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Stan Rosenthal

Stan Rosenthal is a retired civil servant who lives in Lindfield in West Sussex. 'Probe into "vile joke" about Queen sparked by Sussex man', The Argus (Brighton), 21 October 2009 He has written a number of letters to newspapers supportive of Tony Blair and his policies. For example, shortly after the London bombings of July 2005 he wrote to the Independent stating: 'Those who say that the London bombings are the price we are paying for our part in the Iraq war should reflect on the possibility that this is the price we are paying for their hate-creating anti-war propaganda.' Letter, Independent, 15 July 2005 That November he wrote a letter to the Observer arguing that:
Those who are calling for Tony Blair to stand down in the face of the insurgency within Labour ranks are like the faint hearts who demand the withdrawal of coalition troops from Iraq every time a terrorist outrage occurs. Rebels are not generally deterred by appeasing gestures.No, Blair must stay on as long as it takes to see the reforms through. Any other course would strengthen the anarchic forces of Labour fundamentalism to the detriment of the UK. Letter: Blair Must Stay, Observer, 20 November 2005
In February 2010 Rosenthal created the Ban Blair Baiting website to deflect growing criticism of Tony Blair for alleged war crimes. The website was created on 10 February 2010 and is registered to Rosenthal. Domain Tools Whois Search of http://www.banblairbaiting.com, conducted 18 February 2011 It lists John Rentoul, chief political commentator for the Independent on Sunday and biographer of Tony Blair, as its spokesman. Ban Blair Baiting Campaign [Accessed 18 February 2011] 
Ban Blair Baiting has set up an online petition, taken out a full page advertisement in the New Statesman and has issued complaints to the BBC alleging bias against Tony Blair. A complaint from Rosenthal led to an official reprimand for BBC presenter Jeremy Paxman. Paxman had written an article for the Guardian in November 2010 as part of the paper’s ‘The 10 photographs of the decade’ series. In the article Paxman referred to ‘the initial lies that took us to war’. Jeremy Paxman, ‘Jeremy Paxman's photograph of the decade’, Guardian, 13 November 2010 The BBC’s Director of News, Helen Boaden, replied to Rosenthal stating that, ‘we do not know the truth about what lies may or may not have been told, we cannot attribute such a motive to Tony Blair’s government and making such an unequivocal statement gives a partial impression.’ She said she would ‘remind [Paxman] of the need to appear impartial at all times while retaining his much admired and valued iconoclastic style’ cited in John Rentoul, ‘Jeremy Paxman: “Inappropriate, sneering, partial”’, Independent Blogs, 13 February 2011
Rosenthal is (or has been) a member of the Labour Party and the Labour left pressure group Compass. 'Letters: A moral compass for Labour's leaders, Guardian, 14 June 2005 
==Notes==
Rosenthal, Stan
StandWithUs International

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StandWithUs International is the Israeli affiliate of US-based pro-Israel advocacy organisation StandWithUs. It is responsible for all activities outside North America.About Us, StandWithUs International, accessed 18 June 2009.
===Gaza flotilla counter-demonstration===
StandWithUs fellow Roman Baron organised a counter-demonstration against the Free Gaza Flotilla on 28 May 2010, with six boats from the Israeli port of Ashdod. StandwithUsInternational Fellowship Alumni Coordinator Lior Meir said he was overwhelmed by the "tons of support we received from people on the dock. They are so grateful that we went out to sea to confront these self-styled European human rights activists. It is so clearly evident that the world needs to see what the situation really is."http://www.standwithus.com/app/iNews/view_n.asp?ID=1443, StandWithUs International, 28 May 2010.
However, a Jerusalem Post analysis of coverage around the flotilla suggested the effort had been a failure:
::How much coverage and attention did the 'counter flotilla' organized by Stand With Us generate across the web? SWU sent out a few little boats last week, a press release and some pictures, and that was that. There was no staying power to this valiant PR attempt because it didn't manage to garner popular support.Amir Mizroch, #FreeHasbara, Jerusalem Post, 31 May 2010.
==Programmes==
*HelpUsWin.org
*Soldiers Speak Out
*Ambassadors Club
*StandWithUs Fellowship
*StandWithUs Alumni
==People==
*Roz Rothstein - International Director
*Michael Dickson - Israel Director
*Gilad Stern - Logistics & Projects Manager
===Campus Co-ordinators===
*Dana Tsipris - Bar Ilan University
*Or Ben-Shaul - Technion & University of Haifa
*Assaf Irony - Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya
*Noa Almog - Ben Gurion University, Beersheva
*Maya Epstein - Hebrew University
*Dvir Koenigstein - Tel Aviv UniversityStandWithUs International Newsletter, accessed 18 June 2009.
==External Resources==
*Youtube, StandWithUS International work during the war on Hamas - Israeli TV interview with Michael Dickson of StandWithUs International during Operation Cast Lead.
*Youtube, StandWithUs improving Israel's image on the Web - (from IBA) Israeli TV report on StandWithUs (Hebrew)
*Youtube, StandWithUs puts the case for Israel on the Web, presented by Gilad Stern on IBA, Israeli TYV report on StandWithUs,(Hebrew).
*Youtube, Stand With Us Part I, StandWithUs Event at Bar-Ilan University with guests: The Hon. Irwin Cotler (Former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada) and Prof. Eytan Gilboa. Live screening of Binyamin Netanyahu policy speech.
==Notes==
Category:Israeli Propaganda
Category:Propaganda
StandWithUs UK

