Rockefeller Commission organization
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Claims (19)
Lyman Lemnitzer member_of
Rockefeller Commission documented
“He was also later appointed by Gerald Ford to a commission on CIA activities within the United States, which was referred to as the Rockefeller Commission. So you've got the guy running Operation Gladio with the CIA in NATO, who, like the e…”
▶ Operation Gladio - UK and Harold Wilson @ 25:12
Gerald Ford funded
Rockefeller Commission documented
“Publicly, Gerald Ford declared that he would not tolerate illegal activities by the intelligence agency. He said Colby had given assurances that no such activity still existed and announced a commission under Vice President, you get it, Nel…”
▶ The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39) @ 42:37
Nelson Rockefeller headed
Rockefeller Commission documented
“Publicly, Gerald Ford declared that he would not tolerate illegal activities by the intelligence agency. He said Colby had given assurances that no such activity still existed and announced a commission under Vice President, you get it, Nel…”
▶ The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39) @ 42:37
Nelson Rockefeller headed
Rockefeller Commission caller_asserted
“And as I started digging back on this and why he accepted it, I took a look at, well, gee, there was a Rockefeller commission at the very beginning of this because he was supposed to dig into the CIA and he was supposed to provide the repor…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Twentieth Century Fund @ 1:39:08
Nelson Rockefeller headed
Rockefeller Commission host_asserted
“Or even Nelson Rockefeller under Ford was crazy. And nobody knows all of the crap that he did as vice president. He had this entire commission in which volumes were written about. And his commission that he headed, which literally has volum…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner President Jimmy Carter in review @ 1:11:19
Nelson Rockefeller headed
Rockefeller Commission host_asserted
“You guys can look up his history, but there's so much more to it. It comes in as vice president. And as you alluded to, is in charge of this commission. And this commission does all of these crazy things. And there's different long term pol…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - JFK Files and open mic day @ 1:00:34
Rockefeller Commission exposed
MKUltra host_asserted
“there. He would later go up in the building and be thrown out of the building and murdered. Though the police was summoned, agents forbade any type of investigation or autopsy of Olson. Olson's family didn't discover what really happened un…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 4 @ 39:05
David Bell headed
Rockefeller Commission documented
“assassinations that eventually appeared in the Rockefeller Commission report concerned whether CIA officers or contract employees had been given the role to murder JFK. This happened in spite of personal efforts of Staff Director David Bele…”
▶ The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39) @ 57:48
William Colby covered_up
Rockefeller Commission documented
“He wanted to sanitize documents given to the Rockefeller Commission only to be overruled by the White House. He assigned Scott Breckinridge of the IG office, an original author of the 1967 report on assassination plots, to dissuade the Rock…”
▶ The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39) @ 52:56
Trump administration covered_up
Rockefeller Commission documented
“He wanted to sanitize documents given to the Rockefeller Commission only to be overruled by the White House. He assigned Scott Breckinridge of the IG office, an original author of the 1967 report on assassination plots, to dissuade the Rock…”
▶ The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39) @ 52:56
Nelson Rockefeller member_of
Rockefeller Commission documented
“Rockefeller had been in charge of the subcommittee on covert operations. He knew all about all this stuff. He could be dependent on to keep people in line and that their mandate ended with the domestic abuses the press had reported. That's …”
▶ The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39) @ 43:10
Nelson Rockefeller headed
Rockefeller Commission host_asserted
“that not only was Rockefeller, Nelson Rockefeller in on the whole covert thing from being on the presidential, but then he's put in charge of the Rockefeller commission. It's just, it's literally crazy. And most people.…”
▶ The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39) @ 1:05:43
CIA covered_up
Rockefeller Commission documented
“He wanted to sanitize documents given to the Rockefeller Commission only to be overruled by the White House. He assigned Scott Breckinridge of the IG office, an original author of the 1967 report on assassination plots, to dissuade the Rock…”
▶ The Colonel's Safe for Democracy Part 37 (39) @ 52:56
Rockefeller Commission exposed
E. Howard Hunt documented
“disclosed information that was in the media about E. Howard Hunt writing fictions. So it's an interesting time for that interplay to be. And the other thing I just very quickly, you know, that West 60s office is very, very clearly in Three …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Mafia CIA & George Bush Part 14 @ 1:35:59
Nelson Rockefeller headed
Rockefeller Commission host_asserted
“Dylan, the guy that was in charge of the Secret Service during the assassination. Or I'm sorry, he picked Nelson Rockefeller. Let's get this correct. The 1975 commission was chaired by the lifelong friend of Dylan. Sorry, Nelson Rockefeller…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 26 @ 34:35
Lyman Lemnitzer member_of
Rockefeller Commission host_asserted
“to the United States for a terrorist attack, i.e. killing our president. That Lyman Lemesker was part of the 1975 commission to reinvestigate the Warren commission. You just literally cannot make this up. And of course, they concluded that …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 26 @ 37:24
