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Claims (43)
South Africa carried_out_attack
Angola book_quoted
“admitted that his country's troops had secured an electrical plant that was on the inside of Angola's border. So they're definitely operating there. The South Africans then escalated considerably, according to U.S. intelligence reports, and…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Angola, Portugal and arms dealers @ 1:00:46
South African Military Secret Service carried_out_attack
Angola documented
“Judge Mark Klein, who led the investigation, discovered that apartheid South Africa government had secretly organized mass slaughter of elephants and rhinos in neighboring Black-governed countries like Angola with the sole purpose of destab…”
▶ Operation Gladio- World Wildlife Fund - Africa Part 2 @ 32:33
Fidel Castro ordered_assassination_of
Angola book_quoted
“established that Fidel Castro decided to commit combat troops to Angola on November 4th, the same day Havana had sent hundreds of heavy weapon experts to Angola. Kissinger both greatly exaggerated the pace and timing of the Cuban commitment…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 38 (40) @ 1:06:27
CIA supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“The first leaks appeared in the Washington Post and New York Times. In late September, they were muted by the continuing CIA manufactured propaganda, a case of blowback in which the agency's foreign affairs affected American politics. Even …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 38 (40) @ 1:14:28
South Africa carried_out_attack
Angola host_asserted
“UNINA shot down a UN aircraft and South Africans resumed their covert intervention. Angolan starved in the meantime. Only Zimbabwe's death in battle in 2002 seemed to finally bring conflict to those. Had the foreign administration not begun…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 49 (51) @ 41:13
CIA supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“And they had a corrupt leadership and they had one that was at least less corrupt. I'm not going to say they weren't any corruption, but they were all very well educated and capable of running a country where the corrupt guys were not. And …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 10 @ 44:07
World Wildlife Fund carried_out_attack
Angola book_quoted
“them launching attacks from South Africa into Angola, into Tanzania, into Rhodesia. And so he really put, and he did it not even knowing what he was doing. He did it as a result of saying that these people were basically using these same na…”
▶ Operation Gladio- World Wildlife Fund - Africa Part 2 @ 18:00
Brigade 2506 deployed_to
Angola host_asserted
“The preponderance of the group that was involved in Watergate were trained by the CIA's Miami station as part of the quote unquote Cuban exiles, which are our Operation Gladio people. The Cuban exiles was used throughout America to do some …”
▶ Coyote of Wallstreet - 'THE FALSE FLAG DEFINITION' w Colonel Towner on the DC Shooting 2025-05-25 @ 59:39
Mossad supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“Our CIA went to Mossad and said, hey, here's the money. We need you to send the weapons to Angola. We need you to send the weapons to the Contras because we can't do it legally. And they did it with France. France also not only supplied nuc…”
▶ Operation Gladio (241113) @ 1:19:24
Michael Hand trafficked
Angola host_asserted
“of the Nugent Hand, Michael Hand, he was a weapons trafficker as well. He was selling weapons through Israel and South Africa to fight in Angola and several of the Southern African countries. So that was quite the rabbit hole. Anyway, yeah,…”
▶ Operation Gladio- Open Mic Friday @ 54:32
Luitingh member_of
Angola host_asserted
“if that's how you say it, S-A-C-A-C-E-N, also was financed by Eric Prince. And it was ran by a guy named Lapras, L-U-I-T-I-N-G-H, however you say that last name. And he was involved in Angola in the 1980s under Reagan. So it's just a big ci…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 9 @ 1:08:14
Ronald Reagan carried_out_attack
Angola host_asserted
“We are going to go overthrow the government of Nicaragua. We're going to go overthrow the government of Angola. We're going to go create the Iran-Iraq war. All of those things were going on during their administration. But because we were f…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism&Cold War #13 @ 1:38:26
Ronald Reagan supported
Angola book_quoted
“And let's see. Well, one of them was in Meridius, which is an island. And operations went forward in Afghanistan, Nicaragua, Libya. American involvement obviously happened in Angola, Cambodia. More than 50 covert operations happened during …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner-Presidents’ Secret Wars Chap 17 @ 42:24
Israel trafficked
Angola host_asserted
“And Pickering was one of those tough students on that exchange program with IDF. That's where he came up before. Yeah. The Israeli Defense Force. Yeah. And you want to know why the war pigs are always backing Israel? Again, Israel was the w…”
▶ The Shadow State 42- Secret Societies 25 - WAR PIGS 2025-06-06 @ 46:09
CIA carried_out_attack
Angola book_quoted
“The CIA didn't call a halt to any of it. They're actually over in Africa doing the same thing. The African adventure, generally speaking, was called Operation Feature. You know, like Latin America was called Operation Condor. Operation Feat…”
▶ The Colonels Corner_ Presidents’ Secret Wars chapter 16 continued @ 5:26
United States supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“The same thing with using Israel for a cutout for the weapons that were being sent to Angola. And there we not only went through Israel, but we also went through South Africa. Everybody has their hand in the cookie jar. So at the end of the…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner president’s secret wars chapter 16 @ 1:52:04
Israel supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“The same thing with using Israel for a cutout for the weapons that were being sent to Angola. And there we not only went through Israel, but we also went through South Africa. Everybody has their hand in the cookie jar. So at the end of the…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner president’s secret wars chapter 16 @ 1:52:04