StandWithUs UK is the British chapter of right-wing pro-Israel group StandWithUs.
==Activities==
Israeli Minister Ya’akov Peri, an ex-intelligence head and current Minister of Science, spoke at Oxford University in November 2013 after being invited by StandWithUs UK.StandWithUs UK Hosts Israeli Minister in Oxford StandWithUs, 4 April 2014
StandWithUs UK was instrumental in using legal arguments to pressure the trustees of King's College London students union to undermine a motion passed in support of the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement against Israel.Legal attack on student democracy after King's College London backs BDS, Electronic Intifada, 1 April 2014, accessed 4 April 2014.
It will hold its fifth annual student conference called 'Israel in Focus' in London in September 2014.Student Conference, StandWithUs, accessed 3 April 2014
==History==
StandWithUS UK has existed since approximately 2009.
In January 2014 the Oxford University student Israel society affiliated to StandWithUs and the Zionist Federation but the following month an Israeli student denounced the changes in an open letter saying the group had been 'co-opted from a cultural society to a hard-line political advocacy group'. The Oxford Student newspaper reported:
:The letter points out that the Israel Soc constitution not only explicitly endorses the society’s partnership with StandWithUs, but also mandates the sending of delegates to its annual conference. Furthermore, much of Israel Soc’s funding comes from StandWithUs and the society’s fundraiser, Jonathan Hunter, is the StandWithUs Campus Director.Israelis denounce Israel society, Oxford Student, 6 February 2014, accessed 4 April 2014
==Affiliations==
*StandWithUs
*StandWithUs International
*UK Lawyers for Israel
==People==
===April 2014===
*Joy Wolfe - Chair
*Irene Naftalin - Director
*Jonathan Hunter - Campus Director
===Advisory Board===
*Kasim Hafeez 
===Former staff===
*Shlomie Liberow - former Campus director
==Funding==
StandWithUs UK does not disclose its sources of funding.
==Contact==
:Email: uk@standwithus.com
:Website: StandWithUs UK
==Resources==
*Charlotte Oliver, Israeli students rebel against their own Oxford club, Jewish Chronicle, 13 February 2014.
*Anshel Pfeffer, Israelis 'not Zionist enough' for Oxford Israel Society, Haaretz, 13 February 2014.
==Notes==
Category:Israel Lobby
Stand for Israel

Stand for Israel is a project of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ). According to its website the mission of the organisation is to: 
:inform, equip and mobilize individuals and churches to support the State of Israel through prayer and grass roots advocacy initiatives.Stand for Israel Website Mission statement. Accessed 28 April 2015.
==History==
Stand for Israel was launched in June 2002 at an announcement made by Republican party strategist, Ralph Reed and Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein - the founder and president of the IFCJ. Eckstein described the new organisation as the 'Christian AIPAC'. Hoover, Dennis R., 'Is Evangelicalism Itching for a Civilization Fight?: A Media Study', The Brandywine Review of Faith &
International Affairs, 27 April 2010, accessed 28 April 2015.
In 2006 former House of Representatives majority leader Tom DeLay spoke at a Stand for Israel dinner in Washington.Nathan Guttman, 'A lover of Israel', Jerusalem Post, 5 April 2006
==Contact==
:Address Circa 2015:
P.O. Box 96105
Washington, D.C.
20090-6105
Phone: (800) 486-8844
==Notes==
Category:IsraelCategory:Foundations
Standard Chartered

