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Claims (27)
Standard Oil Company split_off_from
ExxonMobil documented
document
“It was broken up into 34 separate entities, which included companies that became ExxonMobil, Chevron Corporation, and others...…”
source: url — John D. Rockefeller · p.1
Lee Raymond worked_for
ExxonMobil documented
document
“The board of ExxonMobil and its shareholders gave CEO Lee Raymond a going-away gift of $357 million.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.101
ExxonMobil split_off_from
Standard Oil documented
document
“The pieces became Exxon, Mobil, Chevron, Sohio (which later became the U.S. subsidiary of BP), Amoco, Conoco, Arco, and Sun.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.136
ExxonMobil split_off_from
Standard Oil documented
document
“Den 15 maj 1911 beslutade USA:s högsta domstol att Standard Oil, med sin marknadsandel på 64 %, hade en monopolställning och skulle delas upp, vilket resulterade i 34 nya företag, bland annat föregångarna till dagens ExxonMobil.…”
EN “On May 15, 1911, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Standard Oil, with its 64% market share, held a monopoly position and should be broken up, resulting in 34 new companies, including the predecessors to today's ExxonMobil.”
source: url — Standard Oil · p.1
ExxonMobil operated_in
Equatorial Guinea documented
document
“Instead, it has been a boon for the oil companies pumping it (ExxonMobil, Marathon, and Chevron, among others)...…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.325
Rex Tillerson headed
ExxonMobil documented
document
“Rex Tillerson oversees ExxonMobil’s energy reserves, which span six continents and produce nearly twice as much oil and gas every day as all of Kuwait.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.69
Rex W. Tillerson headed
ExxonMobil documented
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“Tillerson took the reins at the world’s largest public corporation, ExxonMobil, on January 1, 2006.…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.169
Hugo Chavez removed_from_power
ExxonMobil host_asserted
“Vacchio had established a lucrative career with ExxonMobil in Venezuela while moonlighting as a U.S.-backed civil society activist. His path was upended that June when Chavez drove ExxonMobil out of Venezuela as part of his effort to nation…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 10 @ 41:29
Clifford Garvin headed
ExxonMobil documented
“as paramount in their platform. The entire time they're sabotaging everything that they openly state they're for. Very good. Check this out. The Harper was the newly founded group's first president, followed by Thomas Murphy of General Moto…”
▶ The Shadow State 43 Secret Societies 26; The Praetorian Guard @ 28:04
ExxonMobil member_of
Standard Oil documented
“as paramount in their platform. The entire time they're sabotaging everything that they openly state they're for. Very good. Check this out. The Harper was the newly founded group's first president, followed by Thomas Murphy of General Moto…”
▶ The Shadow State 43 Secret Societies 26; The Praetorian Guard @ 28:04
ExxonMobil operated_in
Venezuela book_quoted
“In Venezuela, Exxon's Creole subsidiary was found by the CIA to have a large intelligence budget and more secret assets and information than the CIA station, which at the time was huge, by the way, because they were doing all kinds of shit.…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 7 @ 53:56
Michael Ledeen worked_for
ExxonMobil host_asserted
“Michael Levy was, you know, Wexner's lawyer there. Previously, he had worked for the Clinton administration. He had also worked for ExxonMobil. But, you know, he leans over and there's a hot mic minute where Levy says that, you know, if you…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 5 (4) @ 1:00:04
Rick Scott funded
ExxonMobil caller_asserted
“And Rick Scott of Florida was like, yeah, yeah, go get him. Go get Maduro. Get the CIA involved. I'm like, who is this guy? Because I don't really know Rick Scott that much. And of course, he's had a lot of donors from ExxonMobil, Chevron. …”
▶ The Colonel Corner Dark Alliance Part 20 @ 1:08:25
ExxonMobil funded
Center for Strategic and International Studies host_asserted
“in Venezuela as well as Venezuelan family blood. Indeed, Tari and CSIS financial backers, including Chevron, Northrop Drummond, ExxonMobil, and Boeing, would get rich from a war in Venezuela that resulted in the reprivatization of natural w…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 8 @ 47:51
Jose Ignacio Hernandez employed_by
ExxonMobil book_quoted