South Africa supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“The same thing with using Israel for a cutout for the weapons that were being sent to Angola. And there we not only went through Israel, but we also went through South Africa. Everybody has their hand in the cookie jar. So at the end of the…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner president’s secret wars chapter 16 @ 1:52:04
Aginter Press carried_out_attack
Angola host_asserted
“It goes on to say that such false flag operations will create a feeling of hostility towards those who threaten the peace of each and every nation. And in their sights, that was to be blamed every single time on the communist. A gentle pres…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Portugal @ 25:26
Israel supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“We weren't allowed to trade with apartheid South Africa. So Israel did it for us. They brought the guns in and then those guns were trafficked over to Angola to shoot the people that the CIA didn't want to be in charge, which, by the way, w…”
▶ Operation Gladio - World Wildlife Fund - Africa- Erik Prince (Redo) @ 24:12
Executive Outcomes carried_out_attack
Angola host_asserted
“having inspired the Academy Award-nominated Blood Diamond movie in 2006 in a 2015 novel of the same name. The firm's reputation was well-founded. After the operations, it conducted in Angola and Sierra Leone in the mid-1990s. Now, you guys …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 10 @ 3:49
Israel supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“And that was illustrated in the Iran-Contra, where Israel was used as a cutout to get missiles to Iran. They were used as a cutout to get weapons to Angola via South Africa. So you can't just look at the United States in looking for informa…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Communism&Cold War Part 12 @ 58:28
CIA supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“So Mossad is definitely one of those post-World War II intelligence agencies, along with the IDF. They both are very active in what I just said. As a matter of fact, what the US government has done repeatedly is when the Congress forbids th…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government #4 @ 1:35:18
Le Cercle attempted_coup_against
Angola host_asserted
“This planning document, which was also handed to Prime Minister Thatcher, suggested the certain peripheral countries that needed to be attacked. You will not find it at all surprising once I name these countries. Grenada, Angola, Seychelles…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism&Cold War Part 10 @ 37:21
Brigade 2506 carried_out_attack
Angola host_asserted
“They were not heroes. They were assassins. They were terrorists. They were trained by the CIA to attack people all over the world, not just Cuba. If they had only been isolated to Cuba, that would be one thing. I wouldn't agree with it, but…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Transnational Anticommunism&Cold War Part 10 @ 47:02
Executive Outcomes supplied_arms_to
Angola documented
“in the Angolan government to defeat the quote-unquote insurgents, which were actually the party that the US and the UK didn't want to control the country. They were not insurgents. They were people that lived there that wanted to decide the…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers by Hagedorn Part 2 @ 4:06
South Africa trafficked
Angola book_quoted
“23 tons of military equipment flown in July 1986 by Azima's Madrid airline, Race Aviation. Now, keep in mind, we've talked about this before. This is not unlike what was going on in Angola in 1980s as well, where Israel was the cutout to pr…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil, and War Part 2 @ 7:27
Southern Air Transport supplied_arms_to
Angola documented
“Total revenues of almost $40 million. So they were basically doing about 60% of their business with either the Pentagon or the CIA. Southern Air's largest private account was a subcontractor to the Anglo-Irish firm IAS Guernsey to provide f…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 42 (44) @ 40:19
CIA carried_out_attack
Angola documented
“The secret warriors also tried to substitute propaganda for boots on the ground. Fully a third of the feature task force was PSYOP's specialist. Their effort codename was CADMUS, Project AI CADMUS. In Kinshasa, they planted stories in the t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 38 (40) @ 56:46
Task Force 157 carried_out_attack
Angola documented
“Task Force Zulu, its commander codename Rommel, and Afrikaner Colonel Koos van Heerden, was more powerful than Savembe's entire army at the time. Zulu became Savembe's spearhead. Typically, the South African Operation Savannah has passed of…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 38 (40) @ 1:03:41
Israel trafficked
Angola host_asserted
“one and two, or our attack on Angola, where they trafficked weapons into South Africa and then into Angola. So the connection between intelligence agencies and the state itself are intricately linked, as it is with MI6, the German BND, blah…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government #9 b @ 1:51:40
William Casey targeted_for_regime_change
Angola host_asserted
“politicians all over the world aligned with their fascist beliefs in power. I added the word fascist. No country was safe. From Egypt to Guatemala to Poland to Afghanistan to Spain to Angola to Nicaragua, every liberal government needed to …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Book Club Prelude to Terror Chap 25 @ 8:01
Operation 40 carried_out_attack
Angola host_asserted
“That basically did exactly what I just described to you, launching terrorist attacks into it. And the purpose was to destabilize the countries in the southern part of Africa that had just newly been given their freedom and had elected presi…”
▶ Operation Gladio - World Wildlife Fund - Africa- Erik Prince (Redo) @ 29:35
South Africa carried_out_attack
Angola host_asserted
“And it was South Africa that came to the CIA's aid by setting up terrorist training camps just inside of South Africa. And this guy, this Rupert Nature Foundation that he set up, facilitated that. So, again, this is how. And then he takes t…”
▶ Operation Gladio and Africa overview_ WWF exposed @ 36:19
