Nuclear Threat Initiative

think tank

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Formation	January 2001
Founders	Sam Nunn, Ted Turner
Interests	WMD
Membership	Ernest J. Moniz,Des Browne,Joan Rohlfing,Hamad Alkaabi,Brooke D. Anderson,Alexey Arbatov,Edmund G. Brown Jr,Rolf Ekéus,Gideon Frank,Margaret A. Hamburg,Jon M. Huntsman Jr.,Igor S. Ivanov,Riaz Mohammad Khan,Jeong H. Kim,Michael G. Mullen,,Ronald L. Olson,Michael A. Peterson,Malcolm Rifkind,Ray Rothrock,Louis Salkind,Laura Turner Seydel,Nathalie Tocci,Alexa Wesner,Peng Yuan,Pierre Lellouche,Rolf Mowatt-Larssen

A think tank funded by billionaire population reduction enthusiast Ted Turner. Despite professing a strong desire of peace, it participates in some of the darker sides of deep state planning exercises.

Official Narrative

The Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) was founded in January 2001 as a result of concerns expressed to former Senator Sam Nunn in the spring of 2000 by CNN founder R. E. Ted Turner that "the threat from nuclear weapons had fallen off most people's radar screens after the end of the Cold War." Turner asked Nunn's assistance in assessing "whether a private organization could make a difference." NTI is "supported by a pledge from Mr. Turner and other private contributions." NTI has obligated more than $37 million in program awards and grants.

People

The Board of Directors (top, right) is per March 2022.