https://isgp-studies.com/ngo-list-foundations-and-think-tanks-worldwide

Contents

1. ISGP's Superclass Index: visual oversight

2. Sources and importance

Liberal elite NGOs

1. U.S.-centered: politics, economics, national security

2. U.K. domestic

3. Dutch domestic

4. Anglo-American relations

5. Australian relations

6. Weimar and Nazi Germany

7. Post-WWI U.S.-German relations

8. Russian and (former) CIS relations

9. Far East relations

10. Middle East relations

11. Arab banks and charities tied to terror, dictators and western elites

12. Israel relations

13. Africa relations

14. European Union

15. Institutes of international affairs

16. U.K. clubs

17. U.S. clubs

18. Fraternities

19. International focus: politics, economics, national security

20. New Left: eugenics, birth control, United Nations, anti-nuclear protesting, sustainable development, and UFO cultism

21. The rent-a-skeptic network

22. Internet freedom and AI

Liberal (mainly)

1. Elite banks and corporations

2. Key defense and military-related corporations

3. "Independent" national security committees and advisory panels to all intelligence agencies, the Pentagon and State Department

Liberal/conservative

1. Liberal/conservative: particularly strong CIA, NSA, MI6, GCHQ-tied groups

2. Liberal/conservative: New Orleans and Dallas elite (JFK-related)

Conservative / McCarthyite

1. Rising "military-industrial complex"

2. Lower level

3. U.S. - intelligence

4. Mainly U.K. - intelligence

5. Vatican-Paneuropa network - intelligence

Zionist

1. Set up by Zionist Jews, not American neocons

USSR and Russia

1. Think tanks

2. Putin's "St. Petersburgers"

3. Key corporations

Other groups

1. Anti-Vatican masonic, deist and esoteric groups

2. Humanist groups

3. Secret societies Japan

Networks and existence uncertain

1. The "black network", "octopus", "nebula" and "Joint"

2. Existence uncertain

Extra: coups by the West

1. Reported coups

Is there actually any effect of censure?