Office of Policy Coordination intelligence service

“Where we left off, Skorzeny is now gone, supposedly escaped, although he didn't actually escape. They just let him go. But the story was he escaped. So we're at August 19th, 1948. Frank Wisner, who is the director of the Office of Policy Co…”

“Let's see. The OSO, the Office of Special Operations, was directly under the CIA and had nothing to do. They didn't talk to state. So in 1952, the OSO and the OPC would be merged into the Directorate of Plans. So they combined special opera…”

“Skorzeny's matches the OPC missions precisely and leads to another meeting that occurred at a very near future date. Another meeting of great consequence to Skorzeny was one involving Colonel Boris Pash, P-A-S-H, an Army officer who had bee…”

“Let's see. The OSO, the Office of Special Operations, was directly under the CIA and had nothing to do. They didn't talk to state. So in 1952, the OSO and the OPC would be merged into the Directorate of Plans. So they combined special opera…”

“for an assassination operation, that his office would only include the conditions for which the task was done, who would be involved, and who would be involved. The timing, location, and how the mission was carried out did not fall under hi…”

“the International Relief Organization, the IRO, that fake, one of the two fake organizations that Wisner set up. He was in Germany during this period, and as mentioned above, providing operational cover for Wisner's OPC. Skorzeny had pre-ex…”

“His specialty was U.S. national security programs, said in his history of the CIA that although the public was aware of the CIA, they would not have known about Wisner's OPC. Not only were OPC operations secret, the existence of the organiz…”

“And that's how black money is funneled to them to do whatever their role is in this whole operation. Wisner divided the OPC into two branches, one for planning and the other for operations. Wisner's deputy was Frank Lindsey. He headed the o…”

“that were brought into the labor service companies because they were displaced immigrants. They had a fear and a hatred of communism, so they made the perfect collaborators with the former Nazis. It is precisely these groups that were targe…”

“on behalf of the IRO, setting up Italy's Gladio program, because this is the exact same time they were doing that. So, the focus was several key topics, and as we shall see, all of them were the exact covert missions assigned to Frank Wisne…”

“all of his contacts in the U.S. intelligence from the preceding years. This indicates that Skorzeny was likely dealing with compartmented or separate offices and that he simply was obeying instructions not to reveal other activity. What he …”