[…] detail in chapter 16 of Williams’ book which I reviewed at . 2 1 The author has a chapter on Le Cercle, i.e. what began as the Pinay Circle, discussed at some length in these columns over the past 30 years or so.3 He quotes a South African report from 1991 describing it as […]
[PDF file]: […] criticisms one might have of this book, the authors certainly succeeded in turning stereotyping into an art form! This is not the place to discuss Le Cercle Pinay and its history but merely to note that among other current Conservative MPs associated with the organisation are Kwasi Kwartang, Greg Hands and Nadhim Zahawi. The […]
[…] Knudsen had access to the Trilateral archives. With Bilderberg meetings reported by the Daily Mail, the Trilateral archives opened to a researcher, and even le Cercle (the Pinay Circle as was) the subject of academic inquiry, are there still secret gatherings of the global elite?’41 More on Bellingcat and White Helmets In this column […]
[PDF file]: […] 1980s, as the line between state and private sector was blurred by Mrs Thatcher’s infatuation with the men in expensive suits, the author discusses Le Circle (the Pinay Circle as was), Brian Crozier’s Shield Committee and Keenie-Meenie Services and comments: ‘As intelligence mixed with international trade and economics, the 1980s became a conspiracy theorist’s […]
[PDF file]: […] Knudsen had access to the Trilateral archives. With Bilderberg meetings reported by the Daily Mail, the Trilateral archives opened to a researcher, and even le Cercle (the Pinay Circle as was) the subject of academic inquiry, are there still secret gatherings of the global elite?’41 More on Bellingcat and White Helmets In this column […]
