nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Colin Renfrew

Colin Renfrew is 'a prominent archaeologist and highly regarded academic, best known for his work on the prehistoric Aegean, radiocarbon dating and the prehistory of languages.' Department for culture, media and sport GOV.UK, accessed 6 May 2015 
He was created a life peer in the House of Lords in 1991. He was given the title Lord Renfrew of Kaimsthorn when he became a Conservative member of the Lords. Lord Renfrew of Kaimsthorn www.parliament.uk, accessed 6 May 2015 
==Notes==
Renfrew, Colin
Colin Searls

Colin Searls is Associate Dean - Learning & Teaching, Faculty of Arts at the University of Plymouth. He is somewhat associated with the anti-environmentalist and pro-corporate LM network, being an 'associate' of the Institute of Ideas,University of Plymouth Staff: Colin Searls a judge on Debating MattersDebating Matters People: Judge, accessed 29 November 2010 and one of the first fifty signatories to the Academics for Academic Freedom statement.Signatories 1-100 About Us, AFAF website, accessed 4 November 2010
==Notes==
Colin Sutton

Colin Sutton is a former detective who investigated deaths of two young military recruits at the controversial Deepcut Army Barracks between 1995 and 2002.
In March 2014 Sutton gave an interview to British ITV News in which he claimed that he had been "pressured from above" to record the Deepcut deaths as suicides. 
Sutton said that he felt "extremely uneasy" about the pressure he was put under, and "with the concept that there had almost been a pre-judgement on this, that these were suicides, and that what we wanted to do was prove these were suicides. "I wanted as an investigator to investigate it properly, and come to whatever conclusion the evidence led us to."
He said that the Surrey police force was caught between the "tension" of wanting to be supportive to the Army, and to the families. Deepcut police officer 'pressured' to record deaths as suicides, itvnews.com 25 Mar 2014 
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:PoliceCategory:MODCategory:Surrey Police
Colin Wagman

Colin Barry Wagman (born 14 May 1946) is a British businessman and is active in relation to Zionist causes. 
==Business activities==
He was a Senior Partner of Casson Beckman, a firm of Chartered Accountants until 1991, which has since merged with Baker Tilly. He serves as Deputy Chairman of Delancey Estates PLC and Delancey Real Estate Asset Management Limited. Prior to Delancey, Wagman was an advisor to The British Land Company Plc and other companies. He has been Non-Executive Director of Colliers CRE plc since September 4, 2001. He serves as Non-Executive Director of GET Group PLC.Colliers Int - General - UK, Colliers directors Sir John Ritblat and Colin Wagman resign, Propertymail.com Date: 30 Mar 2012
Wagman was appointed Non-Executive Director on the Board of Minerva in August 2011. Wagman was 'instrumental in structuring and implementing the strategy for the acquisition of Jamie Ritblat's Freehold Portfolios and the simultaneous placing involving George Soros.'Minerva Board of Directors. Accessed 7 November 2014.
==Zionist activities==
In 2006 Wagman was the company secretary of International Media Intelligence Analysis, an e-newsletter promoting military confrontation with Iran. International Media Intelligence Analysis Ltd Annual Returns made up to 5 August 2006. Filed at Companies House on 25 September 2006 Along with Stephen Rubin he reportedly proposed toasts to the Queen and the state of Israel at a champagne reception in April 2008, organised by the Jewish National Fund and the United Jewish Israel Appeal and attended by the Earl of Wessex. Rachel Fletcher, 'Royal party rather too exclusive for some', The Jewish Chronicle, 11 April 2008
As a trustee of the Sir John Ritblat Family Foundation Wagman has overseen donations to neoconservative and pro-Israel/zionist organisations including some responsible for promoting hostility to Iran. Recipients between 2005 and 2012 include:Coompiled from data available at the Charity Commission.
Anglo-Israel Association | Board of Deputies of British Jews | Community Security Trust | Henry Jackson Society | Jewish National Fund | Open Europe | United Jewish Israel Appeal
==Affiliations==
*Trustee of The Sir John Ritblat Family Foundation circa 2013Data from the Charity Commission website http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/find-charities/
==Notes==
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Coline McConville

