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FrontPage Magazine

FrontPage Magazine is a neocon magazine founded by ex-Marxist (Trokskyite) turned neocon activist David Horowitz. 
== Organizational overlap ==
Increasingly the following organizations share writers or principals. For example, FrontPage will carry articles about universities/professors. Campus-Watch shortly afterwards will carry the same articles. Daniel Pipes writes for both websites. Similarly, there is a wide overlap with Discover the Networks.
===Component Organizations===
*Campus Watch
*Discover the Networks
*Encounter Books
*David Horowitz Freedom Center (DHFC) formerly known as the Center for the Study of Popular Culture
== Flak and Smear Campaigns ==
*FrontPageMagazine: attacks the Heinz Endowments Attacked the philanthropy of Teresa Heinz Kerry. 
*Attacked Purdue Univ. Prof. Harry Targ stating that: "The Peace Studies program at Purdue is designed to indoctrinate unsuspecting undergraduates in the views that have made Targ a Communist." 
== FrontPage Pundits ==
Alexis Amory
Steven C. Baker
Jimmy Bitton
Stephen Brown
Tammy Bruce
Thomas P. Carroll
Phyllis Chesler
Peter Collier
Zachary Constantino
Ann Coulter
Gordon Cucullu
Sean Daniels
Joseph D'Hippolito
Larry Elder
Steven Emerson
Don Feder
Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.
Jamie Glazov
David Harsanyi
Henry Mark Holzer
Erika Holzer
David Horowitz – editor & blogger
Johannes L. Jacobse
Ben Johnson
Myles Kantor
Lee Kaplan
Joe Kaufman
Benjamin Kerstein
Charles Krauthammer
Mark Landsbaum
Alyssa A. Lappen
Roberta Leguizamon
Shawn Macomber
Val MacQueen
David Meir-Levi
Dick Morris
Ed Morrow
Jean Pearce
John Perazzo
Daniel Pipes
Richard Poe – editor
Lowell Ponte
Paul M. Postal
Dennis Prager
Ronald Radosh
Michael Radu
Michael Reagan
Asaf Romirowsky
Joseph J. Sabia
Stephen Schwartz
David A. Sherman
Robert Spencer
Frederick W. Stakelbeck, Jr.
Michael P. Tremoglie
Michael Tremoglie
Judith Weizner
David Yeagley
Source
== Contact information ==
* www.frontpagemag.com
* www.frontpagemagazine.com
==External Resources==
*Paul de Rooij, "Undermining Civil Society: David Horowitz's Corrosive Projects", CounterPunch, 11 April 2005. Contains an overview and analysis of FrontPage magazine, and it purpose in propaganda.
==Notes==
Category:Counterjihad
FrumForum

FrumForum is a website founded and edited by neoconservative David Frum, 'dedicated to the modernization and renewal of the Republican party and the conservative movement.'About US, FrumForum, accessed 30 July 2010 The website appears to be consciously following the Huffington Post model in its layout and content, with a twin emphasis on current affairs and celebrity gossip. David Frum is its most prolific contributor, but he is also assisted by his wife Danielle Crittenden and father-in-law Peter Worthington.
==Principals==
*David Frum - founder and editer
===Contributors===
*Peter Worthington - Frum's father-in-law
*Danielle Crittenden - Frum's wife
==Contact==
*http://www.frumforum.com/
==References==
Category:NeoconsCategory:Israel Lobby
Frédéric Donck

On October 1, 2007 Frédéric Donck became the Director of Public Policy for The Internet Society (ISOC). ISOC's website claims that it is an organisation promoting the internet for the benefit of everyone. A closer look at its funding sources would suggest that its interests lay more with promoting the interests of business than ordinary consumers. Prior to his role at ISOC he was Head of European Regulatory Affairs for Belgacom Group and a Member of the Executive Board of the European Association of Telecom Operators (ETNO). He had previously worked at the European Commission's DG for Information Society and DG Enterprise.European Agenda, Agenda Weekly, 26 November 2007, accessed 11 January 2010.
==Resources==
*European Agenda, Agenda Weekly, 26 November 2007, accessed 11 January 2010.
==Notes==
Donck, Frédéric
Frédérique Ries

