thanks...in addition to that line of inquiry, I've been looking to eventually tie in the law firms to the public policies promoted by the Obama/Clinton administration. In progress...it seems to me the 'intersection' of the Covington & Burling with Qatar and Qatar with Hillary/Podesta are a potentially informative of what we see happening with the SuperClass Cartel dismantling Nation States while running drugs/human slaves/arms/human organs...

One newer polite term under which the vehicle for world domination appears to be operating is "Civil Society Organizations" CSOs. https://2009-2017.state.gov/secretary/20092013clinton/rm/2010/06/143628.htm http://archive.is/sWn70 2010 Clinton Sec. Of State addressing American-Russian Relations...(where there are unsual breaks I may just be highlighting the name she mentions for further digging)

"We also had a very important summit today between Presidents Medvedev and Obama. Mike McFaul from the National Security Council is here. And Mike, as you know, is a very longtime supporter of a vibrant civil society in Russia. And, as President Obama said when he met with many of you in Moscow last summer, we recognize the critical nature of civil society to a vibrant democracy ...As part of the Bilateral Presidential Commission that the two presidents established that Foreign Minister Lavrov and I are coordinating, we launched a Working Group on Civil Society. ...(at Spaso House Oct.)

...following the U.S.-Russian Innovation Dialogue last February, Russian and American NGOs signed an MOU to promote the Text4Baby model, which uses mobile service technology to provide health information to pregnant women and new mothers.

We have a dedicated group inside the State Department focused on how to use technology in the 21st century. We call it 21st Century Statecraft. I saw Jared Cohen when I came in. I don’t know if Alec Ross...

In one of my early discussions with Minister Lavrov, he said, well, you know, we don’t like it when you have so many NGOs coming to Russia. And I said, well, send Russian NGOs to the United States. (Laughter.) We’ll be happy to have them. And I really mean that. I think the more exchange and the more – (applause) – cross-fertilization the better. At a summit like the one just concluded between our presidents, it’s not only bringing presidents together. We think it is also symbolically bringing communities together. And that’s what you’re doing in real time here because you’re helping to intertwine Americans and Russians. Under this bilateral commission that we have set up, we’ve had more than a hundred meetings. There is a very long report that’s going up on State.gov of the report of the work of the bilateral commission. I invite all of you to look at it. We’ve really done some extraordinary things together, and there’s a lot more that lies ahead.

we want you to know that you not only will have the support of the United States Government, but you’ll have the support of organizations like IREX. You’ll have the support of other NGOs, of academics, of the American private sector, but most significantly, the American people."