Standard Chartered is a financial services company headquartered in London. It was formed in 1969 through a merger of the Standard Bank of British South Africa, founded in 1863, and the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, founded in 1853.Standard Chartered, History, accessed 06 February 2011.
===Revolving door===
:*Ann Grant, former High Commissioner to South Africa, has been Vice Chairman of Standard Chartered Capital Markets Ltd since 2005.Who's Who 2009, GRANT, Ann, online edition, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 March 2009.
:*Paul Skinner, a Non-Executive Director since November 2003, was on the Defence Board since January 2010, which is the highest non-ministerial committee in the UK Ministry of Defence.MoD, Consolidated Departmental Resource Accounts 2009-2010, Ministry of Defence, accessed 06 February 2011.Robertson, David, "Business big shot: Paul Skinner," The Times, 06 August 2007, accessed 06 February 2011.Standard Chartered, Key People > Paul Skinner, Independent Non-Executive Director, accessed 06 February 2011.
:*U.K. Life Peer Ian Stewart, Lord Stewart of Portmoak was Deputy Chairman, Standard Chartered plc from 1993 to 2004.Who's Who 2009, STEWARTBY, online edition, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 March 2009. 
:*Tim Sykes, Non-executive Director at UK Financial Investments Ltd is a former Standard Chartered Treasurer.UKFI, "Tim Sykes to join UKFI," Press Release, 22 December 2008, accessed 06 February 2011.
:*U.K. Life Peer and former Foreign Office Minister Elizabeth Symons, Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean, was appointed an International Advisor to Standard Chartered plc in 2006.Delgado, Martin, "Ex-Minister's new job... with bank she helped to win foreign contract," Mail on Sunday, 25 November 2006, accessed 06 February 2011. 
==Lobbying firms==
===Former lobbying firms===
*Cicero Consulting, until February 2014. Register for 1st December 2013 - 31st February 2014 APPC, accessed 29 January 2015 
==Contact==
:Website:
:http://www.standardchartered.com/home/en/index.html
==Resources==
*Delgado, Martin, "Ex-Minister's new job... with bank she helped to win foreign contract," Mail on Sunday, 25 November 2006, accessed 06 February 2011.
*MoD, Consolidated Departmental Resource Accounts 2009-2010, Ministry of Defence, accessed 06 February 2011.
*Robertson, David, "Business big shot: Paul Skinner," The Times, 06 August 2007, accessed 06 February 2011.
*Standard Chartered, History, accessed 06 February 2011.
*Standard Chartered, Key People > Paul Skinner, Independent Non-Executive Director, accessed 06 February 2011.
*Who's Who 2009, GRANT, Ann, online edition, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 March 2009.
*Who's Who 2009, STEWARTBY, online edition, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 March 2009.
==Notes==
Category: Financial Revolving DoorCategory: Tax avoidance
Standard Oil

Standard Oil was an American oil company established in 1870. It was one of the world's first and largest multinational corporations until it was broken up by the United States Supreme Court in 1911 on grounds of monopoly and consequent restraint of trade.May 15, 1911 – The U.S. Supreme Court Decided Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey v. United States, Legal Legacy blog, accessed 11 Mar 2010
==Successor companies==
As a result of the Supreme Court decision, in July 1911, the company was divided into a number of smaller successors:
::The largest of them was the former holding company, Standard Oil of New Jersey, with almost half of the total net value; it eventually became Exxon - and never lost its lead. Next largest, with 9 per cent of net value, was Standard Oil of New York, which ultimately became Mobil. There was Standard Oil (California), which ultimately became Chevron; Standard Oil of Ohio, which became Sohio and then the American arm of BP; Standard Oil of Indiana, which became Amoco; Continental Oil, which became Conoco; and Atlantic, which became part of ARCO and then eventually of Sun.Daniel Yergin, The Prize: The Epic Quest for Oil, Money and Power, Pocket Books, 1993, p.110. 
==Notes==
Category:Oil Industry
Standing Committee of European Doctors

The Standing Committee of European Doctors (CPME) represents Doctors in Europe, it aims to promote high standards in medical training and practice, public health and the free movement of doctors between European counties. It is an international, not for profit association under Belgian Law Standing Committee of European Doctors Welcome accessed 25th September 2012 
CPME has a long-standing commitment to transparency and independence. The CPME are listed on the European transparency register (identification number: 9276943405-41) Standing Committee of European Doctors Welcome accessed 25th September 2012 
==Members==
Membership is comprised of 27 National Medical Associations of European Union members. 
==Affiliations ==
Members of the European Alcohol and Health Forum 
==References==
 