“Vecchio was, in fact, a leading functionary for the U.S. oil industry that stood to gain from this shenanigan. And he spent much of his career employed as a lawyer for ExxonMobil. Vecchio's intimate ties to Exxon provided a possible explana…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup Venezuela Part 14 @ 4:58
Venezuela removed_from_power
ExxonMobil host_asserted
“involved in election interference is the U.S. corporations that want a concession from Guyana on that oil, because Venezuela has made it well known after having kicked out Exxon and all of the U.S. oil monopolies in their country. So does t…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Cocaine Death Squad & War on Terror Part 10 Final @ 1:42:38
Antonio Vecchiana member_of
ExxonMobil host_asserted
“Vacchio had established a lucrative career with ExxonMobil in Venezuela while moonlighting as a U.S.-backed civil society activist. His path was upended that June when Chavez drove ExxonMobil out of Venezuela as part of his effort to nation…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 10 @ 41:29
CIA merged_with
ExxonMobil book_quoted
“We'll talk about this one a little bit more in detail, but Lockheed, for an intrigue with their bribery and kickbacks to influence the market, and basically using people in NATO, feeding them information, it's a big nasty mess. Lastly, it s…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 1 @ 51:32
ExxonMobil member_of
North American Competitiveness Council host_asserted
“Those are some of them that were in on this from the very beginning. They've attended a lot of these meetings. Lockheed Martin is another one. And let's see. Oh, and Judicial Watch even sued for records of having these meetings because of w…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - 'GEOGRAPHY OF GLADIO' - EP.374(AlphaWarrior Show) @ 47:23
ExxonMobil did_business_with
Venezuela host_asserted
“and was represented by people that weren't even in Venezuela. They were not part of Venezuela's government, but because the prior Trump administration had recognized them, they had standing in these courts from the United States. And most o…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 9 @ 1:17:53
ExxonMobil subsidiary_of
Standard Oil host_asserted
“as paramount in their platform. The entire time they're sabotaging everything that they openly state they're for. Very good. Check this out. The Harper was the newly founded group's first president, followed by Thomas Murphy of General Moto…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #42 @ 27:46
Clifford Garvin member_of
ExxonMobil host_asserted
“as paramount in their platform. The entire time they're sabotaging everything that they openly state they're for. Very good. Check this out. The Harper was the newly founded group's first president, followed by Thomas Murphy of General Moto…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #42 @ 27:46
Mobil renamed_to
ExxonMobil host_asserted
“But this gentleman, Benjamin Brewster Jennings, is worth mentioning. He was class of 1929, scroll and key. He would go on to become the president of the Soconi Vacuum Company, which, of course, became Standard Oil Company of New York, which…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner-Mafia, CIA, and George Bush Part 14 @ 49:46
Michael I. Levy worked_for
ExxonMobil host_asserted
“No, just finish your thought and then we'll go back to him. All right. I'll finish my thought on this one. So everybody was commenting about his lawyer, Michael Levy. Michael Levy was, you know, Webster's lawyer there. Previously, he had wo…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 4 @ 58:59
Carlos Vecchio member_of
ExxonMobil host_asserted
“He is also over there in the U.S. Carlos Vecchio is a lawyer from Exxon. Carlos Vecchio is not an ambassador of Juan Guaido. He's an ambassador of Exxon. Cabello gestured towards his bulletin board and placed a hand on Hernandez's photo. Ju…”
▶ The Colonels Corner-Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 13 @ 46:40
African American Institute funded
ExxonMobil host_asserted
“And they are partly funded by all these big petroleum companies, ExxonMobil, blah, blah, blah, Chevron. So he is definitely part of this whole system of destabilizing Venezuela and trying to get the greedy fingers in there and hoping to ove…”
▶ The Colonel Corner Dark Alliance Part 20 @ 1:09:19
ExxonMobil funded
CFR host_asserted
“for using it on your own country. Of course, that man doesn't have his family in Venezuela, Moncato said of Tari, asserting he and his CSIS colleagues sought to spill U.S. soldiers' blood in Venezuela as well as Venezuelan family blood. Ind…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Corporate Coup (Venezuela) Part 8 @ 47:00
