California State University, Los Angeles organization
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Claims (7)
Emmanuel Saez worked_for
California State University, Los Angeles documented
document
“Emmanuel Saez of the University of California…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.358
Fort Detrick did_business_with
California State University, Los Angeles documented
document
“Now we had contracts with Northwestern University for instance and the University of California…”
source: government document — Church Committee Hearings, Volume 1: Unauthorized Storage of Toxic Agents · p.160
Antony Sutton member_of
California State University, Los Angeles documented
“He was a former economics professor at California State University, Los Angeles. He was born in London in 1925, educated at the universities of London, Göttingen, and California. So he's talking about Anthony T. Sutton, who wrote really one…”
▶ Secret Societies Skull and Bones @ 3:30
Larry Fink studied_at
California State University, Los Angeles host_asserted
“All right. More on Larry Fink. Where's he come from? Do you know where he's from? I don't. He's a California boy. Went to UCLA and UCLA MBA business school. It was a California guy. He was not connected, but he's a hustler and he's smart. A…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #40 @ 37:25
David Lifton member_of
California State University, Los Angeles book_quoted
“would make them a target of media mockery. But they were doing the work the American press refused to do. Among this band of loosely connected independent researchers was a 26-year-old UCLA graduate student in engineering and physics. His n…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 26 @ 40:21
Andreas Papandreou member_of
California State University, Los Angeles documented
“What concerned the opponents of George Papandro most about him was his son, Andrus. Andrus had been educated in the United States and was a U.S. citizen. He'd been granted citizenship. He was a professor at the University of California, Ber…”
▶ Revolution by another name Operation Gladio —GREECE @ 41:09
Ronald Siegel member_of
California State University, Los Angeles documented
“While Polly was running his experiments in Peru, further evidence was emerging in the U.S. that Raoul Jerry's laughable predictions in North America's cocaine invasion was right on the mark. In February of 1979, a psychologist from UCLA, Ro…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance by Gary Webb Part 2 @ 33:14
Mentions (16)
▶ 37:25
All right. More on Larry Fink. Where's he come from? Do you know where he's from? I don't. He's a California boy. Went to UCLA and UCLA MBA business school. It was a California guy. He was not connected, but he's a hustler and he's smart. A…
▶ 41:09
What concerned the opponents of George Papandro most about him was his son, Andrus. Andrus had been educated in the United States and was a U.S. citizen. He'd been granted citizenship. He was a professor at the University of California, Ber…
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from a gentleman who seems to have done his homework pretty well, draws slightly different conclusions to what I'm angling at, but I think it's fair to hear the counter case and play a few minutes of that. Stop me whenever you want. And I w…
▶ 2:55
from a gentleman who seems to have done his homework pretty well, draws slightly different conclusions to what I'm angling at, but I think it's fair to hear the counter case and play a few minutes of that. Stop me whenever you want. And I w…
▶ 11:47
He's the guy who collected some of the first data on the dynamics of thunderstorms and does this by flying B-25s into the heart of storms. So we've all kind of heard that story. This is the guy who did it. After the war, he goes back to Cal…
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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…
▶ 33:14
While Polly was running his experiments in Peru, further evidence was emerging in the U.S. that Raoul Jerry's laughable predictions in North America's cocaine invasion was right on the mark. In February of 1979, a psychologist from UCLA, Ro…
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by the CIA and FBI. And he would later be joined by Rankin himself. And the news story caused a stir in Washington. Several days after the article ran, Slauson, who by then was teaching at the University of Southern California, got a distur…
▶ 39:24
Allen Dulles agreed to spend a few days in Los Angeles at the campus of the University of California, as well as part of a lecturer series. All he had to do for what was described as a princely sum of money was to give a few talks, rub elbo…
▶ 40:21
would make them a target of media mockery. But they were doing the work the American press refused to do. Among this band of loosely connected independent researchers was a 26-year-old UCLA graduate student in engineering and physics. His n…
▶ 41:53
By the time Dulles arrived at UCLA, David Lifton was ready to do battle. Contacting the student who was acting as Dulles' host, Lifton passed word that he would like to sit down with a spymaster for a 15-minute interview to discuss the repo…
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Each student can look and see for himself, he told Dulles. After the heated exchange between Lipton and Dulles, the evening began to wind down. Dulles was given the opportunity to restore some of his dignity and was asked a question that al…
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In August 1966, when he was asked to debate Lane by a producer of a TV public affairs program in New York City called The Open Mind, Dulles refused. Perhaps he figured that if the UCLA could rattle him, he stood no chance against Mark Lane.…
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would not be in the best interest of the United States. In 1961, Arden House meeting dealt with the problem of disarmament. Henry Wriston, the president of the American Assembly and director of CFR, presided over three major discussion area…
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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 …
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Well, the interesting part about it, you described the organic part of the anti-war movement. You know, a lot of that came out of the University of California system. There's a guy by the name of Marcuse, one of the original nine professors…