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Operation Condor deployed_in
Peru host_asserted
“They created a computer system that was multinational. They deployed it to Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil, all of the people that were participating, later Peru. And they deployed this system so they could, quote unquote, track…”
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Sarkis Soghanalian supplied_arms_to
Peru host_asserted
“Sarkis agreed to broker Peru's purchase from Jordan with U.S. money of 50,000 AK-47 rifles to be used to fight the quote-unquote rebels in Colombia. They were not rebels. They were people who wanted their country back from the CIA. Sarkis a…”
▶ The Colonels corner prelude to terror chapter 32 @ 1:04:14
Alberto Fujimori removed_from_power
Peru host_asserted
“Then the opposition newspaper in Peru, the La Republica, carried a story that brought down the government. President Fujimori fled to Japan and Montesineros was eventually incarcerated. At that point, the Justice Department worked out a ple…”
▶ The Colonels corner prelude to terror chapter 32 @ 1:06:11
Opus Dei active_in
Peru host_asserted
“on Rumble. As of 2007, Opus Dei was still alive and kicking down in Peru, and that is absolutely true. Peru is a hot mess. Used to do business down there, and the daughter of the business owner I dealt with was wrapped up in a cult-like sys…”
▶ The Colonels Corner, Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 4 @ 1:05:19
Harry Anslinger covered_up
Peru book_quoted
“which is the precursor to modern-day DEA. Narcotic drugs are a strategic resource, and when Engslinger learned that Peru had built a cocaine factory, he and the Board of Economic Warfare confiscated its products before it could be sold to a…”
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CIA station_chief_drew_pistol_in
Peru book_quoted
“a dozen station chiefs were replaced for cause, meaning they were basically fired but not fired. In Cyprus, a chief had stolen a religious icon. In Bonn, the German government asked for one to be recalled. In Paris, the French asked for the…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 51 (53) @ 17:01
Raúl Jellen member_of
Peru book_quoted
“they took the young Yale student around Lima and introduced him to his friends in the art and science area. One of the men that Polly met through his liaison was Dr. Raul Jerry, who latched onto him and began telling him of his research int…”
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United States overthrew
Peru host_asserted
“Yeah, that's a whole nother rabbit hole that I don't want to get into right now. U.S. prevention in Peru. U.S. companies like W.R. Grace and U.S. banks like Wells Fargo was down there basically during the time when we couped Peru. Let's see…”
▶ The Colonels Corner President’s Secret Wars chapter 9, continued @ 1:44:12
Gray and Company supplied_arms_to
Peru host_asserted
“Porto San Jose, chartered by the American corporation WR Great. They're in bed with each other. And this goes on for pages after pages after pages. We first came across this over in the Middle East, like I said. Let's see. Oh, here. After r…”
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Mentions (99)
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Interesting. Interesting. Yeah, I mean, that makes sense because, I mean, you think about all the money that was flowing through there in the 1500s and the 1600s and even the 1700s because of the gold and silver coming out of Peru, gold com…
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They created a computer system that was multinational. They deployed it to Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil, all of the people that were participating, later Peru. And they deployed this system so they could, quote unquote, track…
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And in some cases, rounding them up into stadiums and then just open fire on them while they were in the stadium. You know, kind of like old Rome. In 1971, Bolivia also has a coup where Hugo Banzer Suarez comes to power. And he basically, h…
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And in response, miraculously, Gulf Oil got the oil concessions for Bolivia. Imagine that. In the two years following the disappearance of Che Guevara from public view, in early 1965, rumors had placed him at different times in the Dominica…
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If ever they've not been able to figure out how long you could recondition soil in order for it to ever grow normal product again. It is one of the most devastating things that they could do to destroy land. In Peru. Okay. So right, you kno…
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I thought it was Brazil. No, it was Chile or Peru at Colonial Dignitat. It might have been actually Peru on the border. That was the Colonial Dignitat when Mengele would show up all the time. Yeah. Oh, no, there's a few of them. Yeah. Not t…
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$10 million in profit annually. Cuban guerrillas overthrew the Batista dictatorship and imposed a radical social and political program around that same time in the 1960s. Other dictators fell in Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, and Argentina. A r…
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these international syndicate entities. And it talks about it going into a whole bunch of petroleum acquisitions. And it, let's see, talks about that in Africa today, they are in Congo. They are also in Finland.…
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As October 2009, a project overseen by the USAID, read that as CIA, sent Venezuelan, Costa Rican, and Peruvian young people to Cuba in hopes of ginning up rebellion. The travelers worked undercover, often posing as tourists, and traveled ar…
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and establish, because Rockefeller was looking for oil fields in Peru too. They had discovered through a geological survey that there's all kinds of oil fields around the Amazon River. And so they use this missionary, they move him around a…
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That they would that would be targets for this. Brazil is one of them. I guess Mexico is another one. What's what are some others? Along the Amazon had oil. There was Peru. There was Argentina. There was Brazil. There was either Paraguay or…