Mentions (37)
▶ 46:53
the North American competitiveness council that I was just mentioning, um, that the, um, like the big corporations were going to be part of, um, UPS, um, and they even hosted meetings in the, um, Louisville, Kentucky, which is where their h…
▶ 1:34:13
So many things that connect. That's absolutely true. SR71, go ahead. Since we're talking about corporations, what I was going to say about corporations and what goes on with these corporations is if you take a look at them, they have subsid…
▶ 1:08:25
And Rick Scott of Florida was like, yeah, yeah, go get him. Go get Maduro. Get the CIA involved. I'm like, who is this guy? Because I don't really know Rick Scott that much. And of course, he's had a lot of donors from ExxonMobil, Chevron. …
▶ 1:09:19
And they are partly funded by all these big petroleum companies, ExxonMobil, blah, blah, blah, Chevron. So he is definitely part of this whole system of destabilizing Venezuela and trying to get the greedy fingers in there and hoping to ove…
▶ 18:47
not only in know-how, but also in the vast financial and logistical resources that they were able to make available to multinationals. These include secret services of the world's most powerful state apparatus, i.e. the CIA, which with the …
▶ 1:42:38
involved in election interference is the U.S. corporations that want a concession from Guyana on that oil, because Venezuela has made it well known after having kicked out Exxon and all of the U.S. oil monopolies in their country. So does t…
▶ 46:54
It's a little bit more fascinating when you were an oil investor 20, 25 years ago. I mean, I think she raises some interesting points about running the internals of a country. I do think that if you were a shareholder in BP Amoco or Chevron…
▶ 16:55
of Venezuela's expat community. Though he clearly enjoyed basking in the admiration, earnestly shaking his hands and posing for photographs, Vecchio had not set out for life in politics. Instead, he spent his early days of his career as a c…
▶ 37:54
DC-based firm that routinely rakes in federal contracts from the State Department and the Pentagon. So it's not private at all. It's funded with our taxpayer dollars almost exclusively. But it does provide a way for vested commercial intere…
▶ 41:29
Vacchio had established a lucrative career with ExxonMobil in Venezuela while moonlighting as a U.S.-backed civil society activist. His path was upended that June when Chavez drove ExxonMobil out of Venezuela as part of his effort to nation…
▶ 41:59
I will be fired, Vecchio said. The government will discriminate against me, he said. By then, Vecchio had been mounting a fruitless legal challenge against Chavez's effort to restructure Venezuelan's oil sector for years. After losing his c…
▶ 50:03
However, Vecchio struggled to offer anything beyond boilerplate commitments to quote-unquote democracy and freedom. In effect, there is only one example of Vecchio clearly articulating the party's ideology in a coherent manner. Quote, we wa…
▶ 12:11
and who accused Hugo Chavez of crimes against humanity. One year after Venezuelan's government moved to ex-appropriate his private ranch as part of its efforts to expand domestic agricultural capacity. Also present was Guaido's U.S. quote-u…
▶ 43:38
They had no authority to force Caracas to satisfy the debt and no legal avenue to collect. That's where Guaido comes into play. Unlike his colleagues in the Guaido shadow government, Attorney General Jose Ignacio Fernandez avoided the limel…
▶ 46:09
In other words, Hernandez had provided material support for a lawsuit filed against the very government whose legal strategy he would go on to direct in the fake government. So he's an opposing witness while pretending to be a part of the f…
▶ 46:40
He is also over there in the U.S. Carlos Vecchio is a lawyer from Exxon. Carlos Vecchio is not an ambassador of Juan Guaido. He's an ambassador of Exxon. Cabello gestured towards his bulletin board and placed a hand on Hernandez's photo. Ju…
▶ 1:01:52
When my name started to float as attorney general, I spoke with Ambassador Carlos Vecchio. I prepared him a memo, but you don't work for him. You're the attorney general of a fake president that you actually work for, not his ambassador. As…
▶ 1:03:55
We know how it ends. They freeze all of the assets of Venezuela, steal them and use puppets in order to do it for a Canadian based company. And in the hopes of Exxon's role in this, of getting back some piece of the Venezuelan oil industry.…
▶ 4:27
that was settled by this fake court. Through the process, oil industry rivals, including Shell, BP, and ExxonMobil, would gain a chance to expand their share of U.S. oil market by scarfing up Sitco's assets. As established in Chapter 9, tho…
