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Diane Dodds

Diane Dodds (born ) is an MEP for Northern Ireland from Democratic Unionist Party.European Parliament, MEP Directory: Diane Dodds, accessed 26 October 2010. 
==Affiliations==
*Member, Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development
*Member, Delegation for relations with Israel
*Substitute, Committee on Fisheries
*Substitute, Delegation for relations with Australia and New Zealand
==Record and Controversies==
===Declaration of Financial Interests===
Paid Functions or Activities:
*Councillor - Belfast City Council
Support Received in Connection with Political Activities:
*No personal support received. Campaign funded by political party.European Parliament, Declaration of Members' Financial Interests: Diane Dodds, 08 July 2009, accessed 03 November 2009.
===Record of Parliamentary Votes===
==Personal Information==
===Curriculum Vitae===
===Contact===	
:Address:
:Parlement européen
:Bât. Altiero Spinelli
:11G206
:60, rue Wiertz / Wiertzstraat 60
:B-1047 Bruxelles/Brussel
:Phone:
:+32 (0)2 28 45770
:Fax
:+32 (0)2 28 49770
:Email:
:diane.dodds AT europarl.europa.eu
:Website: 
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==Resources==
*European Parliament, Declaration of Members' Financial Interests: Diane Dodds, 08 July 2009, accessed 03 November 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: Diane Dodds, accessed 03 November 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: Diane Dodds, accessed 26 October 2010.
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Dianne Rudo

Dianne Rudo is an investment banker and financial consultant with experience in international and domestic project and corporate finance transactions.Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF), Technical Advisory Panel, accessed 16 June 2009.Rudo International, Principal, accessed 16 June 2009. Ms. Rudo is Principal of her own international financial services firm, Rudo International, based in Washington, DC. She is also a member of the Technical Advisory Panel for the Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF) – a World Bank firm that grants funds to infrastructure projects seeking and facilitating public-private partnerships – and a member of Technical Panel for the Program Management Unit of the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG) – a public-private financing firm in the business of promoting the private sector and investing in public-private infrastructure projects. Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG), Origins, aims and ethos, accessed 16 June 2009.
==History==
Before Rudo International, Ms. Rudo was the vice-president and head of the project finance division of the Export-Import Bank of the United States. She also worked as an investment banker and vice president at the investment firm Drexel Burnham Lambert where, as it is reported on her Rudo International bio, she advised “corporate finance clients in the independent power industry on public offerings, private placements and project financings. Her experience includes originating, structuring, and negotiating project finance, secured asset, limited partnerships and leveraged lease transactions.”Rudo International, Principal, accessed 16 June 2009. Her ‘philosophical approach’ to financing infrastructure projects, as noted in the same bio, promotes “commercially viable infrastructure development.”Rudo International, Principal, accessed 16 June 2009.
==Rudo International==
Rudo International is a “international infrastructure advisory firm, specializing in project finance, private sector investment, capacity building and institutional development in the emerging markets”home page, Rudo International website, accessed 15 June 2009.Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF), Technical advisory panel, accessed 16 June 2009..
==References==
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Dicey Trust

