Le Cercle/Guests
Guest list
| Le Cercle/Guests () | |
|---|---|
| File:Le Cercle Guests.jpg | |
| Abbreviation | C/G |
| Formation | 1952 |
| Le Cercle meetings have had known visitors | |
Le Cercle meetings have had known visitors since their first meeting in 1952. Since few of the meeting lists have been published, this probably represents less than the total number of visitors. The Bilderberg, for example, is known to have had ~7 times this number of visitors.[1]
Premature death
- Full article: Le Cercle/Guests/Premature death
- Full article: Le Cercle/Guests/Premature death
An unusually large proportion of this group's members suffered premature deaths.
Attendance patterns
Typically, there is a "hard core" of regular members (c.f. the Bilderberg Steering Committee) and occasional guests who are invited only for consultation on a single topic.[2]
Ideology
Most Cercle attendees have a hawkish orientation, which could be summarised as "extreme right wing". Many have been closely involved in establishing institutions to promote first "anti-communism" and later "counter-terrorism". These have been used to promote cold war paranoia and lay the ideological groundwork for a "global war on terror".[3]
Lists of Le Cercle guests
- A list of all known participants at Le Cercle, and a list of the who have also attended the Bilderberg.
- Lists of guests by nationality.
- List of guests by birth year.
- Lists of guests by #visits.
- Lists of the guests known to have attended the Munich Security Conference.
References
- ↑ Bilderberg/Guests
- ↑ Rogue Agents
- ↑ Note, for example the connections to the 1979 JCIT; at least 7 Cercle members gave presentations and many started groups focusing on "terrorism research".