Israel supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“disguising the sale of weapons to Iran as part of the Iran-Contra. But do you know who we were using as the cutout for weapons trafficking? Israel. Yeah, it was absolutely the Israelis. We also used Israel as the cutout for shipping weapons…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Secret Societies (Bush family) with War Hamster Brady @ 1:05:47
United States supplied_arms_to
Angola guest_asserted
“who used Israel as a cutout to traffic weapons to South Africa while it was still under apartheid into Angola to fight a war there because we wanted the gold and the uranium that was on their side of the Congolese line because we'd already …”
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South Africa supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“Preserve deniability for the CIA. In the Angolan conflict, the countries of Zaire, which was Congo after the CIA overthrew it, and South Africa were used. And remember, we talked about Angola and how the CIA was giving money to Israel to tr…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 11 @ 24:27
Black Wasps carried_out_attack
Angola caller_asserted
“a lot in Africa, in Angola in particular. They were in a battle there trying to help the Angola people from the West and, you know, the usual suspects coming in. So it's pretty interesting, these black wasps. And on the Wikipedia, there wer…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner-The Mafia, CIA & George Bush Part 6 @ 1:15:11
AFL-CIO funded
Angola host_asserted
“And they would use that money to go to Venezuela, Chile, Nicaragua, Guatemala, everywhere throughout Latin America. Now, we have found them over in Angola and some African countries as well. But their primary focus initially was in Latin Am…”
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CIA supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“Preserve deniability for the CIA. In the Angolan conflict, the countries of Zaire, which was Congo after the CIA overthrew it, and South Africa were used. And remember, we talked about Angola and how the CIA was giving money to Israel to tr…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 11 @ 24:27
Cuba supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“The Cubans were there as part of an expeditionary force and was actually fighting. There's no evidence of that at all. The Cubans, and again, this is something that I've ran across repeatedly. That was the exact same story we were told in G…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Zaire-Congo 1975-1978 @ 1:21:45
Soviet Union supplied_arms_to
Angola host_asserted
“And the backbone in the resources to come in and help these fledgling countries do something was Cuba and the Soviet Union. Because they basically threw up the middle finger at America and the West and said, screw you. If you're not going t…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Zaire-Congo 1975-1978 @ 1:23:35
Boston Consulting Group carried_out_attack
Angola host_asserted
“So let's go down to some of their controversies. I find it very interesting where their controversies occurred. The first one, Angola. Those of you who follow me know that we have been instrumental in basically destroying and destabilizing …”
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Mentions (120)
▶ 59:39
The preponderance of the group that was involved in Watergate were trained by the CIA's Miami station as part of the quote unquote Cuban exiles, which are our Operation Gladio people. The Cuban exiles was used throughout America to do some …
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who used Israel as a cutout to traffic weapons to South Africa while it was still under apartheid into Angola to fight a war there because we wanted the gold and the uranium that was on their side of the Congolese line because we'd already …
▶ 2:08:05
Congo and was controlling it. We wanted to control Angola post-World War II and forward. And so during the Reagan administration, they orchestrated a war using, by the way, Cuban exiles as paramilitary that they trucked into Angola and they…
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into Angola using South Africa. They did the exact same thing to traffic arms to Iran at inflated prices during the Iran-Iraq war in order to pay covert black money through BCCI in order to fund the Nicaraguan Contras. And so Israel has bee…
▶ 53:26
And again, we're going to get off if I allow us to. But I'm just curious, what percentage of that entire operation down there do you think he was aware of? I already know the answer. He was aware of all of it. I knew it was going to be 100%…
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I love this response when I start pointing out that Reagan opened the border, gave amnesty to illegals. He tried to thwart the I think it's called the MNT, which was a political group in Angola. And they financially backed and sick the CIA …
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to illicitly take out uranium from Angola because they were on the border with the Congo, which we had overthrown and put a dictator in there, too. So they were crafting a policy in Angola and they used a crap ton of Cuban exiles in Angola.…
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It's a trend out of Newport Beach. So, yeah, I've been all over that story for quite some time. Interesting. Let me also point out that I ran across the Boston Consulting Group when I was doing the deep dive into United Fruit and then Chiqu…
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And if you guys don't know, during the Reagan administration, we basically tried to secure all of the resources in Angola by supporting the corrupt UNITA element of the three organizations that were vying for power once Angola was kind of c…
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type destabilization effort to include using the CIA's Miami-based Cuban exiles to infiltrate Angola and take over all of their natural resources because they border the Congo where the uranium and the gold and the diamonds are. And so they…
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spreading of weapons to places that we want them to go, a willing participant in that arrangement as well. And it's true for all of the European countries. Israel has served as a weapons conduit to anything that the Western countries wanted…
