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Spirit of America Worldwide (SoA) was launched Spring 2003 by California computer guru Jim Hake. [1] SoA operated "under the auspices" of the Cyber Century Forum (web)โ"a group dedicated to spreading US influence worldwide, with a particular emphasis on covert cyber-intelligence measures"[2]โfrom August 2003 to November 2004, "before receiving 501(c)(3) status." [3]
SoA is a "nonprofit supported solely through private-sector contributions" which does not "receive funding from the government or military," its website states. Donations are 100% tax-deductible.
"Spirit of America's mission is to extend the goodwill of the American people to assist those advancing freedom" and to "provide support to those on the front lines: American military and civilian personnel and people who call to Americans for help in their struggle for freedom," its website states.
Initially, Spirit of America's "infrastructure" was "financed by Hake from funds from the sale of Global Information Infrastructure, a business that produced Internet content for businesses in the Internet's early days," the Stanford Business Magazine reported in May 2004. "Using the Internet now, Hake matches requests that come mostly from military personnel with Americans willing to donate cash or supplies."
Controversy
Front Group?
Hake's Spirit Of America group has been accused by a blogger of being a front for CIA PsyOps in the Middle East. [4] Hake was closely involved with the Fadhil brothers at the Iraq The Model blog and brought two of them to Washington in November 2004, where they met with President George W. Bush and Paul Wolfowitz in the Oval Office. A third Fadhil brother (now blogging at Free Iraqi) later accused Hake of using the Fadhil's for political purposes and with-holding funds pledged for social work in Iraq. Spirit of America provided information in reply to these charges here and here.
Cyber Century Forum and the CSIS conservative think tank
The Cyber Century Forum (CCF), Gandhi of Bush Out blog wrote December 20, 2004, "areold guard warhorses from the Cold War,people who were probably hiding under the desk with Cheney and Rumsfeld when the post-Nixon Church Commission started exposing the dark side of US foreign policy."
TheCenter for Strategic and International Studies(CSIS) plays a pivotal role in the Spirit of America scenario, with two of the three members affiliated with it: Currently a CSIS senior advisor, Gandhi wrote, is Diana Lady Dougan, "who rose to Assistant Secretary of State from 1982 to 1988 in the Reagan administration, is the public face of CCF, flittering from one top-level international chat-fest to another."
According to CCF's website, Gandhi wrote in December 2004, G. Russell Pipe, like Dougan, is "a member of the CSIS". Pipe was then "deputy director of the Global Information Infrastructure Commission (GIIC) (web), 'a nongovernmental initiative to provide a framework to bridge gapsbetween the private and public sector for the development of information infrastructure'."
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>TheCenter for Strategic and International Studies(CSIS) plays a pivotal role in the Spirit of America scenario,
Note that, in December 2006, GIIC's website no longer shows Pipe as a commission member. The Honorable Diana Lady Dougan, Chair of CSIS's International Communications Studies Program, is. [5]
The third CCF member identified on the website is vice president and general counsel Tedson J. Meyers, who, Gandhi wrote, "was a neo-conservative before they even invented the term โฆ Meyers was Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the days when the FCC had a lot of power and influence. He was appointed to the non-elected Washington D.C. City Council by President Richard M. Nixon in 1972."
Cyber Century Forum and oil money
"Cyber Century Forum's tax return for 2003 shows that it holds $109,440 in corporate stocks from Schlumberger Ltd (web), 'the leading oilfield services technology company supplying technology, project management and information solutions to the oil and gas industries'," Gandhi of the Bush Out Blogspot wrote January 24, 2005. "It also holds a further US$9,292 in stocks from Transocean Sedco Forex (web), the world's largest offshore drilling company. Now isn't that a big surprise? 'Freedom and Democracy for Iraq', sponsored by the US oil and gas industry."
"Schlumberger provide[d] over 90% of the financial support for Spirit of America's parent company, Cyber Century Forum. The rest is provided by Transocean Sedco Forex, the world's largest offshore drilling company," Gandhi wrote December 16, 2004.
"Again, the question is why? Where did these stocks come from? What is their purpose? Are corporate oil industry interests behind the motives of Cyber Century Forum? Does that explain their interest in Spirit of America, and hence Iraq The Model?", Gandhi asked in January 2005.
The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) is a think tank based in Washington, D.C., in the United States.[5] CSIS was founded as the Center for Strategic and International Studies of Georgetown University in 1962. The center conducts policy studies and strategic analyses of political, economic and security issues throughout the world, with a specific focus on issues concerning international relations, trade, technology, finance, energy and geostrategy.[6]
Funding
For fiscal year 2013, CSIS had an operating revenue of US$32.3 million. The sources were 32% corporate, 29% foundation, 19% government, 9% individuals, 5% endowment, and 6% other. CSIS had operating expenses of US$32.2 million for 2013 โ 78% for programs, 16% for administration, and 6% for development.[34]
In September 2014, The New York Times reported that the United Arab Emirates had donated a sum greater than $1 millionto the organization. Additionally, CSIS has received an undisclosed amount of funding from Japan through the government-funded Japan External Trade Organization, as well as from Norway. After being contacted by the Times,CSIS released a list of foreign state donors, listing 13 governments including those of Germany and China.[35]The Center for Strategic and International Studies CSIS lists major funding from defense contractors such as Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, General Dynamics, and General Atomics.[36]
Significant funding has come from the governments of Japan, Taiwan, and the United Arab Emirates.[37]
> https://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Spirit_of_America
Programs
Friends of Democracy Project announced Fall 2004. [6]
America-Iraq School Partners Program pilot launched in April 2005.