Coline McConville is a non exec director at HBOS. Born in 1964, Coline is the Chief Executive Officer, Europe of Clear Channel International Limited. She was previously with McKinsey & Co. Limited Management Consultants and The L E K Partnership, the German based Management Consultant. She started her career working for the Australian Consolidated Press in Sydney, Australia. Coline was appointed to the Board of Halifax in February 2000 and in September 2001, following the merger of Bank of Scotland and Halifax, she was appointed a Non-executive Director of HBOS plc.
Collaboration House

Collaboration House is situated at 77-79 Charlotte Street, London, W1T 4PW. It is run by the Ostro Fayre Share Foundation a charitable foundation run by the Zionist philanthropist Maurice Ostro. It was set up to facilitate an exchange of ideas and collaborations between different faith groups and charities, it
'had an experimental period from 2014-17 focussing on learning what activities and facilities would enhance collaboration for a curated group of charities working in similar areas. Another area of interest was to see if the concept of co-location of these organisations would further enhance the relationships not only between faiths, but also with the wider community.'Foundation - Collaboration House, Ostro Foundation, last accessed 6 August 2021.
List of charities housed at Collaboration House:
*Aegis Trust
*All Faiths & None
*Christian Muslim Forum
*Faith Based Regeneration Network UK
*Faiths Forum of London
*International Centre for Integration and Cohesion
*Islamic Society of Britain
*London Borough of Faiths Network
*Migrant Voices
*Nisa-Nashim
*The Coexist Foundation
*The Council of Christians and Jews
*The International Debate Education Assoc UK
*The Salam Project
*The United Religions Initiative
*Women’s Interfaith Network
==Contact==
*Twitter: @CollabHouseLDN
==Notes==
Collaborative Work

===Collaborative Work===
The NOF are in support of the following campaigns:
Child Poverty Action Group campaign for free school meals – this group, known as ‘38 degrees: people, power, change’ began in 2009 and have since been involved in ensuring the Irag Inquiry be held in public and have been in discussion with the new coalition government for a ban on private lobbying.
Children’s Food Campaign – a campaign supporting food growing activities for children. This is part of the larger group ‘Sustain’. They are headed by approximately one hundred organisations including local, regional, national and international groups.
Colleen Fletcher

Colleen Fletcher is the Labour Party MP for Coventry North East. Colleen Fletcher MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 26 May 2015 
Fletcher was appointed as the Labour candidate replacing Bob Ainsworth, who had previously held the seat since 1992 Rt Hon Bob Ainsworth www.parliament.uk, accessed 26 May 2015 , in March 2015. Fletcher was elected in with a majority of 12,274 in the general election in May that same year. 	
==Notes==
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Colleen Graffy

Colleen Graffy is the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Diplomacy, U.S. State Department Democracy and Security Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009.
==Controversy==
Graffy made the controversial remarks about Guantanamo Bay inmates who had committed suicide: “Killing themselves was unnecessary. But it certainly is a good PR move”Suzanne Goldberg, 12-June-2006, The Guardian “Killing themselves was unnecessary. But it certainly is a good PR move”, Accessed 01-March-2009.
==Affiliations==
Democracy and Security International Conference, Attendee Democracy and Security Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009 
British American Project - Member of the Advisory Board Advisory board British American Project, accessed 2 December 2014 
==Notes==
 
Graffy, Colleen
College Public Policy, APPC Register Entry 1 June 2009 to 31 August 2009