The Dicey Trust was a conservative organisation set up in January 1975 and named after the constitutional lawyer A. V. Dicey. The group was established to ‘encourage the rule of law’ through lectures and presentations at schools and colleges. ’Trust to back rule of law’, The Guardian, 11 March 1975 pg. 7 According to the Charities Commission it was established by a Deed dated 27 January 1975. Charities Commission, 269165 - THE DICEY TRUST (accessed 21 January 2009) In March that year The Guardian said the Trust hoped to raise £100,000 and would apply for charitable status, ’Trust to back rule of law’, The Guardian, 11 March 1975 pg. 7 which was granted on 13 October 1975. Charities Commission, 269165 - THE DICEY TRUST (accessed 21 January 2009) The charitable objects of the Trust were:
TO PROMOTE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THE SCIENCE OF LAW. TO ADVANCE PUBLIC EDUCATION ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD AS TO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE RULE OF LAW AND PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY. TO CARRY OUT STUDY AND RESEARCH INTO THE ORIGINS, DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE RULE OF LAW AND TO PUBLISH THE RESULTS OF ALL SUCH STUDY AND RESEARCHCharities Commission, 269165 - THE DICEY TRUST (accessed 21 January 2009)
It was set up by, among others, the Conservative MP Rhodes Boyson and the barrister Francis Bennion. Other members included the conservative academic Antony Flew and a merchant banker called Gerald Howarth (who would later become Shadow Defence Secretary under David Cameron). 
At that time Gerald Howarth was the honorary director of Freedom Under the Law, an organisation first formed to counter the anti-apartheid movements and its boycott campaigns in particular. Francis Bennion, who was also a member of Freedom Under Law, ‘BENNION, Francis Alan Roscoe’, Who's Who 2009, A & C Black, 2008; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2008 in 1972 had brought a private prosecution against the young Peter Hain for criminal conspiracy in relation to Hain's activities as chairman of the Stop the Seventy Tour Campaign.
After the launch of the Dicey Trust, Howarth told the press that he and his collaborators were ‘alarmed at the number of young people who seemed to predominate in movements which were unconstitutional.’ He referred to a ‘steady drip technique being used to threaten the rule of law’ and ‘a systematic attempt to discredit the police.’ ’Trust to back rule of law’, The Guardian, 11 March 1975 pg. 7 By 1980 the conservative academic Max Beloff was the Chairman of the Trust. 'Business appointments Management Consultants' new chairman', The Times, Wednesday, Jan 09, 1980; pg. 18; Issue 60519; col G
The Trust was dissolved on 3 March 1993 and removed from the Charities Register. Charities Commission, 269165 - THE DICEY TRUST] (accessed 21 January 2009)
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Dick Armey

Dick Armey was a Republican Member of the US House of Representatives from Texas from 1985 to 2003. He was House Majority Leader in the 104th through 107th Congresses.ARMEY, Richard Keith, (1940 - ), Biographical Directory of the United States Congress, accessed 21 April 2013.
Armey is described in the London Review of Books as a 'Christian Zionist'. He is reported to have said in September 2002 that ‘My No. 1 priority in foreign policy is to protect Israel.’ Mearsheimer, J. & Walt, S. (2006) The Israel Lobby London Review of Books. Accessed 8th July 2008
==Pro-fracking unless it's in his backyard==
Armey is chair of FreedomWorks, 'the well financed (thanks to the Koch Brothers) Tea Party organization that has been been a vocal and avid proponent of fracking'. Rick Ungar, Exxon CEO Profits Huge As America's Largest Natural Gas Producer-But Frack In His Own Backyard And He Sues!, Forbes.com, 22 February 2014, acc 23 February 2014 
In 2014 Armey and his wife were among the lead plaintiffs in a case against fracking taking place near their home in Texas, alongside ExxonMobil's CEO Rex Tillerson.
==External resources==
*Rick Ungar, Exxon CEO Profits Huge As America's Largest Natural Gas Producer-But Frack In His Own Backyard And He Sues!, Forbes.com, 22 February 2014
==References==
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Dick Cheney

Dick Cheney was Vice-President of the United States under President George W. Bush, Secretary of Defence under George H.W. Bush and White House Chief of Staff under Gerald Ford.
==House Intelligence Committee==
::"Cheney had been a consumer of intelligence in the Ford White House, so he would bring a basic familiarity to his work on the Committee. But oversight required much greater knowledge. So Cheney began to study. He bought a series of books that had been recently published by the Consortium for the Study of Intelligence and edited by a Professor at Georgetown University, Roy Godson. Cheney scribbled his thoughts on the inside flap of one of those books, Intelligence Requirements for the 1980s, Elements of Intelligence. Cheney: The Untold Story of America's Most Powerful and Controversial Vice President, by Stephen F. Hayes, HarperCollins, 2007, p.180. 
==Affiliations==
*Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs
==Notes==
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Dick Evans

