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Neoconservative Chronology 2003

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==March==
*17 UK's ambassador to the UN says the diplomatic process on Iraq has ended. Arms inspectors evacuate. US President George W Bush gives Saddam Hussein and his sons 48 hours to leave Iraq or face war.
*20 American missiles hit targets in Baghdad, marking the start of a US-led invasion.
==April==
*22 The Daily Telegraph alleges official documents found by reporter David Blair in Baghdad suggest that George Galloway had asked an Iraqi intelligence agent for 'more money'.
*23 The Daily Telegraph publishes a purported memo in which Saddam Hussein rejects Galloway's request. Editor Charles Moore releases a statement defending David Blair's reporting.
==May==
*17 Social Democrats USA hold Washington conference "Everything Changed" What Now for Labor, Liberalism, and the Global Left?.
==June==
*Civitas publishes The ‘West’, Islam and Islamism: Is ideological Islam compatible with liberal democracy? by Caroline Cox and John Marks. 
==December==
*14 The Sunday Telegraph's Con Coughlin publishes documents that purport to link Saddam Hussein to Al Qaeda, and to show that Iraq had imported uranium from Niger.
*18 Policy Forum incorporated in the UK as Policy Forum on International Security Issues. 
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Neoconservative Chronology 2004

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==January==
*Devon Gaffney Cross visits London to set up Policy Forum operation.
==February==
*13 Christopher Caldwell highlights the Policy Forum in a Financial Times profile of European Atlanticist networks.
==June==
*22 Melanie Phillips speaks at the launch of Dean Godson's book on David Trimble, Himself Alone in Belfast.
*27 The Observer reports that Dean Godson has had his contract terminated by the Telegraph.
==October==
*Dean Godson wrote a study of the 'Lessons from Northern Ireland for the Arab-Israeli conflict' for the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs which argued that the British "believe that the IRA, like the Palestinians, has a great number of very good excuses to go back "to war."
*5 Paul Wolfowitz visits Munich and Warsaw.
*6 Paul Wolfowitz visits London for meetings with No. 10 and the Ministry of Defence. In the evening, he meets a group of British writers at Annabel's in Mayfair. This may be the occasion when he met Nick Cohen, John Lloyd and Charles Moore at Annabel's. It may also be the occasion when Cohen described Wolfowitz presenting "a coherent case for helping the democratic movement in Iran fight the priests."
*6 Labour Friends of Iraq founding statement posted online.
==November==
*18 Interview with Paul Wolfowitz by Radek Sikorski published in Prospect.
==December==
*2 George Galloway wins £150,000 in libel damages from the Daily Telegraph over claims he received money from Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq.
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Neoconservative Chronology 2008

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==January==
*7 During a visit to Israel, Geert Wilders tells Haaretz he will never associate with parties like Vlaams Belang because of their history of anti-semitism.
*9 Prosecution of Derek Pasquill dropped because "internal FCO papers revealed that senior officials privately admitted that, far from harming British interests, Pasquill's leaking of the documents had actually helped to provoke a constructive debate."
==February==
*4 Dean Godson defends the police bugging of Sadiq Khan, who he described as "the most Islamist-friendly of MPs."
*8 Private Eye's anonymous RatBiter column reports that "furious Conservatives say they've no option but to sue or take a dossier on Peter Barron, Newsnight's editor, to the BBC's senior management" over the programme's coverage of Policy Exchange.
==March==
*10 Charles Moore delivers the Keith Joseph Memorial Lecture at the Centre for Policy Studies, putting forward his view of a Conservative approach to Islam in Britain.
*13 Opening day of European Freedom Alliance conference Identity Crisis: Can European civilization survive?
*14 Concluding day of European Freedom Alliance conference Identity Crisis: Can European civilization survive?
*17 Policy Exchange hosts panel discussion "So What Were the Troubles All About". The scheduled speakers were Ed Moloney, Sir John Chilcot, Professor Henry Patterson, Anthony McIntyre and Lord Bew.
==April==
*21 Westminster launch of Global Politics After 9/11: The Democratiya Interviews sponsored by the Foreign Policy Centre, the John Smith Institute, Democratiya,the Henry Jackson Society, Progress and Engage. According to its editor Alan Johnson, the idea for the book originated with Rachel Kleinfeld of the Truman National Security Project.
==July==
*18 Charities Commission finds no evidence of party political bias on the part of Policy Exchange, but does identify a lack of transparency.
==September==
*23 Financial Times reports that North London Central Mosque has issued a writ over allegations in Policy Exchange Hijacking of British Islam report.
*25 In a speech at the Four Seasons Hotel in New York sponsored by the Hudson Institute, Geert Wilders calls for an alliance of European patriots against Islamisation, to be launched at the upcoming Facing Jihad conference in Jerusalem.
==October==
*24 It is reported that Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has written to Policy Exchange director Neil O'Brien protesting about the contents of a private briefing being circulated about the Global Peace and Unity event in London.
==December==
*14 Geert Wilders speaks and screens Fitna at the Facing Jihad conference in Jerusalem, a one day event sponsored by the Ariel Center for Policy Research and right-wing Knesset member Arieh Eldad.
*16 Geert Wilders tells Haaretz that he is considering an alliance with Vlaams Belang, which he has hitherto shunned.
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Neoconservative Chronology 2009