Frédérique Ries (born 14 May 1959 in Balen) is a Belgian MEP and Vice-President of European Friends of Israel; she is Belgium's former Secretary of State for European and Foreign Affairs. She was an instigator of a motion to implement "strong economical sanctions against the Iranian regime" (July 2007). She also has been the leader of several EFI tours to Israel.
Ries represents the French Community of Belgium with the Mouvement Réformateur/Mouvement des Citoyens pour le Changement/Parti Réformateur Libéral, part of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe; She is a substitute for the Committee on Foreign Affairs and a member of the delegation for relations with Israel.
==Career==
* 2004: State Secretary for European Affairs and Foreign Affairs
* 1999-2004: Member of the European Parliament (MEP)
* 1999-2004: Vice-Chairwoman of the Hebrew State Intergroup
* 1987-1998: Journalist, RTL-TVI (editing and presenting the news and other programmes on topical events)
* 1984-1987: Producer and presenter, RTL-TV Luxembourg
* 1981-1984: Commercial director, Radio FM56
==Affiliations==
*European Friends of Israel – VP
*Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
==External links==
* official personal website of Frédérique Ries
Ries, Frederique Category: Israel Lobby
Full Cost Recovery

==Full Cost Recovery==
Its said that "full cost recovery means recovering or funding the full costs of a project or service" Acevo What is Full Cost Recovery Accessed 1 November 2008 . Recovering the full costs of investments and operating costs is currently a central and dominant policy prescription ascribed by many governments, International Financial Institutions and Supranational Governance Agencies across the world. It corresponds with the promotion of minimal government, the commercialisation of public goods and services, the commodification of natural resources and a belief in low taxation levels and a reluctance to pay for essential services from general taxation. A consequence of such a policy, in the developing world, is that those unable to pay go without. Moreover, such a policy encourages cherry-picking of services and areas, leading water providers to affluent areas and discouraging them from providing for the poorest.
==References==
Category: Water: Concepts
Category: Water
Fulvio Martini

Admiral Fulvio Martini was head of Italy's SISMI intelligence agency 1984-1991.Daniele Ganser, NATO's Secret Armies: Operation Gladio and Terrorism in Western Europe, Frank Cass, 2005, p.272.
==External resources==
*Namebase MARTINI FULVIO
==Notes==
Martini, FulvioMartini, FulvioMartini, Fulvio
Fundación para las Relaciones Internacionales y el Diálogo Exterior

FRIDE "is a think tank based in Madrid that aims to provide the best and most innovative thinking on Europe’s role in the international arena. It strives to break new ground in its core research interests of peace and security, human rights, democracy promotion, and development and humanitarian aid, and mould debate in governmental and non-governmental bodies through rigorous analysis, rooted in the values of justice, equality and democracy." About, FRIDE, accessed February 22, 2008.
==Research Areas==
The FRIDE website lists four key research areas for the Spanish think tank, these are Democracy and Human Rights policies, Europe and the international System, Security and Conflict and Development CooperationFRIDE, Research Areas, FRIDE Homepage, Accessed 12-January-2010.
===Democracy and Human Rights Policies===
FRIDE's 2009 publications in the area of Democracy and Human Rights Policies are concerned with Venezuela's "transition from democracy to authoritarianism"Susanne Gratius, Chavez's new laws demand an International response, FRIDE, Accessed 12-January-2010, democratic reform in the Middle EastRichard Youngs, Dicing with Democracy, FRIDE, Accessed 12-January-2010, encouraging EU involvement "to help the country's reforms" in GeorgiaBalázs Jarábik and Tornike Sharashenidze, The EU and Georgia's turmoil, FRIDE, Accessed 12-January-2010, and the possibility that the EU is contributing to the "radicalisation of Islamists" Michael Emerson, Kristina Kausch and Richard Youngs, Islamist radicalisation: the challenge for euro-mediterranean relations, FRIDE, Accessed 12-January-2009.
==Public Relations==
PR company Champollion worked with FRIDE on their Democratisation Programme. They were tasked with strengthening FRIDE's brand among the foreign policy community in Britain. 
Champollion outlined their strategy as:
:"working with FRIDE to develop the tightly defined messaging that will help push their policy concerns higher up the political agenda, to draw attention to their research and policy papers, and to ensure their arguments are heard by the right policy makers, analysts and journalists in Westminster and Brussels"Our Clients, Fride, Champollion, Accessed 25-October-2009
==Affiliations==
*Champollion
==People==
*Ana Palacio | Shlomo Ben-Ami
*David Mathieson, a former unpaid special adviser to Robin Cook, is now an associate at FRIDE."David Mathieson", FRIDE, accessed 26.09.10
==Notes==
Category:Spain
Future Cities Project