Dick Evans is a veteran of the aluminium industry. He was CEO of Alcan from 2006 until 2007 when he joined Rio Tinto as executive director and became chief executive of Rio Tinto Alcan when they merged. He was appointed Chairman of the International Aluminium Institute in 2008, having been a leading director since 2001. He was replaced at Rio Tinto Alcan by Jacynthe Cote in 2009Rio Tinto Alcan, 14 May 2008 Dick Evans appointed Chairman of the International Aluminium Institute Accessed 21/07/10.
Prior to his Rio Tinto and Alcan appointments he spent 27 years with Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical CorporationRio Tinto Alcan, 14 May 2008 Dick Evans appointed Chairman of the International Aluminium Institute Accessed 21/07/10.
==Other Appointments==
:Mr. Evans is also a director of Abitibi-Bowater Incorporated and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Conference Board of Canada. He is also the past chairman of the U.S. Aluminum Association's Board of Directors. He has served as co-chairman of the Environmental and Climate Change Committee of the Canadian Council of Chief Executives and as member of the Board of the United States Climate Action Partnership (USCAP), a Washington-based coalition concerned with climate changeRio Tinto Alcan, 14 May 2008 Dick Evans appointed Chairman of the International Aluminium Institute Accessed 21/07/10.
==Greenwash==
As his other appointments show, Dick Evans has been involved in`a number of climate change bodies at high levels of the Canadian and US governments. Through bodies such as the International Aluminium Institute of which he is a long term member, the aluminium industry has made a concerted effort to portray itself as a green and clean metal which is an essential part of the solutions to global poverty, environmental degradation and climate change, instead of part of the problem.
In contrast, evidence shows the aluminium industry as a major polluter, contributing 1% of global greenhouse gas emissions and using 1300 tons of water and 13.1 tons of CO2 for every one ton of aluminium producedJaap Krater and Miriam Rose, 'Development of Iceland’s geothermal energy potential for aluminium production– a critical analysis',In: Abrahamsky, K. (ed) (2009). Sparking a World-wide Energy Revolution: Social Struggles in the Transition to a Post-Petrol World. AK Press, Edinburgh.. It is also the most energy intensive metal to produce, relying heavily on large hydro electric projects which have massive social and environmental consequencesPatrick McCully, 2001 'Silenced Rivers: The Ecology and Politics of Large Dams' Zed Books..
On joining the International Aluminium Institute Dick Evans commented:
:"I am honoured to once again be serving the IAI as Chairman and will continue its substantial work towards improving the global sustainability of the aluminium industry, as well as the promotion of aluminium's benefits to society and the environment."Rio Tinto Alcan, 14 May 2008 Dick Evans appointed Chairman of the International Aluminium Institute Accessed 21/07/10
==Resources==
==Notes==
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Dick Morris

Dick Morris (born 28 November 1948) is a US political commentator and former pollster and spin doctor. He was 'special advisor to former US President Bill Clinton for 20 years and was widely credited with masterminding his election victory in 1996 when Time magazine called him "the most influential private citizen in America."'BBC News 17 June 2004 Last Updated: Thursday, 17 June, 2004, 08:09 GMT 09:09 UK.
He has also handled the winning campaigns for more than 30 US senators and governors and served as chief strategist to Mexico's President Vicente Fox and Argentina's former president Fernando de la Rua.
==UKIP advisor==
Morris was a 'special consultant' to UKIP and 'guided' the Party 'through its successful European election campaign', in 2004.
Morris represented UKIP on the BBC programme Question Time on 17 June 2004.
==Affiliations==
*Center for Security Policy - Contributor to CSP front group Family Security Matters
*UKIP, paid advisorNick Assinder Political Correspondent, BBC News website UKIP's secret weapon? Interview BBC Online, Last Updated: Friday, 14 January, 2005, 12:54 GMT Category:Neocons
==Contact==
*Web: dickmorris.com
*Twitter DickMorrisTweet
*Youtube dickmorrisreports
*Vote.com Dick Morris online polling site
*Podcasts of Morris' recent articles
*Dick Morris' Pundits Blogs for The Hill
==Notes==
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Dick Thistlethwaite

Dick Thistlethwaite was the MI5 security liaison officer (SLO) in Washington in the late 1940s.Christopher Andrew, Defence of the Realm, The Authorized History of MI5, Allen Lane, 2009, p.374.
==External resources==
*NameBase THISTLETHWAITE RICHARD
==Notes==
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Dick White

Sir Dick White (1906-1993) was head of the Security Service from 1953 to 1956, and head of the Secret Intelligence Service from 1956 until 1972, the only person to have headed both organisations successively.Former Directors General, MI5, accessed 8 July 2009.
White joined the Security Service in 1936, and was closely involved in operating the successful "Double Cross" system against Nazi Germany during the Second World War.Former Directors General, MI5, accessed 8 July 2009. 
==External resources==
*Namebase: White Dick Goldsmith
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Didi Nelson