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Matt, sorry about that. Go ahead. I think it might have been fat fingers me. I'm sorry. It was an accident. So, Matt, let me let me rephrase because I think you misunderstood what I was saying. Our citizens in the United States had our repr…
▶ 1:19:24
Our CIA went to Mossad and said, hey, here's the money. We need you to send the weapons to Angola. We need you to send the weapons to the Contras because we can't do it legally. And they did it with France. France also not only supplied nuc…
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Or Belgium, sorry. We talked about the Congo when we talked about some of the other European countries, to include America, because we had a huge, big contribution in Angola. And obviously, there's lots of British colonies down there, Rhode…
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the national park system down there. And coincidentally, all of his national parks, they end up being right along the frontier of where they're going to go to war, like in Angola and Tanzania and all of these other. And again, the way we we…
▶ 35:33
That's what they did in Angola. And we went through that when we talked about Angola. They were trying to get the corrupt UNITA, U-N-I-T-A guys that were literally related to the CIA dictator installed in the Congo because they border areas…
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And plus that guy had already been paid off because he was in charge of all of the natural resources in Angola because it borders the Congo. So he had diamonds, gold and uranium, just like the Congo did. And so the CIA was already in bed wi…
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I also pointed out that in South Africa specifically, when they engaged militarily in Nambia and Angola, they used what's referred to as military intelligence officers and special forces. But keep in mind when they're talking about this, th…
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I wanted to. OK, so also one of the things that some insiders disclosed is that in order to facilitate military actions in like Angola and Tanzania, they these Gladio operators would go in and mine these national parks.…
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And I have always wanted to research Angola because when we were doing Cuba and Central America and South America, because Angola popped off at the same time, there's so many references to the same CIA people being in and the Cuban exiles a…
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in angola i mean i knew about it but i never actually looked into it um africa was not my area of study in air war college um southeast asia um was my specialty and so i just didn't know that much about it so over the past couple of days i'…
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There was a plausible liability. If Spain's not in NATO, then you can say, hey, that's not part of NATO, right? And so it wasn't until after Franco's gone that Spain eventually ends up in NATO. So you have to keep all of those things in min…
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South Africa, and then what was back then called Southwest Africa, Boswala land, all of those entities between the Brits and Portugal, all of those had like UK ties, and then you have Mozambique and Angola.…
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Lo and behold, one of the very first things you realize when you look at the map is Angola, entire north and half of their east border is the Congo. Well, that's weird because when we did the Congo.…
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They created the world's largest NATO military base there to guard all of that stuff and to kill any Congonese who came in and tried to take their country back. So a couple of days ago when I looked at this old map and I'm like, oh, son of …
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Which means what? That they're going to have all of the same resources that the Congo has. They're going to have diamonds. They're going to have oil. They're going to have all of that stuff. And they're going to have it all in the northern …
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I'm like, oh, oh, and look, the only way that the Congo can get to the Atlantic is through Angola. So who had interest in, from the international syndicate perspective, who had interest in Angola with their petroleum, diamonds, iron ore, ma…
▶ 9:10
uranium, coffee, timber, cotton, and food. Angola was self-sufficient in food, which of course, when I told my husband, I was looking at Angola and he goes, isn't that where all of the starving people were when we were like in elementary sc…
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Most of this verbatim. And I'm going to start off by saying that there are three factions in Angola. When they get ready to have their revolution for their independence. And those three factions are.…
▶ 13:33
M.P.L.A. All right. So M.P.L.A. M.P.L.A. And I'll go through this guy's interview goes through why they would have been the logical choice. They were highly educated, most of them educated inside of Portugal. Very articulate, very savvy whe…
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fighting strategy everything they had the most capability to actually run a government because again they were all very educated the leader at the time this was going on was actually married to a Portuguese citizen and had traveled back and…
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of katanga and all of the natural resources so he's basically a drug lord a weapons lord um taking uh diamonds out of the country illegally he's he's a crook so you know damn well that's who the cia is going to fund in this whole thing and …
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who the CIA is going to pick. He was also stupid, and he was the least capable of being able to do anything with Angola after they decided they were done stealing all of the resources. So, of course, people like Rockefeller and Standard Oil…