The Future Cities Project promotes building and is associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. Future Cities Project was launched in 2006. "Archive", Future Cities Project website, accessed 31 Oct 2010 Its publications are written by LM associates Austin Williams and Dave Clements or, for "The Future of Community" by both, as well as LM associates Martin Earnshaw and Alastair Donald. Its activities include position papers, its Bookshop Barnies initative and a readers’ group.
Its ManTownHuman debating project is directed towards architects.
The Future Cities Project promotes the following organisations associated with the LM network: Battle of Ideas and the Institute of Ideas. "Events", Future Cities Project website, accessed 8 May 2010
=Contact=
45 St Lawrence Court 
De Beauvoir
London N1 5TP 
+44 (0)7957 534 909 
futurecitiesproject@gmail.com
: Website
: Twitter
==Notes==
Category:LM network
Future Developments in Terrorism Conference

The Future Developments in Terrorism Conference was a terrorism policy conference held on 3-5 March 1999 at University College Cork in Ireland. It was conducted under the Chatham House Rule and attended by counter terrorist practitioners, risk analysts and academics. The conference was funded by University College Cork and the European Research Office of the United States Army (Contract No. N68171-99-M-5613). It was organised by Max Taylor and John Horgan with the advise and support of Paul Wilkinson and David Rapoport. Maxwell Taylor, John Horgan, (eds.) The Future of Terrorism (Routledge, 2000) pp.1-7
Several of the figures involved in the conference would later join Paul Wilkinson's Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence (CSTPV) at St. Andrews University. Max Taylor and John Horgan, who were then at Cork, joined CSTPV in 2006, as did Alex Schmid. The former Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police David Veness joined at around the same time, and Louise Richardson, then at Harvard, was appointed Principal of the University of St. Andrews in 2008.
==The Speakers==
With the exception of one unidentified speaker, the papers presented at the conference were later published in a special issue of the journal Terrorism and Political Violence edited by the conference organisers Max Taylor and John Horgan. Two further papers were added to the journal which were not presented at the conference, although it is not clear which. The contributors and the title of their papers are listed below:
*David Veness, ‘Low Intensity and High Impact Conflict’
*Emanuel Marotta, ‘Europol’s Role in Anti-Terrorism’
*Graham Head, ‘The Future’s Bright…’ But Whom For?
*Mircea Gheordunescu, ‘Terrorism and Organised Crime – The Romanian Perspective
*Xavier Raufer, ‘New World Disorder, New Terrorism: New Threats for Europe and the Western World’
*Ariel Merari, ‘Terrorism as a Strategy of Struggle: Past and Future’
*Paul Wilkinson, ‘Politics, Diplomacy and Peace Process: Pathways out of Terrorism?
*Maxwell Taylor and John Horgan, ‘Future Developments of Political Terrorism in Europe’
*Leonard Weinburg and William Eubank, ‘Terrorism and the Shape of Things to Come’
*Alex P. Schmid, ‘Terrorism and the Use of Weapons of Mass Destruction: From Where the Risk?’
*David Claridge, ‘Exploding the Myths of Superterrorism’
*Milton Leitenberg, ‘Aum Shinrikyo’s Efforts to Produce Biological Weapons: A Case Study in the Serial Propagation of Misinformation’
*Rachel Monagham, ‘Terrorism in the Name of Animal Rights’
*Ronald D. Crelinsten, ‘Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism in a Multi-Centric World: Challenges and Opportunities’
*Martin Dartnell, ‘A Legal Inter-Network For Terrorism: Issues of Globalisation, Fragmentation and Legitimacy’
*Louise Richardson, ‘Terrorists as Transnational Actors’Maxwell Taylor, John Horgan, (eds.) The Future of Terrorism (Routledge, 2000) Contents
==Notes==
category:Terrorism conferences and seminars
Futures and Options Association

