Columbia University organization
also: School of Law in Columbia, Columbian University, Columbia University Teachers College, Teachers College of Columbia
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Claims (5)
John Galvin member_of
Columbia University documented
“make my point here even more. Listen to this. I just looked up who the South Com commander was in 1985. It's a guy by the name of John Galvin. Now, I know this name. He's one of the West Point Mafia guys. And interestingly, he gets his mast…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 46 (48) @ 1:16:10
Paul Hayes member_of
Columbia University book_quoted
“His records contain correspondence with people like Walter Robinson, Assistant Secretary of State, the theologian Reinhold Nyberg, Adlai Stevenson, Democratic politician and 1952 presidential candidate Michael Harris of the Ford Foundation,…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner - Transnational Anti Communism & Cold War Part 4 @ 21:11
Thomas J. Watson Jr. funded
Columbia University documented
“Thank you. I've been chomping at the bits ever since you talked about IBM's connection to the CIA. And the colonel tells us it goes back to the 60s, but it goes actually back even further than that. IBM's first real CEO, they really brought…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Pretense Part 12 @ 55:47
Everett Needham headed
Columbia University documented
“Pillsbury, American Express, and Macy. He was on the board of everything. The president of Colgate University, Everett Needham, president of Harvard and ambassador to Germany, where fascism comes from, James Conant, John Connor from Merck, …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 3 @ 42:43
William J. Burns member_of
Columbia University host_asserted
“to Belgium. He goes on to, oh, he's the elected board of the Museum of Modern Art after Nelson Rockefeller. He serves in the government. Dang, he's got a lot of interaction with the Rockefellers. A lot. Board of Trustees of Columbia. He's t…”
▶ Operation Gladio- US Foreign Policy in Africa @ 50:43
Mentions (30)
▶ 1:35:47
They recruit out of almost every Ivy League. That's the whole thing that Warhammer and I are doing on our Thursday show at noon every week. That is their primary recruiting tool. Yeah, because what's interesting, like Harvard, 6,800 interna…
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They have more foreign than they do domestic students. So what they do, and Columbia is a very good example of that, because they tried to co-op all of the people coming back on the GI Bill out of World War II. They actually created a speci…
▶ 1:39:34
What concerns me now. They are funded through us, Southern, not Soros. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Also, some of these scholarships at Harvard and Columbia and all that, we're also paying for as well because Dr. Oz just found school, they…
▶ 42:22
students, agitators, and they started, interestingly enough, at Columbia. There are three people, Mark Rudd, Tom Hayden, H-A-Y-D-E-N, and I did look quickly to see if he's related to the general or Admiral Hayden, General Hayden, whichever …
▶ 1:21:29
That's funny as heck. Obama spying on Trump. People are just freaking amazing with their crafts on here. But somebody had put a picture. Here it is. This comes from a flirty grandma. And here's, you know, not that this is something that's p…
▶ 49:09
None other than Skull and Bones alumni Henry L. Stimson. Oh, my gosh. Are you kidding me? So his grandfather is Stimson, and his father is in Italy implementing Operation Gladio. Uh-huh. Oh, yeah, that's no big deal at all. So let's talk a …
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The answer would lie in the possibility that there was more to Brzezinski than what he was inclined to portray. Brzezinski had been a CIA asset while a graduate student at Columbia University in the 1960s. Furthermore, he had kept up his re…
▶ 50:43
to Belgium. He goes on to, oh, he's the elected board of the Museum of Modern Art after Nelson Rockefeller. He serves in the government. Dang, he's got a lot of interaction with the Rockefellers. A lot. Board of Trustees of Columbia. He's t…
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over 45 major universities, all the names that you would expect, Stanford, Yale, Harvard, Columbia, blah, blah, blah, New York University, as CIA, they would create research facilities in these universities to recruit future CIA agents and …
▶ 29:16
Since 2020, the firm has had consecutive years of legal issues, including being held liable for defaming a former employee and being charged by the SEC for violating whistleblower protections. You're not allowed to talk about it. And David …
▶ 7:07
He and Colby had overlapped for a year at Columbia University. Director McComb approved Da Silva's appointment at the end of 1963, then made the suggestion to LBJ and recalled Da Silva to Washington, D.C. He took Da Silva to meet LBJ.…
▶ 1:16:10