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That should be enough background to read this first interview. All right. So here's the question. What kind of knowledge did the CIA have of the Angolan liberation movement prior to the outbreak of the Civil War? The answer given by the for…
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In 1964, chiefly to report on various African liberation movements, since Angola was a Portuguese colony, Lisbon provided the actual intelligence coverage. This office was closed in 1967, mainly, as you suggest, to humor the Portuguese. In …
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which is in the Congo and from Lisbon. Responding to the worsening crisis following the Portuguese revolution, the agency decided to send a few officers to Luanda and on temporary duty in March of 1975. The guy being interviewed said, I qui…
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did in fact come from Kenosha, which again is the Congo, which is a CIA-installed stooge government that is going to be reporting information in Angola in support of the president's brother-in-law whose territory in Angola borders Katanga t…
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S-A-V-I-M-B-I, until Unina emerged as the third major power player. Also, you mentioned in your study, Siam B was not trusted because of his Chinese communist contacts and his flirtation with Mao. The Luande Consulate, again from the Congo,…
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N-E-T-O. And his first name is like Agostinho Neto. N-E-T-O. And he was the guy that was in charge of the MPLA. I came to share Tom Killoran. And Tom Killoran was also the U.S. Embassy Consul in the country. His last name is spelled K-I-…
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and had many close Portuguese friends. His trusted doctor and unofficial advisor, Armento Ferreira, was Portuguese and lived in Lisbon. Other senior MPLA members were impressive, and he names several of them who have crazy names, and were s…
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social leaning background of many of the MPLA leaders. They were the most effective, better educated, better trained, better motivated. The rank and file were also better motivated, particularly the armed combatants who fought harder and wi…
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but to add our assistance to their opponent. It says it was only after three months that I realized what was really happening. I had little direct contact with UNITA. My knowledge of this movement was very basic and thus not worth your cons…
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either politically or militarily during the time I was there. I was deeply concerned, nevertheless, that United purported ties with South Africa and the resulting political liability that that would carry. I was unaware at the time, of cour…
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in the Congo, right? And they were using them or wanted to use them in Angola for stolen goods. And let me tell you, the stolen goods are weapons, drugs, and diamonds. What was your, here's another question. What was your opinion about the …
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But Paul Helliwell's fine. Bout's not fine. And now that we've went over Angola, all of this is going to make sense to the audience here. Bout was involved with a Soviet military operation in Angola. And guess who Bout was arming? The MPLA,…
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had the better chance of winning and governing, if you recall the session on Angola, but wasn't corrupt. And so the CIA funded the corrupt UNITA because that was the son-in-law of the guy that they installed in the Congo after they couped L…
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had been exporting all kinds of different weapons to basically all over. And they cite in that report that he was arming the MPLA while the CIA was arming UNITA in the Angolan conflict. In the report, it also mentions the Zaire, which is ac…
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He stated, it is possible these arms reached other groups, but we supplied them legally. If they are selling weapons after we ship them, that's their responsibility. Bulgaria's interior minister said in a 1992 statement that during the comm…
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had been Bulgaria's involvement in the training of quote-unquote terrorists in Angola, Cuba, Nicaragua, Yemen, and Tanzania. Now, keep in mind, this is the U.S.'s definition of terrorists because they funded the people that even our State D…
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peninsula that sticks down and then it has the big bend in it that goes out to the west, it reminds you a lot of the state of Florida. So as you go down the peninsula, you have Equatorial Guinea, you have Angola down there, and then at the …
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had actually said this. This is a quote. We cannot understand why bandits like Jonas Savimbi, who was Angolian warlord backed by the CIA. And remember, we've already talked about Angola. Killers like Peter Botha, who was the South African l…
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that the U.S. government wanted to install in power. Now, this is very much like what they did in Angola by teaming up with the Unida tribe and tried to install people that was not politically popular, but they were corrupt and it could be …
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The exact opposite happened. We experienced that with the Congo and Belgium and some of the other ones, Portugal with Angola, blah, blah, blah. They don't leave an educated population. They don't leave a stable government. And what I found …
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reporters that it would be hard for me to believe that because JFK and almost every case in foreign policy whether it was Indonesia whether it was Israel whether it was South Africa whether it was Angola whether it was Algeria whether it wa…
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We're funneling it through Israel, so it's not really going to Nicaragua. Yeah, exactly. Correct. And the same thing happened in Angola under Reagan. So we do not want the government that Angola is going to put in place. Angola backs up to …
