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Colel Chabad (US)

Colel Chabad is a US 501(c)3 foundation (EIN Number: 11-3254483) which is devoted to supporting Colel Chabad in occupied Palestine.
Its current director is Rabbi Sholom Duchman.
===Kolomoisky connection===
:Dozens of New York’s Jewish organizations have had their bottom lines bolstered by two businessmen accused of laundering billions for a Burisma-connected Ukrainian oligarch, public records show. 
:Mordechai Korf, 48, and Uri Laber, 49, have shelled out more than $11 million to nearly 70 yeshivas and religious charities in Brooklyn and across the state, according to federal tax filings.
:But Korf and Laber are more than just generous benefactors: since 2006, the Miami-based pair have allegedly been middlemen for Ukrainian billionaire Ihor Kolomoisky, funneling $4 billion of his ill-gotten gains to buy property and businesses in the U.S, according to three civil lawsuits filed by the U.S. Department of Justice in Florida federal court.
:On Friday, U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken banned Kolomoisky and his immediate family from America, citing Kolomoisky’s “significant corruption.” The billionaire has long been accused of repeatedly raiding PrivatBank, a Ukrainian bank he once co-owned, legal filings show.
:Kolomoisky, who built his fortune during the lawless years immediately following the fall of the Soviet Union, reportedly has a controlling interest in Burisma, the Ukrainian oil and gas company which put President Biden’s son, Hunter, on its board of directors in 2014 at a salary of $50,000 per month. Kolomoisky dispatched his private army to take over companies and destroy a Russian-owned oil and gas refinery in Dnipropetrovsk in 2014, according to reports.
:Kolomoisky and a partner, Gennadiy Boholiubov, are accused of taking out billions in fraudulent loans and lines of credit from PrivatBank, which they co-owned, funneling the cash through a “web of entities” created by Korf and Laber.
:Korf and Laber — who met Kolomoisky decades ago while working and volunteering in the Ukrainian province he governed — gave a total of more than $1.4 million to Brooklyn’s Jewish Educational Media, and nearly $1 million to the Manhattan-based Federation of Jewish Communities of the CIS [Commonwealth of Independent States, nine countries which banded together after the 1991 dissolution of the Soviet Union].
:Laber is listed as a board member of Jewish Educational Media, a nonprofit which promotes the work of the late Grand Rebbe Menachem Schneerson, the Ukraine-born spiritual leader of the Chabad Lubavitcher movement.
:Colel Chabad, a Brooklyn charity for orphans and widows, received $466,647 between 2006 and 2013 from Laber Foundation Inc., while the Korf Family Foundation Inc. gave $476,000 between 2006 and 2013 to the charity.
:Authorities have not accused the charities of wrongdoing.https://nypost.com/2021/03/06/businessmen-accused-of-ukraine-money-laundering-gave-millions-to-ny-charities/
==Contact==
*Address: 806 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11213 USA
*Phone: 718-774-5446 ; 718-773-1614
*Web: colelchabad.org
==See also==
*Colel Chabad
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Colin Balmer

Colin Balmer was a long-serving financial director at Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD). He was the personal secretary of two MoD procurement chiefs and oversaw the privatisation of the former British military research center QinetiQ. He left the public sector in February 2006 after three years on the staff of prime minister Tony Blair.
==Lobbying consultancy==
In March 2007 he 'became a consultant for a highly discreet concern, European Business Strategies Ltd. Led by a former Royal Air Force officer, Michael Wood, the firm is, in fact, a highly active lobbying concern that specializes in defense and works for BAE Systems, Airbus Industrie and MBDA, among other giants.' 
Balmer's arrival was seen as helping European Business Strategies gain wider access to Labour circles and his excellent connections in defence circles are expected to generate more defence work for the firm.Intelligence Online April 6, 2007 'Powerful New Lobbying Voice'
==Career highlights==
According to a government press release Balmer's career included the following highlights:
He has been a Civil Servant all his working life having joined the War Office as a Clerical Officer from school in 1963. Following a range of personnel posts, he was appointed Private Secretary to three successive Government Ministers. Subsequent posts included Civil Adviser to the Army in Northern Ireland, Private Secretary to two Ministers for Defence Procurement, and the Assistant Secretary responsible for, in turn, General Finance, Procurement Finance, and the future programme of the Royal Air Force. He has also been seconded to the Cabinet Office and held diplomatic posts in NATO and Washington. On his return from Washington DC he became the Under Secretary in charge of developing the Department's overall management strategy and subsequently its financial managementM2 PRESSWIRE June 5, 2003 UK Government Appointment of new Managing Director, Cabinet Office
==Affiliations==
*External Adviser to Foreign Governments, International Monetary Fund, May 2006. Given unconditional approval by ACOBA. The Advisory Committee on Business Appointments Ninth Report 2006-2008 Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, accessed 6 November 2014 
*Adviser on Whitehall issues, European Business Strategies Ltd, February 2007. Approved by ACOBA "subject to conditions, which Mr Balmer himself proposed, that he will not provide advice or information on major projects for which his new employer’s clients are in direct competition with QinetiQ, and that he will not be personally involved in lobbying Government Ministers or officials on behalf of his new employer or their clients"
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Colin Berry