Didi Nelson is the Law Enforcement Coordination Manager for the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Northern District of Georgia, U.S.A. She was a speaker at the World Summit on Counter-Terrorism in 2009, a conference organised by the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism which is part of the Interdisciplinary Center HerzliyaConference Updates, World Summit on Counter-Terrorism: ICT's 9th Annual International Conference, International Institute for Counter-Terrorism, Accessed 11-September-2009.
==Affiliations==
World Summit on Counter-Terrorism | Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya | International Institute for Counter-Terrorism
==Notes==
Category:Terrorologist
Didier Herrmann

On 10 January 2006, Didier Herrmann was appointed executive vice president of the LogicaCMG group and executive director of the board, responsible for France, Germany and Switzerland. Didier has been a member of the Unilog board since 1992. He became head of international business in 2004 and vice-president of Unilog in June 2005. On 1 March 2006, Didier Herrmann became president of the Unilog S.A. executive board. 
==References==
# LogicaCMG Website, Board Members, http://www.logicacmg.com/corporate/350233161
Dido Harding

Dido Harding (The Baroness Harding of Winscombe) is CEO of TalkTalk Group.
She was appointed a Conservative peer in the House of Lords on 15 September 2014. Parliament.UK Baroness Harding of Winscombe, accessed 14 April 2015.
==Career==
After graduating from university, Harding joined McKinsey & Co as a consultant in 1988. She then took up a number of directorial roles at high-street names such as Thomas Cook, Woolworths, Tesco and Sainsbury's.
She was appointed CEO of TalkTalk Group in March 2010. BBC Dido Harding, accessed 14 April 2015.
==Affiliations==
*The British Land Company PLC, non-executive director, January 2010 - Present TalkTalk Group Board of Directors, accessed 14 April 2015.
*Prime Minister's Business Advisory Group, member
==Education==
*MA PPE, University of Oxford, 1985-1988
*Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), Harvard Business School, 1990-1992 Linkedin Dido Harding, accessed 14 April 2015.
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Die Freiheit

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Die Freiheit is a populist, anti-immigration and anti-Islam political party in Germany. 
It was founded in October 2010 by Rene Stadtkewitz and in 2011 claimed to have more than 2,000 members.Hope Not Hate, Die Freiheit, Counterjihad Movement: Germany, accessed 19 January 2015
==Activities==
Rene Stadtkewitz, leader of Die Freiheit, organised a speech by Dutch anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders in Berlin on 2 October 2010.
==People==
*René Stadtkewitz - Founder and Chairman
*Marc Doll - 'prominent activist'
*Aaron Koenig - 'prominent activist'
*Christian Jung - former officialThe End of Tolerance? Anti-Muslim Movement Rattles Germany, Spiegel Online, 21 December 2014, accessed 29 January 2015
==Affiliations==
*Geert Wilders, leader of Dutch Party for Freedom - 'close links' 
*Oskar Freysinger, Swiss People's Party politician - 'close links' 
*Politically Incorrect (PI), German counterjihad blog - 'close links'
*Robert Spencer, U.S. anti-Islam activist - 'close links'
==Contact==
Website: http://www.diefreiheit.org
==Notes==
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Die Linke

Deutschen Partei Die Linke (The Left) is a political party in Germany. They focus on uniting the left, and work towards a democratic and socially oriented, ecological, feminist and anti-patriarchal, open and pluralist, belligerent and tolerant, anti-fascist and anti-racist path, pursuing a consistent policy of peace. They were formerly called Partei des Demokratischen Sozialismus, PDS from 1989 until 2007. They are a part of the European Left, as well as the social and peace movements.Die Linke, Key Programmatic Points, accessed 27 February 2009.
To see a list of MEPs from The Left, click here.
==Resources==
*Die Linke, Key Programmatic Points, accessed 27 February 2009.
==Notes==
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Category: Political Party in Germany
Diet Pills

Diet Pills like Alli and Appesat are available on a non prescription basis while stronger pills like Orlistat, are available on prescription under the name XenicalKara Gammell and Fiona Macdonald-Smith, Diet pills: the verdict, The Telegraph, 01-June-2009, Accessed 28-January-2009.
Released in 2009 Alli is the first diet drug available over the counter, without prescription, from pharmacies. It claims to boost weight loss by 50 per cent, helping dieters lose an extra 1lb for every 2lbs they lose, by reducing the body's absorption of fat. It is a low-dose version of the drug Orlistat, which has been available since 2001 on prescription under the name of Xenical. On Alli you excrete more fat than you would normally and, as a result, it can cause some very unpleasant side effectsKara Gammell and Fiona Macdonald-Smith, Diet pills: the verdict, The Telegraph, 01-June-2009, Accessed 28-January-2009.. 
Appesat, which is marketed as a 'natural' weight loss aid, is free of side effects. It is an appetite suppressant based on an extract of seaweed, which, when taken with water before meals, expands in the stomach making you feel full. Manufacturers claim it will 'retrain' your eating habits within three monthsKara Gammell and Fiona Macdonald-Smith, Diet pills: the verdict, The Telegraph, 01-June-2009, Accessed 28-January-2009.
==Notes==
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Dieter Loraine

