Mitchell WerBell III person
also: Mitch Warbell, Warbell, War Bell, War Bill, Warble guy, W-E-R-B-E-L-L, Werbell III, W-E-R-B-E-L-L III, Werbells, W-E-R-B-E-L-L, the third
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Claims (23)
Mitchell WerBell III did_business_with
Robert Vesco book_quoted
“Warbell was simultaneously wired into deals all over the world. He was part of Robert Vesco's operation in Costa Rica with the creation of a company there and the deal to set up the submachine gun factory on Robert Vesco's ranch.…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 13:35
Mitchell WerBell III did_business_with
Lucien Conein book_quoted
“referred to in our other book as the dirty dozen and that he worked warbell worked extensively with lucian koenig and warbell and the cia so lucian koenig was seen by the author as the leader and the guy that had put together and was runnin…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 13:36
Mitchell WerBell III founded
Security Consultants International book_quoted
“was also the headquarters for Security Consultants International. CCOIN is the abbreviation, S-E-C-O-I-N. That was conceived by Warbell. He was already in charge of Central Investigative Agency, acronym CIA. We talked about that in a previo…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 11:51
Mitchell WerBell III created
Astro Catalog book_quoted
“catalog that we just mentioned that B.R. Fox produced was Warbell's contribution to Koenig's DEA program. Everywhere you find drugs, you find weapons. Warbell was the one that was responsible for bringing Koenig and Morrissey together. So M…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 15:20
Mitchell WerBell III did_business_with
Andrew St. George book_quoted
“and use it as a staging for invasions into Cuba. As with any private war, financing was central. Weapons and transportation had to be arranged, safe houses, blah, blah, blah. Warbell confided details of this plot to a friend of his by the n…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 10:08
Mitchell WerBell III subpoenaed_by
Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations book_quoted
“It appears to have been abandoned. They don't abandon anything. They repackage it, create a new proprietary, and continue on because no one is ever held accountable. Koenig was subpoenaed to testify before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 39:08
Mitchell WerBell III headed
CIA book_quoted
“was also the headquarters for Security Consultants International. CCOIN is the abbreviation, S-E-C-O-I-N. That was conceived by Warbell. He was already in charge of Central Investigative Agency, acronym CIA. We talked about that in a previo…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 11:51
Mitchell WerBell III carried_out_attack
CBS Invasion book_quoted
“armored Mercedes Benz. And he says in the spring of 66, War Bell was part of a bizarre military operation led by Cuban exiles and Haitian exiles. The extent of what became called the CBS invasion was to overthrow the regime of Papa Doc Duvi…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 9:35
Mitchell WerBell III operated_in
Singapore book_quoted
“also criminals and known to work in the arms trafficking area. And then, of course, he goes on to talk about him being involved in Costa Rica, which was Robert Vesco's area of expertise. He also talks about him being involved in Manila, Ban…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 7:30
Mitchell WerBell III operated_in
Bangkok book_quoted
“also criminals and known to work in the arms trafficking area. And then, of course, he goes on to talk about him being involved in Costa Rica, which was Robert Vesco's area of expertise. He also talks about him being involved in Manila, Ban…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 7:30
Mitchell WerBell III operated_in
Manila book_quoted
“also criminals and known to work in the arms trafficking area. And then, of course, he goes on to talk about him being involved in Costa Rica, which was Robert Vesco's area of expertise. He also talks about him being involved in Manila, Ban…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 7:30
Mitchell WerBell III operated_in
Costa Rica book_quoted
“also criminals and known to work in the arms trafficking area. And then, of course, he goes on to talk about him being involved in Costa Rica, which was Robert Vesco's area of expertise. He also talks about him being involved in Manila, Ban…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 7:30
Mitchell WerBell III did_business_with
Ken Bernstein book_quoted
“Just one of those guys that mysteriously appears at just the right time with a lot of money and then fades off into the Netherlands. He also says that he worked with Cuban exile leader Rolando Masferrer, M-A-S-F-E-R-R-E-R, who was known as …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 6:57
Mitchell WerBell III did_business_with
Anselmo Allegro book_quoted
“Just one of those guys that mysteriously appears at just the right time with a lot of money and then fades off into the Netherlands. He also says that he worked with Cuban exile leader Rolando Masferrer, M-A-S-F-E-R-R-E-R, who was known as …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 6:57
Mitchell WerBell III introduced
Lucien Conein book_quoted
“catalog that we just mentioned that B.R. Fox produced was Warbell's contribution to Koenig's DEA program. Everywhere you find drugs, you find weapons. Warbell was the one that was responsible for bringing Koenig and Morrissey together. So M…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 15:20