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But it wasn't just there because they also went to Mexico, which has oil. That's as far as I've gotten the book. But the book started out of them doing this in Brazil and they were working their way up. They then went to Mexico because they…
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They had gotten a tip that they needed the guy that's running this in Mexico because they had some oil dealings there and then they're going to move him to Peru, which is like, you know, part of the Amazon as well. And the part that in the …
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Paraguay is the pathway that connects Brazil and its ports to Peru and Bolivia and their natural resources. So it's inland. There's no ocean in Paraguay. So it's in Bolivia. So I think of it as the pathway to Peru. So that's what helps me. …
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Paraguay that you have access like right as it comes into the northeast of Paraguay part of the water basin that goes up through South America and that is where the bush ranch is that's a hundred thousand acres that is littered with airstri…
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He was in Guyana as chief of station in 67 to 69, which would have been when they were setting up Operation Gladio terrorist training camps there. He was in Mexico 69 to 72, and he was also in Peru in the 70s, which was when they were basic…
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neutral countries and that they wouldn't be involved in this at all right because they're neutral that's just a bit bold-faced lie and probably the most so you guys know when we're into these things and you're digging you miss the obvious a…
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which is the precursor to modern-day DEA. Narcotic drugs are a strategic resource, and when Engslinger learned that Peru had built a cocaine factory, he and the Board of Economic Warfare confiscated its products before it could be sold to a…
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and the Colombia proximity to neighboring crystal triangle countries, Peru and Bolivia. And then again, also Panama for the monetary piece of this. It also created transit countries, Mexico, Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic. The consumer…
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Colombian traffickers were dependent upon Peruvian and Bolivian sources of the coca leaf. In 2001, Colombians' land total area under coca cultivation was three times the size of that used to grow the combined Peru-Bolivia crop. In terms of …
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That marked a turning point for Colombians' cocaine production as traffickers switched to relying more on Colombia rather than Peruvian or Bolivian sources for their cocaine-based supply. And of course, we know during this time, Evo Morales…
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had estimated that in 2003, they had risen to $52 billion. And that's just from Colombia, folks. This stuff is going on as we... That doesn't include any of that. That's just Colombia. And of course, we had Peru, and then up to a certain po…
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has turned this region into a major coca-producing area, which I would contend was the whole purpose, along with stealing all their other resources. This might have been predicted when the U.S. vigorously pursued coca eradication programs i…
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According to the UN Drug Control Program, the biggest heroin and cocaine trafficking institutions in the world were the militaries of Burma, Pakistan, Mexico, Peru, and Colombia, all armed and trained by the U.S. military intelligence in th…
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And South Com. So this last segment of this chapter, before we move on to the last chapter, is about regionalization. And that's where they come up with the name the Crystal Triangle, because obviously Peru and Bolivia for a period of time …
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provided an ideal base for planes to land and take off. It is believed that over 50% of the chemicals used to process cocaine went to Paraguay and then into Colombia, Peru, or wherever. The institutionalization of cocaine in Colombia, Boliv…
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of the world's supply. Now, it's closer to 98%, which is why I have a problem even talking about Venezuela. Sorry. In 2001, the U.S. State Department reported the coca cultivation in Colombia had peaked until now. The State Department's ann…
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in Latin America or orienting its policies, unquote, because they have to lie to us. The area of land under coca cultivation has increased in both Bolivia and Peru, and in Colombia, the coca has also relocated beyond its borders. Supply-sid…
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production and only allowed it to be used for indigenous regions, the tea and pharmaceuticals and stuff like that. So they went from 1993 with 47,000 metric tons down to 14, because the 14 was the legitimate market. In Colombia, they went f…
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in northern Ecuador province, basically to turn them into coca plantations. They also spread out into Peru, which allowed coca development further into the Amazons. And several of the villages that were not under the control, but located in…
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You mean like Gladio funding? In the mid-1970s, the Department of Plant Pathology at the University of California conducted research funded by the DEA on a strand of this bioagent called mycop herbicide. By 1983, the CIA was funding researc…
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Cocaine addiction had been conducted. Scientists under contract with the CIA experimented on it using coca leaves in Hawaii and worked with Hawaiian fusarium in Peru. The fungus occurs naturally, particularly on coca growing soil, and can h…
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Cocaine, however, had resulted in the greatest degree of integration and incorporation of Colombia into the world market than any previous export. Alonso Lopez-Michelson, the president of Colombia between 74 and 78, maintained that all Colo…