Support for Lebanonโs independence (2005).
Blogging:
Anoniblog (at anoniblog.blogharbor.com is unavailble or no longer exists). [7]
BlogSafer (at anoniblog.pbwiki.com) [8]
People (2012)
Accessed May 2012: [1]
Staff
Toby Bonthrone - Field Representative โ Afghanistan
Chrissy Burbach - Field Representative
Isaac Eagan - Field Representative
Peggy Findley - Director of Finance and Administration
Jim Hake - Founder and CEO
Roger Jackson - Director โ Special Projects
Rachael Kleinberger - Manager, Special Projects
Mike Press - Field Representative โ Afghanistan
Lou Prisco - Administrative Assistant
Michele Redmond - Project Director
Barry Silver - Acting CTO
Matt Valkovic - Manager Commander Support Program
Board of Directors
Peter Ackerman - Chairman, Fletcher School
Jim Hake - Founder and CEO, Spirit of America
Don Karl - Partner, Perkins Coie
Advisory Board
Kimberly Kagan - President, Institute for the Study of War
Jack Keane -
David Kilcullen - President and CEO, Caerus Associates
John McCain
Stanley McChrystal
Nicco Mele - Founder, EchoDitto
John Nagl - President, Center for a New American Security
Mark Palmer
George P. Shultz - Former U.S. Secretary of State
Jack Vaughn - Director Emeritus, U.S. Peace Corps
Personnel
Jim Hake, Chairman of the Board of Directors
Britt Blaser, "Senior architect for web strategy" (bio)
Marc Danziger, the blogger known as Armed Liberal, became chief operating officer in March 2004. [9]
Peggy J. Findley, Director of Finance and Operations since July 2004. [10]
Curt Hopkins, "project director of Spirit of America's Anonymous Blogging Campaign" (bio1; bio2)
Barton Listick, Project Director & Technology Consultant [11]
Michele Redmond, Project Director since August 2004. [12]
Dr. Sanford M. Shapero, appointed chief executive officer in October 2005. [13]
Whos Who (January 2004)
Accessed February 2010: [2]
Jim Hake, Founder
Ambassador Diana Lady Dougan, Advisor
Ambassador Brandon Grove, Advisor
Admiral Jeremiah Denton, Advisor
Jack Vaughn, Former Director U.S. Peace Corps, Advisor
Lieutenant General Mike DeLong, Advisor
In January 2005 Brandon Grove was replaced by Ambassador Mark Palmer. [14] In addition to this lineup, by January 2006Senator John McCainand General Tommy Franks were Honorary Co-Chairs. [15]. This lineup was the same in October 2007. [16]
Whos Who (2010)
Accessed February 2010: [3]
Jim Hake - Founder & CEO
Peter Ackerman - Board Member
John McCain - Honorary Co-Chair
Mark Palmer - Advisor
Jack Vaughn - Advisor
Whos Who (2011)
Accessed January 2011: [4]
Jim Hake - Founder & CEO, Board Member
Dr. Peter Ackerman - Board Member
Don Karl - Board Member
Senator John McCain - Honorary Co-Chair
Kimberly Kagan - Member, Advisory Board
General Jack Keane U.S. Army (retired) - Member, Advisory Board
Nicco Mele - Member, Advisory Board
John Nagl - Member, Advisory Board
Ambassador Mark Palmer - Member, Advisory Board
George P. Shultz - Member, Advisory Board
This could be related but looks like a different org. But these traitors fags love the name 'Spirit of America'
PURPOSES OF NATIONAL SOJOURNERS
The purposes of National Sojourners shall be to organize current and former members of the uniformed forces of the United States and Honorary Members,who are Master Masons,into Chapters, for the promotion of good fellowship among its members, for assisting such as may be overtaken by adversity or affliction, for cultivating Masonic ideals, for supporting all patriotic aims andactivities in Masonry,for developing true patriotism and Americanism throughout the nation, for bringing together representatives of the uniformed forces of the United States (past and present) in a united effort to further the military needs of national defense, and for opposing any influence whatsoever calculated to weaken the national security.
https:/ /nationalsojourners.org/about-us/
http:// www.nationalsojourners.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/SAEF-donation-form2015.pdf
at least 2 of those fags involved with the Stealth B2 Spiriti of America NGO operation
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continued Spirit Of America Dig stemming from alleged captured Admiral in Mariupol
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>continued Spirit Of America Dig stemming from alleged captured Admiral in Mariupol
search method changed a while ago.
Used to work really well.
Now, not so much or it needs to be explained.
Page that explained search techniques also seems to be gone.
I usually revert to searching individual words with + for more than 1. works pretty well