College Public Policy
:APPC Register Entry for 1 June 2009 to 31 August 2009
==Address(es)==
=== in UK===
:Contact:
:College Hill
:The Registry
:Royal Mint Court
:London
:EC3N 4QN
:Name: Warwick Smith
:Tel: 020 7457 2065
:Fax: 020 7866 7900
:Email: Warwick.smith@collegehill.com
:Name: Robbie MacDuff
:Tel: 020 7866 7871
:Fax: 020 7866 7900
:Email: Robbie.macduff@collegehill.com
:Website: http://www.collegepublicpolicy.com;
===Offices outside UK===
None
==Staff== 
:(employed and sub-contracted) providing PA consultancy services this quarter
*Emma Burnell
*Helen Childs
*Sam Graham
*Chris Lowe
*Robbie MacDuff
*James Nason
*Sarah Phillips
*Robert Russell-Pavier
*Warwick Smith
*Ania Swirski
*Sophia Wilson
*Katharina Derschewsky (intern)
==Fee-Paying clients==
:(for whom UK PA consultancy services provided this quarter)
*[[Adastra
*Alliance for Beverage Cartons & the Environment (Europe)
*Altala Group
*British Battery Manufacturers Association (www.bbma.co.uk)
*British Generic Manufacturers Association (www.britishgenerics.co.uk)
*Cemex
*Electrical Contractors’ Association
*Federation of Sports and Play Associations (including the Association of Play Industries)
*Financial Services Authority
*G15 Housing Associations, comprising Affinity Homes Group, Amicus Horizon, Catalyst Housing Group, Circle Anglia, Dominion Housing Group, East Thames, Family Mosaic, Genesis Housing Group, Hyde HA Ltd, London & Quadrant HT, Metropolitan Housing Partnership, Network Housing Group, Notting Hill Housing Trust, Peabody Trust and Southern Housing Group
*General Healthcare Group
*HBOS
*Hilton Hotels Corporation
*IK Investment Partners
*Imperial College
*Lightning Car Company
*London South Bank University
*Mail Boxes Etc
*MGT Power
*Moody’s Investor Services
*Ofwat
*SNCF
*Sonetik
*Southern Housing Group
*UKCAE (UK Council for Access and Equality)
*Water Industry Commission for Scotland
==Fee-Paying Clients== 
:(for whom only UK monitoring services provided this quarter)
None
==Pro-Bono Clients== 
:(for whom consultancy and/or monitoring services have been provided this quarter)
None
==Notes==
 Category:APPC Register
Colloque Walter Lippmann

The Colloque Walter Lippmann is a meeting of intellectuals organized in Paris in August 1938 by French philosopher Louis Rougier. Its aim was to reconstruct the liberal ideas after the 1920s and 1930's that saw a decline in the interest for classical liberalism. The meeting was named after Walter Lippmann, an American journalist whose new book La Cité libre was studied in detail at the meeting and is deemed to be the initiation of "neoliberalism."
The participants chose to set up an organization to promote liberalism but it had few consequences because of the war. Nonetheless, it inspired Friedrich Hayek in the creation of the Mont Pelerin Society.
==Views==
==Affiliations==
==People==
26 intellectuals took part in this meeting, including some of the most prominent liberal thinkers : Friedrich Hayek, Ludwig von Mises, Michael Polanyi, Raymond Aron, Louis Rougier, Jacques Rueff, Walter Lippmann, Wilhelm Röpke, Alexander Rüstow etc. and some entrepreneurs Ernest Mercier etc.
==Funding==
==Clients==
==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes==
===Publications===
===Contact===
:Address:
:Phone:
:Email:
:Website:
===Resources===
* Mont Pelerin Society
===External links===
*Standpoint Magazine Beacon of Liberty Amid Depression
===Notes===
Category:NeoliberalCategory:Economists
Colour Sergeant 002 (Bloody Sunday)