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on average between 150,000 and 200,000 hectares, with dynamic trends concentrated in Colombia, Bolivia, and Peru, which is referred to as the Crystal Triangle. Cocaine is exported to the U.S. by air from remote airstrips and by sea from Col…
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that can't find any of the drugs, and 10 associated ground satellite stations in Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, and Panama that didn't find any of the drugs. Five of Northrop Drummond's radar stations are located in eastern southern Colombia to…
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and consulting services in Peru, Brazil, Kazakhstan, Israel, and Saudi Arabia. Additionally, Haasman participated in paid engagements with the IMF, you know, the one that likes to loan people money and take their resources in exchange. Also…
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And it's just an amazing story. And it outlines all of the stuff that we know that all of these drugs between Peru, Bolivia, and they basically are in the production of the coca plant, which we already knew, shipping the shit into Colombia.…
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They don't even grow for the most part the coca leaf there. They get them from Peru and Bolivia. And of course, we had to coup Evo Morales because he was the one guy that said, yeah, we're not going to do this anymore. We legalized the prod…
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Venezuelan-born military leader inspired by Enlightenment principles and North American revolutionaries, including George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, eventually led the local charge against Spain and its royal forces in the South Ameri…
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which flies in the face of the non-imperialistic viewpoint. It's weird. Grand Columbia would never live up to its potential as a regional powerhouse. Almost as soon as it won its independence from Spain, Bolivar's government became entangle…
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Government was overthrown. A handful of congressmen gathered in a hearing room in the Rayburn building in Washington, D.C. to discuss some of the disturbing activities in Latin America. Though what had happened in Nicaragua was on everyone'…
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We have some special agents in the room, I assure you, Benzinger said. The experts were careful to note that if cocaine became cheaper, it would be more widely available and might pose a bigger problem than anyone realized. But no one seeme…
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the purpose of our panel is to bring into the open what has been up to now a pretty secret kind of a thing. The information Beck had known to only a handful of drug researchers around the world, and it was as frightening a spectacle as any …
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were being driven insane by cocaine. A psychiatrist in Bolivia, Dr. Nils Noya, began making similar claims shortly thereafter. Their reports, written in Spanish and published in medical journals, went largely unnoticed in the U.S. because t…
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Jen, a professor of clinical neurology at the National University of San Marcos, claimed a cocaine epidemic had swept through Lima fashionable neighborhoods in 1974 and spread like grass fire to peruse other major cities. Within two years, …
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As the Americans were doing, the Peruvian and Bolivians were smoking a paste known as basically the chemical version of cocaine. It was a gooey mess that leached out of solvent-soaked coca leaves. The coca paste was an intermediate substanc…
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Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Colombia, but there were ominous signs that it was coming to America. We do not know if coca paste had been introduced to America at that time, but pandemonium authorities have reported heavy transportation of co…
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had been skeptical of the South American reports until he sent one of his students down to Peru on a summer project. In the spring of 1978, a first-year Yale med student by the name of David Pally, P-A-L-Y, came to Peck with an idea the sci…
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coca leaf chewing Indians to see what it was that got the Indians high. Plenty had been written about the cultural aspect of the habit, but no one had ever done any real experiments about it. Polly, who had an interest in Peru from earlier …
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has a thesis requirement for being a doctor. It's the only medical school at the time that did. Coincidentally, Beck had recently gotten a letter from a prominent Peruvian neurosurgeon who proposed some cooperative research on cocaine. At t…
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and believed that the Indians were being harassed unfairly. He was looking for some scientific evidence to back up his arguments that the Indian social customs should be left alone. But Beck and the research committee liked Polly's idea, an…
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This anxiety reaction is common in most experienced cocaine smokers and will often be brought on by mere thought of smoking. Holly was both fascinated and repelled. It's like a Pavlovian response. It was just unbelievable. Some of these kid…
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Worse, Yankee ingenuity had already been at work improving upon the deadly product, making it easier to use and more appealing to refine American taste. The substance Jerry's subjects were using, coca paste, came mostly from the jungle coca…
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in January 1974, around the time that coca paste smoking had started to become popular in Peru. According to Siegel, California cocaine traffickers who were journeying to Peru and Colombia for their wet wares heard of the people down their …
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but the congressmen weren't interested in discussing educational campaigns or public service announcements. That wouldn't get any cocaine off the streets. What they wanted to know was this. What about the DEA's plan to ask Peruvian and Boli…
