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Claims (6)
Phelps Dodge Corporation funded
New Mexico documented
“close to the Mexican border, southwest of Santa Fe. And it's talking about a smelter, a town that was built around a smelting work that was once owned by Phelps Dodge Corporation. But in the late 1990s, Phelps Dodge closed the smelter, laid…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 8 @ 0:38
Phelps Dodge Corporation sold
New Mexico documented
“nearly a third of the population fell below the poverty level. So Phelps Dodge sold it for nearly $5 million. The official buyer was the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, or New Mexico Tech, as it was called. It was headquarter…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 8 @ 1:34
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology purchased
New Mexico documented
“nearly a third of the population fell below the poverty level. So Phelps Dodge sold it for nearly $5 million. The official buyer was the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, or New Mexico Tech, as it was called. It was headquarter…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 8 @ 1:34
U.S. Department of Homeland Security funded
New Mexico documented
“Of the purchase was the then relatively new U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The remote location and even the poverty were hardly obstacles for the U.S. government. In fact, they were assets, as the government's vision for Playas was t…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 8 @ 2:08
U.S. Department of Homeland Security developed
New Mexico documented
“Of the purchase was the then relatively new U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The remote location and even the poverty were hardly obstacles for the U.S. government. In fact, they were assets, as the government's vision for Playas was t…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 8 @ 2:08
Pancho Villa carried_out_attack
New Mexico book_quoted
“shipped to El Paso, and forwarded to Pancho Villa. So that ammunition, this is Fast and Furious all over again, was used to murder 17 American miners in Santa Isabel in March of 1916. Villa also raided Columbus, New Mexico, and killed 18 mo…”
▶ Operation Gladio - The History of the International Syndicate @ 1:27:58
Mentions (29)
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This was so crazy because they're in bed with the Department of Energy. And think about all the lab problems we've had, the security clearances, the Chinese people that were caught in New Mexico. These guys are in charge of the labs. There'…
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The Sinaloa cartel in El Chapo. Yes. I don't have it to a point where I could present it, but I have looked into it. They were, if you look at the Universal article that was written, they talk about how the DEA came to Mexico and worked wit…
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Chappell was putting the drugs on freight trains directly to Chicago. They were actually using car manufacturing after NAFTA. The auto trains where they were manufacturing cars in Mexico, they were using those cars as conveyance to Chicago …
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Into Harlem. Right. And it was done to destroy the wealthy, well-developed middle class that was black in New York City. Thank you. And they did the exact same thing coming up through Mexico to L.A. Thank you. And to San Francisco.…
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was every race. I lived in central Florida. We had these seasonal migrant workers that came up from Mexico. They went back to Mexico. They weren't interested in living here.…
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They picked the citrus and stuff like that. They went to school with us. The same people came every spring. They were here from spring until about June. And we grew up with them. They come to our class reunion still today. We were a very in…
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these international syndicate entities. And it talks about it going into a whole bunch of petroleum acquisitions. And it, let's see, talks about that in Africa today, they are in Congo. They are also in Finland.…
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shipped to El Paso, and forwarded to Pancho Villa. So that ammunition, this is Fast and Furious all over again, was used to murder 17 American miners in Santa Isabel in March of 1916. Villa also raided Columbus, New Mexico, and killed 18 mo…
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An eastbound Greyhound bus eased into a station in New Mexico. A state policeman walked by the bus with a drug-sniffing dog. The canine got near the luggage compartment and went crazy. The officer found a suitcase carrying nine kilos of coc…
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to stand trial for having jumped bail. This is when he ran off to New Mexico. The charge stemmed from having gone underground for a year and a half, during which time he roamed the western U.S. disguised as an improbable hippie and sent off…
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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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Keith Jackson. Why do I say that? Because every single one of these operations in Latin America, the front for moving shit is a shrimp company. Then in the fall of 1985, he and his partners purchased 700,000 acres in the northwest corner of…
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Freeman was also involved in the $200 million Florida land deal with the DuPonts and Corson. Also in the mid-70s, Cuban-Mexican drug trafficker Alberto Falcon, and remember Falcon is the guy that we covered on Alpha Warrior Show that was lo…
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Yeah, that ain't going to happen. You just have to come up and talk to me about it. It's essentially, I came across said player of the person who owns Bubba Gump during COVID while I was in Mexico on his brand new $16 million yacht. Oh, I d…
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all of our congressmen, mayors of the bigger cities. Look at New Mexico. Really look at New Mexico. It's pretty much a CIA black site. Ever since they brought von Braun and a thousand Nazi schoolteachers here from 1945 through 1948.…
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Thankfully, finally, Alan Jr. was moved into Bellevue and he found the facility so soothing and environment that he stayed there for over 10 years. Eventually, Joan would pick her brother up and take him out to New Mexico with her and basic…
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Thus began Alan Dulles' reign of treason as America's top spy. Maximilian Egon von Hollerloh, the Nazi prince, was a creature of Europe's war-ravaged land aristocracy. Prince Max and his wife had once presided over an empire of properties t…
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There was even a relatively new firm in New Mexico that was planning to sell drones directly to private military companies. It called its product Silent Falcon. In the summer of 2012, while private military companies were quietly moving int…
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And in 2003, put the town up for sale. It was called Playas. He was selling the entire town, which included homes, school, a rodeo ring, a bowling alley, a shooting range, helicopter pads, and even its own zip code for $3.2 million. It was …
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nearly a third of the population fell below the poverty level. So Phelps Dodge sold it for nearly $5 million. The official buyer was the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, or New Mexico Tech, as it was called. It was headquarter…
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Of the purchase was the then relatively new U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The remote location and even the poverty were hardly obstacles for the U.S. government. In fact, they were assets, as the government's vision for Playas was t…
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That was just icing on the cake. The Playas Training and Research Center, as the new facility began being called, would offer coursework such as analysis of anarchist literature, but the main feature would be the realistic training facility…
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Afghan-born, relocated to the United States, hired to help prepare American troops for encountering Afghanistan. A Santa Fe reporter described it as a combination of a realistic environment of the FBI's Hogan's Alley, a mock town in Quantic…
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formerly the School of Americas. The new play has opened in 2004, and for the next seven years, its client base consisted mostly of first responders and U.S. military personnel, like local cops. Then in March 2011, its clientele shifted to …
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in Afghanistan. New Mexico Tech, specifically the Playa Center, had become a subcontractor to Aegis Defense Services, LLC, their branch in Washington. Under Aegis' State Department Worldwide Protective Services contract, as a subcontractor,…
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The end of wars and the homecoming of troops either spawned private military insecurity or bolstered existing ones. This time, the process was spurred by the White House Joining Forces Initiative, a program to help U.S. servicemen and women…
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was such that the close proximity to the Mexican border of some of the training sites, for example, Playas, only 40 miles from the border, meant that they could easily be used as future detention centers. After all, immigration enforcement …
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Another $1 million of the loan went to pay Harper's overdraft at a Mexican bank that was threatening to foreclose on his ranch that he owned in Mexico. So, ranches everywhere that can be used for drug trafficking. In addition, Navarro Savin…
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who had headed the rocket program. And he was originally sent to Fort Bliss, Texas, near White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. He worked for Army Ordnance and General Electric, developing the Hermes II missile. He was later assigned to R…