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also: the coast of Africa, the African continent, Pan-Africa, African, the continent
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United States Armed Forces specialized_in
Africa documented
“The different groups would specialize geographically. The 10th group covered Europe. The 1st, Asia. The 8th, Latin America. The 3rd and 6th were planned for Africa in the Middle East. The 77th Special Forces Group was redesignated the 7th, …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents’ Secret Wars Chap 12 @ 38:40
CIA closed
Africa book_quoted
“but hadn't had a lot to show for it. Covert action fell under the DO spending plan and four to five months paramilitary course at Camp Perry was cut back. The directorate closed 15 stations in Africa. Of course, that still left something on…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 51 (53) @ 16:29
Israel trafficked
Africa host_asserted
“that's a problem for some people like the UK and Israel who were stealing all of their diamonds. So in collusion with Cecil Rhodes' disciples, they had captured basically all of the diamond mines…”
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It's important to get JFK out of the way. And I know people are locked into exactly why they think JFK was assassinated. There's about seven reasons why he was assassinated. And this is number one, one of the seven, not the number one. But …
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in order to get the colonial powers out and open up the true potential for Africa. Well, that's a problem for some people like the UK and Israel who were stealing all of their diamonds. So in collusion with Cecil Rhodes' disciples, they had…
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Well, the one thing that provided Israel protection from the entire continent of Africa is Egypt and the Suez Canal. The UK had forever occupied the Suez Canal, and it was kind of the breach point front defense for Israel. Well, Nasser, jus…
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because they knew when Egypt committed those forces to Yemen. So when you understand the setup that is going on, the fact that the Suez was pivotal to all of this, Israel's role in Africa, Nasser's support of the Pan-African movement to fre…
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We were going from Norfolk, that was our home base, to we always went up and down the coast of Africa, the west coast of Africa. And that's where we headed on our third and last cruise. I did three cruise aboard the Liberty. The only one I …
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And that would have been Nasser. They hated Nasser. So did LBJ. So what's interesting about that is if you guys kind of just pick up, and I'm so glad we started off with the history and how important Africa was to these bastards to keep the…
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Why do you think that we've got a citizenship whose mission is along the coast of Africa, picking up all of the information for any nationalists like Lumumba or any of the other countries that were trying to get their freedom from the Europ…
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And then when they get the window of opportunity, they get the SOS. Hey, we need you over here because we're going to basically sacrifice you guys on the altar of being able to regime change in Egypt. So just wanted to tie what he was telli…
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And so you have these foundations of accumulated billions of dollars, which they never pay taxes on while the rest of us do. It's one of the biggest rat fucks in history. That's what happened. That's the actual word for it is a rat fuck. Ex…
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Pan-British Empire, Pan-Arabia. There's no Pan-Africa. They didn't forget about Africa. They just specifically said that Africa is a slave colony for all of these people. They literally said that. Okay, so what's most important about this i…
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So, oh, and the murder of the one guy that was working the oil deal with Africa to give them a 50-50 split instead of the Mattei, was that his name? He basically did most of the Italian oil. There's just so much there because, again, they'v…
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it's the resources of these countries that they go after. I mean, they don't, they have their domains carved out by the resources. That's how they broke Africa up, South America, you know, Southeast Asia, you know, along with the drugs. Rig…
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Britain specifically, but France as well, because France had an interest because a lot of people don't know this part either. The slave trade from French colonies in Africa specializing in the production of rice. I just found this out like …
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Okay, everyone. We're had a last minute change of topic that will kind of nicely bridge the move from Europe where we kind of ended with Turkey into Asia. I wanted to go to Africa. I got overruled. So we're going to Asia.…
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In all of these different. Operation Gladio areas. And. They're going to label him. Like they've labeled everybody. Yeah. He mostly worked in Africa. By the way. To the Congo. Yeah. So he was the competition. So. Anyway. Tomorrow night. Is …
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contingencies done for operation gladio specifically in africa where they're buying airplanes they're buying helicopters for these things they're buying patriot battery systems where the hell are they getting that shit from they're getting …
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They didn't call the stuff that happened in Africa Operation Gladio, but that's what it was. They used the exact same footprint, the stay behind units, all of it. So by kind of putting it all under that umbrella and being consistent with th…
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And then once you can see it and you've established that it fits that pattern, you know immediately who's responsible for it. NATO. And of course, that aligns, especially in Africa. It aligns with the fact that, oh, where's all of the colon…