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They wanted me to do a scientific paper about cocaine smoking, but not to tell anyone how it was done. I tried to explain that people already knew how it was done. That's why there was a problem. In 1982, Raul Jerry came to the United State…
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Yeah, I mean, and obviously there is some group of people, especially if you grow up like in Peru, where like the guy said, they've been using it for thousands of years. It's crazy to think that there had not been ups and downs on its use. …
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But unless they left the Pacific coast with Peru or Bolivia, and even then, it's a long trek to Australia. I don't know if that makes up for the whole distribution chain increasing cost, because that is crazy. That's a lot. And it might hav…
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Not from Venezuela. Venezuela is not even on the list. Peru, Colombia, and it used to be the number third was Bolivia, but they've kind of got their shit under control. I'm not sure they do today, but they did. So anyway, thanks for putting…
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Gladio glasses cleaned and ready to go. Make your Sarge over on Rumble. All right, let's go. Okay. So this chapter is called We Were the First. And it starts out as the same day the world's cocaine experts were gathered in Lima, Peru, to di…
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In the small world of international cocaine smuggling, Menendez was one of the original pioneers. Back when the Medellin kingpin Carlos Lader was still just a car thief sitting in a cell in Danbury, Connecticut's federal prison, Menendez wa…
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And the book takes us back to basically the beginning of the book where the Yale professor had said, if you recall at the very beginning, that the heating up of the cocaine that was occurring down, I think he was in Peru at the time, was if…
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because that was the entire purpose. That's not a crystal ball. Others foresee that the conflict, which had already expanded into Venezuela and Ecuador, as they always do, because it's a strategy of tension and destabilization, will blend t…
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had been to turn this region into a major cocoa-producing area. This may have been predicted when the U.S. vigorously pursued an eradication program in the nearby Bolivia and Peru. Despite the spectacular reductions in those countries, they…
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The crops that were in Bolivia and Purdue were not in their network. This is a standard way they do this. Politically, however, the situation is now very different. Cocoa production is now concentrated in an area under the ongoing control o…
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Remember RFK's visit to Peru in 1965, and he was dealing with similar issues as in Brazil with, you know, mining rights and oil rights and U.S. imperialist corporations going in and taking the stuff and resisting all efforts.…
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who want to seem all internationalist and lovey-dovey, can't we all get along, but are just manipulating that internationalist image for craven, you know, imperialist corporate means against the populations, both in the United States and ab…
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to all of Operation Condor countries after they were overthrown, for them to do exactly that, to consolidate intelligence and use it from country to country. Because if you remember when we covered Operation Condor, the different countries,…
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Venezuela is Costco of drugs. Flown in material is flown in from Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia. And that Venezuela is the Costco of the drug industry. Really? Not like the Colombian network that comes directly from Colombia into the United St…
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There's no I've not found anything of substantial validation that they even have labs like they have in Colombia and Venezuela. The the clear network is mapped out in every book that I've read on the subject is Peru and Bolivia sell the lea…
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In her place, Sarkis' contact with the French authorities installed a Palestinian woman. Cut off from the French, Sarkis began to look for an alternative source of income. His connections in Jordan urged him to assist the U.S. on arms deals…
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Sarkis agreed to broker Peru's purchase from Jordan with U.S. money of 50,000 AK-47 rifles to be used to fight the quote-unquote rebels in Colombia. They were not rebels. They were people who wanted their country back from the CIA. Sarkis a…
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Sarkis was moved to Los Angeles, where he remained jailed until he was told that the National Security News Service that his Peruvian arms dealer had not gone as planned. The arms had, in fact, been diverted by Monteseros to the FARC rebels…
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Whatever the Peruvians did with them after I sold them to them is on them. Sarkis's allegations of an elaborate double-cross raised serious questions about U.S. agencies' close ties to spy chiefs. To make matters worse, the CIA was involved…
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Then the opposition newspaper in Peru, the La Republica, carried a story that brought down the government. President Fujimori fled to Japan and Montesineros was eventually incarcerated. At that point, the Justice Department worked out a ple…
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using the Protestant religion to hide behind when they were going down and murdering all of the indigenous Indians in Brazil and Peru, which, by the way, they're still doing, and Bolivia. And they were posing as missionaries doing.…
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China already has everybody's social security number. They hacked OPM. That's what we were told. Yeah, and he's connected to every country. He's providing his satellite Wi-Fi, effectively, to pretty much every country going. Yeah, exactly. …
