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Terence O'Neill

Terence O'Neill, Lord O'Neill of Gatley, is commercial secretary at HM Treasury. He was raised to the peerage on 28 May 2015 after he was appointed to the role by David Cameron. He does not draw a salary for his ministerial role.
==Affiliations==
*Chair, Independent Review on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR), reporting to Prime Minister
*Visiting Research Fellow, Bruegel (European think tank)
==Notes==
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Teresa Pearce

Teresa Pearce has been the Labour Party Member of Parliament for Erith and Thamesmead since May 2010. Teresa Pearce www.parliament.uk, accessed 28 May 2015 In the 2015 general election she retained her seat with a majority of 9,525. Erith & Thamesmead BBC News, 8 May 2015, accessed 28 May 2015 
After the Labour Party leadership elections in September 2015, Pearce was appointed to Shadow Minister for Communities and Local Government, taking up a further brief in regard to Housing, a priority under Jeremy Corbyn's new-look shadow cabinet. Teresa Pearce BiographyParliament Website, accessed 25 September 2015
==Staff==
*Philip Edwards 
*Joseph Ferreira - Councillor, London Borough of Bexley Register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 22 April 2016 
*Daisy Page - Councillor and Shadow deputy leader, Dartford Borough CouncilRegister of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 22 April 2016 
*Miranda Williams - Councillor and Cabinet member, Royal Borough of Greenwich Register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 22 April 2016 
*Patrick Wise-Walsh 
==Notes==
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Terje Svabo

Terje Svabo is the director of Civita. previous to this position he had a career in journalism, beginning with Aftenposten in 1978 where he was head of both the political and foreign offices, corresponding to East Asia. He then began reporting for a norweigan news channel NRK-TV and followed on by hosting a debate program. Previous to his current position, Svabo was a senior consultant for the communication firm Dinamo. Civita Website Contents Page . 
==References==
Category:NorwaySvabo, Terje
Terrapin Communications

Terrapin Communications is a PR and lobbying company set up by former Bell Pottinger MD Peter Bingle and former journalist Liz Williams.
==Activities==
The company offers public affairs, media, crisis management, PR and training.
According to its website: 'The only purpose of a public affairs strategy is to ensure a competitive advantage for clients. We understand that better than most. Incorporating Peter Bingle Consulting Ltd, Terrapin Public Affairs offers:
*Political Audits
*Political Campaigning
*Select Committee Training
*Engagement Programmes
*Strategic Counsel
*Planning'
==People==
===Lobbying register===
Peter Bingle | Liz Williams | Christian Klapp | Ellie De Forest Agency Register September to November 2014 APPC, accessed 20 January 2015 
==Clients==
===September 2014-November 2014===
A2 Dominion Developments Ltd | Aldwych Investments Ltd | BACTA | Ballymore Group | Barratt Homes | Bellway Homes | Blackhaven Ltd | Cambridge House Realty | Car Giant | Comer Homes Group | Delancey | Fifth Capital | First Base | Fulham FC | Grantham Developments | Hermes | Hubb | Inmarsat | Lend Lease | Linden Homes | Lodha Group | M3 Consulting | Minerva (Abingdons) Ltd | Mount Anvil | Notting Hill Gate KCS Ltd | Opecprime Developments Ltd | Pocket Living | S2 Estates | Stanhope | Wendover | Westbrook Properties
===2014===
New clients in 2014 include:
Minerva (Abingdons) Ltd | A2 Dominion Developments Ltd | Fifth Capital | M3 Consulting | PPR Estates | | Taylor Wimpey Terrapin Communications, Our Clients, company website acc 15 October 2014 
===2013===
Past and present clients include:
A2 Dominion Developments Ltd |
BACTA | 
Ballymore Group | 
Barratt Homes | 
Bellway Homes | 
Delancey | 
First Base | 
Food and Drink Federation | 
Frasers Property UK | 
Fulham Football Club | 
Inmarsat | 
Lend Lease | 
Linden Homes | 
Mount Anvil | 
Orion | 
Pinsent Masons | 
Pocket Living | 
Stanhope plc | 
Wendover Investments | Terrapin Communications, Our Clients, company website acc 15 November 2013 and 15 October 2014 
==Contact, Resources and Notes==
===Contact===
:Website:http://www.terrapincommunications.co.uk
===Resources===
===Notes===
Category:Lobbying Category: Lobbying firms
Territorial Support Group