Mitchell WerBell III did_business_with
Rolando Masferrer book_quoted
“Just one of those guys that mysteriously appears at just the right time with a lot of money and then fades off into the Netherlands. He also says that he worked with Cuban exile leader Rolando Masferrer, M-A-S-F-E-R-R-E-R, who was known as …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 6:57
Mitchell WerBell III did_business_with
Andrew Craig Bennett book_quoted
“He says that others who worked with Warbell, such as the Thai Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief, which, of course, we understand that we bought and paid for the Thai government, especially the military and their national police, in order to f…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 5:55
Mitchell WerBell III did_business_with
Walt McMahan book_quoted
“He says that others who worked with Warbell, such as the Thai Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief, which, of course, we understand that we bought and paid for the Thai government, especially the military and their national police, in order to f…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 5:55
Mitchell WerBell III member_of
Paul Helliwell book_quoted
“invasion. And he points out that in 1966, Mitch Warbell was a good deal more sober and effective. He starts drinking a lot because he's doing a lot of nefarious things. And he points out the fact that he had been a veteran of OSS operations…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 2:20
Mitchell WerBell III carried_out_attack
Watergate scandal book_quoted
“and served widely as mercenaries under various leaders and banners. In other words, they're functioning as part of Operation Gladio, both inside and outside of Britain, which I thought was very notable. He goes on to talk about war bells be…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 5:23
Mitchell WerBell III moved_to
Abaco book_quoted
“He was also under pressure from the CIA to leave the country. According to Elliot Spindell, he was preparing to establish an offshore version of B.R. Fox Company on an island called Abaco, A-B-A-C-O. So, in the 1969 omnibus crime bill,…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 14:09
Mitchell WerBell III member_of
Defense Services Inc. book_quoted
“Behind the scenes, eventually either the indictment gets dropped or they cop a plea deal to be paying some small fine, probation, whatever. So it goes on to talk about his involvement with Robert Besko and that Warbell suddenly found his so…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 14:52
Ken Phillips did_business_with
Mitchell WerBell III book_quoted
“Phillips wrote the following. Dear Mitch, you promised to let me have that suppressor for the 308. Mitch being Warbell, of course. Please send it down to New Orleans this week. I have some police demonstrations coming up. Just tried to give…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 2:50
Mentions (31)
▶ 1:47
other books we have reference points for them and basically he spends his first chapter explaining what these different entities are and he spends a lot of time giving us the backstory on Mitch Warbell which of course we already know and he…
▶ 2:20
invasion. And he points out that in 1966, Mitch Warbell was a good deal more sober and effective. He starts drinking a lot because he's doing a lot of nefarious things. And he points out the fact that he had been a veteran of OSS operations…
▶ 5:23
and served widely as mercenaries under various leaders and banners. In other words, they're functioning as part of Operation Gladio, both inside and outside of Britain, which I thought was very notable. He goes on to talk about war bells be…
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and then traffic them to their operatives using the money on the black market to get like ten to one dollars because they get these surplus weapons at next to nothing which is why we always have some type of conflict going on it's a constan…
▶ 9:05
was in his element in this environment. He was the son of a Russian cavalry officer. He prospered as an international arms dealer and used his talents and contacts in the public relation private detection business. When he went to the airpo…
▶ 9:35
armored Mercedes Benz. And he says in the spring of 66, War Bell was part of a bizarre military operation led by Cuban exiles and Haitian exiles. The extent of what became called the CBS invasion was to overthrow the regime of Papa Doc Duvi…
▶ 10:08
and use it as a staging for invasions into Cuba. As with any private war, financing was central. Weapons and transportation had to be arranged, safe houses, blah, blah, blah. Warbell confided details of this plot to a friend of his by the n…
▶ 11:20
to ensure that whatever story the CIA wanted to spin of their operation was reported on. So, one of many. He goes on to say, using CBS equipment, Warbell secretly recorded incriminating conversations with Haiti's Consul General in Miami, in…
▶ 11:52
The hope was the consul would persuade Papa Doc to pay them like blackmail money. Warbell later admitted that the blackmail attempt nearly cost the consul his life. The duplicity and double crosses were as much a part of this quote unquote …
▶ 13:03
He goes on to say that he knew that Morrissey, Koenig, and Fox of B.R. Fox was part of assassination, international narcotics trafficking, electronic booby traps, foreign criminals, and the dozen ex-CIA officers secretly attached to the new…