Professor Sir Colin Berry is emeritus professor of pathology at Queen Mary University of London.Kate Kelland, Mixed message on weed-killer reflects reality of scientific uncertainty, Reuters, 17 Nov 2015, acc 19 Nov 2015 He spoke on the subject of 'The future of risk' at the Spiked conference, "Panic attack: Interrogating our obsession with risk", on Friday 9 May 2003, at the Royal Institution in London.Professor Sir Colin Berry, Risk, science and society, Spiked, 1 Nov 2001, acc 29 May 2010
In an article for Spiked, subtitled, "why the precautionary principle - the substitution of prejudice for data - leads to irrational convictions", Berry wrote:
:In the context of the safety of our day-to-day environment, we have become highly risk-averse. Our obsession with very small risks has reached a stage that results in damage to society.Professor Sir Colin Berry, Risk, science and society, Spiked, 1 Nov 2001, acc 29 May 2010
==Affiliations==
In a press interview in which he defended the safety of glyphosate herbicide, Berry declared "an interest as having acted as a consultant for Monsanto", a company that makes and markets glyphosate herbicides.Kate Kelland, Mixed message on weed-killer reflects reality of scientific uncertainty, Reuters, 17 Nov 2015, acc 19 Nov 2015
===Science bodies===
*2003 - 2005 President British Academy of Forensic Sciences
*1990 - 1994 Member of the Medical Research Council of Great Britain 
*1989 – 1991 European Society of Pathology
*1976 - 1971 Developmental Pathology SocietyNationale Akademie der Wissenschaften Leopoldina Curriculum Vitae ProfessorDr. Colin Berry, accessed 27 August 2013
===Lobby groups===
*Scientific Alliance - member of advisory boardScientific Advisory Forum, Scientific Alliance website, version placed in web archive 30 Aug 2006, accessed in web archive 16 Dec 2009
*Sense About Science - advisory council memberAdvisory Council, SAS website, acc 29 May 2010
*Spiked - shareholder of Spiked LtdCompanies House, Spiked Ltd. AR01 Annual Return 2010
*Research Defence Society Honorary Vice-President circa 2007-8Research defence Society Structure, retrieved from the Internet Archive of 28 September 2007, on 27 August 2013
*International Policy Network member of the Advisory Council of IPN’s Campaign for Fighting Diseases fightingdiseases.org, circa 2008International Policy Network EU pesticide ban will raise food prices without improving health, says former government scientist FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 24 October 2008 To interview Professor Sir Colin Berry, contact: Caroline Boin (UK) Environment Programme Director, International Policy Network +44 20 7836 0750 caroline@policynetwork.net
===Misc===
*Steering Committee of the European Science Open Forum
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Colin Boyd

Lord Colin Boyd (born 07 June 1953) was Lord Advocate for Scotland from 2000 until his resignation in October 2006. He worked as an advocate depute from 1993 to 1995. He was then solicitor general for Scotland from May 1997 until his appointment as the lord advocate. In April 2006 he was appointed to the House of Lords.BBC, ""Top law officer resigns from post," 04 October 2006, accessed 25 November 2008.
==Background==
==Biographical Information==
===History===
===Current activities===
==Views==
==Affiliations==
Consultant,Dundas and Wilson, D&W Press Release, May 2007, accessed 25 November 2008. Dundas and Wilson (http://www.dundas-wilson.com/) - Legal firm. Approved by ACOBA "on the basis that he would be bound by the Code of Conduct for Scottish Solicitors and the Solicitors’ Practice Rules (soon to be replaced by the Solicitors’ Code of Conduct) and given his undertaking, which they welcomed, that he would not be personally involved in lobbying Ministers or officials in either the UK Government or the Scottish Executive for 12 months after leaving office" The Advisory Committee on Business Appointments Ninth Report 2006-2008 Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, accessed 5 November 2014 
==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes==	 
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==Resources==
*BBC, ""Top law officer resigns from post," 04 October 2006, accessed 25 November 2008.
*Dundas and Wilson, D&W Press Release, May 2007, accessed 25 November 2008.
*Ungoed-Thomas, Jon, et al., "Revealed: how minister cashed in on contacts," The Sunday Times, 23 November 2008, accessed 24 November 2008.
==Notes and References==
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Colin Breen

::A former RUC officer was one of the two men who exposed the whereabouts of the self-confessed British spy Denis Donaldson in a Sunday tabloid last month.
::Colin Breen, who worked in Tennent Street station in Belfast and is now retired, travelled to the Glenties area of Co Donegal with a Sunday World journalist to track down Donaldson.
::Breen, who allegedly has close ties with the Special Branch, secretly videotaped Donaldson outside his remote hideaway five miles from Glenties. He is not a Sunday World staff member, and the newspaper’s regular staff photographers were not used.
::The newspaper printed the pictures and location of Donaldson, which until then was unknown to the public. The secretly-filmed video was also sold to a number of British television stations. Donaldson was shot dead at the cottage on Tuesday.
::Gardai refused to say whether the Sunday World journalist who wrote the story, Hugh Jordan, or Breen would be interviewed as part of their inquiries.Ex-RUC man helped find Donaldson, by Colm Heatley, Sunday Business Post, 9 April 2006. 
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Colin Buchan

Colin Buchan (age 51). Appointed to the Board of RBS in June 2002, Colin Buchan was educated in South Africa and spent the early part of his career in South Africa and the Far East. He has considerable international investment banking experience, as well as experience in very large risk management in the equities business. He was formerly a member of the group management board of UBS AG and head of equities of UBS Warburg. He is currently chairman of UBS Securities Canada Inc. and vice-chairman of Standard Life Investments Limited. He is also a director of Merrill Lynch World Mining Trust Plc, Merrill Lynch Gold Limited, Royal Scottish National Orchestra Society Limited and World Mining Investment Company Limited.Ref needed
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Colin Cramphorn

Colin Cramphorn (1956-2006) was successively, Deputy Chief Constable of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, Acting Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland and Chief Constable of West Yorkshire.
==Stormontgate==
::In 2002, as Acting Chief Constable of the reformed Police Service of Northern Ireland, he presided over the critical early phases of a police operation that exposed an alleged IRA spy ring in the Northern Ireland Office – otherwise known as "Stormontgate".
::Although elements in the Government and MI5 had been tempted to go easy on this investigation for the sake of the peace process, Cramphorn was undeterred: though he accepted the inevitability of politics, he was thoroughly unaffected by it. The ensuing arrests resulted in the collapse of the devolved executive and despite repeated efforts by the British and Irish governments, it has still not been re-constituted.Colin Cramphorn, Obituary, Daily Telegraph, 1 December 2006
==On the peace process==
Dean Godson cited this analysis of the peace process by Cramphorn in August 2005:
::One of the shrewdest of chief constables, Colin Cramphorn, of West Yorkshire — previously acting head of the PSNI — has further noted that far from going out of existence, the IRA is simply refining its modus operandi. It does not need a large amount of Semtex any more: the post-9/11 and 7/7 climate precludes a return to full-scale insurgency. Rather, what republicans need is control of their “own” areas plus a lot of money to subvert the Republic. To that end, says Cramphorn, they also sell their skills to the highest terrorist bidders across the world. In consequence, Ireland will be united in 15 years — but, Cramphorn contends, it will become like Sicily, with “self- policing” by Mafia-style organisations.Dean Godson, Kafkaesque world of Ulster peace, The Times, 23 August 2005.
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Colin Currie

Colin Currie served as a special adviser in the Policy Unit at No.10 Downing Street from 2008-2010. His role focused on the health and social care of older people. Dr Colin Currie - Trustee Institute of Medical Ethics, accessed 20 October 2014 
Currie is now a trustee at the Institute of Medical Ethics. 
Currie has always been heavily involved in the teaching of geriatric medicine for Edinburgh medical undergraduates. 
==Notes==
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Colin Davies

Colin Davies is President of the Aluminium Federation, the UK's aluminium trade association and principle lobbying body. He is also sales director responsible for aerospace and defence sales into Europe, the Middle East, South America and Russia at Alcoa Europe Flat Rolled Products, based in Birmingham.Birmingham Post, 'New president for trade body' January 7, 2010 Thursday
Previously he worked for British Alcan at its Birmingham rolling mill, and subsequently with British Aluminium when Alcan sold its downstream activities. After Alcoa's takeover of British Aluminium in 2000, Mr Davies assumed his current role as Alcoa's aerospace and defence flat rolled products sales from UK, USA and Russia.Birmingham Post, 'New president for trade body' January 7, 2010 Thursday
==Resources==
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Colin Dobell

Colin Dobell is an accountant who played a key role in several companies that have run immigration detention centres in the UK.'Colin Dobell', LinkedIn, accessed 30 June 2015
==Global Solutions Ltd==
*Dobell was a financial controller at Global Solutions Ltd. (GSL) from 1998-1999. He led a finance team with a £200m PPP/PFI porfolio coving custodial, educational and enviromental services in the UK.
* He was a Commerical Director at GSL from 2000-2004, working on their UK PPP/PFI contracts. Dobell says he "Established excellent relationships with all major customers including the Home Office".
==Geo Group UK==
Dobell was one of two directors (along with Walter MacGowan) who established the Geo Group UK, a subsidiary of the American private prison giant the Geo Group Inc. He served as company secretary, Finance Director and Chief Operating Office of the Geo Group UK from 2005 to August 2009. During this time, the company won Home Office contracts to run Campsfield House IRC and Harmondsworth IRC.
==Mitie Care & Custody==
Dobell was instrumental in establishing Mitie Care and Custody in September 2009 as a subsidiary of the Mitie Group. He is Managing Director of Mitie Care & Custody and has won several Home Office contracts from the Geo Group UK, notably Campsfield House IRC and Harmondsworth IRC, as well as taking over Colnbrook IRC from Serco.
Dobell created a joint venture with logisitics firm DHL in 2011 in a failed attempt to win a 'prisoner escorting' contract from the Ministry of Justice.
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Colin Figures

Sir Colin Figures was head of the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) from 1981 to 1985 and Cabinet Office Intelligence Co-ordinator from 1985 to 1989.Sir Colin Figures, telegraph.co.uk, 21 December 2006.
==External Resources==
*Dan van der Vat, Sir Colin Figures, The Guardian, 18 December 2006.
*Sir Colin Figures, telegraph.co.uk, 21 December 2006.
*Alistari Rellie, Sir Colin Figures, Independent, 29 December 2006.
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Colin Gubbins

Major General Sir Colin McVean Gubbins (1896-1976) was head of the Special Operations Executive from 1943 to 1946.GUBBINS, Sir Colin McVean (1896-1976), Major General, Liddell Hart Centre for Military Archives, King's College London, accessed 24 April 2010. 
==Affiliations==
*Bilderberg Group
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Colin Low

Colin Low (Lord Low of Dalston) was made a life peer in the House of Lords in July 2006. Lord Low of Dolston www.parliament.uk, accessed 9 December 2014 Low is a crossbench member in the Lords. 
Low was appointed a CBE in the 2000 New Year Honours for services to the Royal National Institute of Blind People and disabled peoples' rights. 
==History==
He was educated at Oxford University (BA) and at Cambridge University (Diploma in Criminology). Low went on to be a lecturer in the Faculty of Law at the University of Leeds from 1968 until 1984 and later held a research post at City University London until 2000. 
==Notes==
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Colin Matthew

Colin Matthew is an executive director of Halifax Bank of Scotland. Born in 1950, Colin joined Bank of Scotland in 1966 and in 1991 was appointed Divisional General Manager, UK Banking-England. In 1994 he was appointed to the Bank of Scotland's Management Board as General Manager with responsibility for Bank of Scotland Treasury Services plc. In April 1999, Colin became a member of Bank of Scotland's Group Management Board and was appointed Divisional Chief Executive of Business Banking before being appointed a Director of Bank of Scotland in May 2000. Following the merger of Bank of Scotland and Halifax in September 2001, Colin became Chief Executive of the Business Banking Division of HBOS plc, and as of 1 January 2004, is now Chief Executive of Strategy and International Operations. Colin is a Fellow of The Chartered Institute of Bankers in Scotland.
==Affiliations==
*Financial Services Advisory Board, member 2007
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Colin McAllister

Colin McAllister is the current head of policy and special adviser to Scotland's deputy first minister, John Swinney. Scottish Government Special Advisers The Scottish Government, accessed 30 April 2015 
==Background==
From October 2012 to July 2013, McAllister was deputy head of policy and special adviser to the first minister of Scotland with responsibility for finance and education. Prior to this, he worked for Care Inspectorate, an independent 'scrutiny and improvement body for care and children's services.' Colin McAllister LinkedIn, accessed 30 April 2015 
Previous roles also include head of communications for NHS Quality Improvement Scotland between October 2004 and November 2008, there he was responsible for a team who covered all aspects of internal and external communications, including publications, media, parliamentary, events and digital communications. As well as this, he was also head of communications for the Scottish National Party, where he was put in charge of the development and implementation of media strategy. 
==Notes==
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Colin McColl

Sir Colin McColl was chief of the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) from 1988-1994.Team, Campbell Lutyens, accessed 26 July 2009.
==Affiliations==
*Secret Intelligence Service - former Chief
*Campbell Lutyens - Advisory Director
*Scottish American Investment Trust - Director
*The Queen's College, Oxford - Honorary Fellow
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Colin Moynihan

Colin Moynihan (Lord Moynihan) was a Conservative MP in Lewisham East between 1983 and 1992 and was made a Conservative peer in the House of Lords on the 30 April 1997.
==Parliament==
Moynihan was the MP for Lewisham East from 1983 to 1992. Whilst in parliament he was under-secretary to the Department of Environment (1987-1990) and the Department of Energy (1990-1992). Lord Moynihan Parliament.UK, accessed 9 January 2015 
==Interests==
*Director, Rowan Companies plc (drilling and manufacturing)
*Chairman, Hydrodec Group plc (cleantech)
*Director, Aquantis, Inc (ocean current technology)
*Director, Ecomerit Technologies LLC (US renewable energy technology company)
*Chairman, Buckthorn Capital LLP (private equity fund specialising in water; mining; oil and gas)
*CMA Consultants (consultancy to energy and engineering-related companies)
==Affiliations==
*Westminster Diet and Health Forum
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Energy Costs - Member
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Colin Parr

Brigadier Colin Parr was reportedly the head of army intelligence in Northern Ireland in the early 1990s.Liam Clarke, Freddie Scappaticci was our most valuable spy in IRA during the Troubles: British Army chief, Belfast Telegraph, 20 April 2012.
After graduating from Sandhurst, Parr became a Second Lieutenant in the Intelligence Corps in September 1965.London Gazette, issue 43768, page 8893, 17 September 1965. He was promoted to Lieutenant on 30 January 1967.London Gazette, issue 44238, page 1162, 27 January 1967.
Parr was mentioned in despatches for gallant conduct in South Arabia, while attached to the Prince of Wales' Own Regiment of Yorkshire, in January 1968.London Gazette, issue 44508, page 878, 19 January 1968.
He was promoted to Captain on 30 July 1971London Gazette, issue 53298, page 8190, 2 August 1971. and was promoted to Major in January 1978.London Gazette, issue 47432, page 311, 10 January 1978. He was promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel on 30 June 1983.London Gazette, issue 49434, page 10179, 1 August 1983.
Parr was awarded the OBE on 16 April 1985 in recognition of distinguished service in Northern Ireland.London Gazette, issue 50093, page 52285, 15 April 1985.
He was promoted to Colonel on 30 June 1989.London Gazette, issue 51805, page 8085, 11 July 1989.
Parr was mentioned in despatches in recognition of distinguished service in Northern Ireland on 11 May 1993.London Gazette, issue 53298, page 8190, 10 May 1993. He was promoted to Brigadier on 30 June 1994.London Gazette, issue 53724, page 9605, 4 July 1994.
Parr was serving as defence attaché in Seoul in 1997.Richard Lloyd Parry, No lasting rest for lost victim of Korean war], Independent, 17 April 1997.
Parr retired from the army in February 1998 or 1999.London Gazette, issue 55410, page 2120, 23 February 1999.
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