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Claims (7)
Kupfer Black member_of
Sudan documented
“That's to say that I just learned reading this that Kofor Black was the CIA station chief in 1995 when the diplomatic mission in Sudan was shut down. Yes. I would add that Russia does have a very strong presence in Africa and have for a whi…”
▶ Live Research Dig w WarHamster and GBPH @ 54:22
Soviet Union member_of
Sudan documented
“there are going to be serious consequences for your government. And then of course, in February of 23, they do accept that deal in principle. They like signed the agreement. And two months later, a massive civil war breaks out in Sudan, whi…”
▶ Live Research Dig w WarHamster and GBPH @ 53:21
Howard Stone carried_out_attack
Sudan host_asserted
“in Beirut, coordinated a covert working group composed of representatives from the British SIS, Iraq, Jordan, and Lebanese intelligence services. Rocky, one of the officers who had worked with Kermit Roosevelt in Iran, had spent a year at h…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 13 (14) @ 31:11
Schlumberger trafficked
Sudan documented
“geographically politically sensitive regions has led to accusations of its ties to intelligence such as the CIA. In 2015, Slumberger's Oilfield Holdings, a subsidiary, pleaded guilty to violating U.S. sanctions under the International Emerg…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner A Gladio Glasses look at Ted Cruz @ 26:46
Aegis Defense Services funded
Sudan documented
“and Sudan, as well as Yemen and Djibouti, where Aegis had recently entered negotiations with the government to set up a control center that would monitor piracy threats and disseminate risk information to vessels in the Gulf of Aden. And go…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 7 @ 44:58
Jimmy Carter funded
Sudan documented
“That tells you everything. Typical activities approved by Carter's NSC group, Special Coordination Committee, SCC, during the period included the provision of training and special communication equipment to the leaders of Egypt and Sudan fo…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 39 (41) @ 40:29
Erik Prince funded
Sudan guest_asserted
“This included funding famine relief in Somalia and the Sudan and contributing to building hospital schools and orphanages and churches in the Middle East and Asia. She went on to say that Sikowsky's statement to the publication was libelous…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 9 @ 47:39
Mentions (32)
▶ 1:20:11
Now that the president's returned from Saudi Arabia, the UAE and meeting with Cater as well. But some of you have been in the spaces. Now, I've been poking at this question about, you know, back after 9-11, Wesley Clark, General Wesley Clar…
▶ 50:40
Yep, and then he became the ambassador-at-large and coordinator for counterterrorism at the State Department under Bush. Resigned in 2004. But he's there on Burisma right when the whole Ukraine stuff starts. Yeah, man. Cartoon. He's in Suda…
▶ 51:33
Yeah, and that Sudan connection is wild because I've been digging a lot on Sudan lately because they recently finalized an agreement that was first proposed by Putin in 2017. And I don't know if I've told you two about this if we talked abo…
▶ 52:01
on the continent of Africa ever. It has to be one of the only European countries. It's a pseudo-European country that has never had one. Putin proposes this to Sudan in 2017. Suddenly, there is a lot of conflict in Sudan. There are a couple…
▶ 52:30
It appears that they start reevaluating this agreement. Suddenly, the Biden administration gets very, very interested in Sudan and reestablishes a diplomatic mission there. Because what I went and read was that in 1995, we actually shut dow…
▶ 52:53
And we restored it in 2022. We took a member of the senior executive service, the SES, which you both know is the deep state. Those are like the highest ranking people in the State Department. And for some reason, a guy from the SES becomes…
▶ 53:21
there are going to be serious consequences for your government. And then of course, in February of 23, they do accept that deal in principle. They like signed the agreement. And two months later, a massive civil war breaks out in Sudan, whi…
▶ 1:28:19
of the international syndicate. So you had Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Syria. There was a smaller one in Tanzania and Bahrain. And there were also small demonstrations in Morocco, Algeria, Lebanon, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Sudan. So, I mean, it was j…
▶ 1:38:07
ones that are going on right now. You have Niger, you have Moldova, you had, let's see, Burkina Faso, you have Guinea-Bissau, you have things that happened in, there was a coup in,…
▶ 48:13
And they used the Sudan, which borders the Congo on the north, as a conduit. When the CIA learned that a Czech ship was bound for Sudan with a cargo full of guns disguised as red cross packages, guys, for refugees, the agency turned to its …
▶ 48:43
That day, Dockside, it was suddenly discovered that Soviet rifles was in one of the containers. Through an equally clever ploy at the Khartoum Sudan airport, the CIA managed a separate Congolese courier from his suitcase of Soviet money des…
▶ 1:28