Colour Sergeant 002 was a soldier in the Headquarters Company of 1 Battalion, the Parachute Regiment (1 PARA) in 1972. On Bloody Sunday, he was in the composite platoon "Guinness Force" attached the Support Company, 1 PARA.The events of the day, Report of the The Bloody Sunday Inquiry - Volume I - Chapter 3, 2010.Colour Sergeant 002, Bloody Sunday Inquiry.
The Saville Report concluded:
::We are sure that either Private L or Private M, members of Composite Platoon who had taken up positions at the low walls of the Kells Walk ramp, shot Kevin McElhinney as he was crawling south from the rubble barricade away from the soldiers. Both probably fired at him on the orders of one or perhaps two nearby non-commissioned officers, Colour Sergeant 002 and Corporal 039.The events of the day, Report of the The Bloody Sunday Inquiry - Volume I - Chapter 3, 2010.
==External Resources==
*Colour Sergeant 002 evidence, Bloody Sunday Inquiry.
==Notes==
Category:British ArmyCategory:Parachute RegimentCategory:Northern IrelandCategory:Saville Inquiry witnesses
Combat Antisemitism Movement

CAM is operated by the Combat Hate Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) entity. Combat Hate Foundation, PO Box 957 Moundridge, KS 67107
==Funding==
Funding declared to the EU Lobby Register Jan 2021 - Dec 2021https://www.lobbyfacts.eu/datacard/combat-antisemitism-movement?rid=313306647241-59
Type 	Name 	Amount in €
Contribution	Beren Sea Foundation ON BEHALF OF ANONYMOUS	1,500,000
Contribution	Schwab Charitable 	175,000
Contribution	Vanguard Charitable 	140,000
Contribution	Community Foundation of Greater Memphis 	115,000
Contribution	Jewish Communal Fund of NY 	80,000
Contribution	Jewish Community of Oporto 	50,000
*Robert M Beren Foundation Inc | Israel Henry Beren Charitable Foundation Inc | Israel Henry Beren Charitable Trust | Beren Sea Foundation
==Resources==
*https://www.influencewatch.org/organization/combat-antisemitism-movement/
==Lobby spending==
*https://www.opensecrets.org/federal-lobbying/clients/summary?cycle=2020&id=F320729
==Related==
*Voices for Truth: Influencers United Against Antisemitism
*Voices of Israel – Together for Israel
==Notes==
Combating Terrorism Exchange

Combating Terrorism Exchange (CTX) is a peer-reviewed, quarterly journal available free of charge to individuals and institutions, that was founded in 2011. The journal is exclusively for the Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program (CTFP) community, which has grown to over 160 countries, and has thousands of participants serving in the military, government, and private and academic sectors. From the Editor Global Ecco, accessed 26 November 2014 
==People==
===Circa 2014===
===Executive Editor===
*Michael Freeman 
*Anna Simons
===Managing Editor===
*Elizabeth Skinner
===Design and Layout===
*Ryan Stuart
===Editorial Review Board===
*Victor Asal - University at Albany SUNY
*Alejandra Bolanos - National Defense University 
*Lawrence Cline - Naval Postgraduate School
*Stephen Di Rienzo - National Intelligence University
*Sajjan Gohel - [[Asia Pacific Foundation 
*Sebastian Gorka - National Defense University 
*Jakub Grygiel - School of Advanced International Studies 
*Thomas Marks - National Defense University 
*Thomas Mockaitis - DePaul University 
*Alfred Oehlers - Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies 
*Paul Shemella - Naval Postgraduate School 
*Kenneth Poole - Joint Special Operations University
*Nadia Schadlow - Smith Richardson Foundation
*Jennifer Morrison Taw - Claremont McKenna College
*David Ucko - National Defense University Combating Terrorism Exchange Global Ecco, Volume 4 2014, accessed 4 December 2014 
==Contact==
*Web Adress: https://globalecco.org/journal
==Notes==
Category:Terrorism Journal
Comite European des Enterprises Vins

