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also: Tulsa, Oklahoma, Oklahoma
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The higher profits, coupled with the increased pressure from local police, have prompted the Los Angeles gangs to extend their territory far beyond the neighborhood. Within the past three to four years, members of the Crips and Bloods have …
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Ron Lister would tell police in 1996 that Marino was affiliated with the FDN as well, which is the Contras. And Blanton said the same thing during his interviews with the CIA IG. Blanton claimed that Marino arranged at least one, one ton de…
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In late 1986, Grits and Weakley's training program conducted in the Nevada desert on land owned by the federal government was accidentally exposed by a law student in Oklahoma City who was married to a policeman. She was sitting in her apar…
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My first thought was, oh, great. Here I am picking my nose in Oklahoma. And now I've stumbled, stumbled, stumbled onto the Contra deal. That's what I thought this was. And I can remember thinking, how the hell did I get a hold of a case lik…
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And it kept right on bouncing all the way to the top of the criminal division of the U.S. Justice Department in Washington. Records show that on December 2nd, 1986, Assistant U.S. Attorney General William Weld, W-E-L-D, was briefed on the c…
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on their latest POW hunt. Price was apparently briefing Richard on the tapes of intercontinental telephone conversations Weekly was having with police officers in Oklahoma City, who made tapes and that's how the Justice Department obtained …
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at a downtown Holiday Inn. Weakley had just returned from his latest POW hunt with Bo Gritz, allegedly on behalf of the National Security Council, but he discovered that the agents, accompanied by Oklahoma City Federal Prosecutor Steve Koro…
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Weekly later testified to that point. Prosecutor Korotash denies everything. The next morning, Weekly and Korotash flew to Oklahoma City where the prosecutor began hurriedly telling me all the answers that I was to give to the officials and…
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Grits, as they always do when somebody's telling the truth, it received some wire service and radio coverage, particularly in Oklahoma City. Weekly's prosecutor, Steve Korotash, was driving to the supermarket when he heard Grits come over t…
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A kilo of beautiful white flake meant nothing to these crack dealers. They don't care. The investigation of Blanton crept along at a snail's pace until July 1991, when Texas DEA agents finally nailed longtime fugitive Roger Sedino, who had …
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Are they going to put you in jail? Dumb F, but quickly. That was what Blanton said. Are they working for the police? Yes, Blanton said. They are the ones who F'd Herrera. Sardina's suggestion apparently prompted Blanton to do a little check…
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Well, now it's happening in Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Texas, North Carolina, and Chicago last night. Yes. So maybe now somebody will start paying attention? Yeah, especially since the Clinton Foundation has gone down to Texas to help …
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in which Warner owned a little less than 5% of the stock. Freedom refused to go for the deal, so Warner had his home state savings bank in Ohio buy 7.5% of Freedom's stock to try to get it to have enough votes to swing the deal. Another sto…
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Boston College, Brown University, Dartmouth, Harvard, McGill, Northeastern, Northwestern, Occidental, Rutgers, Southern Methodist University, Tulane, University of Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahom…
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and exploited workers. These labor practices violate every human value that we have as a country. Our departments of state and defense stand up and fight for human rights around the globe. No, we don't. But have turned a blind eye to these …
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the main company that belonged to Azizma, borrowed about $8 million between 84 and 88 from Utica National Bank and Trust in Tulsa, Oklahoma, using several airplanes as collateral. The head of Utica National Bank was Victor Thompson, the fat…
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such as those used in nuclear reactors. Huh. And product ingredient technology of Boca Raton, Florida. It makes food flavorings. Barbadi also attempted to buy an Oklahoma City company called TK-7, which had formulas that would extend the ra…
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Because I had already started, before he responded with that, I had already started reading The Killing of Karen Silkwood. And for those of you who are familiar with that story, very, very weird. And she worked at Kermagee's plutonium facto…
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found a couple of companies down. And of course, we all know they're in the Fort Lauderdale area where CIA seems to occupy every other block down there. And there were two companies that specialized in eavesdropping and all kinds of spy par…
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they had stolen some very important pen that he had that had a lot of sentimental value. And he called someone on the inside and said that if that pen was not returned within 48 hours, he was gonna start killing people. And they were stayin…
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And they also documented how infiltrated others. I didn't even know some of these towns as far as the cities goes. Oklahoma City was one of them. Had CIA agents posing as police on their police department. So crazy, crazy, crazy. Okay.…
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This falls in line with what the FBI and Justice Department did after the Oklahoma bombing a year earlier when they dropped the search of John Doe number two within a few weeks of the event. They then intimidated every witness who reported …
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In the Ryder truck with McVeigh in Oklahoma City, when he stopped to ask for directions, which, you know, everybody does. It's going to blow up a building. You stop and ask for directions. And when people, when they were getting out of the …
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from 1993 to 1996-ish, basically all five of them happened. There was the bombing of the World Trade Center in New York, private building, the bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma, the derailment of the Sunset Limited in Arizona.…
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Huh, that's crazy. Then we move on to chapter 32. We will not get done with this chapter. It's a long one. And it deals with Oklahoma. So we've already established, which we've done for years, that government's involvement in all of this to…
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It's in regard to the Oklahoma City bombing, he said. We could use some help. And again, this is totally weird. So if the Oklahoma bombing is not being routed through the normal FBI station chief to reach out to the local police department …
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by the U.S. government. His report was written, ironically, you guys aren't going to believe it, on April 19th, 1995, that infamous date again, titled the bombing of the Murrah Federal Building. On Wednesday morning at approximately 9 a.m. …
