renton and Lord McCorquodale. Organized a meeting 
				of 1001 Club members in Windsor Castle in April 1978. Co-founded 
				the Interfaith consultations between Jews, Christians, and 
				Muslims in 1984, together with Crown Prince Hassan of Jordan and 
				Sir Evelyn de Rothschild at Windsor castle. In August 1988, 
				Prince Philip said to the West German Deutsche Press Agentur:
				"In the event that I am reincarnated, I would like to return 
				as a deadly virus, in order to contribute something to solve 
				overpopulation". He wrote something along similar lines in 
				the foreword of the 1987 book 'If I Were An Animal', written by 
				Fleur Cowles. Philip was supposedly hostile to Diana after she 
				divorced Charles in 1996. Mohamed Al-Fayed claimed Prince Philip 
				had ordered Diana's murder who was killed in a car crash on 
				August 31, 1997. Queen Elizabeth II said to Diana's butler Paul 
				Burrell in December 1997: "Nobody, Paul has been as close to 
				a member of my family as you have... There are powers at work in 
				this country about which we have no knowledge." She advised 
				him to be cautious and to lay low. Unlike his son, Charles, 
				Philip supports genetically modified foods. On June 7, 2000, The 
				Guardian quoted the Duke of Edinburgh as saying: "Do not let 
				us forget we have been genetically modifying animals and plants 
				ever since people started selective breeding." Philip is 
				known to be the head of the family; what he says, generally 
				goes. He is still president emeritus of the WWF International.  | 
			 
		 
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