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Yeah, that's a whole nother rabbit hole that I don't want to get into right now. U.S. prevention in Peru. U.S. companies like W.R. Grace and U.S. banks like Wells Fargo was down there basically during the time when we couped Peru. Let's see…
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And it is never your first impression that, son of a bitch, they're doing it to me this time. And I want people to understand that needs to be your knee jerk reaction to all of it, that they're doing it to us this time. They're not doing it…
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On May 25th, CIA cables added that Castro could open a new front where the borders of Bolivia, Peru, and Brazil met. Days later, Rostow pitched his note to Johnson as if Che Guevara had actually been in Bolivia, but may have left already. T…
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and Santiago. Langley sent Nick Larundas, his original recruiter, to talk some sense into him. The CIA then followed and accommodated Larundas as he traveled to London, New York, and Lima, Peru. Talk some sense into him. Do you think the CI…
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a conference for Operation Condor. The convention, a month later, created a multinational subversive campaign. Oh, he did say it, Operation Condor. And actually, Operation Condor had already started. It was kicked off in Brazil in 1963 or 4…
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a dozen station chiefs were replaced for cause, meaning they were basically fired but not fired. In Cyprus, a chief had stolen a religious icon. In Bonn, the German government asked for one to be recalled. In Paris, the French asked for the…
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in terms of embarrassment and death. Tenet was pulled into an unavoidable controversy in 2000 when the Peruvian Air Force, as part of a joint operation with CIA in the quote-unquote drug war, shot down a plane filled with U.S. missionaries.…
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understood the mistake and tried to warn the Peruvians off and that did not end up mattering because it was way too late. That was an after the fact thing. Oh yeah, yeah, we tried. Further embarrassment followed when the Peruvian spy chief …
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surfaced around the national security apparatus employing DynCorp for covert operations. Its first foray into this was in Latin America as far back as 1992. There were three DynCorp employees that were assassinated in Peru that were suppose…
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on Rumble. As of 2007, Opus Dei was still alive and kicking down in Peru, and that is absolutely true. Peru is a hot mess. Used to do business down there, and the daughter of the business owner I dealt with was wrapped up in a cult-like sys…
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And that has implications, of course, of the CIA connected to the BND. And also keep in mind, you have the connection, which I always remind people of, of Crypto AG, which was the equipment that was installed in all of these, every country …
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So all of the South American State Departments of Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, all of their, quote unquote, encrypted communication came to that node, that hub. And from there, it was transmitted to their in-state ambassador offices. So they coul…
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they decided not to use him. That's not necessarily true, by the way. A lot of times they will document that they didn't use someone and then have them hired by one of their front companies. So just take that with a grain of salt. I did wor…
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about Rockefeller influence in Latin America during an evening at the home of a Peruvian artist. When Bobby Brashley suggested to the gathering that Peru should assert nationhood and nationalize its oil industry, the group was stunned why D…
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If I'm a multinational corporation and I'm exploding your resources and you're in, oh, we'll use Peru because we'll be talking about them tomorrow, and you decide to nationalize your resources or we can talk about Venezuela, those disputes …
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a large Afghani firm headquartered in Kabul with ties to Afghanistan's President Karzai. There was Defion International, which was based in Peru, with offices in Iraq, Dubai, Philippines, and Sri Lanka, often supplied private military perso…
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Are we outsourcing in order to avoid public scrutiny, controversy, or embarrassment? Is it to hide body bags from the media and thus shield them from public opinion? Or is it to provide deniability because these private contractors are not …
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and about 100 others were charged in what federal authorities said was a massive cocaine smuggling ring. FBI agents said then the group was responsible for bringing 20 to 25 percent of the cocaine being smuggled from Peru. Two Peruvian ring…
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The crystal triangle is Peru, Bolivia and Colombia. And although Peru grows the coca leaf, they're definitely not the primary lab entity. Colombia is, as we've learned. But this one was being ran out of Peru. While many of his co-conspirato…
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days of post-World Europe. The Nazis had been smuggled out of Germany into South America and had, by the 1950s, become well-entrenched in governments in Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Uruguay, Peru, basically Operation Condor. By the…
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And see if these countries ring a bell. Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Venezuela, El Salvador, Ecuador, Peru, and Uruguay. Huh. Those are all the countries we cooed. That's really weird. Mexico, Canada, Lebanon, Japan, Turkey, the Phil…
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that they then use as propaganda to overthrow him. The Congress was used as a show of support for Colonel Castillo Armas, A-R-M-A-S. Declassified documents confirm the leading role of the CIA in the Congress. The follow-up events were held …