Thomas Foley person

“was adamant in rejecting compensation for the POWs and other slave laborers, insisting that the peace treaty put aside all claims against Japan. His deputy chief of missions, Christopher LaFleur, echoed this dogma at every opportunity. Fole…”

“wonder why all of this is taking place some 50 years after the war. All claims from World War II, including claims from nationals in the U.S. arising from actions taken by Japan, have already been settled. What was not said at the time is t…”

“the Sumitomo Company, heavily involved in wartime slave labor and a target of a lawsuit. The moment Foley ended his tenure as ambassador and returned to America, he signed on as a paid advisor and lobbyist for Mitchell, B.C., one of the big…”

“In 1984, Lenders American Financial Corp increased its ownership in United Brands to 45% from its previously held 30%. The very next month, there are two relevant notes in Oliver North's White House diary. The first, on March 10th, talks ab…”