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Claims (3)

Richard Funkhauser worked_in Venezuela book_quoted
“controlling informational inputs and profoundly influencing policy. Funkhauser's own job came about through his contacts with Standard Oil Nelson Rockefeller. After working for Rockefeller in Venezuela, Funkhauser applied for work at the St…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 7 @ 34:50
Richard Funkhauser did_business_with Nelson Rockefeller book_quoted
“controlling informational inputs and profoundly influencing policy. Funkhauser's own job came about through his contacts with Standard Oil Nelson Rockefeller. After working for Rockefeller in Venezuela, Funkhauser applied for work at the St…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 7 @ 34:50
Richard Funkhauser relationship_with George McGee book_quoted
“I'm not an oil specialist. And then he was asked, well, you work for an oil company. He said, yes. Well, that makes you an oil specialist in the State Department. So this, Funkhauser said, was my introduction to the Foreign Service career. …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 7 @ 35:20

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The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 7
▶ 32:18 united in their opposition. Well, because they united in their opposition. The State Department produced a background paper prepared by Richard Funkhauser, who later became ambassador to Gabon. He noted, quote, the state has not been able t…
The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 7
▶ 32:47 Probably the major impasse comes down to whether the principles of the Sherman Antitrust Act are good or not good for the world and oil, unquote. His paper, which predicted the extraordinary accuracy of Middle East oil embargo and inflation…
The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 7
▶ 33:23 who we've talked about, great investigator, was an investigator as part of the multinational subcommittee in Congress, questioned him about his paper, Funkhauser. Blum said, what I am especially struck by is the date, September 10th, 1950.…
The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 7
▶ 33:52 Because at the same time, you and the State Department, for national security reasons, are proposing these remedies. The people in the Justice Department are proposing the same remedies, meaning the other guy, and in fact bringing a legal a…
The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 7
▶ 34:22 the man who was responsible to do it. It takes a command decision on high to say whether going ahead with tearing oil companies apart is really in the U.S. interest, unquote. Besides the pro-cartel solidarity at the top of the government, h…
The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 7
▶ 34:50 controlling informational inputs and profoundly influencing policy. Funkhauser's own job came about through his contacts with Standard Oil Nelson Rockefeller. After working for Rockefeller in Venezuela, Funkhauser applied for work at the St…
The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 7
▶ 35:20 I'm not an oil specialist. And then he was asked, well, you work for an oil company. He said, yes. Well, that makes you an oil specialist in the State Department. So this, Funkhauser said, was my introduction to the Foreign Service career. …
The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 7
▶ 35:49 McGee of Kerr-McGee. That is like saying you are advising the Encyclopedia Britannica about facts. George McGee is a oil man, a brilliant one, and I'll throw this in for Warhamster, a Rhodes Scholar, and incidentally made millions of dollar…
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