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The Territorial Support Group (TSG) is the Metropolitan Police Service's "strategic reserve for public disorder and critical incident response.Territorial Support Group, Metropolitan Police, 5 October 2009.
The TSG was created in 1986 to replace the Special Patrol Group.Territorial Support Group, Metropolitan Police, 5 October 2009. 
==G20 death==
Ian Tomlinson died on 1 April 2009 after being struck with a baton by a TSG officer while he attempted to make his way home from work through a G20 protest in Central London.Paul Lewis, G20 death: police officer could face manslaughter charge, guardian.co.uk, 4 August 2009.
Another TSG officer, Delroy Smillie, was due to be charged with assault after footage emerged in which he appeared to strike a woman at a vigil for Tomlinson the following day.Alexandra Topping and paul Lewis, Police officer will be charged for G20 assault, guardian.co.uk, 28 September 2009.
==Babar Ahmed assault==
In August 2010, four police officers from the Metropolitan Police Service were charged with 'Actual Bodily Harm' (ABH) toward Babar Ahmad, the terror suspect who was arrested on 2 December 2003 and released without charge after 6 days. The officers are: PC Rod James-Bowen, age 39 from the Territorial Support Group; PC Nigel Cowley, age 32, from the Territorial Support Group; PC Mark Jones, age 43, from the Territorial Support Group; and DC John Donohue, from the Special Operations Unit. The 4 defendants are set to appear at the City of Westminister Court on 22 September 2010.Matthew Taylor, Policemen to face trial for alleged assault on terror suspect Babar Ahmad, the Guardian, 12 August 2010, accessed 13.08.10 Officers summonsed, Metropolitan Police, 12 August 2010, accessed 13.08.10
==Organisational Structure==
This is the organisational structure of the TSG for the years 2009-2010. It was published by Wikileaks in April 2009. Wikileaks London Territorial Support Group Organizational Chart, 2009, April 18, 2009, accessed 5 September 2010
==People==
	
Chief Superintendent Mick Johnson, commander of TSGMichael Pickard Police officers remember former Garston man Daniel Gibb as 'professional and committed', Watford observer, 4:21pm Friday 12th March 2010 | Superintendent Roger EvansPolice hold 80 squatters in G20 riot raids Metro 2nd April, 2009 |
==Notes==
Category:Metropolitan Police
Terror-Free Oil Initiative

The Terror-Free Oil Initiative is a Coral Springs, Florida-based lobby group that says it is
:dedicated to encouraging Americans to buy fuel that originated from countries that do not export or finance terrorism. We promote those companies that acquire their fuel supply from nations outside the Middle East and expose those companies that do not. We educate the American public about the oil-terrorism connection and press those in power to take the necessary steps to replace fossil fuels with renewable energy.Project Objective, Terror-Free Oil Initiative website, accessed 11 Jan 2010
TFO's logo, in the words of a BBC report, "combines the twin towers, the Pentagon and the United 93 designation of the fourth 9/11 plane."Firm offers 'terror-free' petrol, BBC Online, 2 Feb 2007, accessed 11 Jan 2010. See the logo for yourself here: http://www.terrorfreeoil.org/
==Activities==
In January 2007 the LA Times reported that Senator Barbara Boxer had rescinded an award her office gave to a Sacramento Islamic activist Basim Elkarra after criticism that the group he represents -- the Council on American-Islamic Relations -- holds extremist views and has ties to international terrorist organizations.Ashraf Khalil, Boxer rescinds award to Islamic activist, LA Times, 6 Jan 2007, accessed 11 Jan 2010
The article cites Joe Kaufman, spokesman for the Terror-Free Oil Initiative and founder of CAIR Watch, as the origin of the criticism of Boxer's office that led Boxer to rescind the award:
:The controversy started when Joe Kaufman, a Florida-based activist and longtime critic of the group, posted an online article attacking the award to Elkarra. Kaufman, who runs a website called CAIRwatch.com, has long contended that the council actively encourages and supports groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah -- both of which are on the U.S. government's terrorism watch lists.
:"We believe this organization should be shut down and that no elected leaders should have anything to do with them," Kaufman said.Ashraf Khalil, Boxer rescinds award to Islamic activist, LA Times, 6 Jan 2007, accessed 11 Jan 2010
==Personnel==
*Joe Kaufman - SpokesmanJoe Kaufman and Terror-Free Gas, Citizen Warrior Heroes blog, 18 October 2008, accessed 11 Jan 2010
==Affiliations==
Joe Kaufman is also Chairman of Americans Against Hate and the founder of CAIR Watch.Author Profile, Joe Kaufman, Canada Free Press website, accessed 11 Jan 2010
==Contact==
*Website: http://www.terrorfreeoil.org
==Articles==
*BBC, Firm offers 'terror-free' petrol, BBC Online, 2 Feb 2007.
==Notes==
Category: Israel LobbyCategory: Middle East Watch
Terror Finance Blog

