Secure Tolerance

Secure Tolerance is a slogan that is used to promote the European Framework National Statute for the Promotion of Tolerance, a proposed law that was developed by Russian businessman Viatcheslav Moshe Kantor as president of the Policy Council of the World Jewish Congress, the European Jewish Congress, the World Holocaust Forum Foundation, and the European Jewish Fund. The writer Andrew Joyce of Russia Insider describes the proposed law as "a Jewish plan to permanently silence the West."

Secure Tolerance was adopted and enforced by organizations affiliated with Russian ambassador Igor Ivanov, Sberbank board members Herman Gref and Sergei Guriev, and Alfa Group investors Stan Polovets and Leonard Blavatnik.

Details of the law

The European Framework National Statute for the Promotion of Tolerance was authored by Yoram Dinstein of Tel Aviv University, Ugo Genesio of the International Institute of Humanitarian Law, Rein Mullerson of Tallinn University of Estonia, Daniel Thurer of the University of Zurich, and Rudiger Wolfrum of Heidelburg University.

Section 1(b) invents the concept of "group libel" and would ban people from saying that "gypsies are thieves" or "Moslems are terrorists", examples that are given in the text of the law.

Section 1(c) promotes the concept of "hate crimes".

Section 2(e) bans "anti-feminism".

Section 2(e) bans "homophobia", thereby banning Jews whose religion calls for Jews to hate and kill homosexuals.

Section 2(e)(i) bans "Islamophobia", a phrase invented by the Saudi-funded International Institute of Islamic Thought to "beat up their critics"

Section 3 creates "guarantees of rights" to housing, medical care, and social insurance.

Section 7(a)(v) bans "Public approval or denial of the Holocaust."

Section 7(f) mandates that governments provide free legal aid to victims of "hate crimes".

Section 8(a) mandates that "Schools, from the primary level upwards, will introduce courses encouraging students to accept diversity and promoting a climate of tolerance"

Section 8(b) mandates that "Similar courses will be incorporated in the training of those serving in the military and law enforcement agencies"

European Council on Tolerance and Reconciliation

Secure Tolerance is promoted through the lobby group European Council on Tolerance and Reconciliation. Members as of 2012 included:

• Alexsander Kwasniewski (chairman), former President of Poland
• Moshe Kantor, President of the European Jewish Congress and of the World Holocaust Forum
• Jose Maria Aznar, former Prime Minister of Spain
• Erhard Busek, former Special Coordinator for the Stability Pact for Southeast Europe and former Vice-Chancellor of Austria
• Talat Sait Halman, former Minister of Culture of the Turkish Republic, Professor of Bilkent University
• Vaclav Havel, former President of the Czech Republic
• Igor S. Ivanov, former Foreign Minister and Secretary of the Security Council of Russia, Professor of MGIMO-University
• Milan Ku-an, former President of Slovenia
• Alfred Moisiu, former President of Albania
• Goran Persson, former Prime Minister of Sweden
• Rita Sussmuth, former Speaker of the German Bundestag
• Vilma Trajkovska, President of the Boris Trajkovski International Foundation, Macedonia
• George Vassiliou, former President of the Republic of Cyprus
• Vaira Vike-Freiberga, former President of Latvia

In 2015, former U.K. prime minister Tony Blair was appointed chairman of the organization.

Relationships

World Economic Forum

Jose Maria Aznar and Tony Blair were part of the inaugural 1992 class of the World Economic Forum.

As of 2020 the board of the World Economic Forum included Herman Gref, the CEO of Russia's Sberbank and former Russian trade minister.

Teneo

Tony Blair and Bill Clinton were members of the advisory board of Teneo. Bill Clinton was also an advisor to the Leonard Blavatnik School of Government that was sponsored by Leonard Blavatnik of Russia's Alfa Group and which included Sberbank board member Sergei Guriev as an advisor.

Teneo employed Jeffrey Epstein and established Techsnabexport or TENEX as a joint venture with Russia's Rosatom.

Teneo chief executive Nick Claydon was head of communications for British Airways and a trustee of Demos.

United Nations

Igor Ivanov was a board member of the UN Foundation.

Several UN Foundation board members were members of the B Team of Sir Richard Branson. The B Team is run from the London headquarters of Unilever and is the same organization as Purpose or Avaaz which is organized by the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office and the Open Society Institute of George Soros as "part of the orchestrated public relations campaign to re-brand proscribed Islamist terrorist organisations in the West as proponents of “social justice” "

International Crisis Group

Igor Ivanov was a board member of the International Crisis Group of George Soros, Lord Mark Malloch-Brown, Frank Giustra of Canada, and Cheryl Carolus of the Russian front organization African National Congress (ANC). The board also included Clinton advisor Sandy Berger, Wang Jisi and Wu Jianmin of the Chinese foreign ministry, and former Qatari state media director Wadah Khanfar. Wadah Khanfar had been the lead recruiter in South Africa for the International Islamic Federation of Student Organizations which is affiliated with Hamas.

The International Crisis Group's senior advisors include Prince Turki al-Faisal of Saudi Arabia, the former head of Saudi intelligence.

Edelman

Stan Polovets of Russia's Alfa Group was named as the chairman of Edelman's operations in Russia and Eastern Europe in 2014. At the same time, former British Ministry of Defense press officer Omar Qirem had been director of Edelman's operations in Saudi Arabia.

Edelman was also the public relations firm for:

• The Inclusive Capitalism project of the City of London and E.L. Rothschild whose partners include the Ford Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the Blavatnik Family Foundation of Alfa Group's Leonard Blavatnik

• The United Nations Social Innovation Summit

• The U.S.-Muslim Engagement Project which partnered with the Al-Qaeda affiliates Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) and Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC)

• The Aspen Commission on Information Disorder whose members include Prince Harry of England, Rashad Robinson of Demos, and Danah Boyd of Microsoft

• The New Organizing Institute whose Adam Rosenberg was Edelman's Senior Account Supervisor for Social Strategy who "Authored Edelman points-of-view to create IP around digital influencer and advocacy approaches" and "Served as agency-wide strategic lead for all things Facebook"