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under the quote unquote decolonization was recolonized using the NGOs of the World Wildlife Fund and everything else. They never decolonized. They just did a PR trick on us. And so that's why I foot stomp every single time on the terminolog…
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I think September 11th, 1961 was devastating, if not more so, for lots of reasons in the creation of the WWF, especially once you find out what they've been doing. And Huxley traveled to Africa in 1960. And their efforts there was the initi…
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While still some of them were under the control of Europe to set up a massive amounts of national parks throughout Africa because they were going to come back in after they, quote unquote, got to be democratized and take over those national…
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And there were so many national parks that it ended up being 20% of the landmass of Africa. And Huxley was basically flying all over the continent to look at basically where the best places to put these parks were. And the way they decided …
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because they wanted to do ecotourism eventually. And they basically monopolized, they stole all of the ivory out of the elephant tusk. They laid landmines in many of these African countries while they were doing the paramilitary, sabotaged …
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he kept writing articles about how these cattle that had been there for again a thousand years was all of a sudden going to overgraze and destroy and make these lush forests into a desert had never happened in a thousand years but all of a …
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And they weren't going to have any food to eat. So somebody had to do something quick. And then he kept saying that there was such limited land in Africa. And when you think about that, did people really believe that? Even back in the day, …
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He contacted a guy by the name of Max Nicholson. Nicholson founded the British Nature Conservatory, who is on record saying that he felt that under African government, the prospect of conservation of nature would be ended. Again, they have …
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The one of these sites in the U.S. Virgin Islands. And this kind of was almost like the protocol or the not the protocol, the model for what they're going to do over in Africa, because they touted these things as ecotourism, like it's, you …
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But the ones in Africa, they added getting to kill an animal as a quote unquote safari hunt in addition to ecotourism. I don't know how the two coexist, but somehow they did it and they get people to pay for it. I did look up the price toda…
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There's so they starve them out and they murder them. I mean, it's brutal. Yeah. And the these are the native people. These aren't even just like people that's moved to because this is back in the 50s. These were the native Hawaiians, the n…
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He served as the UN High Commissioner for Refugees from 1966 to 77, when there was a shitload of refugees as a result of all of this turmoil and the civil wars that were happening throughout the continent of Africa, during which he reorient…
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And let's see, the institution, okay, so his whole family, his iterations, they're now up to Khan number four, Aga Khan number four, as the 45th Iman of the Ismaili community. Aga Khan is a business magnate, and he has British and Portugues…
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For what's going on today, just let that sink in. So Aga Khan was a member of the 1001 Club. That's part of the WWF fundraising and served as vice president of the WWF International. So he was not a small player. He spent billions in Africa…
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And the less water, the more salty, saltier it got and the more it destroyed because that will kill everything. So they're slowly killing everything and they don't care because it will be mean that they can round up those people or kill tho…
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Yeah. They've got exchanges in some strange places like some countries in Africa we have discussed. We're not doing the Melons today, but I thought I'd give them a mention. They are another interesting family. Okay. 1901, he gives $10 milli…
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What did Teddy Roosevelt do? Quite a bit. Progressive president. It's interesting that Carnegie is the one who financed Roosevelt's famous trip to Africa. And that's the Spanish-American War, the acquisition of Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philip…
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had also been commissioned as a Navy intelligence officer during the war, where he was then transferred to OSS. During his OSS time, he spent time in Africa, Turkey, Romania, France, and Germany. Wisner had determined to build an organizati…
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Just like with the Cuban exiles, they deploy all over the world to orchestrate. They're in Ukraine right now. They're all over Africa. They are subcontractors to all of the private military security companies. Colombia is one of the, so the…
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So, I take it you're kind of new here? Well, I've been in here a few times. Okay. So, basically, during World War II, Hitler and Reinhard Galen had come up with a concept called stay-behind units. This was a very well-known tactic dating ba…
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that they had vital knowledge that they needed to inject into Latin America. And of course, that was all because they had found oil and gold and all kinds of natural resources down there that the oligarchs wanted. In Washington, Byron Engel…
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This is the setting up of Operation Gladio inside of China. These are small units. And remember, this is the tactic of the West. This is what they did in all of Africa. They went to small, oppressed tribal entities, trained them to be assas…
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They put these minorities in charge of the majority with a small contingent of like French or Belgium military. And then they just open slaughtered them. And as long as they were killing each other, they were free to steal all the resources…