▶ 4:58
Vecchio was, in fact, a leading functionary for the U.S. oil industry that stood to gain from this shenanigan. And he spent much of his career employed as a lawyer for ExxonMobil. Vecchio's intimate ties to Exxon provided a possible explana…
▶ 5:30
It was not hard to imagine a scenario in which an oil giant profited from Sitko's liquidation. Quote, I was not aware of any of his relationships, said Rodriguez of Vecchio, telling me he was quite annoyed when he read Anya's expose on the …
▶ 54:36
Washington embassy over to an Exxon lawyer or installing a Harvard professor as a fake economic advisor and appointing him to the international, the Inter-American Development Bank, the U.S. government repeatedly demonstrated its total disr…
▶ 47:51
in Venezuela as well as Venezuelan family blood. Indeed, Tari and CSIS financial backers, including Chevron, Northrop Drummond, ExxonMobil, and Boeing, would get rich from a war in Venezuela that resulted in the reprivatization of natural w…
▶ 37:22
I'm going to take a different perspective than the author on this, except she has a point about the secondary sanctions. But that said, I mean, if you look at this from the perspective of the United States during the aughts, the federal gov…
▶ 39:52
to the entire country of the United States. You can't say we. We don't get any profits from Standard Oil or Exxon or anything. They pocket their own profits as well as their shareholders. And their shareholders are not just U.S. people. It'…
▶ 19:45
was in an area close to Cambodia and affected by the unresolved border dispute between the two countries over offshore islands. It was also very close to ESSO, another oil company, concession northeast of Malaysia, in which, according to re…
▶ 10:20
Since 1994, Azerbaijan's state oil company has had an $8 billion 30-year contract with BP, Unical, Exxon, and other foreign oil companies to develop oil fields that may be among the largest in the Caspian Basin. Such forward investments cre…
▶ 18:31
for the grooming process. So they adopt Jeff Bezos after marrying the mom. Miguel graduated from the university in 68. And where did he work? Exxon. In Houston, Texas. That's weird. Okay. Big oil. Exxon has a lot of interface with the CIA. …
▶ 34:46
associated with the CIA from the age of 16 through his affiliation at Exxon. Because Exxon has been behind a lot of the coups in foreign countries because of their foreign and Exxon's behind the Venezuela garbage. So his dad has been at the…
▶ 59:35
And then what I just found fascinating was Les Wexner gets asked another question, and he goes off on a tangent. But I see all along his back, I see he has a muted mic. Just go ahead. Just finish your thought, and then we'll go back to him.…
▶ 28:21
strike everybody very weird like she wasn't actually in control of the washington post and then he goes on to say who are these peoples actually working for well he mentions a few of them he mentions howard hughes the hunts in texas the oil…
▶ 51:32
We'll talk about this one a little bit more in detail, but Lockheed, for an intrigue with their bribery and kickbacks to influence the market, and basically using people in NATO, feeding them information, it's a big nasty mess. Lastly, it s…
▶ 52:03
has physically merged its office with Exxon Oil. Yeah. And he has a whole story about this. There were CIA people that had been embedded in Exxon, and then they had the official CIA phony office. And they said, what the hell? We'll just mov…
▶ 45:25
The failure of the antitrust case demonstrated that American foreign policy instruments designated by the CIA and State Department to include at least Exxon, Mobil, Texaco, SoCal, and Gulf take precedence over any law in the United States. …
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In Venezuela, Exxon's Creole subsidiary was found by the CIA to have a large intelligence budget and more secret assets and information than the CIA station, which at the time was huge, by the way, because they were doing all kinds of shit.…
▶ 54:25
And in complete disregard for the need to have objective intelligence estimates, the CIA consolidated its files with Exxon. They moved into Exxon Creole's headquarters, sitting side by side with that company. As far as Venezuela was concern…
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as paramount in their platform. The entire time they're sabotaging everything that they openly state they're for. Very good. Check this out. The Harper was the newly founded group's first president, followed by Thomas Murphy of General Moto…