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International Crisis Group Dig Anonymous 05/13/18 (Sun) 23:37:41 addb23 No.1401589

This organization has a lot of big players involved and I did not get much traction in generals, dropping what I have here and I am going to keep researching, if anyone else has pertinent info please share

Anonymous 05/13/18 (Sun) 23:44:40 addb23 No.1401649

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https:// www.voanews.com/a/a-13-2005-03-21-voa39/397204.html

Anonymous 05/13/18 (Sun) 23:48:52 addb23 No.1401702

http:// www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/27a/201.html

Worth the read, an old criticism on the group, but has great insights

Anonymous 05/13/18 (Sun) 23:53:18 addb23 No.1401745

https:// thediplomat.com/2017/01/understanding-islamic-radicalization-in-central-asia/

There are many criticisms from many different regions of the world

Anonymous 05/14/18 (Mon) 00:02:25 addb23 No.1401811

"The ICG aims to exert influence on agenda setting, policy making and policy

implementation in post-/conflict areas. It does so not only by providing policy

makers with information in the form of detailed analyses and early warning

alerts and by publishing widely through traditional and electronic media. Importantly

the organisation also lobbies more directly for certain agendas and policies.

According to its website, it ‘conducts some 5000 advocacy meetings with

policymakers and other decision-makers’ per year.8 In the eyes of peers and

experts the ICG’s advocacy efforts seem to pay off: the think-tank report ranks

the ICG eighth for best advocacy campaign.9 The ICG attributes its influence on

policy makers to ‘key roles being played by senior staff highly experienced in

government and by an active Board of Trustees’,

10 whose composition of former

high-level statespersons and other influential personalities resembles a ‘who’s

who of influential power brokers’ in international politics, as a 2005 Time Asia

article described it."

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/264088578_Studying_the_International_Crisis_Group

Anonymous 05/14/18 (Mon) 00:11:40 b927d6 No.1401885

Hey anon, nice find and good work this thread here.

Keep in mind threads get bumped in the catalog.

I found it because it is brand new but over time…

TY for your efforts, I'll read up on some of this.

Keep at it, it seems big enough to me at least.

Anonymous 05/14/18 (Mon) 00:16:57 addb23 No.1401930

https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTDq5Mk3P8g

Robert Malley was a KEY NEGOTIATOR for the Iran deal

Anonymous 05/14/18 (Mon) 00:33:55 addb23 No.1402068

Another similar organization is the Aspen Institute. CEO is Walter Isaacson. Hillary Clinton appointed him as VC for Partners for a New Beginning. I think these non profit think tanks serve the following role:

1. Cabal wants influence over regions of the world for whatever gains

2. Non-profit think tanks such as ICG or Aspen Institute do research in this region, but their research tends to actually conflict what is actually happening in the region as seen by the push back from the critics I linked above

3. Policy makers in America, UN, etc use the research gleaned from these organizations to make policy decisions.