▶ 1:08:26
We get cut off. The CIA gets cut off from funding Angola directly. So what do they do? They use Israel to funnel weapons into South Africa, which at the time was apartheid South Africa. And they're running them over the border into Angola t…
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And if you go and you look at where Angola is on down the coast, they were shipping arms. They wanted to ship arms through Liberia into the Unita rebels of Angola. That's what all of this is leading up to. Two months later, following a myst…
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If the CIA comes in, and I'm going to tell you why the CIA wanted this, in addition to the previous reason to run flights into Angola for arms trafficking, because that's exactly what the CIA was doing. They also are, well, let me tell you …
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with the terrorists as an excuse to go in, right? We did that with the Hutu and the Tutsis. We looked at them in Angola. We looked at them all over South America. This is exactly what I have been describing for now well over a year. And the…
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for weapons trafficking to angola which was also vice president george bush um another national security 10-2 um ran out of the white house um intervention in another foreign country and that in that case we were after their gold um and oth…
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The National Endowment for Democracy is one of the places they ended up. And they were basically still engaged in coups. They were engaged in regime change. And we saw that throughout the 1980s with Angola and Nicaragua and El Salvador, bla…
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The United States were funding the guerrillas in Central America and South America. We were also funding them in Angola and in the Congo and all over the African continent. So they pay these people good money to author a report that says, n…
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at a camp just outside of Immokalee. And they then sent them all over the world, Angola, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, blah, blah, blah, El Salvador, Vietnam, to be assassins and killers and torturers and kidnappers. And they were all tra…
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of the Nugent Hand, Michael Hand, he was a weapons trafficker as well. He was selling weapons through Israel and South Africa to fight in Angola and several of the Southern African countries. So that was quite the rabbit hole. Anyway, yeah,…
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All of this stuff, working deals, passing weapons on to Israel through South Africa to get into Angola to try to orchestrate a corrupt official to be given, basically put in charge of Angola so that they could continue to steal all of their…
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Those people went to El Salvador. They went to Honduras. They went to Guatemala. They were in Angola. They were in Nicaragua. He's been everywhere. He's the guy that was standing there when they arrested Che Guevara and killed him in either…
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Okay, we talked yesterday about Angola. And as I indicated to everyone yesterday, it is fascinating to me, in not a good way, that things that I have heard people talk about my whole adult life, and Angola is certainly one of them.…
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Is Gladio all wrapped up in a ribbon? And none of us knew that. And once we get through with Portugal, who was the colonizer of Portugal, I'm sorry, of Angola, you're going to understand why. I'm sitting here. I'm sorry. I'm a little distra…
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It was called a gender press and was allegedly involved in assassination operations in Portugal, as well as Portuguese colonies in Africa, unquote. And again, you know, we see because we did Angola yesterday, the implications of that quote.…
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It fought against the national liberation movements and sought the liquidation of any leader of the movement. They sought to infiltrate. They installed informers and provocateurs and the utilization of false liberation movements. These acti…
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I'm going to go over some of the other Portuguese colonies because we'll be able to compare and contrast with Angola and then what happened in Portugal and who was running their operations when we go to Mozambique and a couple of the other …
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chaos in whatever country in Africa has whatever resource they want. They overthrow the government. We did it in Angola. We did it in Liberia. We did it in Rwanda. I mean, there's just country after country after country. And you have all o…
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In the 1970s, there were still some countries in Africa that were coming out of colonialism, among them Mozambique, Angola, and Djibouti. The main concern of everyone was that the quote-unquote spread of communism, because that's what we're…
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quote unquote, OPEC oil issues were all contrived. Now that I know that it was Jimmy Carter that tried to hold the CIA accountable, much like JFK did, and that it was Jimmy Carter that linked foreign aid to human rights and cut off the conf…
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would help him. The only person that he could go to for help was Cuba. And so in so many of those, same thing with Lumumba, you know, the only Cubans there were the Cubans in Katanga trying to kill Lumumba. Same way in Angola. They kept say…
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had Cubans running all over the place. The actual Cubans were the Cuban exiles trained as assassins working for the CIA against the good guys and with UNINA, who were the corrupt resource-stealing people up there next to and related to the …
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And Mager Sarge is over on Rumble and he looked that up. It's MPLA. Thank you, Mager Sarge, for looking that up. MPLA was the good guys in Angola that the CIA fought the war against in the War of Independence for Angola. Thank you very much…
