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• Homeland Security government agencies and programs
  *[[Bank Secrecy Act]] *[[Freedom of Information Act]] (FOIA)
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• Bush administration vs. the U.S. Constitution
  ...push to renew the more onerous provisions" of the [[Patriot Act I|Patriot Act]] "could further alienate [[conservative]]s still mad at the President from * [[Executive Privilege]], Secrecy, and the Manipulation of Intelligence<ref>House Committee on the Judiciary
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• Scott Walker John Doe Documents
  ...D.pdf Report of the Attorney General Concerning Violations of the John Doe Secrecy Orders]== ...h the "John Doe II" campaign finance probe has been conducted under strict secrecy orders, some documents pertaining to the investigation have become public a
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• Central Intelligence Agency
  ...sident [[Harry S. Truman]]. The Act was amended by the [[National Security Act Amendments of 1949]] (63 Stat. 579; 50 U.S.C. 401 et seq.). "The National Security Act charged the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) with coordinating the na
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• Bush administration Orwellian logic
  ...ns of mass protection,' for nonlethal arms, or in names like the [[Patriot Act]] or the [[U.S. Department of Homeland Security|Homeland Security Departmen === [[Patriot Act I]] ===
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• Farfield Foundation
  The need for secrecy was as much for domestic reasons as foreign. The McCarthy-era federal polit ...to D'Aubuisson]] of [[El Salvador]], and do not forget [[Saddam Hussein]]. Secrecy surrounding government's foreign policy is all too often used to obfuscate
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• Bilderberg
  * [[Paul Nitze]] - [[Shroeder Bank]]) * [[James D. Wolfensohn]] - President, [[World Bank]]
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• Wikileaks
  ...1999 with American registrar and hosting company Dynadot.<ref name="bank">Bank Julius Baer & Co. Ltd. et al. v. Wikileaks et al., Martin D. Singer, Willia ...strongest rebukes of Cablegate, calling it a “a monstrosity and a criminal act.”<ref>"[http://edition.cnn.com/2010/US/11/30/wikileaks/index.html WikiLea
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• Center for Union Facts
  CUF has retained CGCN to lobby for it's anti-union bill: "Employee Rights Act" (ERA).<ref>Jon Gingerich, [http://www.odwyerpr.com/story/public/9704/2017- In June 2007, the group campaigned heavily against the [[Employee Free Choice Act]], legislation which "would give employees at a workplace the right to unio
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• Wall Street crimes
  ...', March 28, 2013.</ref> <ref>[http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2010/01/bank-merger-history How Banks Got Too Big to Fail] Mother Jones, Jan/Feb, 2010.< *[[Bank of America]]
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• MERS
  ...thoritative, public record of homeownership. The questionable legality and secrecy of the MERS system prompted county officials to appeal to Congress, but the ...these organizations and major investment banks such as JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America touted the registry as a way to streamline mortgage processing,
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• Chelsea Manning
  ...were someone more malicious-- i could've sold to russia or china, and made bank?<br> ...cCarran Internal Security Act of 1950 modified the original 1917 Espionage Act, partly because of the Alger Hiss/Pumpkin papers case. It is also the same
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• Walter Sterling Surrey
  ...s that the German political and economic leadership, sensing defeat, would act to transfer secretly blocks of industrial and fiscal capital to neutral com ...there is <u>a focus on the Wallenberg family and their Stockholm Enskilda Bank.</u> Cloaking, or hiding the true Nazi business ownership from Allies is no
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• Simpson-Bowles Commission
  ....</ref> for attending a few meetings of [[Morgan Stanley]], the investment bank, on whose board he sits, so he gets more money in board fees than 99 percen Galbraith went on to identify the problems: the secrecy of the proceedings, the temperament of the leadership, the lack of economic
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• Voter suppression
  ...quire a government-issued photo, while in others a current utility bill or bank statement is sufficient. ...://www.usdoj.gov/crt/voting/sec_5/about.php Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act] contained provisions for increased oversight and enforcement in those area
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• National Federation of Independent Business
  ...ch-brothers-secret-bank-96669.html#ixzz2hj4y5I8o The Koch Brothers' Secret Bank], ''Politico'', September 11, 2013.</ref> ...gant against the 2010 federal health care reform bill, the Affordable Care Act (ACA). According to an IRS filing, NFIB spent $2.9 million in 2010 to litig
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• Council for National Policy
  *Steve Moxley, senior VP of Fifth Third Bank ...annot be a loyal citizen of the United States.'" She is the the founder of ACT for America, "an anti-Muslim hate group that operates a network of chapters
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• Stand Together Chamber of Commerce
  ....</ref> ''Politico'' describes the group as "the [[Koch brothers]]' secret bank."<ref name="Politico"/><ref name=busleag>Brendan Fischer, [https://www.prwa Raising $256 million during the 2012 election cycle, it served as a "de facto bank" in the Koch network by "feeding money to groups downstream."<ref>Matea Gol
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• Scott Walker
  ...tina with [[Alexander Torshin Butina]], deputy head of the Russian Central Bank and her alleged handler, at a [[National Rifle Association]] convention in ===If Elected President, Walker will Repeal Affordable Care Act on Day 1===
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• Paul G Dietrich (Doc Index)
  ...ained 5 more years with the WHO and then became a consultant to the World Bank. He remained in Geneva and ran a couple of ex-pat political organisations f ...><I>At Friday's PAHO Policy Development committee meeting they swore us to secrecy over an announcement that would be made the day of the teleconference and T
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