And most, like the Horn of Africa, which for our purposes includes like Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Somalia, Kenya. And I don't remember if Uganda, I want to say it was, but maybe not. But that whole...…
▶ 40:42
Unreported in this documentary is the fact that the first massacre of the war was committed by the TPLF militia that we trained, up to a billion dollars of your tax dollars, at Maikadra on the Sudan border, November 9th, 2020. The TPLF also…
▶ 44:42
A founder of the Save Darfur movement, which historian Mahmoud Mamdani called a humanitarian arm of the war on terror, DeWall previously cast the story of genocide in Sudan as an Arab-African affair devoid of Western interest. Further, DeWa…
▶ 48:30
who spent five years at a trading camp in Afghanistan and now oversees the recruitment, training, and deployment of the rebel fighters in Libya, working alongside the CIA designated guy. Salia al-Bahrani, a former fighter from the Libyan Is…
▶ 11:30
northern part of Africa. And when you're looking at the northern part of Africa, look at what you have. Egypt, Sudan, Chad, Niger, Algeria, Mali. Oh, look, Burkina Faso, Nigeria. Every one of those has had coups and destabilization efforts …
▶ 43:00
Those months had seen escalating attacks against foreign targets in the city. Commonwealth war graves had been smashed. The Tanzanian consulate stormed. A Sudanese diplomat attacked. A UN convoy bombed. And the office of the International C…
▶ 1:26:02
And let me read just this little bit. Khashoggi was directly involved in helping organize and fund the top secret Operation Moses in 1984 to airlift 14,000 Ethiopian Jews from Sudan to Israel during a famine caused by the Ethiopian civil wa…
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Carter denied the suggestion that U.S. aid to Zaire was part of a coordinated venture with France, Belgium, Morocco, Egypt, and Sudan. And at the same time, the State Department characterized American policy as a neither help nor hinder pos…
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for facilitating trade with Iran and Sudan from 2004 to 2010. This is how the CIA and their affiliates using companies such as this facilitates the funding and the enabling of their terror network to include the one that exists in Iran.…
▶ 30:29
So why are they doing business with them? They also were caught in violation of U.S. sanctions on the Sudan. And what's weird about this is a lot of these countries are countries that we've talked about that the CIA is very active in.…
▶ 30:56
So it goes on to say that Schoenberger's incorporation in Curacao and subsidiary tax havens in the British Virgin Islands, you know, like where MI6 operates all the time, and Panama, it allowed it to operate in sanctioned countries like Ira…
▶ 51:43
and her comrades in Latin America struggling for social justice, national dignity, and peace. Burke Elbrecht, in retirement, attended the funeral of Cleo Noel Jr., an ambassador killed in the Sudan with his counselor and another diplomat. A…
▶ 58:44
of the National Security Council with essentially the same memberships. Covert actions were described somewhat more narrowly as conducted abroad in support of national foreign policy objectives. Now, the fact that you have to stay conducted…
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in Beirut, coordinated a covert working group composed of representatives from the British SIS, Iraq, Jordan, and Lebanese intelligence services. Rocky, one of the officers who had worked with Kermit Roosevelt in Iran, had spent a year at h…
▶ 40:29
That tells you everything. Typical activities approved by Carter's NSC group, Special Coordination Committee, SCC, during the period included the provision of training and special communication equipment to the leaders of Egypt and Sudan fo…
▶ 8:47
to seek new wars. Others who admired the Afghan resistance from afar went there to learn how to be trained to be a terrorist. And yes, the CIA still maintained terrorist training camps in those locations. Osama bin Laden is believed to have…
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um music from armed forces radio the um dj would say keep your head down in the volume up mike shacklin performed in an assignment that he didn't want code name condor shacklin had had his share of heat and sun as a marine major in vietnam …
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The asymmetrical conflicts employing unconventional operatives was not new to the history of warfare. In Africa, low-intensity, local, intrastate battles have been ongoing in countries like Angola for 30 years. And, of course, we've talked …
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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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This included funding famine relief in Somalia and the Sudan and contributing to building hospital schools and orphanages and churches in the Middle East and Asia. She went on to say that Sikowsky's statement to the publication was libelous…
▶ 56:01
In December 1979, the ongoing wars in Africa in Sudan, Angolia, Namibia, and Ogaden that were seen as new front hot wars with executive authority to commit the U.S. to war being restricted to Congress following the Vietnam debacle.…