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The different groups would specialize geographically. The 10th group covered Europe. The 1st, Asia. The 8th, Latin America. The 3rd and 6th were planned for Africa in the Middle East. The 77th Special Forces Group was redesignated the 7th, …
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Directorate of Plans remained the largest component of the CIA, a thousand stronger than when Ike had taken, basically was in charge. Accounting for 54% of the agency's budget, it had field stations in Africa that increased by 55% from 1959…
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Though he had endeavored to emphasize espionage, Helms recognized the increased interest in counterinsurgency and encouraged plans efforts in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia, where all the coups happened. By the mid-1960s, Helms h…
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covert action officers served in the Plans area, and 4,800 officers were assigned to the area's division, of which Far East was the largest, with about 1,500, and Africa with the smallest.…
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In March 1961, the Army doubled the number of units. Now, groups specialized geographically. The 10th group for Europe. The first group for Asia. The new 8th group would focus on Latin America. The 3rd and 6th group was for Africa and the M…
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An extra 1,000 CIA personnel supported the director of operations work. Field stations in Africa increased by half between 59 and 63. You know, because we're going to overthrow a bunch of governments there. Reflecting the rise of Tweedy's A…
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from Venezuela traveling to the Middle East to arrange oil for food exchanges to get food to Venezuela because of the U.S. sanctions. And he made a gas stop in Africa and the U.S. paid this country that has no extradition treaty with the Un…
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but hadn't had a lot to show for it. Covert action fell under the DO spending plan and four to five months paramilitary course at Camp Perry was cut back. The directorate closed 15 stations in Africa. Of course, that still left something on…
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Then you had the African Americans. About the same time, there was reported barely two dozen active black officers that were case officers in a cadre of 1,800 to 2,000. And then they wondered why they didn't have any black officers to put i…
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who had came from the NSC staff where he had been the top man for intelligence. Tenet has been a decade on Capitol Hill, mostly as a staff member at the Senate Intelligence Committee. A couple of years earlier, Woolsey had favored shutting …
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Another subject, forest problems in Africa, Near East and Southeast Asia. That was just the name of a few of them. The PSB tried to build global influence. Plan Torrential concerned psychological operations during the nuclear war, as if it …
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that the ARC units were basically tasked by the CIA. They were intimately involved in the ferrying of, not that they were actually flying them on military aircraft, I'm not saying that. I don't have any evidence of that, but of course it wo…
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insufficiently delicate. It stirred hopes overseas, particularly in Africa, a continent swept by anti-colonialism tempest. Dignitaries from African countries began calling regularly on Kennedy at Capitol Hill, praising him for his courageou…
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trying to find housing in segregated Washington for the steady stream of African visitors. In the Senate office building, it was becoming the center of African aspiration. The Eisenhower administration remained a reactionary bastion. The pr…
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And that any revolutionary mischief on the continent would only play into the communist hands. So they would overthrow them, pushing them into the communist hands. At one time, the National Security Council meeting, Vice President Nixon obs…
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The two old friends who agreed that there was probably no room for the Jewish people in post-war Europe and certainly they should not return to positions of power. Dulles offered that there were some in America who felt the Jews should be r…
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Correct. He died in February 2025. Yeah. Yeah. The organization owns, which the foundation, you know, they have all their money in a giant foundation. Of course. Owns massive, what do you call it? Newspapers, media organizations and everyth…
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their bread and butter. Frequently, the articles were written about Africa. The writers, like the speakers at the summit, were not the ones that would expect for a group whose members sometimes referred to news stories as mercenaries. For e…
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and they're throwaway items for him. They're a line on a balance sheet or expense account, I should say. The future for the sector, he stressed, wasn't about identifying geographical areas and getting work there. It wasn't about Iraq, Afgha…
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The firm was also finding work in Africa, turning its attention to oil and thus following the lead of other private military security companies, such as Control Risk Group, Inris, Triple Canopy and Armor Group. The Niger Delta, for example,…
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Operation Gladio. And one of the notes I just highlighted talked about several of the people not necessarily mentioned in the chapter were all members of the French Vichy activists, which, as you guys know, they were the people that didn't …
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The fact that they said it was a transnational organization so that it is in, yeah, and like we've said, whether it was the Congress for Cultural Freedom or any of the, all of the nefarious African-American ones, remember the whole thing ab…