The Comité Européen des Entreprises Vins brings together 22 national organisations representing the wine industry. The aim for this organisation is to be in a position to speak for the entire sector and each of its national components at a European level. 
"Community policies in the wine-growing sector must be firmly directed towards an aggressive trade policy allowing the supply side of the market to be optimised. The quality and competitiveness of wine products, poised between tradition and the future, are at the very heart of the debate." 
== Activities ==
The organisation has several committees which "monitor current dossiers on a daily basis and to provide the sector's professionals with opportunities to hold a dialogue and adopt positions within the framework of a structured network." 
*Lobbying and representation activities at national, European and international levels in order to promote or defend the wine industry's interests. 
*Information and analysis, which involves keeping the members informed of any policy decisions or political activity which could concern members. 
*Providing legal, technical, economic or commercial advice to members.
*Conducting or commissioning research relevant to business interests when necessary
*Organising meetings and promoting consultation with a view to adopting common positions
== Affiliations and Memberships ==
*European Alcohol and Health Forum
==Members ==
===Cyprus===
*Association of Wine Producers of Cyprus
===France===
*Entreprises de Grands Vins de France (EGVF)
*Fédération Française des Vins d'Apéritif (FFVA) 
===Germany===
*Bundesvereinigung Wein und Spirituosenimport (BWSI)
*Verband Deutscher Sektkellereien (VDS)
*Verband Deutscher Weinexporteure (VDW)
===Hungary===
*Magyar Borgazdaság Szövetsége (Federation of Hungarian Wine Industries)
===Italy===
*Federazione Italiana Industriali Produttori, Esportatori ed Importatori di Vini (FEDERVINI)
*Unione Italiana Vini (UNIVINI)
===Luxemburg===
*Fédération Luxembourgeoise des Industries et du Négoce des Vins, Liqueurs et Spiritueux 
===Malta===
*Malta Wines and Vines Association 
===Netherlands===
*Koninklijke Vereniging van Nederlandse Wijnhandelaren (KVNW) 
===Portugal===
*Associação das Empresas de Vinho do Porto (AEVP)
*Federação dos Vinhos e Espirituosos de Portugal (FEVIN) 
===Spain===
*Asociación española de Elaboradores y Distribuidores de Vermouth, Bitter-Soda y Aperitivos Vinicos (ANEV)
*Federación Española del Vino (FEV)
*Unión de Criadores Elaboradores de Vinos Espumosos (UCEVE- CODORNIU S.A.)
===Sweden===
*Systembolaget (observer member) 
===Switzerland===
*Association Suisse des Vins et Spiritueux 
===Slovenia===
*Union for Viticulture and Enology of Slovenia
===United Kingdom===
*The Wine and Spirit Trade Association
==Notes ==
# Comite European des Enterprises Vins Website About us Last Accessed 1st July 2007
# ibid
# ibid
Category:Alcohol Category:Alcohol IndustryCategory:Alcohol Lobby GroupsCategory:Alcohol Industry in the EU
Comité Européen des Entreprises Vin

Comité Européen des Entreprises Vin is a European trade association that represents the interests of the wine industry. 
== Affiliations ==
European Alcohol and Health Forum
== Members ==
Liason Group of Companies Wine (Gleve): Bacardi-Martini | Pernod-Ricard | Moet-Hennessy 
Member Organisations 
Germany Bundesvereinigung Wein und Spirituosenimport (BWSI) | Verband Deutscher Sektkellereien (VDS) | Verband Deutscher Weinexporteure (VDW) Belgium 
Belgian Federation of Wines and Spirituex (FVBS) | Bulgaria Bulgarian National Vine & Wine Chamber (NVWC) | Cyprus Association of Wine Producers of Cyprus 
Spain Asociación española y Distribuidores Elaboradores of Vermouth, Bitter Soda Aperitivos there Vinicos (ANEV) | Federación Española del Vino (FEV) | Unión de Vinos Criadores Elaboradores Espumosos (UCEVE CODORNIU-SA) |France Companies Grands Vins de France (EGVF) | French Federation of Wine Cocktails (FFVA) | Greece Greek Wine Federation (GWF) | Hungary Borgazdaság Szövetsége Magyar (Hungarian Wine Federation of Industries) | Italy Italian Federation Industriali Produttori, ed Esportatori Importatori Vini di (Federvini) | Unione Italiana Vini (UNIVINI) | Unione Italiana Vini (UNIVINI) | Luxembourg Luxembourg Federation of Industries and Trading Wine, Liqueurs and Spirits | Malta Malta Wines and Vines Association | 
Netherlands Koninklijke Nederlandse Vereniging van Wijnhandelaren (KVNW) |Portugal 
Associação das Empresas de Vinho do Porto (AEVP) | Federação dos Vinhos de Portugal e Espirituosos (Févin) | Romania National Patronatul al Viei if Vinului (PNVV) | UK The Wine and Spirit Trade Association | Slovenia Wine Association - Slovenija 
Liason Group of Companies Wine (Gleve) Bacardi-Martini | Pernod-Ricard | Moët-Hennessy CCdEEV Our Members accessed 16th September 2012 
==References==
Category:AlcoholCategory:Alcohol Industry Category:Alcohol Lobby Groups
Commander Land Forces (Northern Ireland)