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==February==
*Civitas publishes Music, Chess and Other Sins by Denis MacEoin, which argues that Muslim schools threaten social cohesion.
==March==
*12 Charles Moore attacks the Muslim Council of Britain on the BBC's Question Time programme. The BBC later offers an apology.
*30 Blogger Sunny Hundal notes the appearance of a clarification in respect of allegations about the Al-Manaar Muslim Cultural Heritage Centre on the Policy Exchange website.
==April==
*27 Geert Wilders due to appear at the Florida Security Council Free Speech Summit.
==May==
*9 The German far-right group Pro Köln is due to host an 'anti-Islamisation' conference in Cologne.
*11 Civitas publishes Disunited Kingdom: How the Government's Community Cohesion Agenda Undermines British Identity and Nationhood by David Conway.
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Neon Adventures

Neon Adventures is a private equity firm, established in 2014 and based in London. 
Described by founder Neil Hutchinson as his 'personal investment vehicle', it has invested in a nunber of technology companies, properties and funds and has a philanthropic arm, Neon Foundation. The Foundation launched a joint initiative with schools operator, Ark in 2015 called Assembly, which is 'a new cloud-based service to break open the market for start-up education technology companies'.
==Investments in education technology==
Neon Adventures has invested in a number of education technology firms, including: 
*Code Kingdoms, an educational tool for teaching coding (JavaScript) to children, which has worked with other learn to code outreach organisations, such as Code Club and Teach First, to get its product into kids’ hands. TechCrunch noted in 2015: 'while [Code Kingdom]'s giving its software to schools for free, it’s aiming to monetize via the play-at-home game version of the product — using schools as its low-cost distribution mechanism to get in front of lots of kids’ eyeballs. In future it plans to sell premium content for the non-schools version of its software to kids’ parents. “We see schools as a channel to acquire users,” Code Kingdom co-founder, Ross Targett notes. “The kids will discover the product in their class and then they’ll go home and play… We thought this was a really good way to acquire users very cheaply that are very engaged. And use schools as a promotional channel."Gaming Startup Code Kingdoms Exits Beta On A Quest To Get Kids Coding, TechCrunch, 16 April 2015
*Zzish: a learning software company that has created a 'dashboard' that presents student data collected across multiple apps ('track learning easily'); www.zzish.co
*Bibblio, an aggregator of free learning materials on the web: http://bibblio.org
*Primo: makers of Cubetto, a 'block-based' coding language designed for children in pre-literate years: www.primotoys.com/cubetto
It has also invested in:
*Emerge Education, a London based accelerator programme for ed tech startups: http://emerge.education
==People==
*Neil Hutchinson: founder. Hutchinson also founded, and and remain the principal investor in, the Forward Internet Group, set up in 2004, which also buys and invests in web-based firms. It also had a philanthropic arm, Forward Foundation.
==Contacts==
*Website: neonadventures.com
==References==
Category:Education Industry
Nessa Childers

Nessa Childers (born 09 October 1956, Dublin) is an Irish MEP for East from Labour Party.
==Affiliations==
*Member, Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety
*Member, Delegation for relations with Japan
*Substitute, Committee on Culture and Education
==Record and Controversies==
===Declaration of Financial Interests===
*Nothing to declare.European Parliament, Declaration of Members' Financial Interests: Nessa Childers, 23 July 2009, accessed 14 October 2009.
===Record of Parliamentary Votes===
==Personal Information==
===Curriculum Vitae===
*
===Contact===	
:Address:
:Parlement européen
:Bât. Altiero Spinelli
:11G217
:60, rue Wiertz / Wiertzstraat 60
:B-1047 Bruxelles/Brussel
:Phone:
:+32 (0)2 28 45535
:Fax
:+32 (0)2 28 49535
:Email:
:nessa.childers AT europarl.europa.eu
:Website: 
:http://www.nessachilders.ie/
==Resources==
*European Parliament, Declaration of Members' Financial Interests: Nessa Childers, 23 July 2009, accessed 14 October 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: Nessa Childers, accessed 14 October 2009.
==Notes==
Childers, Nessa
Childers, Nessa
Childers, Nessa
Nestle: Links, contacts & resources

For everything you ever wanted to know about the baby milk scandal and much more see www.babymilkaction.org/
A French publication is available from ATTAC called 'Attac contre l'empire Nestlé' (May 2004) so far it hasn't been translated into English. Contact multisvd(at)attac.org or attac-Vaud, Case Postale 27, 1000 Lausanne 9, Switzerland.
A Nestle subvert is at:,a href="www.subvertise.org/corporations/scor0010m.html"> www.subvertise.org/corporations/scor0010m.html
Richter, Judith, "Holding Corporations Accountable", Zed Books, 2001.
Campaigns:
Support Aamir Raza, a former Nestlé employee in Pakistan who was is seeking to remain in Canada after suffering attacks and threats for speaking out against Nestlé marketing practices.,a href="www.supportaamirraza.org/aboutaamir.htm"> www.supportaamirraza.org/aboutaamir.htm
More details about Oxfam's research and campaigning for fair coffee prices for farmers can be seen at
http://www.maketradefair.com/assets/english/mugged.pdf
See the Colombia Solidarity Campaign website for more ideas how to support Nestlé workers and union members in Colombia, in particular http://www.colombiasolidarity.org.uk/Solidarity%207/nestlesterror.html
For more details of the 'Brazilian Citizen's Movement for Water' and their struggle against Nestlé see their website
http://www.circuitodasaguas.org/ (in portuguese) or contact Franklin Fredrick at franklinf(AT)painet.com.br
Category:Food and Agriculture Industry
Netanyahu's Millionaires

On 22 October 2010, the Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth published a list of potential major donors prepared by by the Benjamin Netanyahu campaign during the 2007 election campaign. The list includes names of foreign and local donors on the left hand side, and a reordered list on the right in Netanyahu's own handwriting. It includes many names who are also major contributors to both parties in the US, some 'extreme rightists, people who got in trouble with law.' The paper also reports that about 98% of Netanyahu's funds come from abroad.Netanyahu's 'list of millionaires', YNet, 22 October 2010
==Original Order==
#Sheldon Adelson
#Ronald Perelman
#Stephen Wynn
#Ronald Lauder
#Tamir Sapir
The names also include:
Nasser Khalili | Rupert Murdoch | Sumner Redstone | Samuel Zell | Moshe Gertner | Zak Gertler | David Geffen | Donald Trump | Haim Saban | Mortimer Zuckerman | Gerald Ronson | Vincent Tchenguiz | Arnon Milchan | Carl Icahn | David Geffen | Donald Trump | Edgar Bronfman | Eli Broad | Henry Kravis | Ira Rennert | Joseph Safra | Lily Safra | Moise Safra | Kenneth Abramowitz | Leonard Blavatnik | Leonard Lauder | Leslie Wexner | Micky Arison | Steven Ballmer | Tony Gelbart
==Netanyahu's additions==
#Moti Ganz
#Poju Zabludowicz
#Motti Zisser
Except for the following, the rest of the names are illegible:
Joshua Rowe | Michael Sinclair | Michael Segal | Jay Schottenstein | Don Soderquist | Zeev Wolfson | James Tisch | Eyal Ofer | Gerald Ronson | Yehuda Weingarten | Jackie Schimmel | Manny Weiss | Walter Soriano
Interestingly, the list does not mention one of Netanyahu's major funders, Irving Moskowitz.
==References==
category:Israel Lobby
Netherlands media groups

==Significant Netherlands media groups and titles==
*De Persgroep - including PCM, Mecom Group
**Newspapers: Algemeen Dagblad | Het Parool (co-owned by Stichting Democratie en Media) | Trouw | de Volkskrant
*Mediahuis, including	Telegraaf Media Groep - founded in 2013 as a joint venture of two Flemish media corporations Corelio and Concentra, They entered into a collaboration around their paper and digital publishing activities. Corelio took 62% of the shares, Concentra the remaining 38%. In 2015 Mediahuis acquired the Dutch NRC Media group. In 2017 it acquired the Dutch Telegraaf Media Groep. 
**Newspapers: De Telegraaf
*RTL - Bertelsmann
===Selected media titles===
*ThePostOnline - formerly DeJaap. Until the end of 2018 the majority shareholder (51%) was Vereniging Veronica.
*GeenStijl - On 17 March 2006 the Telegraaf Media Group took a 40% interest in GeenStijl. The editorial team of Dominique Weesie and Ambroos Wiegers both owned 50% of the shares, against 30% after the takeover. 
*Cafe Weltschmerz is funded through donations and volunteer work. The founder and editor-in-chief is Max von Kreyfelt.
*De Dagelijkse Standaard - is a Dutch blog , founded on February 9, 2009 by Joshua Livestro (columnist at De Telegraaf and Reader's Digest). Livestro was from then on the editor-in-chief and publicist of the weblog. Michael van der Galien became editor-in-chief on 1 October 2014. On 24 June 2016, the weblog reported that Van der Galien had also taken over the ownership of the site. Galien describes himself as a 'Conservative Libertarian' and also writes for PJ Media (formerly Pajamas Media the American conservative and anti-Muslim blog and media company).
Category:Media IndustryCategory:Netherlands
Netik

Netik describe themselves as, "a leading global provider to the Securities industry of financial data management and reporting services and products."Netik, About Netik, accessed 16 Feb 2010 Headquartered in New York, the company also has offices in India, London and Dubai.Netik, Contact Us, accessed 16 Feb 2010
==Contact==
===Website===
http://www.netik.com/
===Address===
:Broken Wharf House,
:2 Broken Wharf,
:High Timber Street,
:London,
:EC4V 3DT.
:Tel: +44 (0)20 7293 8400
:Fax: +44 (0)20 7293 8654Netik, Contact Us, accessed 16 Feb 2010
==Notes==
Networks Central Ltd

thumb|left|Water Rates Invoice Logo
thumb|right|Consultancy Invoice Logo
Networks Central Ltd is a consultancy firm belonging to Ross Martin. Dissolved in 2007 the firm was involved in the expenses controversy of Falkirk MP Eric Joyce. In Eric Joyce's expense forms there are seperate invoices from Networks Central Ltd. One of the invoices is for water rates and the other is for consultancy. The firm uses a seperate logo in each invoiceMPs Allowances, Eric Joyce Expense Claims 2005-06, Parliament, Accessed 23-July-2009.
Eric Joyce was in the news for becoming Britain's most expensive MP in three seperate years between 2001 and 2008. Investigations into MP's expenses uncovered that Joyce who admitted being a close friend of Ross Martin had given contracts to Networks Central Ltd worth £8,000 in 2005/06. No other firms were invited to bid for the workBBC News, MP defends advice expenses claims, BBC News Online, 19-June-2009, Accessed 23-July-2009.
==Contact==
The firm are listed as having been at the following addressBusiness Directory, Networks Central, Its Our Local, Accessed 23-July-2009:
:Atrium House
:Callendar Business Park
:Falkirk
:Stirlingshire
:FK1 5BH
This address was before the firm moved into the same building as Eric Joyce's constituency office at the address:
:The Studio
:Burnfoot Lane
:Falkirk
:FK1 5BH
==Affiliations==
Ross Martin | Eric Joyce
==Notes==
Netzwerk Rauchen

Netzwerk Rauchen is the German chapter of FORCES International.
==People==
===Executive===
Michael Leib National Chairman | Bernd Palmer Deputy ChairmanNetzwerk Rauchen Bundesvorstand, accessed 17 October 2012
===Supporters===
Christoph LövenichNetzwerk Rauchen Mistreiter, accessed 17 October 2012
==Notes==
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Neu Beginnen

Neu Beginnen was a German underground and exile socialist group active during the Nazi period.William, David Jones, The lost debate: German socialist intellectuals and totalitarianism, University of Illinois Press, 1999, p.77.
Neu Beginnen emerged a result of a 1935 split from the Gruppe Leninistiche Organisation, an earlier group that had been active in late 1920s Berlin.William, David Jones, The lost debate: German socialist intellectuals and totalitarianism, University of Illinois Press, 1999, p.77.
==Paul Hagen Memo==
In April 1942, using the pseudonym "Paul Hagen", the Neu Beginnen activist Karl Frank sent a memo to Allen Dulles, outlining a potential programme of political warfare based on linking allied intelligence with the German underground: 
::The first necessary step would be the careful study of these groups, their personnel and their contacts. That could be done through a special agency in cooperation with such people experienced in underground work, carefully selected as trustworthy to the cause of an allied victory and the defeat of Nazism. This agency would have to make out a plan how to make contacts; first in the few border places in Europe where inside contacts can still be reached; in consequence with the inside groups themselves.
::...At the same time another staff, selected by the same agency could set up a research office in America, to analyse and study carefully German newspapers, and above all, all of the available local newspapers, reviews, books, etc. ... The section could have an official research institute affiliated with it, which would be able to co-ordinate knowledge and expert experience of many things; emigrations from Germany, Jewish refugee knowledge, technical and economic facts, etc. It might even be possible to get additional military information through such a careful digest of this material. It would certainly produce important political information.
::...Another section of the agency could train trustworthy refugees for investigation, help in questioning war prisoners and similar people.
::..In Sweden as well as in Switzerland contacts may be reorganized from reliable elements of the labour organisations like the Swiss Social Democratic Party or the Swedish Social Democratic Party.Jürgen Heideking, Christof Mauch, eds, American Intelligence and the German Resistance to Hitler: A Documentary History, Westview Press, 1998, pp.18-19.
==People==
*Richard Lowenthal
*Karl Frank
*Liesel Paxmann
*Evelyn Anderson
*Edith Schumann
*Vera Franke
==External Resources==
Neu Beginnen Archives, International Institute of Social History.
*Terence Renauld, The German Resistance in New York: Karl B. Frank and the New Beginning Group, 1935-1945, 2007.
==Notes==
Category:Germany
Neville Eisenberg

Neville Eisenberg is the Managing Partner of law firm Berwin Leighton Paisner. BLP states that 'He has a corporate finance background specialising in UK and international mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, inward investment, UK company law for public and private companies and privatisation work.'Berwin Leighton Paisner Neville Eisenberg. Accessed 14 November 2014.
==Education==
*1987 – 1988 The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), LLM, Business Law
*1980 – 1984 University of the Witwatersrand, B.Com LLB, LawLinkedIn Neville Eisenberg. Accessed 14 November 2014.
==Career==
*Managing Partner Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP November 1999 – Present (Nov 2014)
==Affiliations==
*Chairman of the British Israel Law Association 
*fellow of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
*an associate governor of the Hebrew University of JerusalemBritish Friends of the Hebrew University Celebrating Einstein 29-05-2014. Accessed 14 November 2014.
==Notes==
Neville Gass

Sir Neville Archibald Gass (1893 - 23 September 1965) was Managing Director of British Petroleum from 1930-60 and Chairman of the company from 1957–60.‘GASS, Sir Neville (Archibald)’, Who Was Who, A & C Black, 1920–2007; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2007 He was the founding Chairman of the Middle East Association,‘Middle East Trade Group Formed’, The Times, Thursday, Mar 09, 1961; pg. 20; Issue 55025; col G a corporate lobby group set up in 1961 to promote British business interests in the Middle East and North Africa.
==Notes==
Neville Thurlbeck

Neville Thurlbeck is the former news editor of the News of the World.
In an April 2012 magazine interview, Thurlbeck revealed that he had been recruited as an agent for the National Criminal Intelligence Service in 1995:
::This was the period when I was Chief Crime Reporter for the News of the World. The National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS) realised I was a fertile source for information concerning serious organised crime and recruited me as agent 251, codename George in 1995.
::NCIS was the interface between the Special Branch, MI5 and all the regional constabularies but with no powers of arrest. They were investigators only. All matters concerning serious organised crime were of major interest to them. Anything concerning terrorism went to MI5.R&R Magazine. Full Uncut Interview, nevillethurlbeck.com, 6 April 2012.
==Notes==
Thurlbeck, Neville
New Brunswick Power Corporation

New Brunswick Power Corporation is a Crown Corporation responsible for operating the Point Lepreau Nuclear Station, which supplies up to 30 per cent of in-Province electricity in New Brunswick.
New Brunswick Power Corportation is a member of the Nuclear Energy Institute, described as "the propaganda wing of the US Nuclear Industry".New Bruswick Power Corporation website, accessed December, 2006.
==Notes==
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