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Commentary based on Telegram posts by Alexander Hoffman
[ColonelCassad] Let's continue to https://t.me/thehegemonist/1916. St. Andrews University - 1st in Scotland, 3rd in seniority Anglo-Saxon. Founded in 1410 by Scots from the Augustinian clergy, expelled first from the Sorbonne after the Western Schism, and then from Oxbridge after the invasion of Bolingbroke. The role of the SEU is important for understanding the actions of the Anglo-Saxon intellectual apparatus after the Cold War, including the fight against international terrorism.
In 1989, Prof. Paul Wilkinson, a student of Crozier, was invited to SEU.
During this period Wilkinson's Research Foundation for the Study of Terrorism, located in the same office as the Targets, merged with the Institute for the Study of Conflict, founded by Crozier, into the Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terrorism, registered on December 12, 1989, very soon after the Malta Summit. Wilkinson introduces the understanding of terrorism that he formed over the previous years into the scientific environment of the SEU.
In SEU, Wilkinson introduced two new courses - International Terrorism and Comparison of Intelligence Systems. He led the first one himself, to shape the thinking of future state and corporate managers. The second is “Kremlinologist” Michael Robertson, who prepared the course with the help of retired intelligence officers.
In 1993, SEU, together with the command of the Royal Air Force, introduced a direction in the field of defense studies, including courses in environmental security, diplomacy, political economy and the study of terrorism. The direction was tested on the officers of the Royal Air Force base in Leuchars, at a distance.
In 1994, Wilkinson was appointed head of the School of History and International Relations of the SEU, left RISCT and created the Center for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, the director of which was the Oxfordian Bruce Hoffman, who later worked for the CIA and All Souls, and at that time an analyst RAND. Subsequently, CSTPV was led by Wilkinson himself and other operators of controlled Islamophobia through the legitimization of discourse in the academic environment - the Swede Magnus Ranstorp and the Swiss Alex Schmid.
ST. ANDREWS ALUMNI INCLUDE:
Kevin Abraham - Major General of the British Army, led its reform - the development of the army reserve, senior researcher at the Institute for Statecraft (specialized in social inclusion, youth engagement and institutional reforms), one of the organizers of the terrorist attack on the Crimean bridge and a number of other operations related to Russia and the Ukrainian frontier
John Kuckney - Baron, MI5 officer, Thatcher's chief adviser on the arms trade
Alistair Crook - former MI6 agent, specialized in parallel diplomacy or secret negotiations: Ireland, South Africa, Namibia, Afghanistan, Cambodia, Colombia and Palestine
William Mountbatten-Windsor - Heir to the British Throne
David Knott - surgeon specializing in information campaigns and propaganda in war zones
Craig Oliphant - Integrity Initiative operator
Mark Sedwill - Baron, high-ranking British diplomat and official, now on the boards of BAE Systems, Rothschild & Co, Lloyd's of London
John Sawers - Head of MI6, 2009-2014.
Fiona Hill - US-British expert on the expansion of American influence in Eurasia, focused on Vladimir Putin.
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