Dieter Loraine is co-founder of Albany Associates after having previously ran a public relations company in the UK called South-West, following a career in the Royal Marines from where he retired in 1995 as Assistant Director of Public Relations for the Royal Marines in the UK Ministry of Defence Albany Associates, 2008 Dieter Loraine .
Prior to forming Albany he was Senior Consultant for Media Regulation at the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office’s Media Development and Regulation Advisory Team in Iraq Albany Associates, 2008 Dieter Loraine . 
Between 2001 and 2003 he was Acting Deputy Director General and Director of Communications for the Communications Regulatory Agency (CRA) in Bosnia and Herzegovina. During his time with the CRA he also served as Special Adviser to the UK Press Complaints Commission Albany Associates, 2008 Dieter Loraine .
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Digby Anderson

Digby Carters Anderson (born 25 May 1944) is a British right-wing intellectual and ordained priest. He is co-founder of the Thatcherite think-tank the Social Affairs Unit.
==Education and Teaching==
Anderson was educated at St Lawrence College, a private Christian boarding school in Kent, and then attended the University of Reading. He undertook post graduate studies at Brunel University and was awared a MPhil in 1973 and a PhD in 1977. Crockford's Clerical Directory (Church House Publishing, October 2008) He was a lecturer at the Luton College of Higher Education from 1965 to 1977 and then until 1980 was a research fellow at the University of Nottingham. From 1977 to 1978 he was also an associate lecturer at Brunel University. Debrett's People of Today (Debrett's Peerage Ltd, January 2009)
==Policy and Journalism==
Anderson was director of the Social Affairs Unit from its founding in 1980 until 2004. During that time he also worked as a newspaper columnist for The Times 1984-88, The Spectator 1984-2000, Sunday Telegraph 1988-89, Sunday Times 1989-90, and the National Review 1991-99. He was ordained as a deacon in 1985 and a priest in 1986, since which time he has been an honouree assistant priest at St Saviour's Luton. Debrett's People of Today (Debrett's Peerage Ltd, January 2009)
==Affiliations==
*Mont Pelerin Society, member Debrett's People of Today (Debrett's Peerage Ltd, January 2009)
==Publications==
Health Education in Practice (ed, 1979), The Ignorance of Social Intervention (ed, 1980), Evaluating Curriculum Proposals (1980), Breaking the Spell of the Welfare State (1981), The Kindness that Kills (ed, 1984), A Diet of Reason (ed, 1986), The Spectator Book of Imperative Cooking (1987), Drinking to your Health: the allegations and the evidence (1989), The Loss of Virtue: moral confusion and social disorder in Britain (ed, 1988), This Will Hurt: the restoration of civic order in America and Britain (ed, 1995), Gentility Recalled: mere manners and the making of social order (ed, 1996), Faking It: the sentimentalisation of modern society (jt ed, 1998), The Dictionary of Difficult Words (jt ed, 2000), Losing Friends (2001), All Oiks Now (2004), The English at Table (2006)
==Notes==
Diggle Investments Limited

Diggle Investments Ltd is a holding company based in Jersey. It was the parent company of a number of PR firms associated with Nigel Oakes. The Jersey Companies Registry provides the following basic information on the company which was dissolved on 30 May 2012:
:Business Name: Diggle Investments Ltd
:Registered Business Office: 12 Castle Street, St. Helier, JE2 3RT. 
:Business Code: RC
:Registration Number: 40400 
:Dissolved Date: N/A
:Year End (DD-MMM): N/A 
:Date Registered: 08 Apr 1988 
:Dissolved Date: 30 May 2012Jersey Financial Services Commission Diggle Investments Ltd, accessed 28 June 2012
==Subsidiaries==
*Behavioural Dynamics Holdings Limited
*Behavioural Dynamics Limited
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