United States Intelligence Agency organization
also: Army Intel, agent networks, intelligence, agency
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Claims (4)
United States Intelligence Agency funded
Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists guest_asserted
“is the one who pretty much created and largely funded the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, which actually were modern-day Nazis. But I just wanted to toss it in there. That's absolutely the truth. And the irony is that 15 years ago, …”
▶ Coyote of Wallstreet - 'THE SPOTLIGHT' False Flags w Colonel Towner • The Finale @ 2:09:18
Chi Chi Quintero member_of
United States Intelligence Agency documented
“because they were working for the CIA. Wilson continued, quote, Quintero was working for Army Intelligence at the time, so all the time I'm sending him this information, it's going to Army Intelligence. Now, whether Barcella's getting it or…”
▶ Operation Gladio Prelude to Terror chapter 21 @ 31:56
United States Intelligence Agency spied_on
Ted Shackley documented
“and for the Army intelligence, but also that he was reporting to his Army intelligence, hold on, reporting to his Army intelligence control everything that he was told by Wilson. That material, in turn, was being disseminated to Shackley an…”
▶ Operation Gladio Prelude to Terror chapter 21 @ 32:23
United States Intelligence Agency spied_on
Tom Clines documented
“and for the Army intelligence, but also that he was reporting to his Army intelligence, hold on, reporting to his Army intelligence control everything that he was told by Wilson. That material, in turn, was being disseminated to Shackley an…”
▶ Operation Gladio Prelude to Terror chapter 21 @ 32:23
Mentions (14)
▶ 2:08:50
Don't ask. I have popcorn in one hand and an ice cream bar in the other because I want to. Oh, that sounds like my kind of party girl. I was just going to speak, and I know it's an unnecessary correction, but I'm that kind of person. Mike, …
▶ 31:56
because they were working for the CIA. Wilson continued, quote, Quintero was working for Army Intelligence at the time, so all the time I'm sending him this information, it's going to Army Intelligence. Now, whether Barcella's getting it or…
▶ 32:23
and for the Army intelligence, but also that he was reporting to his Army intelligence, hold on, reporting to his Army intelligence control everything that he was told by Wilson. That material, in turn, was being disseminated to Shackley an…
▶ 2:19:07
the Gladio 101 on the billboard there. And that way he has access to it because it's definitely a way to get your feet wet and to kind of wrap your head around. It's not just Korea. It's not just Vietnam. It's not just China or Taiwan. I'll…
▶ 15:29
was in the memorandum. It included deployment of Special Forces Green Berets, 400 of them, with a mandate to expand the present operations in the field of intelligence, unconventional warfare, and psychological operations. Kennedy also sear…
▶ 21:41
In addition to being a liaison, the CIA wished to have its own source among South Vietnamese politicians and interest groups. By 1960, the agency was supplying the best information outside of the presidential palace, save perhaps a few of t…
▶ 21:41
In addition to being a liaison, the CIA wished to have its own source among South Vietnamese politicians and interest groups. By 1960, the agency was supplying the best information outside of the presidential palace, save perhaps a few of t…
▶ 22:10
This caused some difficulty for the CIA's station chief, who at the time just happened to be William Colby. Another task put on the CIA's list at this time was assistance to infiltrate North Vietnam using Vietnamese special forces, which ha…
▶ 22:42
Army Colonel Gilbert Layton, L-A-Y-T-O-N, was detailed to the CIA to supervise the effort. By 1961, the agency had set up four of these teams with eight men each, but the units conducted operations only inside South Vietnam. Suggestions for…
▶ 22:42
Army Colonel Gilbert Layton, L-A-Y-T-O-N, was detailed to the CIA to supervise the effort. By 1961, the agency had set up four of these teams with eight men each, but the units conducted operations only inside South Vietnam. Suggestions for…
▶ 22:42
Army Colonel Gilbert Layton, L-A-Y-T-O-N, was detailed to the CIA to supervise the effort. By 1961, the agency had set up four of these teams with eight men each, but the units conducted operations only inside South Vietnam. Suggestions for…
▶ 23:11
to strengthen their security. By late 1963, when President Kennedy asked for plans to land paramilitary teams in the North, NSC advisor McGeorge Bundy, who Warhamster and I were just talking about the other day, warned him that the operatio…
▶ 26:55
The paramilitary crowd made up one circle. The espionage crew made up another. Since 1961, there had been a communications intelligence circle as well. One of the CIA political action men played a major role in the demise of President Diem,…
▶ 28:59
and also to the Philippines that Lansdale brought over to Vietnam. Of course, the biggest empire within the CIA was Richardson's own. It was customary for station chiefs to maintain certain relationships, in particular with the chiefs of th…