▶ 13:36
referred to in our other book as the dirty dozen and that he worked warbell worked extensively with lucian koenig and warbell and the cia so lucian koenig was seen by the author as the leader and the guy that had put together and was runnin…
▶ 14:14
In the same building with B.R. Fox Company. And it says just when the Senate was preparing to question Warbell about the discovery of one of his various plots, he was indicted, effectively preventing him from answering any questions on Capi…
▶ 14:52
Behind the scenes, eventually either the indictment gets dropped or they cop a plea deal to be paying some small fine, probation, whatever. So it goes on to talk about his involvement with Robert Besko and that Warbell suddenly found his so…
▶ 15:24
alleging an illicit sale of automatic weapons. The circumstances surrounding that indictment was so strange that the Senate Investigating Committee itself gave credence to Warbell's complaint that he was being set up. Not only had the indic…
▶ 15:55
upon a foundation of entrapment alleging that the defendant sought to make an illegal transfer of sub machine guns to undercover agents that the case of course was eventually dropped it was all a trick to get him out of testifying in front …
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It stands for Studies in the Operational Negation of Insurgents and Counter Subversives. It was basically an entity that was a workshop for assassinations. And it involved using Warbell's specially silenced submachine gun pistol.…
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Those were the people that were doing business with Mitch Warbell. Another stockholder in Quantum seems entirely out of place, unless you know what we know. He was a director for the Fund for Peace, trustee of the Center for the Study of De…
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Warbell having the ear of Kingmakers and Dragonslayers, like post-editor Ben Bradley, who comes up a lot. And super lawyer Edward Bennett Williams. He comes up a lot too. He came up a lot when I was researching Inertel. He seems to be every…
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Others, Senator Charles Percy and newsman Dan Rather. Mott hung out with all of them, as did Warbell. It was his money, Mott's money, that funded the Committee for an Effective Congress. Well, that was a sucky investment. Unless you are tal…
▶ 34:15
It says that this group, Committee for Effective Congress, purged so many congressional committee chairmen after Watergate. And it was his money that helped CIA critic John Marks establish the Center for National Security Studies. Mott's se…
▶ 2:50
Phillips wrote the following. Dear Mitch, you promised to let me have that suppressor for the 308. Mitch being Warbell, of course. Please send it down to New Orleans this week. I have some police demonstrations coming up. Just tried to give…
▶ 4:26
of equipment because they were standing up the dina that was going to be using that to round up all kinds of people in chile so the author then goes on and says that morrissey's quote-unquote incompetence was probably since he had only a fe…
▶ 11:51
was also the headquarters for Security Consultants International. CCOIN is the abbreviation, S-E-C-O-I-N. That was conceived by Warbell. He was already in charge of Central Investigative Agency, acronym CIA. We talked about that in a previo…
▶ 13:04
off of basically like index cards all day long. He would then go out with Koenig for lunch. Then he'd come back and he'd continue making phone calls until he left to go home. You know, like you would do if you were setting up drop shipments…
▶ 13:35
Warbell was simultaneously wired into deals all over the world. He was part of Robert Vesco's operation in Costa Rica with the creation of a company there and the deal to set up the submachine gun factory on Robert Vesco's ranch.…
▶ 14:43
Manufacturers of clandestine weapons and surveillance devices have shifted their bases to locations in the Caribbean after that bill was passed. They were establishing factories and shops in what was referred to as mini nations or nations t…
▶ 15:20
catalog that we just mentioned that B.R. Fox produced was Warbell's contribution to Koenig's DEA program. Everywhere you find drugs, you find weapons. Warbell was the one that was responsible for bringing Koenig and Morrissey together. So M…
▶ 29:37
C-E-S-E-C-O-I-N, Seacoin. It stood for Security Consultants International. He basically describes it as a detective agency that Warbell says was virtually identical to his central investigative agency. And we just talked about John Muldoon …
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is no more than a coincidence. But of course, we don't believe in coincidences anymore. So two might be the invocation of the rival Intertel as for Caulfield and Warbell's agencies running side by side. Caulfield's Operation Sand Wedge prop…
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Very, very important. For his part, Warbell becomes uncharacteristically quiet when asked by the author in an interview about C-Coin and any connection it might have to both the White House and the plumbers. All he'll say in that regard is …
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It appears to have been abandoned. They don't abandon anything. They repackage it, create a new proprietary, and continue on because no one is ever held accountable. Koenig was subpoenaed to testify before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee …