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C. Boyden Gray

C. Boyden Gray is a member of the Federalist Society. In 1997 The New Republic magazine said of Gray “So many different money trails lead to, by and through Gray it is bewildering”. According to the Centre for Public Integrity: “There is Gray the lobbyist, Gray the lawyer, Gray the former White House counsel, Gray the chairman of Citizens for a Sound Economy (CSE), Gray the head of the Alliance for Reasonable Regulation, Gray the co-chair of the Air Quality Standards Coalition, Gray the board member of Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies, Gray the major soft money contributor to the Republican Party, Gray the friend of judges and justices (many of whom owe their jobs to him), to name but a few[19].” 
==Affiliations== 
===Chairman===
*Citizens for a Sound Economy (CSE)
*Alliance for Reasonable Regulation
*Environmental Resources Trust(1996)
===Co-Chairman===
*Air Quality Standards Coalition
*Atlantic Council of the United States
===Trustee===
*Campaign Finance Institute 
*Friends of Choice in Public Schools
*George C. Marshall Foundation 
*Reason Foundation
*Center for the Study of the Presidency
=== Director ===
*Center for Global Development 
*Get America Working 
*Progress and Freedom Foundation (PFF) (2000)
=== Advisor ===
*American Council for Renewable Energy 
*National Conservative Campaign Fund
*National Legal Center for the Public Interest
*New Uses Council
*World Agricultural Forum
===Other===
*American Enterprise Institute - Scholar(1988-89) 
*Committee for the Republic - Sponsor 
*Energy Future Coalition - Steering Committee
*Brookings Institution - Senior Review Committee Member, Presidential Appointee Initiative (PAI)
*Committee for Justice - Member
*Energy Coalition Foundation - Member
*Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) - Participant, Enterprise for the Environment[20]
C. Wright Mills

Charles Wright Mills (August 28, 1916, Waco, Texas – March 20, 1962, West Nyack, New York) was an American sociologist. Mills is best remembered for his 1959 book The Sociological Imagination in which he lays out a view of the proper relationship between biography and history, theory and method in sociological scholarship. He is also known for studying the structures of power and class in the U.S. in his book The Power Elite. Mills was concerned with the responsibilities of intellectuals in post-World War II society, and advocated public, political engagement over disinterested observation.
==Life and work==
Mills graduated from Dallas Technical High School in 1934.Short biography of C. Wright Mills published in the Dictionary of Modern American Philosophers in 3 volumes by Thoemmes Press, Bristol, UK, 2004 He initially attended Texas A&M University but left after his first year and subsequently graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 1939 and received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin–Madison in 1941. After a stint at the University of Maryland, College Park, in 1945 he took a research associate position at Columbia University's Bureau of Applied Social Research. The following year he was made assistant professor in the university's sociology department. He remained with the department, despite controversy, until his death by heart attack. In the mid-1940s, together with Paul Goodman, he contributed to Politics, the journal edited during the 1940s by Dwight Macdonald.TIME April 4, 1994 Volume 143, No. 14 - "Biographical sketch of Dwight Macdonald" by John Elson (Accessed 4 December 2008)
==Notes==
C13 Associates

::C13 Associates Limited is staffed by former Police and Intelligence Specialists who have worked at the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) in London and with the City of London and Metropolitan Police as well as other Government Departments. We provide a range of services to counter and recover losses arising from any criminal conduct.C13 Associates Limited, accessed 14 April 2008.
==Affiliations==
*London Security Group
==People==
*Tony Waters
*John T Holmes
*Stewart Brown
*Andy Noad
*Richard Cumming
==References==
Category:Security Industry
C2 (Army Department)

C2 (Army Department) was part of the Ministry of Defence from 1964, when the Ministry inherited the old War Office C2 Division. by 1973, matters related to Northern Ireland had been added to its tasks. C2 disappeared in the mid-1970s when its responsibilities were taken on by other branches.Series reference WO 296, The Catalogue, National Archives, accessed 19 October 2010.
==Notes==
Category:UK Civil Service
C5 Capital

C5 Capital is an investment company focused on the global security industry. It is part of the Good Governance Group.About C5, C5 Capital, accessed 22 July 2013.
==People==
*Nazo Moosa - She joined in July 2013 as Managing partner. Nazo Moosa, LinkedIn profile, accessed 7 March 2014 Moosa also joined the board of Britain's Charity Commission in mid-2013.
===Board===
*Tim Clark - chairman
*Andre Pienaar
*Eugene Curley
*Grahame Cook
*Henry GuyBoard, C5 Capital, accessed 22 July 2013.
===Staff===
*Christina McComb - CEO
*Nick Kingsbury
*Tee Pruit
*Christopher HayC5 Team, C5 Capital, accessed 22 July 2013.
===Advisers===
*Lt. Gen. Sir Graeme Lamb
*Jacques Battistella
*Sally DonnellyC5 Advisers, C5 Capital, accessed 22 July 2013.
*Lord Strathclyde Lords register of interests, accessed 15 Feb 2016 
==Notes==
Category:Security Industry
CANZUK International

CANZUK International, formerly known as The Commonwealth Freedom of Movement Organisation was founded in January 2015 and describes itself as 'the world’s leading non-profit organisation advocating freedom of movement, free trade and foreign policy coordination between Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom (the “CANZUK” countries)'.
It has links to the UK Conservative Party, free market think tanks like the Institute of Economic Affairs and Brexiters, such as Jacob Rees-Mogg.
==People==
*James Skinner, founder CEO. 
*John Bender, Chairman. Chairman of Matthew Bender & Co. Holdings, and formerly of Morgan Stanley. Between 1993 and 2005, he was chairman of a Conservative Party discussion group for the business community.
*Andrew Lilico, Economic Adviser. Fellow of the free market think tank Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) and chair of the IEA Monetary Policy Committee. Also Principal at Europe Economics. Former chair of Economists for Britain at Vote Leave during the 2016 EU Referendum. 
*Ted Yarbrough, US lawyer and Conservative commentator on websites such as BrexitCentral and ConservativeHome.
*Nigel Greenwood, director. Described as an 'Australian political writer and former senior analyst in the Australian Government'.
*Derrick Gosselin, Special Adviser For Brexit & EU Affairs. Chair of the European Corporate Security Association and Vice Chairman of NATO’s Von Karman Institute. He is former cabinet office secretary of the Flemish Prime Minister, former Chairman of the Belgian Advisors on Foreign Trade to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and former Chairman of the Euro-ASEAN commission of UNICE.
*Joshua Thomson, International Associate
===Advisory Board===
*Dominic Johnson. Chief Executive of Somerset Capital Management, which he co-founded with leading Brexiter Jacob Rees-Mogg. Former associate treasurer of the Conservative Party, chairing the Party’s Business and Entrepreneur’s forum and in 2016 was appointed Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party with special responsibility for business engagement and the Party’s finances. 
*Noel Cox. Barrister and an Anglican Priest in New Zealand.
*Michael Craig-Cooper. Board member of the National Bank of Kuwait. Former director of the Westminster Forum and also Honourary Secretary for the Pilgrims Society, a British-American affiliation promoting relations between the US and UK.
==Contact==
:Website: http://www.canzukinternational.com
Category:Brexit lobby group - LeaveCategory:Brexit
CAS Restoration Partnership

The CAS Restoration Partnership is an international consortium of US firm CH2M Hill, French nuclear firm Areva and Serco, which is bidding to become a Parent Body Organisation (PBO) for nuclear decommissioning firms Magnox and Research Sites Restoration.
In 2013 it entered the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority's (NDA) competition for one of the UK's largest public contracts, worth £7billion contract over 14 years. 
CAS was one of four groups that submitted a final bid in October to become the next Parent Body Organisation (PBO) that will oversee management of decommissioning activities at 12 UK historic nuclear sites, currently run by Magnox and Research Sites Restoration. Construction News 3rd Oct 2013, acc 17 October 2013 
===Notes===
Category:Nuclear Spin
Category:Civil nuclear industry
Category:Nuclear: UK
Category:Pro-nuclear companies
CBI: eBusiness, data protection and ID Cards

The CBI's eBusiness Group strives to help build UK competitiveness in the UK economy by ensuring that the UK government and international bodies that set policy and regulatory frameworks in the new economy understand the potential and needs of UK businesses. The Group works to its objectives by running an e-Business Council drawn from CBI members in all sectors to provide a voice for business as a whole, not just the technology sector, on developments in the new economy, and is therefore authoritative with Government, the media and the business world.CBI CBI, Saturday February 23 2008 The CBI e-Business Council’s aim is to identify ways in which electronic forms of business can help companies to innovate, raise productivity, increase competitiveness and gain higher value from product and service offerings. The council brings together people committed to building UK innovation, growth and economic competitiveness from a wide range of different sectors including executives from telecoms, IT, media and service integrator suppliers; as well as Government policymakers.CBI CBI, Saturday August 23 2008
Business leaders are backing ID cards despite having concerns about the details of government proposals on the issue. The CBI says the cards could help in combating fraud and bring social and economic benefits for business and individuals. It is concerned however that companies will be left to "carry the can" if information on cards is wrong. 
CBI deputy director-general John Cridland insists: 
::Companies want ID cards to be a universal identity-authentication system. But they are concerned the government has not appreciated the dangers of driving through a vague and insufficiently thought-out plan.BBC BBC News, Friday August 13 2004
The Home Office wants ID cards carrying biometric data, such as fingerprints and iris scans, made compulsory by 2013. 
Jeremy Beale, head of e-business policy at the CBI added: “Greater clarity on the functionality is needed. At the moment, there is no way of knowing how much biometric information will be included in the system and how much interoperability there will be with existing private sector identity management systems.” But he believes that once firms have this information and a clear timeline for the scheme they can start planning their own ID management projects.
==Notes==
CBI Scotland

The Scottish CBI is the Scottish arm of Confederation of British Industry.
==The Scottish CBI and Scottish Water==
The Scottish CBI are consistently regular advocates of the privatisation of Scottish Water. Wherever and whenever they perceive an opportunity to advance its privatisation they appear to revel in taking it. Not for them the promotion of mutualisation, for many a backdoor move to privatisation, no, for the Scottish CBI and their Chief Ececutive Iain Mcmillan there is a trenchant belief that only a full privatiation will suffice. As confirmed by Iain Mcmillan at the Scottish Conference 'Turning the Tide, The Future of Scotland’s' Water in March 2008 Turning the Tide Conference, Attended by the Author, (3 March 2008) .
In a submission to the Scottish government’s Draft Budget for 2009/10 the Scottish CBI set out a 15 point plan. The 15-point plan included calls to privatise Scottish Water, thus, supposedly saving £180m annually. Cleverly, this saving has been spun as a win-win situation in that this saving will pay for the cost of the controversial new Forth Road Bridge whilst Scottish Water will then be able to borrow from the capital markets plus generating funds for the exchequer through its sale The Times (18th January 2009) CBI calls for Scottish Water sale Privatisation could raise millions of pounds towards the cost of the new Forth bridge, says the business group, Accessed 18th January 2009, Scotland on Sunday (18th January 2009) CBI chief: sell Scottish Water to pay for bridge, Accessed 18th January 2009, BBC (18th January 2009) Utility sale 'could fund bridge', Accessed 18th January 2009, . On the face of it, this plan all seems rather clever and simple, especially in the present economic climate where public spending is getting tighter and is expected to get even more so. However, selling off a vital natural resource, essential for various uses, to the very banks and financial institutions that have contributed to the current financial turmoil leading to decreasing public funds, is likely to generate much opposition in Scotland.
==Resources==
*Magnus Linklater and Robin Denniston, (Eds) Chambers Anatomy of Scotland: How Scotland Works, Edinburgh: Chambers, 1992. The Chapter on 'The Economy' by Keith aitken, has a setion on CBI Scotland on pp.274-7.
==References==
Category:Water: Advocates for Privatisation of Scottish water
Category: WaterCategory:ScotlandCategory:Corporate Lobby Groups
CBI and ID Cards

The CBI's eBusiness Group strives to help build UK competitiveness in the UK economy by ensuring that the UK government and international bodies that set policy and regulatory frameworks in the new economy understand the potential and needs of UK businesses. The Group works to its objectives by running an e-Business Council drawn from CBI members in all sectors to provide a voice for business as a whole, not just the technology sector, on developments in the new economy, and is therefore authoritative with Government, the media and the business world.CBI CBI, Saturday February 23 2008 The CBI e-Business Council’s aim is to identify ways in which electronic forms of business can help companies to innovate, raise productivity, increase competitiveness and gain higher value from product and service offerings. The council brings together people committed to building UK innovation, growth and economic competitiveness from a wide range of different sectors including executives from telecoms, IT, media and service integrator suppliers; as well as Government policymakers.CBI CBI, Saturday August 23 2008
Business leaders are backing ID cards despite having concerns about the details of government proposals on the issue. The CBI says the cards could help in combating fraud and bring social and economic benefits for business and individuals. It is concerned however that companies will be left to "carry the can" if information on cards is wrong. 
CBI deputy director-general John Cridland insists: 
::Companies want ID cards to be a universal identity-authentication system. But they are concerned the government has not appreciated the dangers of driving through a vague and insufficiently thought-out plan.BBC BBC News, Friday August 13 2004
The Home Office wants ID cards carrying biometric data, such as fingerprints and iris scans, made compulsory by 2013. 
Jeremy Beale, head of e-business policy at the CBI added: “Greater clarity on the functionality is needed. At the moment, there is no way of knowing how much biometric information will be included in the system and how much interoperability there will be with existing private sector identity management systems.” But he believes that once firms have this information and a clear timeline for the scheme they can start planning their own ID management projects.
==Notes==
CB Patel

Publisher, the Asian Voice, member of the Hindu Forum of Britain (HFB) which engages in public policy and community consultation for the government. Some of the consultation exercises conducted by HFB include responses to the Home Office policy on race equality and diversity, the Commission for Equality and Human Rights, QCA and Religious Education Curriculum, Home Affairs Select Committee on Terrorism and Community Relations, Ministers of Religion from Abroad and others. Patel sits on their Patrons Council comprising of prominent British Hindus. The Asian Voice organises conferences, such as that held in 2004 at the House of Commons, which focussed on the issues of Media Representation of Asians, and the launch of Parallel Lives? Poverty among ethnic minority groups in Britain — at a a sumptuous reception at the House of Lords.
Steve Pound MP can often be found writing in the Asian Voice (AV). His constituency has a Gujarati population and the local ethnic newspaper is the AV. Pound has a further connection to the Labour Friends of India group and as he has said in AV "Ever at the centre of the crowd was, of course, C.B.Patel". Another supporter of Labour Friends of India is Peter Mandelson who showed "unwavering support" at the 2003 Clement Attlee Lecture & Banquet, organised by the Labour Friends of India. Reports note that the guests included recently knighted Sir Gulam Noon, The Hinduja Brothers, Keith Vaz and Lord Swarj Paul. 
LFOI is funded by donations from various British Indian companies and individuals and pays MPs expenses to politicians in various business promotions. The Hindu Forum of Britain also collaborates with the Conservative Parliamentary Friends of India and the Lib-Dem Friends of India in an attempt to get suitable candidates into politics. According to Pound Tony McNulty and Barry Gardiner were the founders of the LFOI. When Tony Blair spoke at Annual LFOI Lunch in March 2005:
::"Although the Prime Minister managed to chat with table companions Sonjoy Chatterjee (of ICICI Bank) and his wife Amita, Sir Gulam K Noon, Andrew Cahn of British Airways and Mr. Dadiseth of Unilever he also managed to eat most of a superb meal. Then my worst fears were realised."
Tony had to leave to raise funds elsewhere. A (now former director of LFOI) Vikas Pota, runs a London-based consultancy Saffron Chase, that represents such clients as Labour Friends of India as well as the Gujarat and Bengal state governments.
==Affiliations==
*ERA advisory board
==Notes==
CEO Water Mandate

In July of 2005 a group of business leaders met during the UN Global Compact leaders summit in Geneva to launch the CEO Water Mandate – an initiative developed in partnership with the UN Global Compact and the Government of Sweden. The group consisted of CEOs and representatives of six corporations including, The Coca Cola Company, Levi Strauss & Co., Läckeby Water Group, Nestlé S.A., SABMiller, and SuezThe Corporate Responsibility Newswire, CEOs Issue Global Call to Action on Water Crisis, accessed 19 March 2008.. The initiative, currently endorsed by CEOs of more than 20 corporations, is described as a “private-public initiative with a focus on developing strategies and solutions to contribute positively to the emerging global water crisis”UN Global Compact, The CEO Water Mandate: An initiative by business leaders in partnership with the international community, accessed 19 March 2008.. United Nations Global Compact, Water Sustainability, accessed 11 March 2008.. 
The mandate is focused on six key areas: Direct Operations; Supply Chain and Watershed Management; Collective Action; Public Policy; Community Engagement; and TransparencyIbid.. The initiative “seeks to mobilize a critical mass of companies in all regions of the world”Ibid..
Critics sceptical of the CEO Water Mandate suggest that it is a UN sponsored corporate green-washing campaign. For example, Richard Girard of the Polaris Institute refers to the CEO Water Mandate as a “devious initiative by some global water giants to position themselves as environmental stewards while also exercising even more control over water management”Polaris Institute, [Coke, Nestlé and Suez push greenwashing envelope to the highest level], accessed 19 March 2008.. He suggests that corporate participation in the drafting of such global water policy initiatives should be viewed in the broader context of a corporate urgency to commodify and privatize fresh water goods and services. Ultimately, green washing campaigns such as the CEO Water Mandate can be seen as hegemonic constructs that apply productivist logic to global crises in order to legitimise the subordination of socially necessary good and services, such as water and water services, to the growth imperative of the free market.
Furthermore, the non-legal status of this mandate calls attention to the integrity of its framework. It is noted within the CEO Water Mandate report that the initiative is “voluntary and aspirational”UN Global Compact, [CEO Water Mandate], accessed 19 March 2008.. In other words, the CEO Water Mandate is a non-binding agreement which carries no legal significance whatsoever, hence the lack of enforcement mechanisms to monitor signatories’ operations. 
==References==
Category: Water: International Policy Initiatives
Category: Water
CH. Hausmann & Co.

CH Hausmann and Co. is a London based law firm with strong connections to Israel. 
==Zionist connections==
The firm is the registered address of the following companies associated with the Jewish National Fund UK: 
*The KKL Charitable Trust 03726261 - Incorporated on 1 March 1999 - CH. Hausmann & Co., 5 De Walden Court, 85 New Cavendish Street, London, England, W1W 6XD
*Keren Kayemeth Leisrael Limited 00092825 - Incorporated on 8 April 1907 - CH. HAUSMANN & CO., 5 De Walden Court, 85 New Cavendish Street, London, W1W 6XD
==People==
The firm states it has three partners: Gordon Hausmann LL.B. TEP. Partner | Alexander Trager-Lewis LL.B. Partner | Benjamin Gettings LL.B. Partner
==Notes==