The Futures and Options Association (FOA) is the principal European association for the futures and options industry, representing its interests in the public and regulatory domain.
==Activities==
The FOA is reportedly involved in the intense lobbying by speculators to water down European Commission proposals that curb the activity of commodities traders. 
City financiers plot to block reform of commodity markets, The Observer, 18 October 2011 
According to its website, the FOA 'seeks to sustain industry growth and enhance the integrity of markets and firms through the cycle of regulatory change. It works with members to maintain constructive dialogue with government and regulatory authorities and deliver high standards of industry practice.
It is 'principally concerned with financial and commodity exchange-traded derivatives markets'. However, it also addresses related issues arising in other markets (e.g. OTC markets) or issues that have a cross-sectoral impact. In such cases, it liaises, as appropriate, with other affected trade associations, primarily: FIA, AFME, BBA, ISDA and WMBA. 
The FOA says it achieves its goals by: 
*engaging in regulatory lobbying and market liaison - dialogue with government, regulatory authorities, exchanges and others;
*submitting formal position papers and responses to regulatory discussion and consultation papers;
*facilitating an exchange of views and resolving issues between members and others through committees, forum meetings and member "ring-rounds"
*engaging proactively with parliamentary groups in the UK and Brussels;
*supporting and taking forward member issues via its helpline services;
*issuing industry guidelines, publications and legal opinions;
*maintaining documentation libraries;
*holding events - IDX, City Debate, Power Trading Dinner, InfoNet and member seminars, workshops and "roundtables" FOA About the FOA, acc 18 December 2011 
==Affiliations==
*Initiated the Associate Parliamentary Group on Wholesale Financial Markets and Services and is a member of its Industry Advisory Group. 
*'Active supporter' of European Parliamentary Financial Services Forum (EPFSF) in Brussels.
==People==
*Anthony Belchambers - Chief Executive Officer
*Kathleen Traynor, executive director, regulation
*Simon Andrews - director of commodities
* Blake Stephenson - a former exchange supervisor from the FOA bolsters team in light of new regulations Financial Services Authority [FOA bolsters team in light of new regulations], The Trade News, 25 November 2011, acc 18 Dec 2011 
==Contact==
:Address: 2nd Floor, 36-38 Botolph Lane, London EC3R 8DE.
:Tel. +44 (0)20 7929 0081 
:Fax. +44 (0)20 7621 0223 
:Website: http://www.foa.co.uk/ 
==Notes==
Category:Financial sector lobbying
Fédération des Organisations Sionistes de France

Fédération des Organisations Sionistes de France is the French affiliate of the World Zionist Organisation.
The Fédération Sioniste de France was created following a split in the Fédération des organisations sionistes de France. There is also a French organisation that calls itself L’Organisation Sioniste Mondiale en France.
==Resources==
*Marc Hecker Les groupes pro-israéliens en France : une typologie. Dans Politique étrangère 2005/2 (Été), pages 401 à 410.
==Contact==
*X (Twitter): @fede_sioniste
==Notes==
Category:Zionist movement Category:Zionist movement France
G. Philip Hughes