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quote-unquote Cuban exiles, which we refer to as Operation Gladio operatives, in order to conduct not just raids on Cuba, but throughout all of Latin America. You find these Cuban exiles in El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua. You f…
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started the African continent, there was a lot of activity during Reagan's administration. And so I went over to begin looking. We talked about Angola and we talked about South Africa and the Congo. And we also have Zaire, which is actually…
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involved in Operation Gladio and that he was on the up and up because he was not. It kind of starts with Zaire. There was some still spillover into Angola as well. And Angola started in 75 and went into basically all of the 80s. And Reagan …
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And if you remember, Angola was about the MLPA, which were the good guys, the guys that were educated in how to run countries. And everybody that was neutral all supported them. But the West had decided they wanted a corrupt leader. And tha…
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Like his brother-in-law. And he was in charge of a faction called UNITA, U-N-I-T-A. And so the U.S., both Carter and Reagan, supplied arms through France, Israel, South Africa into Angola. And that's important to understand that because alt…
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And he lived in a place called Durban, South Africa. And like I said, his call sign in the mercenary world was called Mad Mike. And he had been in multiple CIA operations around the world, including the Congo when we were killing Lumumba. A…
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but this time decided that it needed the help of South Africa. The U.S. intelligence establishment had been collaborating with Pretoria's intelligence service since the 1960s, and it had continued to do so throughout the entire conflict of …
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In the years previous, Hassan had cooperated extensively with the U.S. policies in Africa. In both 1977 and 78, he sent Moroccan troops to Zaire to support the American actions there, which was basically the installation of a fascist dictat…
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purposely using the strategy of tension in Africa. And I'll give you an example. In the 1980s, we invaded Angola because Angola had been a colony and it was getting its freedom. It had a group of people that were very well educated in Weste…
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But they wanted their actual independence, much like Lumumba. Then there were two other tribes, one of which was UNITA, U-N-I-T-A. And that tribe controlled the area next to the Congo, where all the Katanga resources were. And it was relate…
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We're going to justify our apartheid racism by destabilizing all of our neighbors, thanks to NATO. And, oh, by the way, the U.S. and Israel. Israel was the cutout. So they were not allowed to supply weapons to Angola. So we're going to send…
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Because they're not an actual NATO country. They could still do business with South Africa. Then they were going to run them across the border into Angola to fight against the only people capable of leading Angola. And because we didn't wan…
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with Israel sending the weapons to Iran. So, Congress had limited the power of the CIA after years of abuse, and when Portugal was dismantling their colonial empire in Africa, you know, like Angola and all of those other places that we foun…
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many of the Operation Gladio, you know, honor club there. And it says the group executed a successful military intervention in Sair, which Sair, remember, is the Congo after they melted Lumumba and installed their dictator. Well, once they …
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The France, the SDECE, is the Operation Gladio guy. Saudi Arabia guy was their chief of intelligence, Kamal Adam, and the Egyptian chief of intel, the Morocco chief of intel, and then the Iranian guy that we trained. So those are all just b…
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in places like El Salvador, Honduras, and basically all over. We found them in Angola. We found them in the Congo. And they've just become paramilitary, being used for Operation Gladio, overthrows, and any other kind of paramilitary act.…
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It did such a wonderful job of kind of combining the fallout of the overall U.S. policy in Africa, which we've talked about individually in each of the countries that we've done, whether it was the Congo or Angola or whatever. We've kind of…
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into further stealing their resources. Templesman also developed a plan for Angola, and we've already talked at nauseam about Angola, that would bring the right-wing party, UNITA, which are the criminals and the corrupt people, into the gov…
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Now, remember, we talked about Angola, and in the northeast corner of Angola was where the Unida tribe was set up, and that is adjacent to the Katanga portion of the Congo. And so the Unida guy was related to, like brother-in-law, to the st…
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There was nothing that they were going to be left to chance in the Congo because it was a very, and still is, quite frankly, resource-rich environment. And so was Angola. And so all the CIA did was start setting up terrorist training camps …
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The Mobatu guy, all of them, the United guy in Angola, they were corrupt shits that the CIA went and paid off and they sold their entire country and their resources to the highest bidder. There's plenty of those people around. But the CIA w…