C.D. Jackson member_of
Rockefeller Commission host_asserted
“He served under Nelson Rockefeller. On the Rockefeller commission. To investigate the CIA.…”
▶ AlphaWarrior Show - OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 55 - _WEF - WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM ORIGINS_ - EP.417 @ 54:32
Nelson Rockefeller covered_up
Rockefeller Commission guest_asserted
“The CIA, you know, agent who, you know, confessed to his friends up in New Jersey and then went missing six months later, you know, and some of the other issues and what Rockefeller actually released. And maybe there's sort of an obstructio…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - JFK Files and open mic day @ 57:25
Nelson Rockefeller headed
Rockefeller Commission host_asserted
“He served under Nelson Rockefeller. On the Rockefeller commission. To investigate the CIA.…”
▶ AlphaWarrior Show - OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 55 - _WEF - WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM ORIGINS_ - EP.417 @ 54:32
Mentions (42)
▶ 54:32
For three years. He served under Nelson Rockefeller. On the Rockefeller commission. To investigate the CIA. Yeah. Douglas Dillon. Worked on the Rockefeller commission. To investigate the CIA. And he's directly tied to the CIA. But you know.…
▶ 53:53
that the fiercest legislative oversight of CIA in U.S. history was targeted for assassination on a Jonestown tarmac? So in addition to... That's significant. Yeah, in addition to that one, you had the Church Committee, you had the Pike Comm…
▶ 54:23
that was looking into the, um, activities of the CIA at the end of the day. Um, the, I mean, we've, I've, I've posted about the Rockefeller commission that was basically limited hangout. Um, they didn't, you know, you have the, um, Colby co…
▶ 15:51
It was clear to me that they were holding back not only from Colby, but from the president. Ford felt enough political pressure that he appointed Vice President Nelson Rockefeller to head a commission to look into the CIA. From assassinatio…
▶ 15:51
It was clear to me that they were holding back not only from Colby, but from the president. Ford felt enough political pressure that he appointed Vice President Nelson Rockefeller to head a commission to look into the CIA. From assassinatio…
▶ 1:36:29
You know, it was the Rockefeller Commission that was supposedly the one that brought all of this information to light in the criminality of the CIA. But of course, they didn't do anything about it because what the Rockefeller Commission act…
▶ 1:39:08
And as I started digging back on this and why he accepted it, I took a look at, well, gee, there was a Rockefeller commission at the very beginning of this because he was supposed to dig into the CIA and he was supposed to provide the repor…
▶ 25:12
He was also later appointed by Gerald Ford to a commission on CIA activities within the United States, which was referred to as the Rockefeller Commission. So you've got the guy running Operation Gladio with the CIA in NATO, who, like the e…
▶ 25:42
They appoint the guys that are running the thing to be on the commission to make sure the commission comes up with the right answers, i.e. keeping us in the blind. So the Rockefeller Commission was set up to investigate E. Howard Hunt and F…
▶ 25:11
About a month after I arrived, one of the agents said to me, I hear that Pat Fuller signed your credentials. Twofold, which existed at least until 1974, was deemed by the Rockefeller Commission, and that's another joke, to have violated the…
▶ 58:16
Yankee and cowboy wars. And then you actually look it up and it's, it's clear that, you know, he's citing that the Rockefellers were heavily involved in the round tables and a lot of the business intelligence networks preceding world war tw…
▶ 56:28
I think all of that's out there. That doesn't mean there's not more, but there's enough to establish the fact that we were behind that coup 100%. Fair enough. I have one other question, which is, there's a lot of documents involving the Roc…
▶ 56:55
It's this story about how they have to put all these different puzzle pieces together and figure out what's not being released. And I wonder if there's sort of an opportunity to go back through the documents that the CIA released, what Rock…
▶ 1:00:34
You guys can look up his history, but there's so much more to it. It comes in as vice president. And as you alluded to, is in charge of this commission. And this commission does all of these crazy things. And there's different long term pol…
▶ 1:00:59
you know one of the the billionaires that is controlling all of this stuff and he's sitting right in the white house doing it i think there's probably a way using those documents to potentially nail the rockefeller commission just for lies …
▶ 1:11:19
Or even Nelson Rockefeller under Ford was crazy. And nobody knows all of the crap that he did as vice president. He had this entire commission in which volumes were written about. And his commission that he headed, which literally has volum…
▶ 1:11:46
They were cited for like the next 20 years on how to upheaval our entire country based on supposedly data that Nelson Rockefeller found during this, you know, once in a lifetime solve all of the ails of a country. His background is just cra…
▶ 27:19
On January 4th, 1975, Gerald Ford declared his administration would not tolerate illegal activity by intelligence agencies. He also said that he had been assured by William Colby that no such activities were in progress, which was a big fat…
▶ 27:48
Nelson Rockefeller, one of the guys who is in the syndicate directing the CIA's abuses. Very swiftly, Congress established its own investigative committee. The Senate approved a resolution, S-21, on January 27th by a vote of 82 to 4, naming…
▶ 29:14
