Roscoe "Rocky" Sudark person

“Last guy we're going to do is a guy by the name of Roscoe Rocky Sudarth, 1956 class. It was hard to find a picture of him, but I did eventually. He was born in 1935 in Louisville, Kentucky. Goes to Yale, scrolling key. Then goes off to Oxfo…”

“Last guy we're going to do is a guy by the name of Roscoe Rocky Sudarth, 1956 class. It was hard to find a picture of him, but I did eventually. He was born in 1935 in Louisville, Kentucky. Goes to Yale, scrolling key. Then goes off to Oxfo…”

“That's important. He would serve in the Air National Guard, 1958 to 61. Then he joins, stop me if you've heard this before, the U.S. Foreign Service in 1961. So we've got a new pathway. You go basically from scrolling key, take a couple of …”

“Yeah, that's a pretty good analogy. I think that fits very well. And of course, they're getting invited to the right dinner parties. They're getting introduced around. It's very important. Okay, so he joins the Foreign Service in 61. From 6…”

“guy that was in the um aircraft and we found out that they were trying to overthrow him and then the actual coup happened in the later 60s the successful one yeah that's where i guess i was saying he missed out on that but long story short …”

“guy that was in the um aircraft and we found out that they were trying to overthrow him and then the actual coup happened in the later 60s the successful one yeah that's where i guess i was saying he missed out on that but long story short …”

“secretary to the u.s embassy in yemen so gatekeeper 67 to 70 he's at the u.s embassy in tripoli libya sure does show up at some interesting spots and from 70 to 72 he's back in america sitting on the u.s embassy uh sitting on the tripoli de…”

“Don't really work in the real world. They just look really good in a boardroom and on paper. Right. It's not the best way of making decisions. 72, he becomes a political military officer in the Bureau of Political Military Affairs at State.…”

“Don't really work in the real world. They just look really good in a boardroom and on paper. Right. It's not the best way of making decisions. 72, he becomes a political military officer in the Bureau of Political Military Affairs at State.…”

“Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs. What does that mean, Colonel? Political warfare. He's the number two with a background in the Middle East, applying game theory to our foreign diplomacy. 82 through 85, he becomes the chief of…”

“In 85-87, he becomes the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs while all this gun running is going on in the countries under his purview. Correct. The odds of him not knowing about every single bit of …”

“Skrull and Key came from the Wright family. He's now a U.S. ambassador to Jordan. And that's a very important ambassadorship at the time because we got the rising Iraqi tensions. And he's the guy observing the buildup of Saddam's army. He c…”

“Saddam didn't need a green light because he had someone telling him exactly, hey, you can go invade Kuwait. April Gillespie. There you go. 1991, Mr. Rocky Sudark becomes the Deputy Inspector General of the State Department. Now, we know wha…”

“Yep. Oh, and that's when all of the Operation Gladio stuff broke. It broke in 1990. So any questions about any of that to the U.S. would have went through this office as well. His last diplomatic job is he was an international affairs advis…”

“Eliza Farnsworth, who is a CIA Russian studies expert, and she would become the chief analyst on Afghanistan for the State Department. You just can't make this shit up. And their kid is now a senator from Maryland. Holy crap. So Sue D'Arthu…”

“Yep. Oh, and that's when all of the Operation Gladio stuff broke. It broke in 1990. So any questions about any of that to the U.S. would have went through this office as well. His last diplomatic job is he was an international affairs advis…”