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And so when we went and did Belgium, of course, then we did Congo. So you could see how they were intertwined. And if you haven't saw that show, I would highly encourage you to do it. We don't have time to go back and do the entire show her…
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The CIA got involved there as well and was trying to overthrow the only leaders that had been Western educated but didn't want to be Western controlled. Instead, they went to some tribal guy that was related to the guy they installed in Con…
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And then there's a lot more to that. But I want you to understand that part of that, because that's going to be really important. And this literally happened in almost every country in Africa. Something to that effect. Not exactly. There ar…
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We weren't allowed to trade with apartheid South Africa. So Israel did it for us. They brought the guns in and then those guns were trafficked over to Angola to shoot the people that the CIA didn't want to be in charge, which, by the way, w…
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A lot of them seem to be very close to borders of other countries they're trying to overthrow. For example, there is a national park that was established in South Africa near the border of both Angola and their northern border, like going u…
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them launching attacks from South Africa into Angola, into Tanzania, into Rhodesia. And so he really put, and he did it not even knowing what he was doing. He did it as a result of saying that these people were basically using these same na…
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Judge Mark Klein, who led the investigation, discovered that apartheid South Africa government had secretly organized mass slaughter of elephants and rhinos in neighboring Black-governed countries like Angola with the sole purpose of destab…
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36 national parks and reserves in Zimbabwe, Angola, Botswana, Zambia, and they'd make a giant network. So wait, wait, wait. I thought we had stopped colonialism. Did we just reinstate colonialism in the form of a national park? Yes, yes, we…
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people who say, oh, they're just a whole bunch of corrupt people over there. They don't know how to manage their own stuff. That is absolutely not true. They have had their entire countries uprooted with civil wars, all planned and coordina…
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On the other hand, it would not have been the first time the CIA was involved in a plot to eliminate an ally that they actually installed, because they did that with Batista in Cuba, Trujillo, Figueres, and Diem out of Vietnam. Mubato, at t…
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Space is out there on Angola if you need to know more information about that. We've already covered it. And, of course, Mubato was involved on the side that the CIA was supporting, which, by the way, he was actually related to the guy that …
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Katanga area that I was telling you about where all of their resources are is literally right up against Angola. And Angola shares many of the resources in that same, it would be their northeast region and the Congo's southwest region. That…
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After that point, Mubato asked the CIA to help him annex a small province called Kabinda, K-A-B-I-N-D-A. It was actually property that belonged to Angola, but it was separated from the rest of Angola by a narrow strip of Zaire territory. Mu…
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His greed for it was heightened a few years later when they found oil off the coastline. The CIA, although busily involved in Angola for the exact same reason, because of their resources, promptly flew in a thousand-man arms package for use…
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The CIA works for an international syndicate. They do not work for CIA stooges in foreign countries. Six months later, and we'll prove that in a minute, six months later, in April 1976, the CIA gave Mubatu close to $1.4 million to distribut…
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and not be ever held account for it, but don't you try it. In early March 1977, during a pause in the Angola War, members of the Lunda, L-U-N-D-A, tribal group of Zaire, who had been in exile in Angola and fighting along with their Angolian…
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The MPLA was the good guys, by the way, not the ones they were not supported by the CIA. But the MPLA is the ones when we talked about Angola, they were the people that were they had been educated outside of Angola, most of the times in Eur…
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They knew how to administer governmental organizations, very articulate. And many of the non-NATO countries all aligned behind the MPLA because they knew that was the only way for Angola to be successful, is to have these people in the init…
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All right, so in March 1977, during a pause in the Angola War, members of the Lunda tribal group of Zaire, who had been in exile in Angola and was fighting along with the good guys in Angola, the MPLA, crossed the border back into Zaire to …
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The MPLA had gotten into the leadership in Angola and defeated the UNITA. So they decided to carry that success on into Zaire and resume the old civil war because they were the good guys in Zaire that had basically been kicked out when Lumu…
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all of what was going on in the Angola area. And they told everybody, once that was discovered, they rationalized that by having said that there was North Koreans in Angola and therefore the South Korean version of the CIA, the KCIA.…
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There was, and we talked about this when we did, there were Cubans in Angola. And that was another reason the CIA had lined up, they say, supporting the UNITA element. The real reason they were supporting it was because it was the corrupt e…