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G. Philip Hughes (born 7 September 1953) is a former American diplomat, who now works with conservative think tanks and in the conservative public relations firm the White House Writers Group. He was Ambassador of the United States to Barbados, Dominica, St Lucia, Antigua, St. Vincent, and St. Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla from 1990 to 1993, under George H. W. Bush.Council of American Ambassadors G Philip HughesGeorge Bush Presidency Nomination of G. Philip Hughes To Be United States Ambassador to Barbados, Dominica, St. Lucia, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines March 14, 1990
==Biography==
G. Philip Hughes was born on September 7, 1953, in Dayton, Ohio.Reagan appointment He received a B.A. from the University of Dayton in 1972, two M.A.s from Tufts University in 1974 and 1975, and an M.P.A. from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University in 1978.Center for Strategic and International Studies G Philip Hughes, retrieved from the Internet Archive of 4 September 2009 on 27 August 2013.White House Writers Group G Philip Hughes, accessed 27 August 2013.
From 1975 to 1978, he worked as an assistant analyst for the Congressional Budget Office. From 1978 to 1979, he was a research fellow at the Brookings Institution. From 1979 to 1981, he served as Assistant Director for Intelligence Policy for the Office of the Secretary of Defense. From 1981 to 1985, he was Deputy Assistant to the Vice President, then George H. W. Bush, for National Security Affairs. From 1985 to 1986, he was Director for Latin American Affairs for the National Security Council. From 1986 to 1988, he served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Technology Transfer and Control at the Department of State. From 1989 to 1990, he was Assistant Secretary of Commerce.
From 1990 to 1993, he served as Ambassador of the United States] to Barbados, Dominica, St Lucia, Antigua, Saint Vincent, and St. Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla.
He has served as executive director of the National Council of World Affairs Organizations and managing director of the Council of the Americas. He was also Vice-President of Manchester Trade, Ltd. He was a trustee (2009-12) and former president (2011-12) of The Philadelphia SocietyPhiladelphia Society TrusteesPhiladelphia Society Presidents, accessed 25 August 2013 and a trustee of People to People International.People to People International Trustees, accessed 27 August 2013. He serves as a Senior Director at the White House Writers Group in Washington, D.C. He also serves as secretary of the Council of American Ambassadors and he is a member of the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
==References==
Hughes, G. Philip
G8 Climate Change Roundtable

The roundtable was a group of 23 transnational corporations promoting market based solutions to climate change such as emissions trading schemes. It was formed at the 2005 World Economic Forum in the run up to the G8 negotiations, it overlapped with and appears to have been subsequently merged into the Gleneagles Dialogue on Climate Change. WEF documents "Statement of G8 Climate change roundtable" Accessed 09/11/09
The 23 members comprised the oil and gas, chemicals, aviation, automotive and mining and metals industries. These sectors stand to lose considerably from strong climate policies. 
===Members===
*ABB, Fred Kindle, CEO 
*Alcan, Travis Engen, President and CEO 
*BP, John Browne, Group Chief Executive 
*British Airways, Martin Broughton, Chairman 
*BT, Ben Verwaayen, CEO 
*Cinergy, James E. Rogers, Chairman,President & CEO 
*CiscoSystems, Robert Lloyd, President, Operations, Europe, Middle East, Africa 
*Deloitte, John Connolly, CEO, UKand Global Managing Director, Deloitte, Touche Tohmatsu 
*Deutsche Bank, Tessen von Heydebreck, Member of the Board of Managing Directors 
*E.ON, Burckhard Bergmann, Member Executive Boardof E.ON, CEO of E.ON Ruhrgas 
*EADS, François Auque, Head of Space Division 
*EDF, Pierre Gadonneix, Chairman and CEO 
*Eskom, Reuel J. Khoza, Non-Executive Chairman 
*Ford, William Clay Ford, Chairman and CEO 
*HP, Mark Hurd, President and CEO 
*HSBC, Sir John Bond, Group Chairman 
*Petrobras, Jose Eduardo de Barros Dutra, President and CEO 
*RAO UESR, Anatoly B. Chubais, CEO 
*Rio Tinto, Paul Skinner, Chairman 
*Siemens, Klaus Kleinfeld, President and CEO 
*Swiss Re, Jacques Aigrain, Deputy CEO 
*Toyota, Katsuhiro Nakagawa, Vice Chairman 
*Vattenfall, Lars Josefsson, President and CEO 
*Volkswagen, Bernd Pischetsrieder,Chairman of the Board of Management WEF documents "Statement of G8 Climate change roundtable" Accessed 09/11/09
===Notes===
Category:Climate ChangeCategory:ClimateCategory:EnergyCategory:Climate: Industry Lobby Groups Category:Climate: Energy
GAMIAN-Europe