make my point here even more. Listen to this. I just looked up who the South Com commander was in 1985. It's a guy by the name of John Galvin. Now, I know this name. He's one of the West Point Mafia guys. And interestingly, he gets his mast…
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We'll have to talk about this, Colonel, whether we want to spend time on Columbia University and the CIA or can we just assume everybody knows that it's done. And if that's the case, then we have to maybe put Richie Boys on the back burner …
▶ 0:38
Galendez, a lecturer in Spanish and government at Columbia University, finished leading a graduate seminar at Hamilton Hall and headed home. One of his students offered to drive him to the Columbus Circle subway so he could take a downtown …
▶ 11:15
Not long before he vanished, he had completed a damning 750-page dissertation on the dictator called the Heir of Trujillo and had submitted it as part of his PhD at Columbia. Scholarly theses do not normally incite violent passions, but Tru…
▶ 19:22
What remained of him was thrown to the sharks. The abduction of the Columbian University academic from the streets of Manhattan is the first flagrant example of what would become known as the War on Terror. With bureaucratic banditry as ext…
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that would find themselves in cheerful conversations with a curious range of special guests, from senators to gangsters. They were all part of Mayhew's colorful world. Working with Sheffield Edwards' team and their contacts in the New York …
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Her mother had came from a wealthy Baltimore manufacturing family whose foundry had produced the metal plates for the USS Monitor, the famed ironclad Civil War vessel. Her father, Henry Todd, was a distinguished professor of romance languag…
▶ 56:17
Columbia University. Remind me, Colonel, where did the CIA come from? Well, ain't Columbia the one that has all the Fabians in it, too? Uh-huh. Well, okay, it gets better. Hang on one second. And when did the Fabians come over here at Colum…
▶ 57:44
He's a member of that. So these guys are a deep state running for their blood. Yep. And, of course, it ties into Atomic Energy Commission at Oak Ridge, all that stuff. So IBM probably deserves a show someday. Yeah. Well, and that actually w…
▶ 1:03:57
academia, you quickly start looking at the backgrounds of people in a completely different light. And they had particular universities in the United States that they targeted. Yale, Columbia, Chicago were their first targets. And Harvard, w…
▶ 54:01
Hey, good afternoon, everyone. Just curious if in your studies over the past several years and War Hamster, this applies to you as well. Did you guys come across in especially Columbia University every time something would lead me there? Of…
▶ 40:35
In 57, the following institutions of higher learning were participating in a joint council on economic education college program. Among them were Brigham Young, Peabody College for Teachers, because we want to get them at the source, Indian…
▶ 42:43
Pillsbury, American Express, and Macy. He was on the board of everything. The president of Colgate University, Everett Needham, president of Harvard and ambassador to Germany, where fascism comes from, James Conant, John Connor from Merck, …
▶ 51:45
empowering the working class. You have these Columbia University Teachers College, of which I'm sadly, very sadly familiar. Let's leave that one right there. And basically getting these teachers to just roll over dead for elites and complet…
▶ 38:04
closer relationships between all U.S. and communist countries. Adelaide Stevenson told the group that Khrushchev is merely a tough and realistic politician, nothing to worry about. In 1961, World Brotherhood, Inc. changed its name to Confer…
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Dwight D. Eisenhower. Isn't it interesting that he was president of Columbia, the same school that was really, really targeted by the Fabians in the United States? I find that fascinating. Founded the American Assembly, sometimes calling it…
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In one LSD test, Isabel reported that seven subjects were administered the drug and all encountered a trip that lasted 77 days. Isabel was convinced that the LSD held the secret to mind control and convinced the CIA that further experiments…
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His records contain correspondence with people like Walter Robinson, Assistant Secretary of State, the theologian Reinhold Nyberg, Adlai Stevenson, Democratic politician and 1952 presidential candidate Michael Harris of the Ford Foundation,…
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It is quite true that we have a considerable number of graduates from Eastern colleges. It is also true that in numbers of degrees, many of the CIA personnel have at least one. Harvard, Yale, Columbia, and Princeton lead the list, but they …