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and by far the greatest manhunt in American history. Only in the investigation following the assassination of JFK and the manhunt for John Wilke Booth after the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln came close. No resources were spared…
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They're going to be white males that are right-wing domestic terrorists. We've got our new boogeyman. Oddly, the media was evidently notified of an impending raid on a rural Michigan farmhouse to be conducted by federal agents. I wonder how…
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of Timothy McVeigh, Terry Nichols. McVeigh had been identified as John Doe 1 as he was about to make bond from the county jail in Perry, Oklahoma. He had been apprehended by an Oklahoma State trooper named Charlie Hanger as he sped north on…
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and other right-wing supremacist groups. And since Waco, they have to be the ones that are affiliated with the Christian too, because we wrote that into the narrative. Ruby Ridge, white supremacist, Waco, Christian, Oklahoma, domestic terro…
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Southern Poverty Law Center. What? The Southern Poverty Law Center was involved in creating the psyops around the Oklahoma bombing? Huh. Color me shocked. They were reportedly connected to the ADL. It began to become apparent that these two…
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wrapped them with a detonation cord and time fuse. Then McVeigh by himself drove the truck to Oklahoma. Well, they didn't because we have the witness statement saying John Doe number two was with them. Supposedly then lit the fuse and ran a…
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Though some of the followers does not appear at first to relate to the Oklahoma bombing, the reader must keep the information in mind as this report progresses to gain a full understanding of the ramifications and the possibilities of the e…
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This created a massive stir in veterans organizations who remembered how many American POWs had been abandoned by our government in past wars, but was only publicized in their magazines. One of the largest groupings of resettled former Iraq…
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in Oklahoma City. This places Iraqis with demolition experience in Oklahoma City. So didn't he start off telling us it was two Islamist people? Yes. Yes, he did. Huh. That then changed to two white dudes? Then changed to one white dude? Yea…
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That's the story. According to Israeli intelligence, many of the former soldiers joined 28 cells of terrorist groups and the Islamic Jihad group in the United States, thanks to the CIA. One of those groups was located in the Oklahoma City, …
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or owned $100 million of real estate and drilling equipment in Texas and Oklahoma. And this Barbati guy comes up in the stories of the money laundering during the savings and loan thing, just so that you guys are keeping track. All these st…
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or owned $100 million of real estate and drilling equipment in Texas and Oklahoma. And this Barbati guy comes up in the stories of the money laundering during the savings and loan thing, just so that you guys are keeping track. All these st…
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He didn't actually escape. He wasn't under threat. Babadi later invested in two companies in the U.S., Pipeline Recovery Systems of Dallas, which makes anti-corrosive chemical that coats and preserves pipes. He also owned Product Ingredient…
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And production technology was rushed to Iraq to be in place in 1990. Now, that's why he doesn't escape. That's a story. He didn't escape from Iraq. He was deployed to do all of this shit to get this stuff back into Iraq. All with the help o…
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Speaking of tomorrow, we are traveling tomorrow, so it may be a little late. There's so many coincidences. So many. Except none of them are coincidences. Yeah. SR, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. I want to thank everybody on YouTube, Rumble, …
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Just a little bit more. But this has been, to me, it's been a very fast-moving book. You know, anybody that can go from World War II Nazi paperclip to Unit 731 to Oklahoma in 300 pages is very admirable as far as I'm concerned. But Craig Ro…
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was Lyle Borden, who we'll show you real quick. Here's Lyle. He looks like a serious man. Yeah. Why do we know Lyle? Well, he was a U.S. House member, House of Representatives for Oklahoma from 1937 to 47. Known as a small government Democr…
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What is the government going to do for me? And replace it with a question, what can I do for my country? Does that sound familiar to you? Yeah. Yeah, JFK plagiarized him. All right. And that's Lyle Borden. He was pretty well known as a cent…
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David Lyle Bourne, who is the second one we looked at, he's the Bonesman, also has a son who's notable. Notable enough to show his picture because you may recognize him. And here he is. This is Dan Bourne. Now he's been on your TV screen a …
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Goes to school at Texas Christian. They got his MBA from Oklahoma This whole time he's a staffer for Congress and Senate. So he's rubbing elbows with the DC crowd because of his father and grandfather He would become the Democrat US rep fro…
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He was co-chair and whip for the Blue Dog Coalition, so he is a centrist, just like his grandfather. He was one of 40 Democrats to vote against the Affordable Care Act. In 2008, he was elected to the board of directors of the National Rifle…
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And what is he doing now? He's the president of corporate development for the Chickasaw Nation. And anybody knows, well, if you're in California, in Oklahoma, you definitely know these things, a few other states, but tribal politics is big …
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And when we talk about Cecil B. Rhodes, we'll go really deep into why he offered the scholarship and actually how well that's performed in terms of grooming. You know, basically the predecessor for the World Economic Forum's young global le…
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being basically the puppet master of Oklahoma politics. In 1974, he defeats a Republican by the name of Jim Inhofe for the Oklahoma governor. And at 33 years old, he's the youngest governor in Oklahoma history. Wow. Yeah, it's the 1970s, a …
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Runs for U.S. Senator in 1978. And that was a tough election. He had to, first of all, he's accused of being a Republican. And so he had to swear on a biography of Truman that he wasn't a Republican. Then he gets accused of being gay, so he…
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And they make him go through all that to be a senator when they let him be his governor? It's a pretty nasty primary, apparently, in the Democrat Party, and it's because he was a centrist. The union people in Oklahoma do not like centrists.…
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So that's why it's notable. But, you know, you build three America's Cup winning yachts, you're pretty good. Correct. Basically building the fastest boats on the planet. So James Scolet Whitney is the first cousin of a Massachusetts congres…
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$60 million was laundered, much of it through BCCI Panama and Cayman Islands. Nothing was done. In 1989, in Oklahoma City, the IRS, which was in the Oklahoma building that blew up, indicted and convicted a heroin dealer who had laundered ov…