The Guardian reports:
:The Global Alliance of Mental Illness Advocacy Networks was founded by the drug company Bristol Myers Squibb in March 1997, bringing together 12 organisations including Depression Alliance from the UK. GAMIAN-Europe, registered in Belgium, does not detail its funding on its website, apart from acknowledging drug company grants for specific projects. It told the Guardian that nearly half (45%) of its €234,000 (£160,000) income in 2006 came from Eli Lilly, manufacturers of Prozac. Other antidepressant makers also contributed. Lundbeck sponsorship was 26% of the group's income, Pfizer 11%, GlaxoSmithKline 6% and Wyeth 1%. Just 2% came from membership subscriptions.Sarah Boseley, health editor Drug firms and patient groups join in fight to overturn advertising ban Monday May 21, 2007 The Guardian 
==Notes==
Category:Patient Groups
GBRG Inc

GBRG Inc is a registered charitable organisation. It is presided by Susan R Wexner (President, Secretary, Treasurer, Director). Was a donor to the Middle East Forum and associate groups. 
==People==
*Susan R Wexner: President, Secretary, Treasurer, Director
*Brian J Gloznek: Assistant Secretary
*Walter Stern: Director
*Dr Saul G Agus: Director
*Raymond Kanner: Director
*Gregg H Levy: Director
*Micheal S Oberman: Director
*Mark Saks: Director
*David Korn: Tax Matters Officer GBRG Inc, 990 Form, 2014 
==Notable Grants==
===2014===
Gave out $1,615,264 in grants, including : 
*American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee: $250,000
*Etzion Foundation: $10,000
===2013===
It gave out $1,445,595 in grants. GBRG Inc, 990 Form, 2013 
===2012===
*Friends of the IDF: $300,000 GBRG Inc, 990 Form, 2012 
===2011===
*American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee: $2,000 GBRG Inc, 990 Form, 2011 
===2009===
*American Israel Education Foundation Inc.: $154,251 GBRG Inc, 990 Form, 2009 
===2008===
*Center for Jewish Community Studies: $200,000
*American Israel Education Foundation Inc.: $596,216 GBRG Inc, 990 Form, 2008 
===2007===
*Middle East Forum: $10,000
*American Israel Education Foundation Inc.: $461,607
*Center for Jewish Community Studies: $75,000
*FJC: $18,750 GBRG Inc, 990 Form, 2007 
===2006===
*American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee: $100,000
*American Israel Education Foundation Inc.: $247,025
*Center for Jewish Community Studies: $95,000
*FJC: $12,500
*Jewish Federation-Council of Greater LA: $100,000
*Middle East Forum: $20,000 GBRG Inc, 990 Form, 2006 
===2005===
*United Israel Appeal, Inc.: $240,000
*David Project, Inc. $50,000
*Middle East Media Research Institute: $73,650
*American Israel Education Foundation Inc.: $125,000
*Israel Emergency Alliance: $5,000 GBRG Inc, 990 Form, 2005 
==Contact==
===Address===
477 Madison Ave Fl 10, New York, NY 10022-5841 Gbrg Inc in New York, New York (NY), Nonprofit Facts, accessed 19 October 2016. 
==References==
Category:Counterjihad Funders