Terror Finance Blog is a blog focused on 'terrorism' financing. It is populated by figures with affiliations to Zionist and neoconservative organisations.
==Background==
Terror Finance Blog states that it 'was created to serve the needs of legislative staff, government officials, policy makers and researchers who need intelligent and relevant analysis of issues relating to terrorist financing.' Terror Finance Blog, About (accessed 10 September 2008) The web domain was created on 5 July 2006 and registered to the Blog's editor Ilan Weinglass. , retrieved on 24 March 2009 from http://www.whois.net
==Affiliations and orientation of contributors==
A number of the blog's contributors are members of the American Center for Democracy. In fact the affiliation with ACD is so strong that Terror Finance Blog should probably be considered an offshoot of that organisation. Rachel Ehrenfeld is Director of ACD, Ilan Weinglass and John Wood are 'fellows', and Jean-Charles Brisard is a member of the Advisory Board.
ACD states that it 'monitors and exposes the enemies of freedom' American Centre for Democracy, About Us > Mission Statement (Accessed 24 March 2009) and has a strong zionist and neoconservative orientation. Its Advisory Board includes the notorious necon Richard Perle; as well as William Van Cleave, James Woolsey and Gal Luft, all of whom are also board members of the Committee on the Present Danger. American Center for Democracy, Advisory Board (accessed 24 March 2009)
Ilan Weinglass, the apparent founder of the blog, is the former head of research for the Israeli Trade Ministry's Investment Promotion Center and also worked at the Investigative Project, an anti-Muslim campaign group funded by wealthy American Zionists. see Investgative Project page He was also a Security Affairs advisor to U.S. Senator Norm Coleman The American Centre for Democracy, 'Fellow, Ilan Weinglass', accessed 18 July 2007 who chaired the Senate Investigations into the Iraqi Oil for Food Programme. e.g. Rupert Cornwell, 'Galloway lied over Iraqi oil payments, says Congress report', Independent, 25 October 2005
==Terrorologist "Experts"==
*Ilan Weinglass, Editor
*Jean-Charles Brisard
*Rachel Ehrenfeld
*Ganesh Sahathevan
*David Nordell
*David Frankfurter
*Jonathan Halevi
*Chris Blackburn
*David Hamon
*John Wood
*Darko Trifunovic
*Alyssa Lappen
*Aaron Eitan Meyer
==Contact, Resources and Notes==
===Contact===
:Web: www.terrorfinance.org
Category:Terrorism Industry
==References==
Category:Terrorism IndustryCategory:Terrorism Spin
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Terror person format

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Terrorism.openDemocracy

Terrorism.openDemocracy is a website set up by the Club de Madrid and Open Democracy which was set up to continue policy discussions which began at the International Summit on Democracy, Terrorism and Security - a terrorism conference organised by the Club de Madrid and held in Madrid in March 2005 of <www.opendemocracy.net/terrorism/about_tod> [Created 20 August 2009] The website is edited by Peter Neumann of King's College London and its advisory board (see below) includes Open Democracy's Chair and Vice-Chair, Kim Campbell Secretary General of the Club de Madrid and several other figures from think-tanks, the media and academia. Open Democracy, 'Peter R Neumann, [Accessed 3 September 2009]; of <www.opendemocracy.net/terrorism/about_tod> [Created 20 August 2009] It was originally based at www.Madrid11.net. 
==Advisory Board==
:Anthony Barnett (Vice-Chair)
:Founder of openDemocracy.net 
:Kim Campbell
:Secretary General of the Club de Madrid
:Former Prime Minister of Canada 
:Jose-Maria Figueres
:Former President of Costa Rica 
:Stephen Heintz
:President of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund 
:Diego Hidalgo
:President of the FRIDE Foundation, Madrid 
:Karin von Hippel
:Co-Director, Post-Conflict Reconstruction Project, Center for Strategic and International Studies
:Mary Kaldor
:Director of the Centre for the Study of Global Governance, London School of Economics and Political Science
:Raymond Kendall
:Former Secretary General of INTERPOL 
:Rami Khouri
:Editor of the Daily Star, Beirut 
:Peter Neumann (Chair)
:Director of the Centre of Defence Studies, London 
:Louise Richardson
:Executive Dean of the Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University 
:Laura Sandys
:Chair of the Board, openDemocracy.net 
 of <www.opendemocracy.net/terrorism/about_tod> [Created 20 August 2009]
==Notes==
Category:Terrorism Industry
Terrorism: An Electronic Journal and Knowledge Base

