William Robert Tush Plumlee person
also: Buck Pearson, James Plumlee, James Rawlings, William Pearson, Juan Carbello, Plumlee, Mr. Plumlee
Explore in graph → Export claims (CSV) ↓
Related entities (most co-mentioned)
Senate Foreign Relations Committeeorganization · 7CIAintelligence service · 7United Statescountry · 6Central Americacountry · 3Mexicocountry · 3Gary Hartperson · 2Phelps Dodge Corporationorganization · 1Boron, Californiaplace · 1Coloradocountry · 1Desert Springs, Californiaplace · 1Aerospace Technologyorganization · 1Riddle Airlinesorganization · 1Evergreen Helicoptersorganization · 1Cabo San Lucasplace · 1Santa Elena, Costa Ricaplace · 1Humboldt Mountain, Arizonaplace · 1Buckskin Mountainplace · 1Parker, Arizonaplace · 1Havasu City, Arizonaplace · 1Carlos Quinteroperson · 1Contrasorganization · 1Cubacountry · 1Panamacountry · 1Air Americaorganization · 1
Claims (7)
William Robert Tush Plumlee member_of
CIA documented
“military, and CIA asset from 1956 to 1987. Do the math, folks. Three decades. With a long history of CIA activities in Central America, Cuba, and Mexico, Plumlee had worked for various CIA proprietories or front companies, including Riddle …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Great Pretense Part 1 @ 9:09
William Robert Tush Plumlee member_of
Riddle Airlines documented
“military, and CIA asset from 1956 to 1987. Do the math, folks. Three decades. With a long history of CIA activities in Central America, Cuba, and Mexico, Plumlee had worked for various CIA proprietories or front companies, including Riddle …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Great Pretense Part 1 @ 9:09
William Robert Tush Plumlee member_of
Phelps Dodge Corporation documented
“military, and CIA asset from 1956 to 1987. Do the math, folks. Three decades. With a long history of CIA activities in Central America, Cuba, and Mexico, Plumlee had worked for various CIA proprietories or front companies, including Riddle …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Great Pretense Part 1 @ 9:09
William Robert Tush Plumlee member_of
Intermountain Aviation documented
“military, and CIA asset from 1956 to 1987. Do the math, folks. Three decades. With a long history of CIA activities in Central America, Cuba, and Mexico, Plumlee had worked for various CIA proprietories or front companies, including Riddle …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Great Pretense Part 1 @ 9:09
William Robert Tush Plumlee member_of
Evergreen Helicopters documented
“military, and CIA asset from 1956 to 1987. Do the math, folks. Three decades. With a long history of CIA activities in Central America, Cuba, and Mexico, Plumlee had worked for various CIA proprietories or front companies, including Riddle …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Great Pretense Part 1 @ 9:09
William Robert Tush Plumlee member_of
Aerospace Technology documented
“military, and CIA asset from 1956 to 1987. Do the math, folks. Three decades. With a long history of CIA activities in Central America, Cuba, and Mexico, Plumlee had worked for various CIA proprietories or front companies, including Riddle …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Great Pretense Part 1 @ 9:09
William Robert Tush Plumlee member_of
Air America documented
“military, and CIA asset from 1956 to 1987. Do the math, folks. Three decades. With a long history of CIA activities in Central America, Cuba, and Mexico, Plumlee had worked for various CIA proprietories or front companies, including Riddle …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Great Pretense Part 1 @ 9:09
Mentions (11)
▶ 7:04
In closed-door testimony in 1991 before the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, the CIA asset and pilot William Robert Tush Plumlee blew the whistle on alleged CIA narco-trafficking corruption in Latin America. Closed door. We're no…
▶ 7:34
you're not allowed to know that your government is bringing drugs into the country to kill you. That meant that if he went public with the allegations, they would send him to jail for leaking classified information. You see how that works? …
▶ 8:37
There was a summary of his congressional testimony leaked out about 10 years, if I recall right, after he did it. And I'm going to read you a part of it because it's very interesting. Sensitive documentation provided by law enforcement to t…
▶ 9:09
military, and CIA asset from 1956 to 1987. Do the math, folks. Three decades. With a long history of CIA activities in Central America, Cuba, and Mexico, Plumlee had worked for various CIA proprietories or front companies, including Riddle …
▶ 9:42
The Dodge Corporation, Intermountain Aviation, Evergreen Helicopters, Ace Technology, and Air America. There were other companies whose name he couldn't remember. As a standard CIA procedure, Plumlee stated to this committee that the agency…
▶ 10:10
Some of his aliases included Buck Pearson, James Plumlee, James Rawlings, William Pearson, Juan Carbello, and others he, again, could not remember. Plumlee, having served in the U.S. Army, told the committees that he tried to leave covert o…
▶ 10:40
projects. Mr. Plumlee confirmed to the committee the existence of alleged drug smuggling operations involving the CIA and the U.S. military with the full knowledge of the White House and the National Security Council. He mentioned drug flig…
▶ 11:10
Gary Hart, isn't that the one that they set up with the honeypot? Yeah, that Gary Hart. Mr. Plumlee testified under oath that there was close cooperation between Mexican and U.S. government officials in drug smuggling. There is other eviden…
▶ 11:41
Mr. Plumlee described one of the drug corridors used by the CIA that ran the length of the Baja California with a refueling stop at an airstrip north of Cabo San Lucas. He described another common drug route that he flew starting in Panama …
▶ 12:10
drugs to airfields throughout the United States Southwest, including Borigo Springs, California, and another one near Humboldt Mountain in Arizona. He provided the committee with detailed maps of the airstrips near Buckskin Mountain, close …
▶ 12:38
Mr. Plumlee mentioned in passing the infamous Mexican narco-trafficker Carlos Quintero in a major drug deal in 1984 involving Quintero, then involved in U.S.-backed right-wing Contras. Plumlee's information corroborated what other several s…