The Commander Land Forces (Northern Ireland) (CLFNI) was the top British Army commander in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. The post, held by a Major General, reported to the General Officer Commanding Northern Ireland, who also had responsibility for naval and air force units and for liaison with Ministers.Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, p.16.
The Army's three brigade commanders based in Belfast (39 Brigade), Derry (8 Brigade), and Portadown (3 Brigade), reported to the Commander Land Forces.Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, p.16.
==Partial list of CLFs==
*Anthony Farrar-Hockley 26 August 1970London Gazette, Supplement 9680, 28 August 1970, p.2. - 29 July 1971London Gazette, Supplement 8335, 3 August 1971, p.1.
*Robert Ford 29 July 1971London Gazette, Supplement 8335, 3 August 1971, p.1. - 9 April 1973London Gazette, Supplement 4605, 9 April 1973, p.1.
*Peter Leng 9 April 1973London Gazette, Supplement 4605, 9 April 1973, p.1. - 14 April 1975London Gazette, Supplement 4820, 14 April 1975, p.8.
*D. T. Young 14 April 1975London Gazette, Supplement 4820, 14 April 1975, p.8. - 12 April 1977London Gazette, Supplement 4885, 7 April 1977, p.3.
*Richard Trant 12 April 1977London Gazette, Supplement 4885, 7 April 1977, p.3. - 15 February 1979London Gazette, Supplement 2653, 26 February 1979, p.1.
*James Glover 15 February 1979London Gazette, Supplement 2653, 26 February 1979, p.1. - 22 October 1980London Gazette, Supplement 16340, 25 November 1980, p.2.
*C.R. Huxtable 22 October 1980London Gazette, Supplement 16340, 25 November 1980, p.2. - 19 January 1982London Gazette, Supplement 795, 18 January 1982, p.7.
*P.I. Chiswell 19 January 1982London Gazette, Supplement 795, 18 January 1982, p.7. - 14 September 1983London Gazette, Supplement 12935, 3 October 1983, p.5.
*J.D.G. Pank 14 September 1983London Gazette, Supplement 12935, 3 October 1983, p.5. - 25 March 1985London Gazette, Supplement 4269, 25 March 1985, p.1.
*A.S. Jeapes 25 March 1985London Gazette, Supplement 4269, 25 March 1985, p.1. - 30 April 1987London Gazette, Supplement 6125, 11 May 1987, p.1. 
*R. J. Hodges 30 April 1987London Gazette, Supplement 6125, 11 May 1987, p.1. - 18 December 1989London Gazette, Supplement 14616, 18 December 1989, p.2.
*D.P. Thomson 18 December 1989London Gazette, Supplement 14616, 18 December 1989, p.2.
*Ian Freer c. 1992
*A. de. C.L. Leask 15 February 1994London Gazette, Supplement 2316, 14 February 1994, p.2.
==Notes==
Category:Northern IrelandCategory:British ArmyCategory:State Violence and Collusion Project