Mobil organization
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Claims (6)
Mobil split_off_from
Standard Oil documented
document
“The pieces became Exxon, Mobil, Chevron, Sohio (which later became the U.S. subsidiary of BP), Amoco, Conoco, Arco, and Sun.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.136
Emma Brewster Jennings member_of
Mobil documented
“And, of course, he would be one of the first recipients of the newly created Navy's Distinguished Public Service Award. Of course he was. After the war, he comes back to the company. In 1955, the company changed its name to what's called Sa…”
▶ The Shadow State 59 Spooks & Infectious Disease @ 24:54
Mobil operated_in
Venezuela host_asserted
“Indeed. And that's the company that refused to participate in the new concession in Venezuela when Chevron did. Yeah. Oh, it's coming full circle right now. All this stuff. OK. All right. So Benjamin Brewster Jennings, known as Brewster Jen…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner-Mafia, CIA, and George Bush Part 14 @ 50:20
Mobil renamed_to
ExxonMobil host_asserted
“But this gentleman, Benjamin Brewster Jennings, is worth mentioning. He was class of 1929, scroll and key. He would go on to become the president of the Soconi Vacuum Company, which, of course, became Standard Oil Company of New York, which…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner-Mafia, CIA, and George Bush Part 14 @ 49:46
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company renamed_to
Mobil host_asserted
“But this gentleman, Benjamin Brewster Jennings, is worth mentioning. He was class of 1929, scroll and key. He would go on to become the president of the Soconi Vacuum Company, which, of course, became Standard Oil Company of New York, which…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner-Mafia, CIA, and George Bush Part 14 @ 49:46
Carlos Vecchio worked_for
Mobil documented
“of Venezuela's expat community. Though he clearly enjoyed basking in the admiration, earnestly shaking his hands and posing for photographs, Vecchio had not set out for life in politics. Instead, he spent his early days of his career as a c…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 10 @ 16:55
Mentions (4)
▶ 19:01
Wow. So Texaco, while this guy, this is right after this guy passed away, but let's talk about Texaco. In 1936, Texaco, it was called the Texas Corporation at the time. They bought a company called Barco Oil. It was called the Barco Oil Con…
▶ 16:55
of Venezuela's expat community. Though he clearly enjoyed basking in the admiration, earnestly shaking his hands and posing for photographs, Vecchio had not set out for life in politics. Instead, he spent his early days of his career as a c…
▶ 18:21
Now, we've talked about the Fulbright Scholarship, which is kind of like the U.S. version of the Oxford Scholarship for people in which the CIA used to recruit foreigners into their ranks. According to the 2018 memoir, U.S. operatives pluck…
▶ 24:54
And, of course, he would be one of the first recipients of the newly created Navy's Distinguished Public Service Award. Of course he was. After the war, he comes back to the company. In 1955, the company changed its name to what's called Sa…