In fact, the terms of reference for the Rockefeller Commission were carefully drawn in a futile effort to avoid investigations of very sensitive areas like assassinations. It was, however, an idle hope that this presidential commission coul…
▶ 46:22
An internal investigation of efforts to kill Castro. And the same ground was later plowed by a presidential commission. Not really. It wasn't really plowing anything, but whatever. The Rockefeller Commission. The same Rockefeller Commission…
▶ 40:12
Sheffield Edwards rejected Bobby's demand for a written report. That wasn't CIA's practice for sensitive operations. Yeah, we don't want to put that in writing because then maybe we would be held accountable at some point. Did the Kennedys …
▶ 15:02
had himself brought up the question of assassination in Russ' office on August 10th. Staff took the Lansdale memo and whited out the offending phrase, but it survived in Harvey's notes to help. In Lansdale's deposition to the Rockefeller Co…
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In the final report, Aspen Brown acknowledged that covert action remained the most controversial activity, but recommended that the capability be maintained because you have to have it. The commissioners cited most of the witnesses as well …
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James McCord, later known for his role in Watergate, was one of the security agents who took charge of the quote-unquote investigation for the CIA. The agency termed Olson's death a suicide. The tragic end of an emotionally unstable man, th…
▶ 1:23:30
um met with gerald ford on january 16th 1975 about the rockefeller commission and you know rosenthal leaves this memo behind that uh that that hirsch finds years later and when he was asked you know why why the president you know why he had…
▶ 1:23:58
You know, with the Rockefeller Commission, Ford responded that he needed to appoint those who could be trusted to keep those secrets that had to remain secret. Yep. Rosenthal, Hersh's editor, follows up with, like what? He asks. And then Pr…
▶ 34:35
Dylan, the guy that was in charge of the Secret Service during the assassination. Or I'm sorry, he picked Nelson Rockefeller. Let's get this correct. The 1975 commission was chaired by the lifelong friend of Dylan. Sorry, Nelson Rockefeller…
▶ 35:13
Not elected or anything. This is all after the Nixon coup. So Ford and Rockefeller sitting in the presidency, president and vice president. And Nelson Rockefeller's best friend is Dylan. Dylan is the guy that hid all the Secret Service dama…
▶ 37:24
to the United States for a terrorist attack, i.e. killing our president. That Lyman Lemesker was part of the 1975 commission to reinvestigate the Warren commission. You just literally cannot make this up. And of course, they concluded that …
▶ 1:34:34
The interplay between fiction and history or fiction and politics. What you were saying earlier reminded me of the year 1975, which is such a critical year because, you know, Congress was starting a process and we know how it ended up, but …
▶ 1:35:29
The main character, played by Robert Redford, is busting into an office in the West 60s in New York City here and shooting a guy in the whole office. Their job is described as reading fiction for purposes of intelligence. In other words, th…
▶ 39:05
there. He would later go up in the building and be thrown out of the building and murdered. Though the police was summoned, agents forbade any type of investigation or autopsy of Olson. Olson's family didn't discover what really happened un…
▶ 42:37
Publicly, Gerald Ford declared that he would not tolerate illegal activities by the intelligence agency. He said Colby had given assurances that no such activity still existed and announced a commission under Vice President, you get it, Nel…
▶ 43:10
Rockefeller had been in charge of the subcommittee on covert operations. He knew all about all this stuff. He could be dependent on to keep people in line and that their mandate ended with the domestic abuses the press had reported. That's …
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Chief put out this material without White House approval, but the spy chief was simply recounting what Ford had known since Vail. Colby also undoubtedly went to Capitol Hill expecting that the statement would be tightly guarded. The secret …
▶ 52:56
He wanted to sanitize documents given to the Rockefeller Commission only to be overruled by the White House. He assigned Scott Breckinridge of the IG office, an original author of the 1967 report on assassination plots, to dissuade the Rock…
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with the National Student Association case, Laos and Indonesia. President Ford agreed at the time. A key index of Bill Colby's basic approach is that he tried and failed to keep the family jewels out of play. The measure his detractors pref…
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Rockefeller asked whether Colby ought to be telling so much as if the CIA did not have an obligation to fully inform a presidential commission and as if the commission had no legal responsibility to conduct an actual inquiry. Indeed, it had…
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and a public uproar occurred. With Ford forced to expand the Rockefeller Commission to cover assassination allegations and the Senate was obliged to widen their scope as well as in the church inquiry. Reflecting Ford's interest, the entiret…
▶ 58:16
TypeScript pages ended up on the cutting floor. Its discussion of CIA plots against Castro, Trujillo, Lumumba, and Diem kept from the public. President Ford had the source materials all turned over to him. Like Bill Colby with the family je…
▶ 1:05:43
that not only was Rockefeller, Nelson Rockefeller in on the whole covert thing from being on the presidential, but then he's put in charge of the Rockefeller commission. It's just, it's literally crazy. And most people.…