Terrorism: An Electronic Journal and Knowledge Base was founded by Yonah Alexander in 1998 as a follow-up to Terrorism: An International Journal. The journal which is published biannually is published by Inter-University Center for Terrorism Studies (IUCTS). 
Since August 2012 the journal has provided continuity to earlier studies on the “Age of Terrorism” and has worked hard to close research gaps in the growing literature on the so-called 'manifold aspects of the subject.' Terrorism: An Electronic Journal and Knowledge Base http://www.terrorismelectronicjournal.org, accessed 16 January 2015 
This new electronic resource focuses on identifying warning signals on the 'manifold forms of terrorism in the post-9/11 era and recommend national, regional, and global strategies to confront the potential challenges to all societies.' 
 
Members of the International Advisory Board and the Editorial Staff consist of academics, former government officials, journalists, and scholars. 
==Notes==
Category:Terrorism Journal
Terrorism Focus

Terrorism Focus was founded in 2004. It is a weekly publication from the Jamestown Foundation that is 'devoted to covering recent events and emerging trends in terrorism, especially as they relate to al-Qaeda and the War on Terrorism.' Terrorism Focus The Jamestown Foundation, accessed 26 November 2014 
The Journal focuses on developments in the Greater Middle East and Eurasia, as well as looking at translations and analysis of Islamist web forums and online publications. 
Terrorism Focus's main aim is to inform policymakers, business leaders, journalists, government and private-sector researchers, and interested members of the public. 
The journal is edited by Stephen Ulph. 
==Contact==
*Website: http://www.jamestown.org/archives/terrorism-focus/tf2010/
==Notes==
Category:Terrorism Journal
Terrorism Incident Database

The RAND Corporation Terrorism Incident Database is a database of terrorist incidents that occurred from 1998 onwards. It was developed in 2001 after RAND recieved funding from the Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism. The new database formed part of the now discontinued Terrorism Knowledge Base.RAND Website, The RAND Worldwide Terrorism Incident Knowledge Database Project, (accessed 22 March 2008) Rand had earlier developed a database of international terrorism from 1968 called the RAND Terrorism Chronology Database, which was discontinued in 1998.Brian K. Houghton, 'Terrorism Knowledge Base: A Eulogy (2004-2008)', Perspectives on Terrorism Volume II, Issue 7
==Notes==
Terrorism Monitor

Terrorism Monitor is a journal published by the Jamestown Foundation since 11 September 2003. It is a bi-weekly journal providing 'in-depth, objective analysis on al-Qaeda and the War on Terror.' Terrorism Monitor The Jamestown Foundation, accessed 26 November 2014 
==People==
==Contact==
*Website: http://www.jamestown.org/programs/tm/aboutusgta/
==Notes==
Category:Terrorism Journal
Terrorism Research Centre, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry

Cape Town's Terrorism Research Centre is run by Michael Morris, the author of several articles and two books on terrorism in South Africa. In December 1963, Morris was recruited into the intelligence service of South Africa and was charged with the task of infiltrating and disrupting Alan Paton's Liberal party. In 1966, Morris served as an informer for the secret police on the campus of Cape Town University, later becoming a key state witness in various cases against student demonstrators.
By 1973, Morris had been placed by BOSS in an intelligence position in London. As he was spying on a group of South African exiles, demonstrating in front of the South African embassy in Trafalgar Square, a photographer for the 'Guardian' took his picture, which appeared in its pages the next day. Once identified, Morris was finished as a spy in Britain. James Wellbeloved, a Labour MP, petitioned then Home Secretary Robert Carr to investigate the doings of Morris, who was immediately returned to Pretoria by BOSS. He was soon reassigned to head the Terrorism Research Centre, which former BOSS agent Gordon Winter has called a "propaganda front organization" and "a direct copy of the British 'Institute for the Study of Conflict' but not half as good."
The Cape Town Centre is one of the most glaring and extreme examples of the use of seemingly independent think tanks to further the propaganda causes of a terrorist government. Another example of BOSS's hand in the terrorism industry is the 'Aida Parker Newsletter', edited by Aida Parker, identified by Gordon Winter as "the finest intelligence operative and propagandist South Africa ever had."
Parker, in her capacity as a reporter with the South African newspaper 'The Citizen', worked with P. W. Botha in 1977 to manufacture a disinformation campaign designed to discredit Ã¢â‚¬â€? and ultimately unseat Ã¢â‚¬â€? then Premier John Vorster. Parker's newsletter is a favorite "inside source" for right-wing journalists seeking to "expose" alleged ties between the Soviet Union and the African National Congress, always described by Parker as a terrorist organization. Parker's newsletter is distributed in the United States by the ultra right-wing RAMBOC (Restore A More Benevolent Order Coalition) run by David Balsiger. RAMBOC counts among its advisors General John Singlaub of WACL. 
== Notes ==
* 1. Michael Morris, Armed Conflict in Southern Africa: A Survey of Regional Terrorisms from Their Beginnings to the Present (Cape Town: jeremy Spence, 1974); Terrorism: The First Full Account in Detail of Terrorism and Insurgency in South Africa (Cape Town: Howard Timmins, 1971). 
* 2. Winter, Inside BOSS, pp. 320-21. 
* 3. Ibid. 
* 4. Alex P. Schmid refers to the Terrorism Research Centre as "independent;' although he goes on to note Ã¢â‚¬â€? without comment Ã¢â‚¬â€? that the Centre has published "a series of Special Reports on political violence and sabotage perpetrated by the African National Congress" (Political Terrorism, p. 266). 
* 5. Winter, Inside BOSS, p. 556. 
Category:The "Terrorism" Industry
Terrorism Studies Group

:Founded in 2002, TSG is built upon professional and academic terrorism research experience since 1988. TSG members hold advanced degrees in policy, strategy, security, and law and draw expertise from the research community, private sector, and government service.
:In 2003, TSG cemented its relationship with the Terrorism Research Center, Inc. (TRC) of northern Virginia. TSG President, James T. Kirkhope, joined TRC as Vice President for Research, Development, and Planning and is responsible for coordinating a broad array of research projects ranging from specific terrorism threats and counterterrorism policy strategies to wider academic debates in low-intensity/asymmetric conflict and homeland security.Terrorism Studies Group, accessed 9 May 2008
==Notes==
category:Terrorism Industry
Terrorism an Electronic Journal and Knowledge Base

Terrorism an Electronic Journal and Knowledge Base was initially founded by Yonah Alexander in 1998 as a follow-up to Terrorism: An International Journal. 
Since August 2012 the journal has provided continuity to earlier studies on the “Age of Terrorism” as well as 'closing research gaps in the growing literature on the manifold aspects of the subject.' The then new electronic resource focused on identifying warning signals on the manifold forms of terrorism in the post-9/11 era and therefore worked to recommend national, regional, and global strategies to confront any potential challenges to societies faced through terrorism. Home Terrorism an Electronic Journal and Knowledge Base, accessed 26 November 2014 
==People==
===Assistant Editor===
*William J. Mays 
===Editorial Staff===
*Sharon Layani
 
===Design Advisor=== 
*Reed Culver 
===Administrative Coordinator=== 
*Mary Ann Culver 
===Editorial Interns===
*Andrew DuBois 
*Stephanie Emerson 
*Tyler Engler 
*Avioz Hanan 
*Gabriella Gricius 
*Uri Lerner 
*Frank Randall
*Thomas Turner
*Sonam Virk
*Reed Woodrum
 
==Contact==
*Website: http://www.terrorismelectronicjournal.org/
==Notes==
Category:Terrorism Journal