Category:NGOs Category:Alcohol Category:Health
Stanford Research Institute

The Stanford Research Institute was created in 1946 and was part of Stanford University The institute formally separated from Stanford University in 1970 as a result of student protests about classified, military and counterinsurgency research on campus in the context of the Vietnam war. It became known as SRI International in 1977. 
==Resources==
*Carlson, Curtis R. and William W. Wilmot (2006). Innovation: The Five Disciplines for Creating What Customers Want. New York: Crown Publishing Group. ISBN 978-0-307-33669-9.
*Gibson, Weldon B. (1986). SRI: The Take-Off Days. Los Altos, California: Stanford Research Institute. ISBN 0-86576-103-5.
*Gibson, Weldon B. (1980). SRI: The Founding Years. Los Altos, California: Stanford Research Institute. ISBN 0-913232-80-7.
*Lento, Thomas V (2006). Inventing the Future: 60 Years of Innovation at Sarnoff. Princeton, New Jersey: Sarnoff Corporation. ISBN 0-9785463-0-X.
*Lowen, Rebecca (July–August 1997). 'Exploiting a Wonderful Opportunity'. Stanford Magazine (Stanford Alumni Association).
*Nielson, Donald (2006). A Heritage of Innovation: SRI's First Half Century. Menlo Park, California: SRI International. ISBN 978-0-9745208-1-0.
*Stuart W. Leslie, Excerpt from Chapter 9. The Days of Reckoning: March 4 and April 3 in The Cold War and American Science: The Military-Industrial-Academic Complex at MIT and Stanford by 1993, Columbia University Press, New York.
==Notes==
category:Think TanksCategory:Terrorism research institutes
Stanley (Bud) Morten

Bud Morten was appointed a director of WPP in 1991. He is a consultant and private investor. He is currently the Independent Consultant to Citigroup/Smith Barney with responsibility for its independent research requirements. Previously he was the chief operating officer of Punk, Ziegel & Co, a New York investment banking firm with a focus on the healthcare and technology industries. Before that he was the managing director of the equity division of Wertheim Schroder & Co, Inc. in New York. He is a non-executive director of Register.com Inc., a NASDAQ-listed US public company. WPP WPP Leadership
==References==
Stanley Dennison

Stanley Raymond Dennison (15 June 1912 - 22 November 1992) was a British economics professor probably best known for having been Vice-Chancellor and Honorary Professor at the University of Hull in the 1970s. He was a member of the Mont Pelerin Society and was present at its inaugural meeting in 1947. He was also one of the original trustees of the Wincott Foundation, The Wincott Foundation Trust Deed a neoliberal trust set up by Ralph Harris of the Institute of Economic Affairs. According to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography: 
He was always willing to welcome and support visiting scholars who espoused beliefs similar to his own. For example, in Milton Friedman's Memoirs, Dennison appears repeatedly not only as ‘a first-rate economist’, but also as someone who had warmly but unobtrusively supported Friedman on his early visits to Britain. The Institute of Economic Affairs was one of the most influential think-tanks in twentieth-century Britain, paving the way in its publications and other activities for what came to be seen as the Thatcherite era. For many years, as a member of its council, Dennison played an important role in shaping the institute's work. He was an active early participant in the Mont Pelerin Society, an international group of considerable standing inspired by the work of Hayek. Norman McCord, ‘Dennison, Stanley Raymond (1912–1992)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004 [Accessed 14 May 2010]
==Notes==
Dennison, Stanley
Stanley Esmond Ellison

Stanley Esmond Ellison was a General practitioner and former director of occupational medicine Harlesden (b London 1924; died of myocardial infarction on 5 October 1997).Marilyn Levi 'Obituary: Stanley Esmond Ellison', BMJ 1998; 316 : 398 (Published 31 January 1998)
According to an Obituary in the BMJ:
:He began reading medicine at Melbourne, while evacuated to Australia during the war, and after qualification built up a flourishing practice in north west London. He then switched to industrial medicine, being responsible for a large workforce on an industrial estate. With firmly held moral values he found that by the end of the 1960s the side effects of a decade of personal liberation were showing up in doctors' surgeries. He campaigned for the importance of family life and was a founder member of the Responsible Society, later supporting Family and Youth Concern. After retirement he worked on the Mental Health Act's appeal boards. He enjoyed gardening and bridge and was a keen Francophile. He leaves a wife, Brenda, and two daughters.
==The Responsible Society==
The Responsible Society was founded in 1971 ‘by the late Stanley Ellison, a London GP specialising in preventative medicine.’Family Education Trust About Us, accessed 22 August 2010 After writing a letter to ‘’The Times’’, Ellison ‘was contacted by people who shared his concern that the breakdown of the traditional family could have long-lasting and serious consequences.’ Thus was the Responsible Society born. It later changed its name to Family and Youth Concern and later still the Family Education Trust.
Ellison was concerned about the effects of the ‘permissive society’ and in particular what the Trust describes as ‘significant changes in both laws and social attitudes in such areas as divorce, having children outside of marriage, abortion and pornography.’
==Notes==
Ellison, Stanley
Stanley Feldman

