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Example of Met Police Officers trained by CP under the MATRIX residential course. Circa 43 officers probably charged at CP price of £3950 plus VAT, say £4500, gives a cost to the taxpayer of circa £193,500. Note Cressida Dick the officer later in charge when Charles de Menendez was murdered in the London Tube incident. She was later promoted to head security of the British Royal Family. Note her course was Oxford - a hotbed of CP development and training. Most recently between Oxford University and the Said Business School.

General document describing Common Purpose people and connections to DEMOS and IGLOO. IGLOO = International Governance Leaders Organisation Online. IGLOO = Connect for GLOBAL CHANGE. "Imagine a single place which unites DIVERSE minds from around the world for a COMMON PURPOSE – GLOBAL CHANGE. Where contribution, COLLABORATION and sharing are valued most. A place that promotes free easy access to leading edge research, knowledge and expertise. Where COLLECTIVE wisdom is used to create innovative ideas and solutions to the challenges facing our world today.

The following list is a small sample of BBC CP trained people. These courses have been paid by the licence payer but the BBC then tries to say this is for the benefit of the individual in their personal time. Nice of the taxpayer to be so generous. The pro EU CP training may help to explain the BBC's pro EU and anti British stance. Remember that the BBC has also borrowed money from European Banks. Whoever pays the piper calls the tune.

CP email response to query by member of public as to accuracy of Brian Gerrish's comments regarding Common Purpose. The visitor to this site can judge from the evidence posted whether Brian Gerrish's comments are accurate. Note the use of the EU word "competency" by Simon Peters CP Online Director. Also the politically correct "connectedness".

Article exposing the 'third sector and third way' growing amongst the government, civil service and commercial sector. He exposes an unhealthy expansion and influence of this third sector which is distorting democracy. On page 5 Clark turns the spotlight on Common Purpose. Its start up with influence by the Millennium Bridge Trust, Ditchley Foundation and Royal Institute of International Affairs. Big powerful names supporting a charity which the Chief Executive Julia Middleton claims she started after being given £500,000.