==Affiliations==
==Publications==
*Stanley Feldman and Vincent Marks, Global Warming and other Bollocks: the truth about all those science scare stories, London: John Blake, 2009.
*Stanley Feldman, Poison Arrows: The Amazing Story of how Prozac and Anaesthetics were Developed from Deadly Jungle Poison Darts, Metro Books,London; (31 Jan 2005) ISBN-10: 184358137X ISBN-13: 978-1843581376 
*Panic Nation: Unpicking the Myths We're Told about Food and Health by Stanley A. Feldman, Vincent Marks London: Blake Publishing, Limited, John, ISBN 1844542718 (1-84454-271-8), 2005.
==Resources==
==Notes==
Stanley Fischer

Stanley Fischer (born 15 October 1943, Norther Rhodesia [Zambia]) is the former Vice President of Development Economics and Chief Economist at the World Bank, the former First Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, the former Vice Chairman of Citigroup, former President of Citigroup International, and present Governor of the Bank of Israel. He was offered the job of the Governor of the Bank of Israel by Ariel Sharon and Benjamin Netanyahu. While Fischer became an Israeli citizen before his appointment, he had previously served as a US government adviser to Israel's economic stabilization program in 1985. Fischer was also Ben Bernanke's PhD advisor.Jonathan Ferziger, Citigroup's Fischer to Head Israel's Central Bank, Bloomberg, 9 January 2005Adrian Filut, Stanley Fischer sworn in for second term, Globes, 2 May 2010
==References==
Fischer, StanleyFischer, Stanley
Stanley Orme

Stanley Orme, Lord Orme of Salford (1923-2005), was a Labour poltiician.Edward Pearce, Lord Orme of Salford, 3 May 2005.
==Northern Ireland Office==
Orme served as a Minister of State in the Northern Ireland Office from 7 March 1974 to 8 April 1976.David Butler and Gareth Butler, Twentieth Century British Political Facts 1900-2000, Macmillan, 2000, p.37.
Unionists criticised his appointment because he had previously said he supported a united Ireland. There was further friction when he criticised the Ulster Workers Council strike of May 1974.W.D Flackes, & Sydney Elliott, Northern Ireland: A Political Directory 1968-88, Blackstaff Press, 1989, p.213. 
==Notes==
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Star Energy Group Ltd

Star Energy Group Ltd is a wholly-owned subsidiary of UK oil and gas firm IGas Energy, which bought the company in 2011. 
In April 2016 IGas announced it had acquired and was conducting seismic tests on two new sites at Bridge Trafford in Cheshire. One of those sites, a field, was bought in the name of Star Energy for £141,000. An option was also bought on a nearby field to the south of Warrington Road in Barrow, owned by David William Pym. Both sites were reportedly located near the epicentre of an 18th-century earthquake that was one of the most powerful in the UK. IGas had not consulted with locals on its plans for the sites at the time of its announcement. Concern led to the setting up of the Bridge Trafford Community Protection Camp page. David Holmes, Anti-fracking campaigners contemplate new protest camp at Bridge Trafford, Cheshire Post, 1 April 2016 Ruth Hayhurst, Cheshire Farmer: We’re under siege from two new IGas sites, Drill or Drop, 2 April 2016 
In September 2016 eviction orders were given to the occupants of the protection camp (located on a small encampment on privately-owned land at the side of the A56 Warrington Road, Bridge Trafford). The legal action was brought by the landowners, but backed by the energy firm.David Holmes, chief reporter Anti-fracking camp at Bridge Trafford evicted Cheshire Live, 5 September 2016 
==Directors==
*Stephen Bowler IGas chief executive, has been a director since 2011.
*Julian Tedder IGas chief financial officer
==Subsidiaries==
Includes:
*Star Energy Weald Basin Ltd, based at the Holybourne.
*Star Energy (East Midlands) Ltd, based at the Welton Gathering Centre and operates the fields of Welton, Stainton, Nettleham, Cold Hanworth, Scampton, Scampton North, and Eskdale.
*Star Energy Oil and Gas Ltd, based near Gainsborough, and operates various fields 
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas member until group ceased activities in 2017.
==Notes==
Category:Fracking